Frederick Daily News pricing and publication details 1915
The Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly News announce subscription rates and delivery methods. The Daily News serves city subscribers and mail customers nationwide with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly plans. The Semi Weekly News is mailed to city or U S addresses with year long advance payment and club incentives. The paper notes office telephony, submission options for news, and that the publication is entered as second class mail.
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Daily News
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele
Frederick News
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Delivery and Pick-up Points
Subscriptions staff asks readers to report undelivered papers as efforts to improve service continue. The Frederick News is sold 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 McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
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Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
Hotel Braddock
Jug Bridge
Baltimore Pike
Feagaville
Hargett
Auglidztee
G. PL
Altman
Trail Farm
Frederick
ALL Saints
Fourth Street
Aubugst
Maryland
Braddock
McCardel
Heights
Taneytown
Heward
Birely’s Palace of Music
Aupsutl ST
Surrey
W. H. Knock
P&t
Trail Ave
East -Second St
Rockwell Terrace
Cramer & Stauffer
Alto
International Make
Ira L. Biller
Citizens” National Bank
Wn FE
Morsell
Mmoiters Avenue
Kehne
Kehne Bros
Wm. M. Bader
Old Power House
Middietown
Building and Development Co
Frederick County
Maysdirt
Women as Police. A cautious look at eight Chicago officers
In August 1913 Chicago commissioned eight women as police. The piece examines risks and duties facing female officers patrolling theaters, penny amusements, parks, and vice where danger lies. It weighs public perception against the need for order and the restraint required in guiding young women amid temptations.
Opening of the Panama Canal and the proper ceremony
The piece debates how to honor the canal opening recalling Col. Guethals favoring a railway transport, Assistant Secretary Osborne suggesting Columbus bones, and asks whether Balboa or warships or merchant ships should lead a ceremony dedicated to military power, spectacle, or commerce.
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Osborne
Columbus
Santo Domingo
Balboa
Great South Sea
Minutes of Merriness Dialect and Domestic Life
A fragment from Puck's Quarterly and Farn and Home pieces discuss dialect manners in summer boarding, grammar versus tradition, and a milk cream misunderstanding. Uncle Charlie Seaver asserts practical kitchen authority while a husband negotiates domestic realities with the dairy man.
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Charlie Seaver
Puck's
The Lesson Of The Birds Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment reflects on sorrow and resilience as birds sing despite loss. It notes a mockingbird’s disrupted nest and human grief, urging to find meaning in birds’ songs and trust in a higher teaching as skies darken. The lines evoke faith, solace, and the world’s enduring melodies amid trouble.
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F.L Stanton
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick in 1893
Local items note J. M. Birely seeks Republican sheriff nomination. About thirty acres of woodland burned near High Knob. residents fought to save fencing. Harry Park, famed cyclist, passes Frederick en route to Washington. Prof. Th. Apple, president of the Woman's College, touring the county. District Lodge No. 410.6 T. 7s meets in the city. about sixty delegates attending.
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High Knob
TH. Apple
Woman's College
Can You Tell When Water and Weather Questions Rise
A fragmented reader asks about a range of topics from library access for Frederick to shower precipitation, street crossing etiquette, and weather. The text mentions Braddock’s water pipe, meteors in August, and the drying of Maryland versus West Virginia revenues, with questions about the sun tomorrow.
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Frederick
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Braddock
Jerusalem
Maryland
West Virginia
Death notices for Hannah St Kline and Jeremiah M Rowe
Mrs Hannah St Kline wife of Martin L Kline of MUM Staven died at City Hospital of typhoid fever aged 60. She leaves three sons William M Kline Brunswick John T and Roy at home and siblings Henry Berger John 1) West Cornelius George Mull Haven Mrs Molliechhum Gar Held Mrs Charles Phebus MIL Haven and Mrs John Cornell MIL Haven. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. interment Doubs cemetery. Jeremiah M Rowe Gettysburg businessman died at 77 years 11 months 23 days born February 12 1834 near Emmitsburg son of William and Hannah Rowe grandson of Michael Rowe early Piederick County settler moved to Gettysburg 1859. Survived by widow Margaret Catharine daughter of Nicholas Shriver one son Robert R of New York City five granddaughters Mary Louise and Lilian Margaret two sisters Mrs Hannah Norbeck and Miss Eveline M Rowe. Funeral arrangements listed with funeral director Thomas P. Rice.
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Cornelius and
George
Mull Haven
Molliechhum
Gar- Held
Charles Phebus
John Cornell
Mil Haven
Mill Haven
Doubs
Thomas P. Rice
Aribarlan MM. Rowe
Jeremiah M. Rowe
Gettysburg
Mr. Rowe
Emmitsburg
William and
Hannah (Hoffman) Rowe
Michael Rowe
Piederick County
Margaret Catharine
Nicholas Shriver
Good Intent
Robert R
New York City
Fivo
Mary Louise
Lilian Margaret
Lillia Mears Rowe
William ? Rowe
Hannah Norbeck
Eveline M. Rowe
Social World Entertained At 400 Miss Katharine Emely Grime
Social notes describe Katharine Emely Grime hosting a morning party at 224 South Market Street in honor of Washington guests Miss Cornelia and Miss Tandon Trudstan. Prizes were awarded to Miss Cecil Smilith of Hagerstown and Miss Rebecca Myers of Hagerstown, with Miss Margaret Welsh of Washington also noted. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Grime and Mrs Katharine Snider with assistance from William S Schmidt.
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Katharine Emely Grime
South Market Street
Cornelia
Tandon Trudstan
Washington
D.C
Cecil Smilith
Hagerstown
Rebecca Myers
Margaret Welsh
Grime
Katharine Snider
Wiliam S Schmidt
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies
An ad claims deafness is incurable by local applications and can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It attributes most cases to inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous membranes, promising a free pamphlet from Toledo and urging use of Talattta for catarrh. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and recommends Talattta pills for constipation.
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Dres Lara
Chenu
Toledo
Druggiere
Tragic Accident Leaves FiveYear-Old Dagenhart Dead
Tiny Dagenhart aged five dies after a gun accident in the kitchen at Pleasant Walk. Brother Richard, 21, unknowingly discharged a loaded shotgun while handling it, the shot piercing Tiny’s abdomen. Doctor Albert Z. Smith pronounced no hope. funeral set for tomorrow at 9 in the Pleasant Walk U Church.
Taneytown State Grange Fair Opens Despite Weather
Disagreeable weather kept crowds away at the Taneytown fair opening, but noon counts showed solid attendance rises. The four day event features livestock poultry and pigeon exhibits with speakers including Congressman Goulden, Prof Besley, and Mary land Agricultural College president Patterson. The program lists addresses on county life, parcel post, country life commission, and farmer’s interests, plus a professional riders tournament and a special chair information effort. Grace Makel seeks divorce from Charles G Makel citing desertion in Pennsylvania court proceedings.
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Taneytown
Frederick
Carrol
Maryland
Adams County
Pennsylvania
J. H. Goulden
Grange
E Gerner
Just Government League
Direct Legislation League
FL W. Besley
FP. Hill
National Grange
A. T. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural Coliese
Covington
Marsland Africultural
George E. Wolcott
Baltimore stock market roundup of noon prices
Motter Bros. & Co. report noon corrections on latest sales across banks brokers and various securities. Listings include Georgia Alabama Ist 48.0005, Seaboard Air Line Ist 4s 44%, Fairmont Coal 5s, Houston Oil Dividend Ob, Citizens' Bank, Central Md Trust, Western Maryland 4s, United Ras 4g and Income, Seaboard Air Line Ist Ptd, and Chicago Railways is.
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Alabama
Blee, Rny
Fairmont Coal
Houston Oil
Del
Bhdadelt
Jrouston Oil New
Seaboard Au Line
United Bas
Seacenetes
Chicago Railways
He Got Vindication in Slender Suit Settlement
The case of George L. Biggs versus Robert H. Thomas settled this morning. Biggs receives one cent in damages with each side covering own costs. The action, based on slander, originally sought $5,000. D Princeton Buckey appeared for Biggs and Arthur D. Willard for Thomas.
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George L. Biggs
Robert H. Thomas
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