Subscriptions and delivery terms for The Daily News
The notice explains subscription details for the Daily News including carrier delivery and annual rates. It mentions service areas and states payment must accompany each order. The text references Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company of Frederick Maryland and emphasizes prompt service.
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General Humipiry and the August Grip on News
A chaotic blend of political satire and stray facts covers topics from crop damage to Osrrie Nation, the Slocum disaster testimony, and the power of advertising. The piece references August, tobacco crops, a trestle fatality, a presidential campaign, and John Wanamaker’s advertising triumphs.
Contemp orary Comment from Multiple Papers
A selection of hurried opinion snippets critiquing public figures and policies. The notes mock tasteless feasts, a call for sacrifice, temperance debates, and political platform criticisms, reflecting mixed press takes on current affairs and party stances.
Merriness Minutes and Witty Gossip Snippets
A collage of quips and jokes from era papers featuring marriage revenge, social climbs, and small town chatter. Includes lines about jilted lovers, rumors of offers, and residents gossiping about neighbors and fashions.
Milk Shipments From Copenhagen Ice Process Described
An American Cultivator piece explains Copenhagen milk is filtered pasteurized at 185 degrees cooled and frozen by brine then shipped in unquilted chambers. Upon arrival it is stored thawed and used as needed with claims it stays sweet and fresh for a reasonable time. A Public Opinion note estimates one hundred thousand idle workers nationwide due to strikes and related labor unrest.
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Ex Senator George G Vest Dies at 73
Special Dispatch reports ex senator George G. Vest died this morning at Swart Epaixes Missouri. Born December 6, 1830 in Frankfort Kentucky he graduated Center College 1853 and moved to Missouri to practice law. Vest served in the Missouri House in 1860 61 and was elected to the U S Senate taking his seat March 18 1879. He was re elected in 1885 1890 and 1897 with his term ending March 3 1903.
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Frankfort
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Notable Maryland Figures and Events Reported Today
Ez Gov Wilam Pickney Wiyie turns 80 as labor meeting set for Gwynn Oak Park on August 28. A Republican leaders conference convenes in Baltimore. John L Bible dies near Dansville, former Hagerstown Bank cashier. Court of Appeals may rule on ballot methods. American Banking Co of Cambridge capitalized at 1 million. Jester Co incorporated at Salisbury. Ex-County Commissioner Hindman dies near Colora. Typhoid fears rise at Mount Savage Allegany. Capt Parker criticizes Molvalls Industrial Home for Colored Girls. Big turnout expected at Baltimore for 22nd International Christian Endeavor Convention. Annapolis to add another hotel using parts of City Hotel famed for Washington visits. Colonial Theater expansion cited.
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Jesterville
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Cecil County
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Ita
International Christian Endeavor
Annapolis
Old City
George Washington
Colonial Theater
Death Notices From Manchester and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Columbus ODonnell of Manchester Mass Mrs. Joshua Fogle of Woodsboro and William Ragent of N Bentzstrast along with Mary A Lough of Woodaboro Maryland and other family notices. The notices note ages relatives churches burial details and funeral arrangements across multiple towns.
Funeral for Mrs Selina M Frazier Held Today
The funeral for Mrs Selina M Frazier was held at 10 o clock this morning from her daughter Mrs Wilbur H Dayal s residence on West Third Street. Rev A H Zimmerman of Cumberland former M E Church pastor conducted the service. Pallbearers included James A Sarria E L Mullinix Zacharian J D Hendrickson W F Ghilton and Dr Danis S Steiner. Mayor George Edward Smith sang Abide With Me and interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty was the funeral director.
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Wilbur H. Dayal
West Third Street
A. H. Zimmerman
Cumberland
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James A. Sarria
EL. E. Mullinix
Social World Birthdays and Mid Summer Assembly
A birthday dinner Sunday at Mrs. Joseph Burck residence honored Miss Rose Panine Harkins of Baltimore with guests including Rev. Fr. F. Craig and others. Sister birthday celebrations for Mrs. Christian Albaugh and Mrs. Sadie Lancaster marked East Fifth Street. The Mid Summer Assembly at Braddock Heights featured Miss Willie Ritchie dancing with the Frederick Select Orchestra performing eighteen dances and refreshments at Osmo Schley’s booth.
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Rose Paniine Harkins
Baltimore
F. &. Craig
Joseph Brenner
William Adama
W. Guy Kline
Frederick
John Harkins
Mary Wier
Misa A. McDavitt
Christian Albaugh
Sadie Lancaster
New York City
Albaugh
East Fifth Street
Willie Ritchie
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Osmo Schley Booth
Fire destroys tenant house on Remabarg farm near Middletown
A frame tenant house on Hiram Remabarg’s farm south of Middletown burned Monday morning during a thunderstorm. Occupants William Grove and sister Miss Fannie Grove escaped as fire spread along the roof. Remsburg nearby avoided loss, the barn was saved, and only a few household items and a grandfather clock survived. The Grove residence valued at 1000 dollars, insurance was about 300.
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Sick Deputy Clerk Mr M A K Biser Reported Ill
The sick list notes Mr M A K Biser deputy clerk in the register of wills office is ill at his Braddock home.
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Let the Carriers Organize Officers Elected and Raised Pay
At a Rural Letter Carriers meeting in the post office officers were elected P A Richardson president A M Clarke vice president Charles M Butely secretary and William Schildt treasurer Delegates were chosen to attend the A L C Association Convention likely in Baltimore Resolutions thanked several National R L C A members and postmaster DeGrangs for use of the post office A July 1 salary increase to 600 was revised by the department to 720 for carriers appointed before June 30 1904 and to be applied to those appointed since then The organization aims to improve rural service methods increase government revenue and support carrier welfare The meeting adjourned for the fall with the president elected again to serve
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Social activities and preparations resume University life
Societies plan vacations and return to routines with fall programs. Sunday school picnics and harvest services attract interest as schools reopen next month. The Frederick County Agricultural Fair aims high while clubs host trolley parties and woodland outings. Eastern Star resumes in September with grand officer, Daughters of the Confederacy host a tas, and Daughters of the American Revolution unveil a tablet for the Immortal Twelve.
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Law Grips Ernest Johnson After Disorderly Conduct Charge
Ernest Johnson, colored, paid a fine of £150 after a Saturday night disorderly conduct arrest by Officer Herwig on East Strack. He appeared before Justice Wood last evening at 7 o clock for a hearing and settled the penalty. The trolley party section notes a second excursion to Myersville by Mr. John Ridenoor, with a F. M. R. R. run last night, plus seventy five parades in the park. Stops were made at Middletown and Braddock Beighta.
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Herwig
East Strack
Justice Wood
Myersville
John Ridenoor
Middletown
Braddock Beighta
Household remedies promise quick cures for eczema and skin ailments
An advertisement touts Hancock's Liquid Sulphur as an all purpose cure for eczema acne herpes ringworm and other conditions with claims of relief for scalp face and throat issues. It also promotes Dr Kine's New Life Pills for dizziness backache liver complaints and constipation priced at 25 cents and sold by A L Pearce's Drug Store.
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Brief Bits From An Old Page
A quirky collection of wry observations and wordplay on daily life and weather. Mentions a joke about a race before vegetables and a prophecy of terrestrial events. References a new moon on Thars and a question about tomatoes once called love apples.
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Stolen Horse Recovered Near Eakle's Mills
Mr Edwin H Fank recovered the mare stolen from the Maryland Leather and Saddlery Company arable at Eakle's Mills. A teen was found in a field near Eakle's Mills by Harvey Biser. Fank rode the animal to Burkittsville and returned home after locating the buggy also taken. Breach ing covered a white spot used to identify the mare.
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Eakle's Mills
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Burkittsville
The Weary Way: Dosia's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Frederick
A Frederick reader describes long kidney trouble and back pain eased after using Doans Kidney Pills from Clinton Street store. She reports restored health after two boxes and notes another user in her family found relief. Dosia’s Kidney Pills sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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