The News Frederick Maryland Advertises Publication Details
The News offers semiweekly editions with subscriptions in the city and United States at 1.00 per year in advance. The paper is connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and accepts correspondence and advertisements by mail and telegraph from all parts of the country.
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Our UnCrowned Kings and the Steel Economy Rise
A sweeping 1910 essay extols steel as the industrial backbone, crediting the modern era’s feats to metallurgical advances and mechanized production. It contrasts historic luxury with current utility, links steel to national factories and wartime might, and notes corporate outputs and legal anxieties such as the third degree. The piece also references Crippen’s sensational global chase and public fascination with modern communications.
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United States Steel Oporation
Braddock Heights Fire System meeting plans aid
A Braddock Heights mobilization seeks funds for a formal fire department with hydrants via a three member committee led by Prof Charles H Roamaburg and two others. They will recruit from property owners and form a larger group to raise money through lawn fetes and city events to protect resort cottages hotel and pavilions.
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WO. McCutcheon
H. K. Delauter
Braddock Water Company
Frederick
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Frederick City
Baltimore View on Turnpike Costs and Road Quality
The Baltimore press questions high fruit prices and burlesque burglary talk while weighing toll road bids. It notes turnpike offers near 1600 dollars per mile versus road commission costs around 6000, arguing the state may still gain from accepting turnpike bids if gates and surface work are addressed for travelers, farmers, and truckers. The piece cites contrast between company prices and state road costs.
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Minutes of Merriness and Quotations Jumble
A collage of humorous exchanges and fragmented lines from various sources. The snippets reference a Reno vacation, creaky shoes, a fortune, and dinner invitations, with playful wordplay on manners and manners. The tone resembles a light, satirical roundelay of banter.
The Case for Bird Conservation in the Orchard
A Washington Port piece argues for conserving insectivorous birds like bluebirds wrens and partridges to protect crops from pests. It cites a Virginia study showing bobwhite quail eat thousands of weed seeds and insects, stressing that humane farming relies on birds for pest control and urging conservation as a vital farm policy.
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Virginia
Bob White
Moments With The Muse Even There
Poem fragment notes heat and longing for cool air as winds sweep trees and porch nights. It quotes S EB Wiske and reflects on weather’s impact on mood, people, and simple pleasures amid heat and public life.
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Chicago Record| Herald
Religious World Notice of Sunday Services Across Churches
A scanned church roundup lists Sunday services and Sunday school timings at many congregations. United Brethren hosts service by Rev Kiracofe. Presbyterian fruitfully studies The Map of Faith. Episcopal church notes morning service by Rev George Williamson Smith. Trinity M E reports absence of pastor and picnic plans. St John Catholic reports low masses and rosary. First Baptist records Bible school and sermons on The Severity of Christianity and The Attractiveness of Christianity. M B Church notes Providence leading and twilight talk. Evangelical Tytthoran cites Romans 8 24 and offertory hymn. Grace Reformed presents Mana Neck and The Manifold Christ. Evangelical Reformed covers The Condition of Waiting for the Lord. baptism at 6 pm and vacation granted until September. Church of the Brethren reports morning and evening sermons by Elder Buralt and Elder Fahrney. There will be no services in August at some churches and no further services until September.
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Fran Matthew
Sannta’ “Protestant Episcopal Church
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George Williamson Smith
Washington
First Baptist Church
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J. Hlamar
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Weaper
Miesday
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Heart L. G. Kieffer
George Edw. Smith
Frederick office promotes two clerks in postal results
Motter Bron & Co. reports Baltimore stock market prices corrected to noon. Adolphus Harrington has received instructions from the department of two promotions in the Frederick office. One clerk has been advanced from 600 to 800 and another from 1,000 to 1,100.
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Frederick
Committee of Ten Names Censorship Committee for Moving Pictures
The Committee of Ten led by Milton Gimmer formed a censorship panel for moving picture shows. Appointees include Mrs. Arthur D. Willard, Mrs. Joseph D. Baker, Mrs. Frank I. Stoner, Mrs. J. K. White, Miss Nannie Floyd, H. R. Evans, J. Clarke Kieffer, John S. Newman, D. C. Warehime, Thomian Williamson, plus a group of acting clergy as advisory. A future meeting will elect officers and plan censorship measures.
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Nannie
Drunk and Disorderly Arrest Leads to Jail Time
Willis Johnson was arrested Saturday afternoon by Officer Ilem Fog on a drunk and disorderly charge at the B&O station. While being brought to police headquarters he attempted to flee. Justice C.8. Akatein fined him $5.50 or 20 days in jail.
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Community figure sought for Anatolian investment role
A community member is being consulted on matters in Anatolia and is asked to take on shared investments. The individual would manage funds and make investments on behalf of the group, subject to approval by authorities.
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