Semi-Weekly News details and humor clips
Semi weekly News offers a 1.70 dollar advance subscription with daily Tuesday and Friday issues. The page features light humor quotes from various papers, jokes about teachers and taxes, and small editorial notes. It presents a glimpse of library gossip and reader responses in a compact, era voice style.
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Frederick County May Hire Government Farm Demonstrator
Frederick county may secure a government farm demonstrator with no local cost. The salary is reported at 2000 dollars, and the agent would reside in the county full time to advance agricultural extension work. State approval and congressional act support this agricultural expansion, seen as a long awaited boon for Frederick’s farming community.
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Brief Items of Interest from the Season
Month half gone brings plenty of picnics and good camp meeting weather. Housekeepers store shelves for winter as Mt Adnas erupts and Carolina floods remind us to count blessings. Advertising blankets hot, dark days with cooler nights. Four Fred erick Fair days promise visitors all week. Before the Library moves, see if a few volumes can be spared for Frederick's Free Library.
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Freein' Yourself From Care Verse and Work
The piece contrasts outdoor freedom and spiritual renewal with daily toil and domestic duties. It features lines about camping, fishing, prayer, and nature from Beaiztown Bard in The Baltimore Sun, followed by reflections on mundane chores and the idea that love sustains amid routines, with Strickland Gillan’s Farm Life quotation about unending tasks.
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Baltimore Sun
Strickland Gillan
A Stick of Dynamite and Postal Savings Rise
The Philadelphia Ledger protests rail unions for threatening interstate commerce and cites a leader calling the strike order a stick of dynamite while warning of heavy responsibility. The Buffalo Express notes June postal savings rose by 3.8 million, signaling nationwide prosperity amid wage growth.
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Savings and bush fires warn of hard times after war
The piece notes savings in Moe and banking reports nationwide, urging workers to save for postwar hardship. It discusses Northern Ontario bush fires causing deaths and losses, illustrating dangers of wilderness fires. It also criticizes Army camp conditions, citing Senate funding for tents and comforts to improve health and readiness.
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Frederick Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Column Aggregate
Local column notes from August 16 1836 describing D G White of Meadville Pa buying 50 acres opposite Braddock Heights to build a large dwelling. Y M C A religious work committee authorized courses on Bible study. August term Frederick Circuit Court opens with 45 criminal cases 132 recognizances 57 appeals 107 trials and 62 on general docket. Frederick Bar selects representatives for State Bar Association to Ely Mountain House. Names include McSherry Laach Ross Worthington Mauicby Nelson Urner Wood McSherry Eich elberger Norwood Rohrbach Stener Sebold and others. Wallace Hill the young man wounded leaping from a moving train dies at Montevue Hospital.
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Braddock Heights Resort
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Eo Eichelberger
Floc. Norwood
Jacob Rohrbach
F. L. Stener
Vincent Sebold
Scarcity of Doves Over County Reported
Reports from Frederick County note a dove scarcity this season with few birds bagged since early August. The late squirrel season date change to August 24 to December 24 is cited as a factor, while no partridge season remains in effect for five years. Prof. Henry F. Anderson visits Frederick, and four bass are landed on a Monocacy fishing trip.
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