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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1916
Page
6
The News lists subscription options including daily, weekly, and semi weekly plans with prices. It notes rates for city and country addresses and requires advance payment with cash. It also lists several local outlets where the newspaper can be purchased.
The piece argues that returning from leave reveals mood and alertness shifts, noting rest should expand capacity and efficiency. It asserts that disciplined work after breaks renews perception, reduces drudgery, and yields satisfaction and tangible rewards through improved service.
A collage of 19th century notes and questions on weather fashion and school life. It mentions a hot spell possibly worsened by a Texas hurricane, upcoming pedagogy weeks and Sumner school, August nights and visitors, mothers preparing children for school, and a call to weed gardens to keep homes neat while hinting at street maintenance tasks on East Patrick.
A fine new Hell has been placed on the pole outside the H. F Terminal office as Frederick enjoys a beautiful moving picture on Saturday night. Despite higher sugar prices, daily kitchen aromas enrich the town scene.
A compilation from the New York World and Philadelphia Ledger outlines British and French war borrowings in the American market, the total European war loans, and the trade balance since 1915. It notes gold receipts and unsettled foreign-held US securities, plus a rail strike impasse blamed on both sides and President proposals for arbitration and eight-hour workday discussions.
A fragmented verse mentions a watermelon theme with lines about a watermelon alice and rind, weaving poetic imagery into a surreal scene amid references to Earth, promise, and a distant MacLandburgh. The text mixes poetry with financial and shipping notes.
From The News columns dated August 21 1896 the item notes the county convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Woodsboro the Aldermen meeting with full board present a citrus run from Frederick to Labberts Bridge by 25 to 30 sherimen and twenty three applicants for teachers certificates with Purves seeking five grade ten for second and one applicant for the State Normal School
Sunday social travel and visits across Hagerstown list many residents returning from Atlantic City and Baltimore. Names include Bentz Markey Stauffer Campher McLaughlin Weldenboft Stieamers Zimmerman Wilt Smith Sponseller and others with movement between Baltimore Gettysburg Martinsburg Chambersburg and Washington. A diamond brooch valued as an heirloom is recovered by a Buffalo hotel night watchman after being found at the theatre.
A summer school for county teachers opens today at the Girls High School on East Church Street. Prof. B. W. Bally directs the program with sessions 9 to 12:60 each day for three weeks, culminating in a Teachers Institute. Instructors include Meriam, Woellner, Kapa, Dunn, Small, Daily, Yon Court, Sinclett, Fitzgerald, Mildren, Palmer, and others, covering elementary to high school education and rural programs.
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