Frederick News subscribers urged to report missed papers
The Frederick News requests subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue to the office as efforts are being made to improve service. The paper is available for sale at various local spots including New City, Hotel, Buckey's Cigar Store, Market 81, Central Restaurant, F K Schmidt's, and West Patrick Street, with Braddock Heigh Bros Grocery and Zimmerman McCardell's also listed.
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ME Daily
Pthe-Daily
Rees
Actaal
United States
Dreas
Frederick, Md
Frederick News
The
New City
Buckey's Cigar
Central
F.K. Schmidt
West Patrick
Arlington Hotel
Braddock
8.S. Stabler
Boys
Frederick County
Pearl
New Market
Augisda
Brad
4Ock
Frederick
Barbarity at Frederick War Tax Debate Recalled
The Free Lance in the Baltimore Evening Sun cites Frederick and other towns under Civil War era taxes as a counterpoint to German wartime levies. It argues wartime taxes resemble barbarity but urges Congress to honor debts with immediate cash, citing Jubal Early’s 1860s imposts and local suffering.
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Brussels
Free Lance
Baltimore Evening Sun
Frederick
Prussels
Chambersburg
Serstown
York
Jubal Early
Early
Congress
Simplicity and Power in Climb to Authority
A reflection on how rising from humble origins can dull sympathy for the poor. It cautions that success depends on endowments some lack and notes the limited sorrow following Pope Pius X’s death.
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Pius X
Humble Vatican Leader’s Life Spells Simple Magnificence
The text portrays a Pontiff born into poverty who rose to prominence yet kept a low profile. It notes his personal humility, refusal of pomp, and habit of replying to all requests for aid. The piece mentions debate over funding a Star Spangled Banner centennial and redirects support to European war relief.
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Vatican
Treviso
Dable
Red Cross Society
Europe
Frederick
Kings and War Move Nations Toward Republics
The piece argues war forges kings and unites peoples behind rulers as leaders like William II, Nicholas II, England’s Crown Prince, and Belgium’s king gain strength from wartime actions. It cites quotes from Sherman and Macdonald and reflects on war’s grim reality without sensational detail.
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Washington
Europe
William
Nicholas
Russia
Prince
England
George
Belgium
This World Is A Pretty Good Sort Of World
A London TitBits verse extols life despite gief and sorrow. It notes friends to cheer, nature’s harmony, quiet bookish nooks, and hopeful lamps for dark spots. The piece argues Heaven will set right wrongs and encourages calm acceptance while seeking improvement.
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Hfe
London
Unseasonably Cold Night and Heavy Rainfall in Frederick
Temperatures failed to rise above 62 degrees during the day in Frederick with a record low of 37 degrees last night. Rainfall totaled 1.68 inches over 48 hours, soaking ground and threatening late crops. wheat prices rose to 1.04 per bushel with expectations of further gains. The Rockville fair opened with races amid rain, and Detroit YMCAs hired eight secretaries to aid 30,000 workers. Frederick Mayor Fraley may attend a national mayors conference in San Francisco next March.
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Frederick
Fraley
San Francisco
Republican County Convention Delegates Named in Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick a Republican county convention selected fifteen delegates for the Sixth Congressional District meeting on September 5. The gathering in Junior Hall was chaired by Dr. S. T. Haffner with a district credentials committee and nominations led by C. W. Rice W. V. Krantz and others. Speeches by Char Tea Markell and Reno S. Harp drew applause.
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Turn News
S. T. Haffner
County Central Committee
Buckeystown
L. H. Bowlus
Mt. Pleasant
E. H. Routzahn
Mechanicstown
M. Damuth
Jefferson
C. R. Horine
Stohnaville
Charles W. Strawsberger
Jackson
T. M. Brandenburg
Woodville
Wilson
Singanore
William Ecker
Lewistown
Charles S. Snook
Tuscarora
Horace E. Staley
C. W. Rice
W. V. Krantz
T. Haffner
W. H. Hinks
C. F. Markell
Captain Grove
Douglass H. Hargett
Lewis F. Kefauver
John Henson
S. M. Birely
W. R. Young
Jd. A. Crockett
Peter Lugenbdeel
AL N. Cramer
H. E. Staley
Markell
Reno S. Harp
War Bugler to Blow Taps at Barbara Fritchie Monument
Charles T. Barnes of the Old Glory Post G A R Chicago will attend the unveiling of the Barbara Fritchie monument in Mt Olivet cemetery on September 9 and place a wreath on the grave. He served as a bugler in Sickles corps Army of the Potomac during 1861 65. His father and cousin were killed in the Wilderness battle. A Memorial Association meeting reported 113 70 in contributions plus new gifts from several donors.
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Charles T. Barnes
Old Glory Post
Chicago
Barbara Fritchie
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Sickles’ Corps
Army of the Potomac
Frederick
Memorial ”Sociation
Barnes
Washington
Valley’ Forge
Association
Alexander DeWitt
Worcester
Mass
GT. Rockwood
Samuel Dd. Thomas
Buttong
Reopening Sunday for Trinity Lutheran Church services
Trinity Lutheran Church of Boonsboro will reopen Sunday after a three week closure for repairs following a fire damage. Dr Weber of York Pa will give the morning address and Rev Hesse of Smithburg will deliver the evening talk along with Pastor Rev J A Bush.
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Trinity Lutheran
Boonshoro
Hartford' Insurance Co
People's Fire Insurance, Co
Frederick
Weber
York
Pat
Hesse
Smithnburg
J. A. Bush
Not So Strange After All You May Fit aRe Strange Tablets
Testimony from Mrs Noxte Rish of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble claiming they strengthen and invigorate the stomach and help digestion. The ad notes the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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Wabash
Ind
Chamberlain
Dealera
Crobio Crobiso Pharmacy Advertises Pain Relief Tonic
Wood Ticks Jiggera Sunburn Scratches and insect bites are eased by Crobio Crobiso sold under a Pearre's Modern Pharmacy guarantee. The tonic promises relief for sore muscles tired feet and burning inflamed eyes with a trusting guarantee.
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Pearre
Horse Show Opens Friday at Charles Town Grounds
The Charles Town Horse Show opens Friday and runs through Saturday promising one of the Shenandoah Valley’s big events. Entries include many top horses and fill every stable on the grounds.
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Charles Town
Shenandoan Alley
Public Auction Notice of Moreland Farm in Frederick County
Public auction announced under power of sale from deed of trust dated December 1 1911 and recorded in Frederick County Maryland for property known as Moreland tract in Buckytown District parcel with improvements including a two story frame dwelling. Sale to satisfy debt held by mortgage on August 1 1914 at 10 o'clock in Frederick Court House by Sheriff John D Conard Sr. under action by Oscar B Coblentz and others. Court order requires auditor's report confirmation by September 1914.
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Horace Young
Damascus
Montgomery County
Jacob Gue
Mr. Young
Ae Young
Gue
St. ix
Rockville
Atchison
William W
Riddlémoner
Dora
Bia
Libury
Frederick Pointy
Frederick County
St Ana
At - Bet Feau
Maryland
Oscar B
Coblentoe
Mathings
Mary Harton
Andrew
Bowle
Tome
Mary
Barton
Towit
Moreland
Buckystown
FreDeRick
County
Mary “Barton
Benjamin
Rederick
John D. Conard, SR
Sherif
Acti
Ree
Frederica
Edith Thompson
Helen D. Rowland
West
Fol
Owlers
Hark Or Dowens
Xlark
Levin’ Stonebraker
Swillam
Levy, Solicitors
Orphans Court
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Miriam Gray Hichelberger
John Francis Smith
Court
Marshall D. Boone
Tate
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the Press
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James A. Macdonald
Eph
Sir Charles Napier
Mercury
Frederick Horse
Carinthe
Rockville Fair
Agricultural ‘Society
Detroit
Lawson F. Reichard
W. Scott Reichard
Hagerstown
Mich
Young Men's Christian Association
C. T. Barnes
Fritchie
Old Glory
Poat, G. A. R
Trinity
Lutheran
Cherry Run
Weller
Shirley
Maryland Coad Roads Commission
Tenner
Oakland
Montcagee
Ie Truman
Routzahn
Frederick County National
Lewis EB. Birely
T.bertram ‘Hayward
A. Co McCardell
Allen
G. ‘Quyny
John Simmons
Henry . Williams
H.C. Zacharias
Geo H. Zimmerman
Doubs
Garrett
Grange, Jer
Central, Trust
Emory
C. Crum
William .C
HUMM
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John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Harry
Hull
People's Fire’ Insurance Building
Church and
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Aprilzédémona
B. Evard
Kepner
North Market Street
Aprodiy
AI Y
Eles Rae
Abel Sari
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BOONE
Executrix
E. L. Setson
Hahn & Betson
Hahn& Betsox
Cox
J. B. Mellor
Sykeaville
J. B Mellor
Janéart
Panama
N. RB
D. Mantz
South Market Street
Barmers
Aiwellanics
National’ Bank
Charles
B. Trail
G! James
H“Harrie
Frest
Albert Gilbon
Gassler
Intereent
Atrick St
Pottsands
Stor
Mobley
Uetsaut
Oiern
West Third Street
I AQ Bennett
South Market St
Telegraph Street
North Bents
West Fourth St
Park Avenue
North St
Frederick County National Bank
Cor- Rick Siresea
St Fee
New Central Na Ing
Chi Ti
Braddock Heldits
Nowa
East Third
Cail
Singer Sewing Machine Omice
East Patrick Street
East Third ‘Street
King Mfg. Co
Broad New York, Co
Hahn & Rowe
Automobiles For Hire
Eame Igneena
Aretine
H. E. Hann
REO
Mavisdtaatts
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