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The Daily News of Frederick Maryland lists subscription options including 20 cents per week, four months for $1, monthly rates, and yearly pricing. It notes delivery by carrier in the city and mail in the United States, with advance payment required and requests for all orders to accompany payment. The office is at the telegraph exchange and accepts mail and telegrams for the paper. Correspondence should be sent to The News Frederick, Md.
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Frederick
Frederik
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Patrick Street
All Saints’ Street
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Chayler
John H. Bennett
W. Nash Xoong
Eimer
Aberles
Hargett
Hats 8 Witter
Fitch
Jacob Rorrbackh
Patriotism and public interests in national service and reform
A series of editorials discusses wartime duty of office workers sending ships to Turkey and shifts to public welfare. It praises Governor Pennypacker for vetoing a pre muzzling bill, condemns corporate control of public works, and urges reform of municipal franchises benefiting private interests. The pieces defend public rights and urge accountability across states.
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Pennsylvanis
Contemp orary Comment from Baltimore Papers
A jumble of clipped notes cites Baltimore columns from the Baltimore American Cumberland Times Abt and Baltimore Herald. It hints at election costs and policy voices, noting McConss and Mudd crowing loudly about prospects in Annapolis and a new port issue or harbor order involving Kins of RPHIVE.
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Mudd
Ewuchs
Cumberland Times
Early Morning Noise Rules Mentioned By Annapolis Paper
The Annapolis Capital laments noisy pre dawn activity including piano practice and lawn mowing. The editorial imagines an ordinance banning piano playing between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. and notes trains arriving with home workers crowded, wishing Annapolis had such a law.
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Annapolie Capital
Minutes of Merriness and Gossip Jokes Across Papers
A collage of quips and misheard exchanges from several papers. Dialog segments include a courtroom malice claim turned comic, a boastful speaker and a shocked listener, a heroic ideal, a brave companion, and a shy marriage proposal with a punchline.
Anthracite coal sales urge cautious buying this month
A New York Tribune excerpt urges buyers to stock up on anthracite for winter. It warns prices will rise later and warns against heat shortages, recommending sizable purchases while noting fair current values and potential future luck in holding coal.
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Moon
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Genugera
Mitchell
King Coal
Moments and Reflections Amid War and Charity
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Shamrock III Leads Start of America's Cup Races
This morning in Hiawatha Minnesota the first races for the America's Cup began. Shamrock III crossed the line first with a time of 11 00 50, Rellanos close behind at 01 20. Shamrock II led early by two lengths as wind intensified, leaving Rellanos half a mile ahead in the lead by 1 80 p m.
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Fire Destroys Crothers Barn in Cecil County
Fire razed Omar D. Crothers barn in Cecil County injuring no one, with losses estimated at 2 000 dollars. In Cumberland a fire threatened a home as a nearby train wreck damaged a hotel. Sheriff Barnard returned from Richmond with James O Gates linked to a kidnapping case involving Bertha Ohr.
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George Ohr
Cumberland
William Novick
Franck Vasbinder
William Bowman
Berlin
Frostburg
Ernest O. Reber
Meyersdale Brewing Company
Long stretcher journey for patient from Lerena to Hinton
G W Hedrick of Lerena West Virginia suffered from appendicitis for eight weeks. Nine friends carried him eighteen miles to Hinton over rough roads on a canvas topped stretcher. His wife, aged sixteen, walked part of the way and helped as she could despite being fourteen at marriage.
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Lerena
W. Va
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Hintoo
Walked Down From the Heights and Outings
A Braddock Heights group of three girls walked to Frederick this morning, returning by the same route. The party included Miassa Hlesner Mar key, Rebecca DeLashmutt, and Pauline Ender, all fresh Braddock colony residents. Methodist and Unorted Brethren Sunday schools hold picnics at Braddock Heights. Mary Jane Outing Club plans a Wallisville supper. Miss Ritchie plans a Braddock Heights dance. Also, notices of illness and a public sale of farm land east of Frederick detail a court decree and a September 5 sale date in Frederick County Maryland.
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Frederick
Braddock
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Rebecca DeLashmutt
Pauline Ender
Braddock Colony
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Brethren
Mary Jane Outing Club
Wallisraville
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Tho
Frederick County
Maryand
Ellen Tralt Lece
Edgar Kent Lege, Jr
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Weekly dance at Lingsnors Hills Inn features Brenner’s Orchestra
President George William Smith of F M Railway sanctioned a week of entertainment by a moving picture company at Braddock Heights beginning Monday August 31 Pistancea. Rockville’s Patorent, owned by R A Fraley, finished fifth in the 222 pace mat and was distanced in the second.
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Brenner
George William Smith
F & M. Railway
Moving Picture Company
Braddock Heights
Pistancea. Patorent
R.A Fraley
Rockville
The Weary Way Becomes Less Wearisome in Frederick
Frederick residents discuss relief from kidney related weariness aided by Deans Kidney Pills. Mrs Reuben Hann recalls long kidney pain with night disturbances and back and stomach discomfort, noting drastic improvement after two boxes bought from Clinton E Mann. Additional testimonial from her son corroborates earlier use. Pills sold in 50 cent boxes by Foster Malburn Co US agents.
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Reuben Hann
West South Street
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Market Street
Foster-Malburn Co
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