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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
4
The Daily News business notice outlines Frederick Maryland publication details including pricing for daily and semi weekly editions, mail subscription costs, carrier delivery, and mail address for the News office. It notes entry as second class matter since 1909 and invites news and advertisements from readers nationwide.
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper to report the name to the office. The notice lists locations for late delivery including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant Fed Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman area Grocery Store McCardell's Store.
A critique of wartime price pressures on foodstuffs in the United States. The piece urges steps to curb cornering and artificial price rises, cites Attorney Whitman’s inquiry in New York District, and warns that profiteering by market controllers risks consumer hardship despite plentiful crops locally. The author stresses neutrality limits and calls for penalties on manipulators while noting cheaper local staples amid global disruption.
The article argues that the wife of a public figure carries unrecognized burdens as the public eye and social duties press on. It notes comparisons to presidential spouses, the strain of social duties, and the desire for a quiet home life away from political tumult.
A social gathering at Sumlay honored John P. Cramer with a surprise party attended by his children, grandchildren, and neighbors. Refreshments included ice cream and fruit as guests from Latiesburg and Woodsboro joined in the celebration near Ladiesburg.
A group traveling to Atlantic City this morning includes Mrs. Thomas P. Sappington, Dr. and Mrs. James C. Sappington and their sons of Liberty Town, Howard Gross of Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Co Hull of Adamstown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Seeger, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford T. Sappington, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hauer Quynn, and Misses Minnie Crouse, Nelle Cook, and Kait Dyer.
Mr Weinberg was confined to his bed after falling ill yesterday His doctors feared typhoid fever but by morning the symptoms had passed and he was reported somewhat better He will likely remain confined for several days
Frederick items from August 1 1894 note Robert L Lorentz appointed to advertise the 34th annual fair. Runkles and Wilson thresh 1050 bushels wheat in Bartonsville area. Minnie Hooper hurt by a steer near Ellerton. Kew Market Republican club backs Reno S Harp for Congress. Camp Monocacy members listed from Camden New Jersey and locals. Western Union office renovated.
A flood of short notices lists multiple visitors and locals travel. Mrs B Wilson returns from Canton while many residents host relatives or visit kin in Brunswick Baltimore Philadelphia York and other towns. Names include Miss May Lampe Nannie Galther Mary Rhoads Rutland and Dr Stewart Dean among others with several plans for Atlantic City Niagara Falls and camp meetings at Mount Ary Park.
Guidance suggests sprains may heal in about one third the time of standard treatment by applying Chamberlains Liniment and following directions with each bottle sold by all dealers.
Thurmont schools select Lloyd Culler as contractor to erect a fireproof high school on an eight-store site, project costing about 36 thousand dollars with bids ranging to 42 thousand. The plan features concrete roofs, a four-room basement, a five-room second floor, and a 31 by 60 foot assembly hall. Emmitsburg faces Union Bridge this afternoon at home.
A Frederick advertisement urges readers to test Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and disordered kidneys. Mrs. William Abrecht of 320 West Patrick Street credits the product with relief after suffering dizziness and weakness. The ad notes 50 cents at dealers and promotes the Buffalo company behind the remedy. A second ad warns of disease from mosquitoes and insects and promotes Sinan's Liniment to disinfect bites and protect the home, offering money back if not satisfied.
The Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League urged action against liquor in the Rockville Courthouse basement and any part of the building. Sheriff Peyton pledged to make the courthouse dry, following a meeting with county commissioners who discussed steps to suppress the practice.
A resident on Eighth Street reports a stolen dog a large collie and several chickens missing from his hennery during his absence. He asks Mayor Fraley to help locate the dog and investigate the chicken loss. He had the dog licensed and guarded against the dog catcher.
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