The Daily News Frederick Advertising Policy 1908
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines publication details for The Weekly News and The Daily News. It lists subscription rates including 26 cents daily and 1.00 per month, service by carrier or mail, and notes the office connected to the telephone exchange with free correspondence and telegrams to the office. The notice is dated Wednesday August 5, 1914.
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Daily News
United States
Ant News
Adérea
Orphans” Court
Frederick County
Edward S. Richelbergel
Tate
Maren
Beneft
Miriam Gray Eichelberges
John Francis Smith
Attorner
Maurili
Orphans’ Court
Marshall B. Boone
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Delivery and Pickup
Subscribing readers urged to report missed deliveries as the Frederick News promises full service. The paper lists selling points including New City Hotel Buckeys Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant Arlington Hotel and Zimmerman Bros Grocery MecCardell Store for purchase.
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New City
Buckey's
S. ‘Market St
F. K. Schmidt
Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
MecCardell's
Peace Efforts May Offer Long Term Benefit Despite War
The writer notes the present conflict shows limited immediate gains for world peace but argues efforts to stress peace in the era could prevent future catastrophe. Emphasizes weighing devastation against the potential positive influence of proactive peacebuilding actions.
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Etepa
War and World Peace in the European Conflict
An editorial reflects on England's entry into the war, assigns blame to the German Emperor, and questions causes and consequences. It argues that armaments buildup pressures nations toward conflict and hopes the war leads to reduced military preparations and a move toward peace. The piece notes Italy's neutrality and Belgium's neutrality obligations.
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England
Germany
Austria-Hungary
France
Russia
Great Britain
Italy
Austria
Little
Servia
Belgium
The Romance of Waste and Thrift Traditions
The article extols waste material economies turning into profit, noting the National Association of Waste Material Dealers valued at 700 million dollars and detailing coal tar's shift from a burden to a bonanza. It recalls old household thrift like soap making, lamplighters from matches, rag exchanges, twine reuse, and the dwindling of such arts. It reflects on thrift habits fading yet fortunes built on patient accumulations amid tax and debt remarks.
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National Association of Waste Material Dealers
Weather woes dampen farmer hopes as rain stays scarce
The Indianapolis Star notes farmers vent discontent over prolonged heat and especially the drought. With rainfall seven inches below normal, anxious growers fear spring plantings may fail and incomes shrink as crops wither under cloudless skies.
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Indianapolis Star
Where God Is In All Things Verse Reflection
Poemish lines ask where God lies and insists God is in the world around us from stars to streams. Quoted verse by Georgie Taggart cites divine presence, while a humorous exchange about a ham adds contrast with a Germanic name. The piece blends spiritual meditation with comic aside.
Reunion Tomorrow At Pen Mar Odd Fellows Event
Between 15 000 and 20 000 visitors expected for the fifth annual round ten of the Odd Fellows of Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia at Pen Mar tomorrow. Special train service and an auditorium program with cantons parades and drills planned. Congressman J W Uryan to deliver the oration. Frederick A Groom of Baltimore chairs rearrangements. Funeral of John G Neater York Pa railroad brakeman held at Green Street residence with services and interment in Greenmount Cemetery York.
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Pen Mar
Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
J. W. Uryan
Bremerton
Wash
Washington Grand Lodge
Carden
Rebekah Lodge
Gardenville
Lillie Jaynes
Frederick A. Groom
Baltimore
Committee On Rererangements
John G. Neater
York
Frederick City Hospital
Edward Nenter
Green Street
Brotherhood of Thatchy
Trihiinen
Cotorms Connect
York Aerle
Order of Eagles
Columbian Council
Daughters of Liberty
the Foresters of America
Edward O. Keen
Memorial Reformed Church
J. E. B. Rice
al- Hisan Memorial Reformed Church
Greenmount Cemetery
That City
The Social World VounD Party at Cramer Residence
A pound party was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Cramer in memory of their son Ralph. Guests included Virginia Burke Catherine Stupp Elsie Hurshman Attle Hire Rebecca Fagan Ada Shaw Helen Shoemaker Rebecca Rowe Barbara Mehrling Rebecca Cramer Louise Cramer Rebecca Shook Ralph Cramer Charles Plun kett Albert Houff Charles Gardner Howard Fraley Elmer Swann Leonard Allison Lou Liddle William Water s Henry Spangler Harry Sherald Carl Hane George Buckey Norman Yinger Charles Yinger Russell Lambert George Halter.
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Charles Cramer
Tiggur
Ralph Cramer
Virginia Burke
Catherine Stupp
Elsie Hurshman
Attle Hire
Rebecca Fagan
Ada Shaw
Helen Shoemaker
Rebecca Rowe
Barbara Mehrling
Rebecca Cramer
Louise Cramer
Rebecca Shook
Charles Plunkett
Albert Houff
Charles Gardner
Howard Fraley
Elmer Swann
Leonard Allison
Lou Liddle
William Wateers
Henry Spangler
Harry Sherald
Carl Hane
George Buckey
Norman Yinger
Charles Yinger
Russell Lambert
George Halter
Forrester Family Sailed to Europe from Frederick
Dr. and Mrs. T C Forrester of the Maryland School for the Deaf are in Europe with relatives. They departed July 15 for Scotland and no word has reached Frederick yet. If delayed, they may miss the upcoming school year opening.
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T. C. Forrester
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Europe
America
Scotland
Dr. Forrester
Mahlon Haines Wins York Building Contract
Mahlon Haines the shoe wizard awarded the contract for a three story brick business building at 221 North George Street York. The structure will stand three stories high with a frontage of 91 feet and depth of 10% feet. Built of York-made pressed brick with Indiana Harestone trimmings.
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Mahlon H. Haines
Oil York
North George Street
York
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Readable column recalls local incidents from August 5, 1904 in Frederick. Carlton Houpt of Myersville injured by threshing machine spike. theft of carriage harness and signets from Joseph Summers near Harmony. Mrs. Harding fractured arm. Dr F R Smith provided care. A High Knob picnic drew ladies and gentlemen including Sallie Kepier and Gertrude Toms, with Remsberg and Kefauver family members present.
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Lavalems
the News
Carlton Houpt
Myersville
High Knob
Sallie Kepier
Gertrude Toms
Maggie Kefauver
Battle Rems
Maccie Remsberg
Amy Kefauver
Sallie Kefauver
Lachia Kefauver
Lacy Thomas
Yellow Springs
Messrs
Leslie Gaver
Waiter Kefaaver
W. W. Doud
Foster Remaberg
Daniel Remabers
Charles Remsberg
Elmer Coblentz
John J. Routzaba
Runaway team injures Duvalls in Mt Airy crash
A wagon with a runaway team struck Mt Airy residents Mr and Mrs Russell Duvall and their three month old daughter, throwing them from the buggy. The baby suffered severe injuries, with the child initially thought dying but later improving. The parents were badly bruised and cut. A horse bolted, buggy demolished, and help arrived from nearby residents, with Drs Chaney and Fout aiding. Sheridan injured nearby by auto on a separate incident, with arm and rib injuries treated at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Von Hohenhoff left hospital after auto injuries near Ridgeville. Camping party along Monocacy reported at Ceresville. Suit for damages filed by Jacob Roser against Elmer E. Smith noted.
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Russell Duvall
Mt. Airy
Frazier
J. Chaney
R. CG. Fout
Kemptown
Patrick Sheridan
Washington
Lewistown
H. Boteler Gross
Jefferson
Theron
I Gross
Sheridan
von Hohenhoff
Richard von Hohenhoff
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Frederick City Hospital
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
An old advertisement warns against Mercury in catarrh ointments and extols Cheney’s Catarrh Cure as mercury free and taken internally. It notes Toledo Ohio manufacture by F J Cheney Co and claims safe internal action, with testimonials from druggists and price details, plus mention of laxatives for constipation.
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Malls
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
PLJ
Cheney
22 Births in Frederick in July Reported
July figures from City Health Officer Dr. J. McCurdy show 22 births in Frederick with 20 white and 2 colored. There were 14 deaths, 18 white, 1 colored, ages split as 7 males 6 females and 1 male. Causes include premature birth, liver carcinoma, endocarditis, nephritis, stillbirth, traumatic shock, alcoholism, hemolageia, Bright's disease, mitral regurgitation, enterocolitis, and cachexia.
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Frederick
City Health Cffcer
J. 3. McCurdy
Almanac Collectors Send Historic Farm Almanacs
Mrs. B F Dudderar of Oak Orchard Maryland sends two old almanacs to The News. The 1839 Farmers Calendar mirrors Gruber's Hagerstown Almanac with calculations by Charles F Egelmann. The 1849 Hagerstown Almanac closely resembles earlier Gruber editions with the same back cover multiplication table.
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B. F. Dunderar
Oak Orchard
Gruber
Hagerstown
Charles F. Egelmann
Visiting Nurse Reports July Activities and Picnic Plan
Miss Nellie M. Casey reported to the Washington County Anti-Tuberculosis Society that in July she made 377 visits and now lists 255 patients with 19 new additions. Two patients were discharged. The twelfth annual Galilean Fishermen picnic will be held August 22 in Griffith's Grove, New Market, with Bartonsville and Rockville staternemacles present and J P Evans delivering the address.
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Nellie M. Casey
Washington
Washington County Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Griffith’s Grove
New Market
Bartonsville
Rockville
Taternacles
J. P. Evans
Professor Hamilton Clairvoyant Healer Ad
Public endorsement by Frederick citizens for Brad ley Hamilton Ph D London clairvoyant and psychical scientist offers magnetic and telepathic treatment. Private consultations with information and instructions. Hours 10 am to 4 pm. Other hours by appointment. Call 455 K. Office 238 N Market Street.
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Bradley Hamilton
London
Frederick
N. Market Street
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