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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
4
The Frederick News announces subscription prices for the semi weekly and daily editions and outlines delivery options. It notes mailing terms, pricing in U S dollars, and encourages readers to report missed deliveries. The notice includes office contact details and distribution points in Frederick Maryland.
The Frederick School Board plans a full agricultural course at Frederick High School with a dedicated year round instructor. Beyond the classroom, the teacher will assist farmers and work with the county farm demonstrator, emphasizing practical work to boost farming returns and local wealth.
The world learns to curb disturbances of peace through small sanctions. A man shouting outside your window may be locked up for disorderly conduct though no injury is proven. Society recognizes such actions as interfering with communal harmony.
The piece argues that global upheaval harms ordinary life through higher prices and idle factories, comparing it to the 1902 coal strike. It warns that war destroys commerce and industry, urges preventing such calamities, and calls for neutral, unfettered trade and public will to resist aggressive autocracies.
The piece argues keeping US troops in Vera Cruz is prudent for peace and sanitation, opposing urgent evacuation. It notes neutrality rules on wireless and cable censorship, highlighting differing risks, and calls for careful adherence to neutrality while balancing information access during WWI.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble. It claims the pills strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. Mrs Rosie Rish of Wabash Indiana endorses the medicine as the best for stomach issues she has used. Dealers are urged to note.
The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association reports strong inquiry about September 9 ceremonies and the unveiling of the shaft to the Frederick memorial. Donations arrive from Michigan’s Tonja to Minneapolis and Chicago. funds include $140 from Mrs. Schaeffer Rhoads and other gifts as schoolchildren show enthusiasm for Fritchie buttons. Senator Frederick N. Zihlman formally enters the Sixth district GOP primary, with primary filings across Allegany and surrounding counties, while Brian Warner Jr. is already in the race. In Ellicott City a wagon wheel ran over William E. B. Dean after a horse frightened, fracturing two ribs.
A runabout carrying Allen Bartels and Albert Stone broke down after passing Middletown on the way to Frederick. The vehicle with two horses had to be abandoned, leaving the men to complete the journey on horseback.
John A. Janetzke of the Second ward Baltimore was chosen by acclamation as the Republican candidate for Congress in the Third District at a meeting of representative Republicans held last evening in the Second Ward Republican Club rooms.
Deputy State fire marshal John W. Famoig, working with Marshal G. Ed. Myers, is 11 and under care of two physicians at his Harford County home. Friends fear a surgical operation may be necessary.
A column from August 1 1894 reports painter J W Lampe and crew beautifying the Western Union Telegraph office on Clatterh street. The Monocacy bass fishing near Kolb’s fishpot yields fine catches by Mace Whebus and Eyster Edmonds. A Cushwa livery horse dies of rock jaw, the second in two weeks. The August Frederick County Circuit Court opens with docket counts. A wreck near Braddock picnic injures Joshua Wachtel and Emer Harshman.
S Keefer Phleeger son of Judge J E Phleeger aboard the U S ship Minnesota observed Vera Cruz during the April bombardment and occupation. He reported Americans cleaning the city and maintaining order while Mexicans initially attacked from snipers. He noted 457 Minnesota sailors ashore with seven wounded. Phleeger plans Washington trip then a return to the Minnesota. he will complete eight years service in December and does not intend to reenlist.
A surprise party hosted for Mrs Eliza beth Mertz in honor of her eighty seventh birthday at Eakle's Mills. Guests included Mrs Amelia Rohrer and others aged 74 to 77, with Mr Joshua Biser and Mr F D Castle in attendance. New wheat trades at 87 cents a bushel reflecting a 4 cent rise on improved grain movement. some wheat arriving for local dealers.
A Texas case mirrors numerous bowel trouble stories as Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is touted. A wife with months of severe bowel complaints reportedly improved after using the remedy, following doctor visits and other medicines. Sold by dealers.
Chairman Hanna of the Republican State Central Committee calls a meeting of the governing body at Hotel Rennett in Baltimore on Wednesday August 26. George Jacob Buckey of Wok South Street quietly celebrated his 86th birthday yesterday with many friends congratulating him.
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