Daily News of Frederick Maryland Ad Rates and Offices
The Daily News published at 41 North Market Street Frederick Maryland outlines its printing by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. It lists Birely, G. Will Fout, and J. R. DeLaPlaines as officers and notes subscription rates for daily and semi weekly editions, plus a mail delivery offer and office contact points across Frederick with several local retailers carrying the paper.
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Erdepandant
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Ene
Tee Newn
Prunewick Times
High Street
Peoples National Ban Runewick
Skentes
Pha Mawe
the Times
News
Market and
Qhira Streets
Frederick Trust Company
New Central Trust Company
Market
Changed Methods of Paigning Campaign Tactics
A veteran observer recalls torch light campaigns from 30 years ago with mass parades that drew in detachment units for doughnuts and coffee, but offered no civic education. Speeches were mostly jokes and parades boosted votes through spectacle. Now, newspapers educate voters and campaign funds favor print over costly parades.
Extortion from the Poor in a World of Injustice
A clipped denunciation condemns usurious lending and predatory professionals who prey on poor defendants, borrowers, and recently arrived immigrants. The piece warns of litigation threats and exploitation by those exploiting small savings and vulnerable newcomers.
Justice for the Poor and the Cost of Court Appeals
The text argues that corruption and inflated charges flourish when services lack fixed prices. It warns that women and the poor suffer most from such practices and that costly appeals deter plaintiffs from pursuing justice. It advocates reducing court costs to aid low‑income litigants and enable fair outcomes.
Umpire perils highlighted in baseball reports
In a Savannah News column, the risks umpires face are discussed after George Johnson, an American Association umpire for Toledo, was struck by a popped bottle and fell unconscious. Detroit umpire Nalmin also faced a hostile crowd after ruling against the Tigers. The piece argues umpires endure constant danger and isolation on the field.
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Savannah News
Carnegie Hero Commission
George Johnson
Um Biring
American Association
Toledo
Detroit
Nal- Min
Tigers
Chicago
Ife
Heo
Piracy In Paper Exposes Print-Paper Price Abuse
The New York World notes the Federal Trade Commission faces a major issue when it reconvenes in August. It argues print-paper has been monopolized for a generation, with inflated prices and covert conspiracies harming consumers. A strong FTC action, including possible grand jury referral, could curb this buccaneering practice.
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New York World
Commiss Sion
The
Trade Commission
Spirit of Eternal Youth Refutes Time and Death
The text personifies Eternal Youth as immune to age and death, declaring freedom beyond Destiny’s laws. It suggests youth flees folly, mocks maturity, and vanishes when sought by man, leaving him to grow old and realize the irony of youth’s one moment whim. Poem attributed to Edward Hi. &. Terry.
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Edward Hi
Terry
Minutes of merriness chauffeur quip fuels laughs
A humorous exchange from Horton Globe and Louisville Courier Journal notes a woman asking a new chauffeur if he can run a lawn mower. The chauffeur answers his education covers cars planes and submarines. A jest about a wife driving a nail without hitting her thumb ends with a punchline about the hired girl.
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Horton Globe
Louisville
Fer Journal
Local residents embark on trips and returns home
Purely Personal notices show Romney visitors Miss Virginia Hoeatwole and Miss Katherine Goldsborough returning home from Mrs. A. ft. Shank’s in Woodyboro. Many others, including Mrs. Margaret Jionner, Mrs. Mary VanFossen, and daughters, along with Hilda Zacharias, Dorothy Filler, and Miss Florence Schley, resume duties or travel to Atlantic City, Washington, Norfolk, and Dayton on various visits and vacations.
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Virginia Hoeatwole
Katherine Goldsborough
Romney
W. Va
A. Ft. Shank
Woodyboro
Hammond Clary
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Clary
Margaret Jionner
Mary VanFossen
Margaret
East Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Misnes
Hilda Zacharias
Dorothy Filler
East Third Street
Brightside Cottage
Florence Schley
Gilmer Schley
Fast Patrick Street
Diag
Providence Hospital
Washington
H. Kieffer Delauter
Misa
Antoinette Salter
West Church Street
Iamsville
Edward C. Yeakle
A. 5. Hunichen
East Second Street
Francis D. Roalkey
Dallas
Texas
David E. Roelkey
Brooklyn
New York
Virginia Roelkey
Mra
D. Hauer Quytin
West Third Streat
Thurmont
Thurza Fichelberger
Wazel McCanner
Walkeraville
Tom Motter
Baltimore
Elizabeth Mills
Roberta Carty
Norman Hopwood
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
William Hopwood
Lillian Peterson
Richmond
Indiana
Katherine Nusbaum
Mt. Airy
HU. Gates Smith
Alvin HL. Gray
Blakely
B. KF. Reich
South Market Street
Claude
Ridenour
Plattaburg
Kansas
R. Ridenour
Middletown
Canada
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Leslie Dutrow
Carl Stover
Boonsboro
Carrie Miller
Bolivar
Harlan Seuddtknecht
Dorothy
Dayton
Hymeneas Shaft-Thompson Bride in Monrovia Ceremony
Miss Mary Thompson aged 16 and John David Shaft aged 22 wed quietly at the home of Rev J Welty Fahrney in Monrovia. The couple, unattended, plan to reside with her parents while he works farming. A Baltimore license later issued to Bernard F Meadows and Vinx Miller. Joe Miller near Ponca City, Okla, begins ostrich raising.
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Baltimore
Bernard F. Meadows
Hrimswick
Vinx Firace Miller
Brooklyn
John David Shaft
Feagaville
Mary Thompson
Monrovia
Auto Crash Near Frederick Ends With No Serious Injuries
An automobile carrying Charles Routzahn Carl Willard John Long Murphy Heart of Frederick and Walter Otis of Lime Kiln crashed into a dirt pile and timber along the Emmitsburg State road near Frankинville landing in a creek. All occupants escaped unharmed though the car was wrecked. A hay wagon rollover near Frederick injured four workers but they avoided serious harm.
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Charles Routzahn
Carl Willard
John Long
Murphy Heart
Frederick
Walter Otis
Emmitsburg
Frankinnvile
Houtzalin
Otis
Forsythe
Baltimore
Wedding Surprise Weds Miss Priscilla Gibbons in Baltimore
Miss Priscilla Dawson Gibbons daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Gibbons of Baltimore wed Lucius C Lamar son of William A Lamar of Rockville after a Westminster summer visit. They married by Rev J A White at St Ignatius rectory and will reside in Baltimore. Lamar is a Maryland law graduate and grandson of late U S Supreme Court Justice L Q C Lamar. The couple’s friends were surprised by the match. Later notes report Emancipation celebration with minor arrests and hearings next night.
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Westminster
Priscilla Dawson Gibbons
William H. Gibbons
Baltimore
Lucius QC
Lamar
Willian al. Lamar
Rockville
Belair
J. A. White
St. Ignatius Church
University of Maryland
L. Q. C. Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Miss Gibbons
Goom
Wm. Lamar
Oriole
Frederick
Courts Grant Letters Testamentary and Administrations
Orphans' Court entries announce letters testamentary for Abram W Nusbaum and Ad am Luther Nickels among others, plus several administrations. Final and first accounts filed for multiple estates, including Du vall, Kepner, Ogle, Baughman, Routzahn, Urner, Burkett, Willard, and Spitzer. Marriage licenses issued for John Shaft and Mary Thompson. Lawn fete set for August 10 at Braddock Heights. Thurmont pipeline work underway and New residence planned on Summit avenue. Pearson mentioned as probable Maryland State Normal College of Agriculture president. Charles M Gall elected director of Citizens Savings Bank.
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Mary E. Zimmerman
Alonzo R. Spitzer
Samuel Maddix
Henry C. Duvall
B. Evard Kepner
Nancy EB. Kepher
Frederick Nostalgia From August 1896 Columns
Twenty years ago today in Frederick notes recount Col George A Pearre as Republican Congressional candidate from the Sixth district. Cry Opera House opens August 6 with Midnight Bell. Dr McPheres is said to boast prime corn field between Frederick and Catoctin Furnace. Protestant Sunday School at Lime Kiln to meet Manor Woods next Sunday with Myersville band. Frederick district Aserscorn progress half done. Edward C Shafer elected mayor of Brionwick by 32 majority. Democrats elect two of three councilmen.
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the News
George A. Pearre Ja
Sisth Dftrid
Edward C. Shafer
Brronawick
Cure for Catarrh Promises Vast Health Benefit
A garbled advertisement claims a “cure” for catarrh with a listed $100 reward. It asserts the remedy clears greasy mucous and strengthens the constitution, touting testimonials and urging readers to send for proof. The notice names FJ Cooney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Panacea Og
Coeney & CO
Tetlode
Ohio
Ail Drugetats
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New City
Buckey's Cigar
South Markettreet
Central
FF. K. Ben Midta Ciger
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News Ofice
Frederick, Md
Voice OF the Press
Hymeneas
Ponca City
Okla
Joe Miller
Harmon
Staley
Frank Shenkle
Fred. Shankle
John Shankle
Aren Purdeman
Sherif Klipp
Kate Maleil
Hahn and
Vainter
Roderick
August T. Brust
Mullinix
Friends of the Boys
Summit Avenue
Mathias
Pearson
Raymond Allen Pearson
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Maryland State Normal College of Agriculture
Charles M. Gall
Citizens Savings Bank
John H. Roddy
M. E
W. CL Jonen
Buford
Chamberrlain
Twitell
Pattic
Patrak Stre
Tvusuay
Weleck
Cash
Hannah Warding
Theo Tarase
Wwaur Las
Acd
St Augidiy
REO Sliding Board
State Bank
FR. M
Cry Opera House
McPheresp
Frederick and
Catoctin Farnace
Aserscorn
Frederick County National
Lafayette
France
America
Congress
United Sates of
R. Rush Lewis
Wiremen’s Helpers
A. FL Krug
North Liberty Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Augidit
Hahn and Rowe
P.O
Square Corner
Frederick Market
Eugene of Albaugh
Heal
Wyoming
Second Street
West Third Street
Henry P. Fahrnet
Rotal Society
Peerless
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
U. 8
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
East Fifth Street
James C. Rowe
West Fourth Street
West Third ST
Bath
Allen G. Quynn
Foi
Third Street
Market Street
Maryland
Kolb Brothers
W. Patrick St
Marshall Miller
Jysedtt
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Bentz and
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East South Street
C. E. Burger
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East Streets
Bowere Lumber Co
Star
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Mobley
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Patrick St
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Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
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