Daily News of Frederick Maryland Notices Policy
The Daily News announces policy for letters and notices excluding opinion pieces without real names and requiring written submissions by mail or in person. It states names will not be published and emphasizes limited handling of communications from writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exton
Nist
Circuit Court
Frederick County
William C. Kolb
Hattie RK. Kolb
Martha E. Kolb
Gaid Court
Wiliam M
Eli G. Maven
Eli G. Haugh
F. L. Stoner
W. C. Storm
Solic
Itora
Exports and Prosperity Defy European Hangover
The United States posts exports of 3 771 181 000 for the year ending June 30. Though below the 1920 peak, this exceeds prewar averages once adjusted for price rises, showing strong foreign trade despite Europe’s poverty. The issue lies at home in unity and cooperation among Americans, not in global conditions. A 102 year old churchgoer attributes long life to walking, noting modern mobility may hinder such longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
New Demonstration Agent Begins Work in LePeer County
Miss Elizabeth Ruth Thompson of LePeer Michigan begins duties as county home demonstrator succeeding Miss Frances Gerber who had led the office for over three years. Thompson brings demonstration and school work experience from her native state and will review ongoing programs. Gerber returned to Pennsylvania to continue in school work after organizing dozens of women and girls and promoting the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ruth Thompson
LePeer
Michigan
Dee Misa Frances Gerber
Miss Thompson
Mies Gerber
Pennsylvania
Cinde
Federation of
Child answers on what they wanted to be
Responses from residents show a range of childhood ambitions. Albert Ridenour wished to be a street car conductor, Harl Bolt aimed for military service, George Schroeder confessed indecision, Russell Grimes wanted to be a big man, and William Cox said it’s been long since his boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ridenour
Dill Avenue
Harl Bolt
Rosemont
George T. Schroeder
South Market Street
Russell Grimes
West Church St
WM. G. Cox
Contests For Delegates In Maryland Election Scene
Time for filing papers for Senatorial and Congressional candidates and delegates to state conventions closed. Five Senatorial and three Congressional candidates fled in this county. Delegates filed for both parties with Republicans contesting two Senatorial sets and Democrats one. Republican delegates split between France and Garrett for Senator, while Democrats pitched ties among Norris Lewis and Bruce for the nomination. Congressional clash is Mish versus Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. France
John W.garrett
Baltimore
William S. Norris
William Cabell Bruce
David J. Léewie
Allegany County
Frederick N. Zillmen
Frank Mish
Washington County
Andrew J
Cy) Cummings
Montgomery County
Zillman
Mish
Cummings
France
Garrett
Thomas A. Chapline
Frank ©. Norwood
J. Murray Cronenburg
This City
Albert Patterson
Emmitsburg
Willan
Martin
Mechanicstown
Johns H. C. Castle
Middletown
Edwin C. Markell
J. G. ¥. Smith
Brunswick
George C. Rhoderick
Vernod W. Nicodemus
Monrovia
Lester 8. Birely
Thurmont
Walter C. LeGore
Woodsboro
R.frank Supplington
Liberty
David C. Winebrewer
Edward J. Smith
al Roar M. Wood
Charles H. Conley
Mary Mauleby
Lloyd c. Culler
Board of Election Supervisors
Repubican
Norris
Lewis
Bruce
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Briefs
Local items from The News column dated August 2 1902 note a Democratic county convention in the courthouse basement at noon to pick delegates for the Cumberland congressional convention. Milburn brothers walk 28 miles from Washington Grove to Frederick in seven hours. Second quarterly Methodist conference to meet at 7 46 pm with Rev W W McKenwey presiding. Mrs Willem Roberts reports a double cornucopia flower and its spicy fragrance. A fire in A P Marsh’s wine room caused by woodwork near the deer statue was extinguished. Kephauver family reunion set for August 27 at Braddock Heights as an all day event.
Fragmented humorous column with wartime tone and satire
The clipped piece jumbles jokes and notes from a luncheon in England about Taft quitting the presidency with popular consent, parodies calls for “stable conditions,” mocks evolution theory and fashion, and includes light social gossip, verse, and a comic exchange about wives.
Bible Thought AOW To Get On
AOW presents a devotional line from Matthew 7 7 urging readers to seek and receive through God In this excerpt the author frames prayer guidance and personal faith as a path to divine answer and encouragement for daily lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aek
Matthew
A Father's Fiddler Jealousy Strains a Young Violinist
Clementine, a budding musician, faces family doubt as she practices alone. Her mother urges socializing while her father and his guests recall his own past musical experiments. Clementine resents interference, feeling her music should be her own. On the porch, Mr Higgins and banker T Clemens recall his youth and question her focus. The scene ends with uncertainty about what she will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine
Father
Clementing
Mr. Higgins
T. Clemens
Susie Spoon Victim Of Bold Daylight Robbery
Miss Susie Spoon of this city suffered a loss while summering at Camp Peachfuzz. She was swimming at Bullfish Lake when, after emerging, her clothes vanished in a daylight robbery. Police are baffled as two companions reported a tramp fleeing shoreward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Spoon
Camp Peachfuzz
Miss Spoon
Bullfish Lake
County road repairs bring better conditions after floods
Damages from heavy rains and high water over six months were largely repaired by the county commissioners with about 5000 spent on bridges culverts and road work. Sections including New Market Braddock Tuscarora Hauvers Mechanicstown saw improvements with two miles of Rocky Ridge resurfaced and other segments on the Ballenger and Opossumtown roads nearing completion. Delays from crushed stone shortages slowed progress but officials expect full completion soon with roads to Point of Rocks and Doubs improved. Prohibition era notes remark on women trading recipes in Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Braddock
Tuscarora
Hauvers
Mechanicstown
G House
Opossumtown
Hambure Pikes
Ballenger Road
Jefferson State Road
Point of Rocks
David Oland
Doubs
Mand
Baltenger
Jenaica
American History Day by Day August 22 Items
A digest of historical events dated August 22 across years: British trooper under Lord Howe lands on Long Island in 1776, the Six Nations suffer retaliation in 1779 under Sullivan and Clinton, regatta honor with the schooner America in Cowes on 1903, Fort Morgan bombardment begun in 1864, W. Kendall swims Niagara Rapids in 1824, and the American Cup race winner Revance in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Howe
Long Island
Sullivan
Clintons
Cap of All Nations
Cowes
England
America
Fort Morran
Morfile
Alabama
Alabama, Begun By the Federal Forces On August 22, 1864. W Oj Kendall
Niagara Rapids
Fase “Revance
Clementine Proposes Porch Concert After Visit
Clementine returns indoors after a visit and plays her fiddle for the guests. She nestles beside her father and whispers of hosting a nightly porch concert, expressing happiness at his approving glow.
Maryland Constitution Bond Signatures Text
Part of Section 3 Article 6 provides that all state debt evidence must be signed by the treasurer and countersigned by the comptroller. No new evidence may issue to replace an old one until the old is delivered to the treasurer and transfer authority executed. transfers must be recorded and old certificates cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fragmentary dialogue from Boston transcript on women's sameness
A Boston transcript captures a brief exchange where Benedict notes that all women are the same while countering that even one woman changes over time. The remark frames a gendered generalization and a counterpoint about individual variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Boston
Transcript
Blunders Today Blunder Corrected
A formal note of introduction addresses a one way presentation and condemns including a personal message as poor taste by the writer.
Parmer Seeks Relief From Gallstone Pain
A reader recounts severe gallstone pain and failed medical advice, claiming Marrs Wondera Remedy cured him after a friend in Iowa recommended it. The ad promises relief from catarrhal and intestinal inflammation, claiming funds refunded if not convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Marrs Wondera
Alen
Co ‘Operative Drag Co
Ineo
Aarne
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Court
Frederick
Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Seneare Press
Lfe
Cleopatra
National Newspapers ‘ Service
Rusdem
Brother Williams
Tom
Atlanta Constitution
Grent
Lincoln
Fairview
Lincoln Methodist Hospital Board
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Indianapolis News
the News
Court House
Cumberland
Joseph and
Rudisil
Milburn
Page Milburn
M. E. Church
Washington Grove
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
NeKenwey
D. D
Willem Roberts
East Third Street
Fioe
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Kolm
Komment
Taft
Tet
Aura
Em. T. Head
Jand
William Jennings Bryan
Styliah
Tennessee
Congress
Jess Walt
Felice
Charles J. Hanford
Aes
Bible Thought
Stanley
Susie
Susies
Squere
Barton
Wilferd
Anthony
Parmer
Goody Mare
East Patrick St
Rederich
Thomas
McGrew
Teerson Boulévard
Praddock Heights
Cramer's
TVG
George M. Linthicum
Manarovia
Baby C. Riagh
Bote Home Market
S&Lé
Trail Ave
Park Ave
Gilmore
East Third St
Tve
Ryland
Anc
Ett
CDE
Mary
Baw J Smith
Attorner
the News Job Printing Office
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!