Frederick Daily News Ad Rates And Publisher Info
The Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly News announce mailing rates for subscriptions in the United States. Daily News price is 26 cents per month, 1.00 for four months, 1.50 for six months, or 3.00 per year. Semi Weekly News posts at 1.00 per year in advance with club incentives. The office serves via Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and invites reader correspondence and business orders.
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Frederick News subscribers urged to report missed papers
The Frederick News asks readers who do not receive their paper regularly to report it to the office as they strive to ensure perfect service. The paper is available 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 Store McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
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Frederick
New City
Buckey’s Cigar
S. Market St
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
Hotel Braddock
Surrey
W. H. Knock
Citizens, National Bank
Jylddli
Ais Dam
Wimi Morseli
Moeliers Avenue
Geo R Kehne
Kehne Bros
Wm. M. Bader
Old Power House
Middletown
Mayzidiz
Braddock Heights Building and Development Co
Frederick County
Frederick's New Armory Cornerstone Laying
Frederick's New Armory signals a major addition to the city with a cornerstone ceremony. The project aims to improve shooting, arming, and recreational facilities for Company A and local guardsmen, promising better military and civic use and a dignified home for Frederick's citizen soldiers.
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Frederick County
Commonwealth
Soldier Boys
Company A
Iself
Frederick
Ciizen Solder Bors
Fresh Air Boys and City Slums Stirred by Charity
The piece portrays a fresh air outing for city children, aided by a charitable drive that drew support from distant donors including Rocky Mountain cowboys. It notes dire slum conditions killing about one fifth of tenement children before age two, and describes how exposure to rural life and farm work might inspire healthier ambitions and rural interest in some youths.
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Lumor
Christian Herald
Rocky Mountain
Conrae
New York
Ale
Reubens
Voice of the Press Trespassing on Railroads
A Louisville Courier report uses Illinois Central data to compare safety gaps between rail travel and trespassing. It notes 1913 versus 1888 death rate rises of 47 percent overall, 175 percent from murder, and a 69 percent drop in deaths of passengers killed on trains. Daily trespass deaths average 14.8, about 50 times higher than passenger train fatalities.
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Louisville
Governor and party to visit Frederick this afternoon
Governor Goldsborough will arrive by automobile around 4 o'clock with Adjutant General MoelFin, Secretary of State Graham, Director Hill, and J Mebyo to attend the 6.30 p.m. cornerstone laying at Company A Armory. They will dine at Braddock then return for the laying ceremony.
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Braddock
Goldsborough
D. John Markey
Company A
Frederick
Farmers’ Institutes
Hill
J Mebyo
Frederick City Hospital visit eyed by governor
The Frederick City Hospital and the Georgianna Simmons Nurses Home invite the governor to inspect the facilities, with plans for an overnight stay possible. John H. Stalex offered two historic coins for the cornerstone, including an 1817 large cent and a 1863 army and navy coin, sealed in a copper box. General Charles J D Gaither cannot attend the evening exercises and sends regrets.
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Frederick City Hospital
Georgianna Simmons
Frederick
Armory
John H. Stalex
Captain Markey
Army
Charles JD. Gaither
Markey
Winds of the four winds in a fragmented verse
A damaged OCR piece blending a poem about winds with garbled lines and stray phrases. It references winds of the north west east and south, with scattered non sequiturs, stray names, and ad like fragments from the Philadelphia Record.
Maryland State rifle team to Camp Perry for International match
Lieut Munshower and Private Grade with Maryland state rifle team concluded training at Saunders Range Glenburnie yesterday and headed to Camp Perry Ohio for the international match. Major J DeP Donn captains the team with Serjt James E Givan as coach, range officer Arthur Blackburn, and Adjutant-General Markin to visit. The youngest Maryland unit includes Captain Duce and various sergeants and privates from the Fourth and First Regiments. They will use Maryland cooking and carry supplies as they travel, with Charles L Gaither and Markin joining the delegation. The national team match follows Septem ber 1.
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Munshower
Camp Perry
Maryland
Saunders Range
Glenburnie
Haltimore
Chia
J Dep
Donn
James E. Givan
Ligwenant Arthur Blackburn
Eur Jas
Duce
Frederick
Robb
Serjeantt Search Lang
Garner and
Miller
Gemmill
Fourty
Ellen Sakes
Sands
Carry
Bard
Hindes
Grahe
McGowan
Company A
Hsomachef
Ballers
Rns
Charles DL Gaither
National Rifle Assocation
Markinn
Quest for Wife Still Fruitless in Frederick Ad
Fauntleroy Unger, age 104 Fast South Street, placed a wife wanted ad in The News but has received no replies. The brick works concrete worker seeks a reliable housekeeper and home, says he is earnest though some locals joke about the ad. He longs for a home of his own, remains optimistic and continues soliciting prospects despite teases.
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Fauntleroy Unger
Fast South Street
Unger
Frederick
Mr Unger
Mr. Unger
Petersville Picnic and Tournament Held Today
Petersville hosts a picnic and tournament today despite less than ideal weather. Officials urged participants to remain flexible as conditions could affect events.
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Petersville
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick County
Local items note Frederick County Republicans plan to nominate county commissioners claiming the act of 2890 invalid and that 1891 elected officials may retain two seats. Appointments were made to draft legislation. A near Middeioun man escaped injury when coal cargo shifted during a descent of Catectin Mountain. Braddock picnic drew attendees, and a new dam was built across the Munecacy near Backes Stone to replace the flooded floating mill damaged by high water.
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Frederick County
Munecacy
Backes Stona
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected by Motter Bros
Today's quotations furnished by Motter Bros & Co list latest sale prices noon today across cotton duck gas oil railways and steel and include notes on United Railways bonds Seaboard Air Line and Western Maryland. Names of companies such as Houston Oil Mercantile Trust and Central show in summary with quotations for common and first preferred shares.
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Motter Bros. & Co
ALG
Vower
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Ofl Co
Higuston Oil
Klee
Rwy
Norf
Portmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Live
United Rus
United Rys
United
Western Maryland
Central
Ma Trust
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac Citizens
Fid
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Houston Oil
Del
Benefits of Olive Oil in Daily Diet and Health
A historical notice extols olive oil as medicinal and dietary, noting internal use for digestion and throat or stomach catarrh. It recommends a tablespoon daily, salads as dressing, and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel ailments with enthusiastic support from users.
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Melly
Farm ers and Mechanics National Bank Report
Frederick Maryland August 9 1913 report of condition of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank detailing balances from cash to legal tender and redemption fund at the United States Treasurer, including deposits due from banks and other financial items.
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Fefderick CO. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National Bank
U. S
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State of
Maryland
Ciety
Frederick
J. W. Ll. Carty
J. W. I. Carty
J. Thundrickson
N. P
Walkersville Savings Bank
Walkersville
Speer
United States
State of Maryland
Ss. I. C
Albert Gilson
Chas
B-T
Hendrickson
B. Trail
Henry’ R. Steiner
James HW. Waris
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