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Frederick News Subscriber Notice and Newsstand Locations
Subscribers are urged to report missed deliveries as the paper works to improve service. Copies are on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Green Grocery Store McCardenl's Store.
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Baseball Careers and the Business Prospects for Players
Baseball expansion makes the sport a business career path for youths with leagues growing yearly. A typical player can earn $50 a week or more, but the long-term gain from business office work at $15 weekly appeals to many. The fall retirement of Hans Wagner marks the end of a two-decade goal, yet average careers run under ten years. Easy money tempts pricey habits. many end with no capital or trade after quitting. Parents doubt sending sons into baseball after school, though brains and discipline help capable players. With time, smart players can, by thirty, start favorable trades if they study business during winters.
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Hans Wagner
Basebil
Censorship Hinders News on Major Global War Progress
Due to strict wartime censorship, nations at war enforce stringent controls on information, leaving the public with limited insight into the progress of what could be one of history’s greatest conflicts and developments.
Global News Silence During War Sparks Caution
The article notes widespread inability to obtain reliable war reports as nations conceal troop movements. It urges readers to withhold judgments on responsibility and await full, verified details after the final battle.
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Hymn Before Action by Rudyard Kipling
A historical verse invoking divine aid before battle. The speaker pleads Jehovah and Lord God of Battles to grant strength for death, shield the host, and avert panic as the vanguard gathers. Ends with Kipling attribution.
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Fertilizer Firms Brace for Potash Shortage in War Disruption
War impacts potash supplies for fertilizer makers. Ramsburg and Tyson factories in the city hold enough potash for the season, but many fertilizer companies face difficulties due to European war disruptions and supply line issues affecting sourcing from Germany.
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Ramsburg
Tyson Fertilzer
Social World Entertainer Hosts Sixth Birthday Party
Master Wm. X Wachter entertained a few of his little friends Monday evening from 7 30 to 20 for his sixth birthday with a small, cordial party.
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Wachter
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from the Columns of Tin News dated August 2, 1894. An aged farmer Mr GW Morine broke his right leg below the knee while drenching a horse. L M Zimmermen treated him. Mrs John Fogle tripped four miles from home and broke an arm. Mayor elect John T Martin and councilmen hosted a reception for the new mayor and city officials at Bruhn's Hotel with about a dozen guests. Dr Charles W Hofman was at home on Court Square. A dance occurred at Ray's alr with Yinger's Orchestra providing music.
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Tin News
GW. Morine
Myersville
L. M. Zimmermen
John Fogle
Jimtown
John T. Martin
Cleer HL PL
Bellson
E. H.fhompson
Samuel 2. Bratz
Charles UL. Edmonston
Luther E. McBride
John BR. Ball
Nainswick
Foan
Bruhn's
Ray
Alr
Pearl
Mesars
Charles King
Morgan Ceril
Yinger
NOT GUILTY OF CHARGE AGAINST CALVIN S Schildknecht
Justice George St Dennis Jr presided yesterday over a forgery case against Calvin F E Schildknecht assistant to the Morris Iron and Steel Company president. Witnesses said he added bearer to a Morris Company check then remitted the balance after paying two firms. The court found him not guilty after defense and state witnesses testified Morris officials had power to alter checks with permission.
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George St. Dennis, Jr
Calvin FE. Schfidtknecht
Morris Iron and Steel Commpany
James Rothenhoefer
Jewan
Morris Company
C. B
A.S. Brown
Charles McC. Mathias
Schildknecht
Dennis
Memorial to Rufus A. Rager by King David Lodge No 60
King David Lodge No 60 I O O F erected a black granite monument at Rufus A Rager s grave in Mt Olivet cemetery. The memorial honors the lodge founder whose efforts helped establish the lodge in the city on January 11 1898 and praises its community influence. Frank Suman funded and oversaw the stone s craftsmanship.
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Rufus A. Rager
Mt Olivet
Roger
King David Lodge of Odd Fellows
Frank Suman
Work of Death and Obituaries From Feagaville Area
Alfred L. Keedy a Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor died at Cherry Run West Virginia after 40 years service He served as a Civil War armored gondola train operator and lost his right arm seven years ago in Brunswick yard His body was taken to Martinsburg for the daughter Mrs Carper Eliza Greenawalt widow of Ezra Greenawalt died at her home Florida Avenue Cincinnati aged 83 survived by two children funeral was held and interred at Spring Grove Cincinnati She was sister in law to Wilson Greenawalt
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Baltimore and Ohio
Cherry Run
W. Va
Keedysville
Brunswick Yard
Carper
Martinsburg
K2r Greenawalt
Eliza Greenawalt
Ezra Greenawalt
This County
Florida Avenue
Cinnat
Lida Coombes
William Greenawalt
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
Wilson Greenawalt
Feagaville
Hymeneas Pockh Shewbridge and Berry Doub Wed
Miss June Shewbridge daughter of Mr and Mrs W Faulkner Shewbridge of Hagerstown and Mr Berry Doub son of Justice Daniel W Doub were married at the bride's home this morning the ceremony led by Rev Dr J Spangler Kiefler Miss Shewbridge a longtime Washington county teacher and Mr Doub connected with the maintenance of war department of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Schreiber Ontario are both well known in Frederick.
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W. Faulkner Shewbridge
Hagerstown
Berry Doub
Daniel W. Doub
J. Spangler Kiefler
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Washington County
Doub
War Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Schricber
Ontario
Frederick
Woman Burns Face in Home Stove Accident at Walkersville
Miss Barbara Diehl of Walkersville suffered facial and arm burns after falling on a hot stove several days ago. She attempted to conceal the incident, was found fainting, but reports indicate her condition is now most favorable.
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Barbara Diehl
Walkersville
Mr Coblentz Doing Well After Operation
Mr Emory J Coblentz a Frederick lawyer who recently underwent a slight operation at Frederick City Hospital is improving rapidly. Mr and Mrs Woe Roser were visiting in this section and left this morning for their home in Schreiber Ontario Canada.
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Emory J. Coblentz
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
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Schrieber
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Injunction Sought Over Hay Scales Fronting Frederick Building
William H. Kreh, owner of extensive West All Saints street frontage, obtained a temporary injunction from Judge Worthington to halt construction of hay scales blocking his lots. The petition argues the 20 by 25 foot shelter and 4 by 4 foot box would deprive him of access and reduce property value, while asserting the city has no public necessity for the scales. City officials offered no immediate position, noting prior scales on Counsel Street weighed county produce for years.
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All Saints’ Street
Worthington
Willian H. Kreh
Stoner and Weinberg
Kreh
All Saints
Board of Aldermen
Crum
Smith
Prominent Men Contribute to Fritchie Monument Fund
Worcester figures Worth $10 each to the Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association honoring Whittier's heroine. Hon. Samuel E. Winslow, president of a large skate factory and Worcester congressman, and Hon. F. R. Batchelder, a notable manufacturer and poet, sent ten dollars apiece as donations.
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A. 8. Roe
Worcester
Mass
Barbara Fritchie
Whittier
Bay State
Memorial Association
May Hagan
Samuel E. Winslow
F. R. Batchelder
Winslow
Congress
Batchelder
Roe
Massachusetts
Booster's Week Preparations Spark Em Tallahbarg Gala
Plana accelerate for Booster's Week in Em Tallahbarg spanning September 13 to 16 with parades displays and a carnival. Mois predicts the celebration will exceed the Old Home Week event from years past as crowds are urged to subscribe for The News.
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Emtallahbarg
Mois
Rain Revival Lifts Dry Frederick County Crops After Showers
Weather in Frederick city and county brought the heaviest rain since the war era, totaling about 1.40 inches in August with 0.56 inches in July. The rain relieved dry conditions for farmers, reviving corn and other vegetation while Saturday’s showers broadened across the county. An additional third of an inch fell by 1:30 PM as the day progressed. Frank Garrett shipped a full Beagle hound to York Pa for 25 dollars. A new three color pocket electric flashlight demonstrates light in single or combined colors.
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Frederick
Frank Garrett
West Patrick Street
Charles Waskey
York, Pa
Equity notice and executrix warnings from Frederick County court
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County equity matters Edith Thompson et al vs Helen D Rowland. Auditor's Report filed August 1914 and ordered to be confirmed unless cause shown by October. Executrix notices for Edward S Eichelberger and Marshall D Boone announce testamentary letters and call for claims by specified dates with payment advised.
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Frederick County
Edith Thompson
Helen D. Rowland
Harry W. Bowers
Levin Stonebraker
William A Levy
Orphans Court
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Bennett
Miriam Gray Bichelberger
John Francis Smith
Marshall’ D. Boone
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