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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
6
The Frederick News weekly notice outlines subscription costs at one cent for eubecribers and $3.00 per year with payment in advance. It lists office locations for subscriptions and delivery and asks subscribers to report missed papers so the office can improve service.
The piece reflects on how ice once cooled homes and foods through ice boxes and jars, contrasting past frugality with current high ice prices. It notes older generations relied on ice storage and cool cellars, while modern supply chains require refrigeration from delivery to home. It laments rising ice costs and mentions charitable aid providing free ice to residents.
A poetic fragment from Lippincott s with imagery of a winding lane a lassie meeting the speaker and verses praising the path as a source of happiness and a kinder world the piece invokes nature roses and shy charm in a gentle rural mood
Light humor items from the era mix家庭 quips and brief anecdotes. A discussion on a missing kiss, a boastful reward joke, and a painter Kaiser reference appear among odd notices short items include a Frederick county dairy meeting at 2 pm with government experts, a strange tomato specimen, a chicken cutting accident, and a Clarksburg picnic announced for King's Grove tomorrow.
Twenty years ago Frederick reports attack on Master Ira Moser by a Shepherd dog near Miersville. Potomac river crowds for fishing and camping par ties. Wicks Glessner reports 16 plovers and Enoch Rowe with Stanley Young catch eight bass. Z James Giltinger on vacation from Frederick County National Bank. Brunswick Cornet Band to issue uniforms. Manor woods hosts picnic and tournament August 6 with patronesses listed.
Work on a new Flam ing Creek water line starts tomorrow in Frederick. J H Brady of Frostburg's Hrady Brothers, contractor for the excavation, arrived and said crews will rush the job. Lynchburg Pipe and Foundry Company supplies the pipe. Brady absorbs higher lead costs and plans to employ many workers as equipment arrives. Birthday surprise honors twin brothers George and Edward Clabaugh at their Ladiesburg home with ice cream cake candy and festivities.
Albert A. Doub Cumberland attorney announces as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Attorney General. He is brother to Justice Daniel W. Doub of Hagerstown and related to W. W. Doub of Middletown, with Western Maryland backing anticipated. Also notes sale of Jesse D. Stup’s Walkersville area farm and an Odd Fellows reunion trip to Pen Mar with a special Frederick connection.
Court action advances in Creagerstown district as County Commissioners weigh proceedings to compel Mrs Loretta Kinna to open a ditch on her property so road water does not accumulate. In a separate matter John B. Sweeney and Herman Koehler of Hagerstown file in Circuit Court to appoint receivers for Potomac Valley Lime and Lime Company, operator of Pinesburg plant in Washington County.
The thirty fourth annual reunion and picnic of present and former pupils of the Marstand School for the Deaf and their friends will be held in Grove No Druid Hill Park Baltimore today. The Haire de Grage Armory Commission with local merchants completed plans for laying the cornerstone Saturday of the new $25,000 arms for Company B.
Frederick readers learn kidney duty to filter blood and prevent illnesses. Mrs. Josephine E. Perry of Braddock RoR Frederick endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after relief from dizziness and nervousness. Sold at J W Har nests Drug Store with Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y as props.
Miss Margaret K. Young, visiting Frederick from Munich, debunks rumors that all German men aged 16 to 45 have been pressed into service. She says her father and uncle, both 45, would enlist if called, and that nine cousins serve with one injured in action. She plans to return to Munich, aiming for Lusitania passage. Local rail extension plans and a hospital update on Joe Getting Letter conclude the item.
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