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Advertising rates for subscriptions and year-round access with advance payment. Subscriptions and payments handled at the newspaper office on High Street near the People's National Bank. The Times is printed by The New News and sold at multiple local vendors including New City Hotel and Arlington Hotel. Items of news solicited from all over the county by mail or in person.
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Prunerick Times
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People's National
New News
Gaits Places
New City
Cigar
South Market
F. Cigar
West Patrick Fa
Arlington
Braddock Zimmerman Bros
Cardell
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Trolley
Motler
Teaching Cleanliness Observations on dirt and disease prompt school level cleanliness lessons
Observers of the New York infant paralysis epidemic stress the link between dirty streets and tenements and contagion. Cleanliness can be taught in schools, instilling pride in neat appearance and hygienic living, shaping lifelong habits and community health.
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New York
Motorists and Pedestrians Face Street Carelessness
A historical notice laments high accident rates on public streets from driver and pedestrian carelessness. It criticizes motorists who refuse to slow below ten miles per hour and excessive honking, and pedestrians who neglect to look both ways, urging safer behavior amid crowded towns and cities.
Fair-minded man aligned with team in era outbreak
A fair-minded man is described as aligning his judgments with his group. A note claims the infant paralysis epidemic in New York will boost fur supplies, predicting abundance of mink otter and fox furs this season.
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New York
Maryland Days in August and the Bentztown Bard
A nostalgic poem sequence celebrates Maryland summers with ripening fruit fields, bells of harvest, and the golden hush of rest. It contrasts peaceful rural life with labor as a path to contentment, citing lines about pulling stumps and chores as joyful work. TheKentucky-like voice echoes farm life and seasonal imagery through two pieces.
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Maryland
Bentztown
Those Who Stay at Home and Work Through College
Gloucester Times notes vacation habits and outdoor options for staycations, urging balance and wider life interests. The Oh State Journal excerpt warns against overemphasis on amusements as life’s main purpose, urging restraint and moral ideals. Indianapolia Star reports Yale University students earned at least $250,000 last year while working through college.
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Ohin State Journal
Indianapotia Star
Self Help Bureau
Yale University
Yale Students Find Jobs Across City for Year
The bureau reported 231 students secured vacation work totaling 46 619 dollars and 2 178 other jobs for the college year with 44 808 dollars in wages. New Haven offers fewer opportunities than Chicago or Columbia, and expenses inflate earnings needs. Yale students took jobs from tutoring a Russian nobleman to campaigns against rats and mosquitoes, showing broad work value and willingness to labor.
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Bureau
New
Yale
Humorous Quotations and a Tensioned Rail Car
A collage of jokes and quips from publishers and columns including guthors sleep seven hours a day, a Detroit exchange about past jobs, Crimson Gulch visitors mistaking actors, a politician's vow to constituents, a Washington joke about post office blots, and a New York World quip on suburban life. It ends with a note that tension members of a truss frame on a European railroad use steel wire cables instead of rods.
Dr Howard's Specific Offered At Half Price By Dr A L Pearre
Dr A L Pearre promotes a half price sale on Dr Howard's celebrated constipation and dyspepsia remedy. Buyers pay a quarter for a fifty cent bottle and can return the money if not cured. The ad urges headaches dizziness sour stomach eye specks liver trouble sufferers to take advantage.
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A. L. Pearre
A. L. Tearre
Howard
Pearce
Frederick Rail Schedule Boosts City Transit From 1846
Twenty years ago today Frederick saw a rail triumph as the Frederick Business Men's Association secured a Pennsylvania Railroad schedule. Five trains each way, including a Baltimore-bound two hour and one minute run, marked a peak in local facilities. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co under Gen James Clark reported a favorable year despite a short cotton crop and widespread business downturn. A large county picnic and dancing event attracted many visitors to Mr. Wm Downey’s grove near New Market, with a strong turnout from Frederick.
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Frederick
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co
James ( Clark
Wm Downey
New Market
Vrederich
Arrest of British Subject James Pearson Raises Inquiry
The British Embassy in Washington probes the arrest and conviction of James Pearson, said to be a British subject. He was sentenced to six months at the House of Correction by Justice C H Eckstein after two arrests for begging, the first ending in a promise to leave the city. Pearson was recaptured after violating the promise and found drunk in the park. State's Attorney Aaron R Anders reports to the British consul in Baltimore on the case.
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Washington
James Pearson
House of Correction
C. H. Eckstein
Aaron R. Anders
G. Fraser
Baltimore
United States
Pearson
Justice Eckstein
Denter
Deater
Justice
Anders
Yoder Husson Pair Wed at U K Parsonage Lancaster
Miss Andline R Husson and Norman Yoder both of Lancaster Pennsylvania were married at the U K parsonage West Patrick Street on Thursday morning by Rev E H Hummelbaugh. They will reside in Lancaster after a brief wedding trip.
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Yoder
Husson
Andline R. Husson
Norman &. Yoder
Lancaster
U. K
Patrick Street
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Caught Three Base by Monocacy Shoreline
While fishing along the Monocacy on Court Street yesterday, Court Stenographer Claude S. Hahn landed three nice base hits, surprising onlookers with his steady hand and quick reflexes near the water.
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Claude S. Hahn
Nice
Public sale of Geo Wm Smith estate in Frederick County
By power of sale in the will, executors announce a public sale at Frederick Court House on August 19, 1916 at 10 AM. Personal and real property includes stock in Central Trust Co, Frederick County National Bank, Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co, various companies, and about 36 acres 16 perches of mountain land named Try All plus one acre near Praadock. Terms: cash. conveyancing costs by purchaser. Corner Market and Second Streets Frederick MD.
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Geo. Wm. Smith
Frederick County
Wini
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Central Trust Co
Frederick County National Bank
Franklin, Savings Bank
Hygela Ice and Coal Company
Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company
Braddock Building and Development Company
Braddock Heights Water Company
Berlin and Lovetteville Bridge Company
Frederick and Ballenger Creek Turnpike Company
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Hagerstown and
Frederick Raiilway Co
Maryland Grange Agency
Citizens’ National Bank
John C. Hagan
Noah Bowlus
Wm. Smith
A. D
A. F
Praadock
F. Ry
Wm. Kaufman
William Brown
Jacob Gibbona
Geo
WM. L. Smith
Geo. E. Smith
Howard L. Smith
Geo. R. Dennis Jr
Harvey H. Lease
North Bentz and
Ninth Streets
John H. Delaughter
Harry R. Snook
Augirdot
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Walkeraville
Edward J. Fitzgerald
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Karry Thomas Nuse
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Charles H. Giles
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