Local and Semi Weekly News Listings and Subscriptions
The notice details a chain of small papers including Daily News and Ben-Whealy News, with pricing and postal information. It lists offices and agents such as Be Birely and The Times, noting sale points at New City Hotel and Patrick Anton Hotel, and calling for solicited correspondence from county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
South Market
FF. K. S
Wast_ Patrick
Aniton
Binstock
Minerman Bros
McCardell’s
Frederick City consider convict labor on streets and jail work
Indications show Frederick officials weighing a plan to use municipal prisoners for road and street work. City leaders favor legal steps to enable convict labor, hoping to deter petty crime and reduce jail crowding while easing taxpayer burden for rations and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick City
Advertising's impact on the automobile boom across eras
The piece extols newspaper advertising as the main driver of automobile popularity, detailing how ads educated farmers and businesspeople, linked cars to daily life, and contributed to lower prices and higher quality while suggesting lessons for aeroplane makers. It notes a growing sentiment among guardsmen at the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Unclear Fragments on Campaigns and Rural Life
The text questions whether campaign contribution publicity requires publication of all offers. It notes readers on vacation reflecting on uncomfortable weather and remarks that farm hands once milked cows, now less essential, and vehicle upkeep for cars cited as less critical.
Weapons Through the Ages and War Fuel Concerns
The essay traces the evolution of arms from clubs and stones to bows, swords, gunpowder, and modern devices like the rifle and machine guns, noting the shift to transport and fuel. It highlights Britain's petrol conservation, rising gasoline prices, and the uncertain future vital feature of the next war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Austria
Napoleon III
Germany
Great Britain
Better to Love While Living Poem Fragment
A poem urging love while alive over words and memory. It contrasts living affection with death’s peace, praising forgiving hearts and passionate moments. Attributed in verse to the Baltimore Sun, it emphasizes tenderness amid toil and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Vaudeville at Braddock Heights Opening Week
Braddock Heights Casino hosts vaudeville for the first three days of the week with Eaton and Eaton the ii performers and a Texas block parts feature. A new road in the dance hall is promised between Seth and Urth dances the following night. On Wednesday the pavilion hosts a children carnival act with roller skating and a lively dog act. The weekly vaudeville plan runs all summer with Mr Gott Better Roger Gott of Dickerson noted for an improving condition after a fractured skull.
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Braddock
Braddock Heights
Eaton
Texas
Seth
Urth
Vaudevillians
Fragmentary Historical Note on Toa and Chamberlaics Tablets
A garbled OCR passage references Viver Tronkie Toa bethered with heer ten ble and names like Joe Tung man Webster ions Jona and Tomas fe oraig. It mentions sore pains and Chamberlaics Tablets with unclear context about treatment or a medical or scholarly exchange. The fragment lacks coherent facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viver Tronkie
Joe Tungman
Webster
Tme
Tomas Fe Oraig
Local notices and social returns feature Frederick readers
Purely personal items recount returns from lectures in Newark and trips to Philadelphia Harrisburg and Morgantown. Names include Brust Ki ner VanFossen Dubel Comfort Lampe Rosenow Quynn and several local households with visiting relatives and travel to Berkeley Springs and the seashore. A Leaders Class song service at Hood College and an Advertised List note conclude today’s social roundup.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Recurring column item notes Frederick events from August 7. Local items include WoC officers elected Miss Hettie Morsell president and Miss Ada Clabaugh treasurer. Fact reporting mentions cashed factories, ice cream run by Frederick wheelmen, travel to Ruckesatoan, Montevucesp tal ground breaking, and raceway track work at the Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Woc
T. UL
Hettie Morsell
Dis Burger
Ada Clabaugh
Mise Louisa Englebrecht
Frederick Wheelmen
Wes Auccess
Ruckesatoan
Treat
A. Wo Nicodemus
Waz
Pace Noker
Bresqusta
Mosquito Army Descends On City
Frederick faces a severe mosquito and fly problem amid a wet season. Citizens report widespread buzzing and nuisance, with mosquitoes linked to disease spread. Exposed water sites are to be cleaned, and vigilance urged by civic groups to curb the pest and protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hia
Civic Club
Field Day Along Monocacy at Westminster Camp
The annual Field Day of the Forest and Stream Club of Westminster will be held at their Camp on the Monocacy River near Detour Carroll county on the Western Maryland Railway from August 11 to the 1st. Arrangements are being made for train stops near the Camp. It is the only club of its kind in the state that pursues scientific angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Forest and Stream Club of
Westminster
Monocacy River
Detour
Carroll County
Marrwand
Virginia Military Institute Cadets to Gettysburg Dedication
Four hundred cadets from Virginia Military Institute at Leyington Virginia will go to Gettysburg for the dedication of the Virginia monument on West Confederate avenue in October. Advices indicate the school is prominent in the Old Te mimen section and its battalion is noted for its appearance. Reverend Ferdinand Tovenberger and his wife will travel next week for Edterton Goahete Rec Bonenberger has accepted a charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military Institute
Leyington
Virginia
Gettysburg
Virginia Monument
West Confederate Avenue
Ohio
Ferdinand Tovenberger
James Woehington
Chretian Church
Edterton
Bonenberger
Inspecting Crossings for Railroad Safety Across Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio officials begin a comprehensive inspection of all main line and branch grade crossings to improve traveler safety. Local staff will walk crossings on foot to assess sight distance for drivers and pedestrians, with corrective action taken promptly if conditions hinder unobstructed vision. Reports and photos will be sent to general offices for study and future measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
J. M. Davis
Presbytery Finances and Membership for 1916 Report
Rev Dr Hewry Branch Stated Clerk releases Balti more Presbytery statistics showing 80 ministers and licentiates, 14 594 church membership, 11 838 Sunday school enrollment. Finances total 222 017 for congregational purposes 1 695 63 for the General Assembly 27 068 for miscellaneous church projects 20 956 for home missions and 21 815 for foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Baltimore
Hewry Branch
General Assembly
Reward Offered In Case Of Contagious Disease Cure
A dubious notice promises a $100 reward and hints at a cure for a contagious disease. The text mentions vaccinations or remedies and questions the effectiveness of known treatments, suggesting the era’s skepticism about medical certainty and reliance on dubious therapies.
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Daily News
Sundar
Birely
Delaplaine
RATBA
Swick Times
Bruna
Sewapepesi
Voice OF the Press
Mr. Gott
Roger Gott
Dickerson
Sato Tirean
Bugs
Mise Hulia Brust
West Churchalred
Newark
N. J
Key
Qeacen D. Kiner
Exat Third Street
George W. Peters
Arosna
George W. VanFousen
West All Saints Street
Thomas J. VanFossen
Philadelphia
Lawlor Michael
Falrdtare
Lawnon Dubel
Sarah Lenhart
Londstown
Eligabeth Darang
William Beles
Waat Church Street
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Charles E. Moberly
Ais Mamla Mobely
Eest Patrick Street
Aro
Charles E. Moberly, Jr
Washington
Minn
James Dubel
North Market Street
Penn Grove Camp
Hanover
Yetsterday
Charlee Brunt
Cordelia Roderick
Haltmore
Mra. Nettle F. Saltar
West Church Street
Helen
Virgina Comfort
East Second Street
River View Farm
Warfield
Hattie Carnat
David EK. Zimmeran
Patrick Street
Wm. FE. Lampe
A.V. Lampe
Arthur
Mery Hisely
Martha Murphy
Henry E. Flook
Clara Dutrow
Myeraville
Justice August Trust
Beckley
Brutt
Morgantown
Frances King
Montgomery County
Frank
South Market Street
A. Rosenour
Gerald
Ingomar Albaugh
Art McCanner
Vanier City
Rosenowr
Seashore
Ateg
Pierpont Hotel
John WV. Quynn
Point Pleasant
M. E
Hood College
Frederick Postomico
Charlie Baily
A. I. Campbell
J. Calin Hoffman
J. T. Richardson
Theo A. Roeder Co
Chas Staub
Chas KE. Virta
James Washington
Fout
Laura Gones
Laura Hall Mra
W. E. Meeker
Betty Meiler
Bettie White
George Dunbar
Lenox
Mass
Pottsfield
the News
Worknen
Mosquito Army
William Rippeon
Unionville
Nisi
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Gustavus W. Shafer
Orphans Court
Joseph KB. Cox
Istavug W. Shafer
Xome
Frederickounty
Charl Butts
Smith
Alderidge
M Tatterson
Register of Wills
Josie BO Cox
Adam Lutiler Nickels
John M. Nickels
Ww. C. Reedy
Adi
Garrett S. Pe Grance, Jr
Arciitect
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Mvard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
North Market
Frederick, ND
East Watrick Street
Glase
Hanna Tarding
Wavelaal
sNan Task Bey
Frederick CO. Nat. Bank
FAR- 4 Mech
WAT. Bank
Frederick, MD
Lafayetts
France
America
Congress
LaFayette
United States of America
Apply Lee Ranneberger
House
TODD
Albaugh & UN
Arrington
Renaltate
Harley-Davidson
S. Market Street
P.O
Deer
Frederick Market
Eugene HH
Albaugh
L'Assenger
Heo Automobile
Hahn and Rowe
West Third Street
Henry PL Fahrney
Juzodto
Haller & New Inag
Msen
William H. Gartlager
Fulton Ave
Rush Lewis
Augéoise
Wiremen’s Helpers
Alf, Krug
North Liverty Street
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
U. 8. Gov't. Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
Trail Avenue
South Street
W. Stup
LE. J. Winebrenner
Rosenour
Market
Church Streets
B. Rusenour & Sons
North Bentz
West Sixth Bts
South Bente Street
East Fifth Street
James C. Rowe
West Fourth Street
West Third
Market Street
East Third Street
Kolb Brothers, Syrsatt
W. Patrick Si. J. Marshall Miller
Dy Zed
North Bentz Street
Dytlart
East South Street
C. E. Burger
Tiouse
Patrick
East Streets
Bowora Lumber Co
En l
Star Apereinant
David West Patrick Bt
Third
Frederick Trust Company
Central Trust Company Bulli Ing
Market Streets
Royal Society Embroidery
NLR
Smith Market
Hallsatarr
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