Local Times Office Ad Offers Services Across Town
The Times announces office operations at the Brune tek Times High street area and lists nearby merchants and landmarks. It notes hours and contact points with references to local stores and eateries, indicating where readers can find the News House and related services.
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TIMES
Brune@tek Times
Ape Rational Bao
Runseick
Guiseross
Serene Will
The
Bathing Safely A Guide To Summer Swim
A reflection on the rise of swimming as recreation and exercise, urging common sense and skill. Learn to swim early, avoid foolish risks, and enjoy baths in moderation as a healthful pastime while noting the dangers of cramps and premature plunges after meals or heat.
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Lear
Newspapers Face Serious Paper Price Crisis
From The Manufacturers' Record the press cites a sharp paper price surge from 100 to 200 percent. This escalation threatens the viability of many publications across regions, risking reduced circulation and potential closures as costs outpace revenues.
Press Faces Higher Paper Costs and Revenue Pressure
The article argues that rising raw material prices and a sharp rise in paper costs threaten newspapers nationwide. It notes that while other industries raise prices to protect margins, newspapers have not, placing an added burden on readers and risking many small weeklies. The piece warns publishers may need to raise subscriptions and advertising rates soon to avoid financial ruin.
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United States
Belgium
Times
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Quips From Papers
A compact collage of humorous exchanges from multiple papers. Jests touch on public speaking, envy, wealth, honesty, philosophy, and romance with snippet quotes from Washington Star Boston Transcript and Puck. The tone is light and satirical, reflecting newspaper humor columns and quick banter.
Autumn Road and Home in September’s Quiet
A reflective poem contrasts September landscapes with memories of past summers and the ache of an empty home. The speaker notes asters and goldenrod along the road, yearnful lines about autumn beauty, and asks if old desires will glow again. In the second piece, a mother laments her quiet house as children grow up, missing their laughter and the baby’s calls, while expressing love for fall’s arrival and the cozy sounds of family.
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Nancy Byrd Turner
The
People’s Home Journal
Easil
Watermelon Feast at Grace Reformed Church
A Bulders' Bible Class gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas on the Jefferson pike near Frederick ended with a watermel on feast. Guests arrived with a wagon load of melons, lawn games under Japanese lanterns, and hymns after the meal ending with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
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Geo. (. Thomas
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Bulders’ Bible Class
Grace Reformed Church
Virginia
Plano
Henry Abbott
J. Travera Thomas
George Thornnon
Frank Thomas
Cinton Thomas
Frank Suman
Aust'n Michael
Holtz
Chas. Herman
Wm. Staley
Lee Moberly
Misnes Bell Zimmerman
Carrie Crouixe
Julia Abbott
Lorraine
Caroline
Erma Pearl
Eva Thomas
Mesers
Ira Staley
Paul
Robert
Sidney Smith
Horace Cutsall
Luther
Curtis Zimmerman
Walter
Paul Simpson
Main
Birely
Guy
Daniel
Edwin
Eugene
Frederick Thoman
Birthday Social Held At Wachter Home Near Utica
A surprise birthday social was hosted Monday evening August 14 at the home of Andrew Wachter near Utica. The party featured a decorated table with cake fruit lemonade and ice cream and included a long list of guests and family members from the Wachter and allied families.
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Andrew Wachter
Utica
Mary Altman
Joseph Nusz
John W. Wachter
Amanda Wachter
John P. Wachter
Am Lenhart
Samuel Lambert
Naomi
Cora Clem
Grover Lewis
Samuel Summers
William Baer
Sidney Angleberger
Harry Tiner
Katie Rice
Nellie Wachter
Edna Albaugh
Grace Baugher
Letter to the Editor on East Fifth Street Gardens
John McGill of 158 East Fifth Street urges action to preserve a historic garden site once a graveyard in Frederick. He criticizes city officials for inaction after the sexton cut back hedges, calling the area a blight on progress and requesting swift remedies.
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East Fifth Street Botanical Gardens
Sexton
East Fifth Street
Frederick
John McGill
East Fifth St
Marriages and Telecom Investment Note
Hymeneas Much Ott Misa Bra Ott of Halltown W Va wed at MFE Church South yesterday by Rev Gracen D Kidner. Ray C Cartee of Ellerton and Icle R Blickenstaff of Middletown married at Myersville Saturday by Rev Charles N Frushour. The telephone system of Japan shows an investment of 46,060,000 dollars.
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Much
Ott
Robert L. Much
Misa Bra V. Ott
Halltown
W. Va
M. FE. Church
South
Gracen D. Kidner
Telephone
Japan
Wicycle Lantern parade and political notices in 1996
Local EMS wrap and society notes recount the Wicycle Lantern parade carnival and watermelon seeds in Freder ick with wheelmen looking forward. Republican primary meetings are set across Frederick County to elect delegates for the Sixth District Con vention at Oakland Md. on Sept 9. Potomac river and Conococheague Creek fishing remains good near Williamsport. The Frederick County Clerk’s Office has been remodeled with sliding bookcases for clerical use.
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Frederik County
Oakland
Impressions of Frederick by Capt John Schley 78
Capt John Schley of Indianapolis, son of David Schley the former Examiner editor, visits Frederick after 18 years. He recalls Braddock Heights and Hood College, praises West Frederick’s growth, and plans a Rochester vacation with his daughter. He notes his Civil War service, family ties, and intends to publish a Schley family history.
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David Gchley
Examiner
Gavain Scott
John Schley
Indianapolis
Indiana
Greater
Frederick
Schley
Capt. Schley
David Schley
Susan Schley Jenks
Richmond
Cal
Washington
U.S
The
Indianapolis Sentinel
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Co. 8
Maryland
11Th
Indiana Zousves
Lew Wallace
Baltimore
Logan Lodge
Scott
Schlexis
Rochester
N. Y
Hood College
Naval Academy
Hobson
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Harry
Puck
Boston Transcript
Georges C. Thomas
Hymeneas
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Conococheague Creek
Willamaport
Frederick County
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Farmers’ Supply Co
Carrot Streets
LeRoy
Harvie
Feagaville
Emory
Hanover
Sloan
Jamee S Verenaen
Philadelphia
Siene
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Ang Drag
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
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Pacific
J. K. Waters
Myersville
Algo Water
B.C. Herman & Co
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Remington
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McCardell, Inc
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Benjamin Rosenour
East Patrick
Roy
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A. M. Landauer & Son
Ak Ee Ent
C. N. Thomas
Kneava
Kemp Corner
Ewelock Braddock
Sieward
W. Patrick St
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Eli G. Haugh
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John H. Deraughter
Harry R. Snook
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Trolley
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Motter
Enaurance
Pythian Castis
Coure
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Central Trust Building
Edgar H. McBride
Attornet-At-Law
Eward Kepner
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Frederick ND
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National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
A. & Gov't. Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
Reese
James H. Harrie
Frank J. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Aughatt
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Daniel Elssler
East Third Street
Franklin Savings Bank
E. Third Street
Kehne Bros
Court Street
Apby Cramer & Steuffer
Robert H. Thomas
North Market St
Augladtt
W. A. Miller
J'ossesalon
H. T. Kilne & Son
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Augizaet
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J. Marshall Miller
Market and
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B. Rowenour & Sons
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Market Street
East Third
Kolb Brothers
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Cormer
Astreeta
Frederick Trust Company
Bunk
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