Frederick News Subscriptions and Delivery Details
Manager announces weekly Frederick News mailed nationwide for 1.06 in advance with club incentives. Daily News offered with office at the Telephone Exchange, rates 1.06 monthly, 1.00 four months, 1.50 six months, 3.00 per year. office in Frederick, Md. Subscription reports urged for regular delivery issues. News sold at Rev City Hotel, Buckey’s Cigar Store, Central Restaurant, Kd Schmidt’s Cigar Store, Arlington Hotel, Brandeck Heights, Zimmerman Grocery.
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Workmen's Compensation Law Enforced by New Board Appointment
The governor appoints the Workmen's Compensation Board to activate the law passed by the recent General Assembly. The act, seen as humane, imposes initial burdens on employers but aims to protect workers and dependents. It takes effect November 1 and spans all industries as states adopt similar protections.
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Workmen's Compensation Board
General Assembly
See America First Travel Shift Postwar
The piece notes wartime Europe diverts American tourists and hurts the domestic economy. It predicts many travelers will look abroad next summer, while Europe remains unsettled, urging wealthy travelers to stay home to familiarise themselves with the United States.
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Europe
Tinay
American reverence for homeland amid war
White argues Europe ruins its past with war while America builds highways, lighted cities, sanitation, and culture. He urges Americans to value their land as a haven of peace, science, and labor, until Europe changes its course.
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White
Europe
America
Blease Loses Bid as Senator in South Carolina Primary
The New York World reports Governor Coleman L. Blease’s bid for the U S Senate defeated in the South Carolina primary. It argues Blease’s “lawless ness” and vulgarity harmed the state’s image and calls for educated voters to counter demagogy and uplift popular intelligence.
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IBM
New York
South Carolina
Coleman’ L. Blease
United States
Titlman
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Caro
Nan
78th Middletown Valley Reunion Held Near Middletown
The 78th annual Middletown Valley Reunion will be held tomorrow in Harshman's Grove known as Youngwoods, 21.2 miles west of Middletown. Special music by the American Band and short addresses by Rev. Dr. George Albert Snyder, Dr. C. F. Winbigler, Rohr, Baltimore, Rev. Martin L. Smith, and Charles E. Scharf.
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Harshman's Grove
Youngwoods
George Albert Snyder
C. F. Winbigler
Braddock Heights
Rohr
Baltimore
Martin L. Smith
Cicero
Ind
Charles E. Scharf
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Local Items
A digest of brief Frederick notes from August 28 1894 reports Ednard Fogle losing three fingers in a hay cutter near Johns ville. A city cigarette smoker estimates 4745 packs costing 237.40. Reno S Harp seeks admission to the county bar. Baggage Master John D Main of Brunswick injures a hand binding cars at Bartholows. John Kepler near Middletown suffers a leg gash but no bones break. A checker tournament at the Groff House features 3 players. A P Marsh leads over Fish er of Delaware. St James Lutheran hosts a donation to Rev G C H Haskell and family. Ming Sarah A Pampeil sister of Mrs John H Simpson breaks a dumb.
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Tar News
Ednard Fogle
William D. Myers
Johnsville
L. C. Culler Awarded Hood College Dormitory Project
Hood College contracts Loyd Culler to erect a brick dormitory of 160 by 50 feet, three stories high on the college farm. Work to start immediately, priced at 55500, with completion by August 16, 1915. The building will house about 100 students, later expanded, and will align with the administration building to form a quadrangle.
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College Farm
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Montevue Pike
Cutler
Toot
Thurmont High School
Urbana Democrats Move to Remove Election Supervisor
Charges by Urbana district central committee led by Dr. Benjamin C. Perry accuse Joseph F. Eisenhauer, 10 years on Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors, of unwarranted conduct and indecent language at a hearing on Walter G. England. The document, mailed to Governor Goldsborough, seeks his removal from the board and outlines the disputed hearing.
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Urbana
Elsenhauer
Joseph F. Elsenhauer
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Urbana District
Benjamin C. Perry
Eisenhauer
Walter G. England
Goldsborough
Boar of
Ladies Card Club Meets in Brunswick Home
The Ladies' Card Club of Brunswick gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. R. Gregory's residence for their regular meeting and activities.
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Ladies’ Card Club
Brunswick
C. R. Gregory
Why He Does It Druggist Sells Half Price Specific
Druggist A L Pearce explains selling Dr Howard's specific at half price to quickly introduce the product. He guarantees refunds if the half price bottle does not cure constipation dyspepsia or related complaints and invites customers to return for a full refund if unsatisfied.
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Dr. Howard
Dr. Howard Co
Frederick County School Board trims high schools of Adams town and Myersville
The Frederick County School Board moves to abolish or consolidate high schools at Adamstown and Myersville to cut costs, shifting pupils to Frederick High School and Middletown as the plan aims to create only accredited high schools. Transportation costs are small compared to teacher salaries, with pupils from Jefferson and Myersville likely to attend Frederick or Middletown schools.
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Jefferson High School
Jefferson
Myersville
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Crites
Secreditey
Emmitsburg
Automobile For Sale Nearly New Conditon
Automobiles for sale fras. eenger nearly new in excellent condition Apply to HL E Hann 266 TN avenue oye
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HL E. Hann
TN Avenue
Oye
Johns Hopkins University Scholarship Applications 1914
The Johns Hopkins University announces scholarships for the 1914 16 session under Maryland law. An entrance examination for engineering students will be in McCoy Hall Baltimore on Sept 1. Each county and Baltimore district gets one or more scholarships. vacancies may be filled from Loyola College and other Maryland institutions. Applicants should address the Registrar for forms and information on examinations, awards, and courses.
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Public Sale of Eichelberger Property on Court Square
Public sale follows the late Amaulda Eichelberger will. Frederick County Maryland notes that the northern half of Lot 71 on Church Street with five room dwelling and nine rooms total will be offered. Inspection available at the premises. possession by November 1, 1914. terms include one third cash and balance in installments or all cash. Auctioneer Varvey H. Bichelberger. August 7, 1914.
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