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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1914
Page
4
The piece discusses national neutrality during a great war, urging restraint and tolerance toward men and women of foreign birth in the United States. It notes many are residually connected to homeland conflicts, with fears that careless words could provoke violence and lawlessness among diverse communities.
Subscribers are asked to report irregular delivery to improve service. The News is available for sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery MecCardell's Store.
The United States advocated exemption of private property from capture at sea at the 1907 Hague Conference. While many powers opposed, the principle has long been supported by the US and major nations. The piece argues such barbaric practices harm commerce and that war must target fighting power, not civilians or property, praising US leadership in opposing naval terror.
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts street reactions to a wartime bulletin, noting tense faces of onlookers as they witness unfolding war developments. The fragment emphasizes public anxiety and the immediacy of distant events reaching local awareness.
A humorous exchange from various papers features a chatterbox wife asking what she should wear and a droll response about being in a coma while her husband’s reply hints at his patience. The humor extends to a joke about a Chief and his daughter, concluding with a pun on mischief.
Current Verse calls for peace and unity as nations face war and bloodshed. It pleads for divine justice and courage to defend freedom, urging America to rise in splendor and lead the world away from war toward brotherhood and peace.
Local notes from The News August 1894 describe Nelson E Stockman resigning as warden at Montevue. Kussmaul Hobbs and Heard fished near Furnace Ford, returning with six bass. Democratic county central Committee to meet Saturday to set primaries date and handle congressional election matters. Frederick baseball club to play two games next week at Cumberland. Mayor Fleming ill. Joseph F Eisenhauer acts as mayor.
Citizens ask about Europe conflicts and potential lasting impact on prices and coal. Inquiries cover Centennial fund, parades, traction engines, rail and road plans, taxes, and upcoming events. Readers seek reliable war timelines and details on entertainment and vacations.
Daniel C Kefauver of Baltimore dies at home leaving a wife Lena and children William and Margaret with several brothers and sisters listed. Interment in Middletown Reformed cemetery after transport from Baltimore. Harriet V Blank, widow of John H Blank, dies at 80 in Yellow Springs. funeral at Rocky Springs chapel with interment in Doubs. Susan K Baer, 78, widow of Capt. James S Baer, dies in Tannery. survived by husband two sons and daughter. related families noted. Cubs defeat Bears 6-1 on Emancipation Day at Fail round. Cubs also beat Centerville 1-0 in five innings.
A Frederick reader cites relief from back pain and frequent kidney secretions after using Dean's Kidney Pills from J W Harner's Drug Store. He urges others to try the remedy and confirms the positive experience with praise. Price is 58 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Announcement of a new weekly newspaper for Brunswick named The Brunswick Times. G Roy Hess to edit and manage from Brunswick office. Printed initially at Frederick News plant with later local printing and expansion plans toward semi weekly and daily formats. Notes town growth, absence of previous local paper, and aims to connect county news with readers. Also mentions hotel directory update and a farmer wheat yield report.
An old advertisement warns that constipation leads to illness and urges immediate action. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pile as the best safeguard, claiming quick relief from waste buildup and poison absorption.
Wanted a reliable man to invest a small amount of capital and take charge of five sure foundations. Call at CHV Hotel and ask for Mr. Marka Auges.
Frederick County Maryland invites sealed proposals by September 1 1914 for purchase of thirty six thousand dollars of four and one half percent coupon bonds to be issued under 1914 acts. Bonds bear May 1 1934 date payable over 30 years with semi annual coupons and are tax exempt within the county. Bonds issued in $500 denominations with bid sealed envelopes marked Bids for 4% per cent Frederick County Bonds. A 5 percent certified check required with each bid and accrued interest due at delivery. The county reserves right to reject bids and partial allocations.
Notice from Frederick Maryland that the Board of Aldermen will meet August 19, 1914 at eight p m to hear residents on an ordinance for terra cotta sewers under Second street from Court to Record and on Record street from Second to Recife including costs sharing by frontage. Public input invited. Mayor Lewis H Fraley signs.
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