The Daily News Frederick Ad Rates and Office Contact
The Frederick Daily News publishes for 25 cents per month or 3 dollars per year with mail and carrier service available. The Semi-Weekly News offers annual rates of 1 dollar with club incentives. News office linked to Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Exchange. inquiries accepted day or night.
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Chesapeake & Potomac
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United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Whiskers Gone In The Publicity Age Of 1911
A Frederick News item from August 31 1911 muses on whiskers vanishing and men becoming smooth shaven in coming years. It notes predictions about gendered preferences, barber influence, and a shift in public image while contrasting historical beards worn by masters and patriarchs with forthcoming reforms in party caucus openness.
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Horace Greeley
Hughes
Open caucuses could reform secret congressional decisions
The article argues that secret caucuses undermine public life and compare them to star chamber governance. It urges open door sessions in the House of Representatives to let the people know how major measures are decided, hoping the conduct spreads to others and marks a new era in American legislation.
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Underwood
House
King
Star Chamber
National House of Representatives
Washington
America
United States
Ag Real Estate News
Baltimore Star
Marriage and politics in mid-Atlantic light and history
A broad column touches on rising divorce sensationalism versus lasting marriages, and argues for changing primary election timing to October, while tracing Maryland gubernatorial history from 1837 through 1864. It notes rail safety concerns after the Lehigh Manchester wreck and outlines district patterns for governor selections and Court of Appeals clerk appointments in Maryland.
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Matto
Lehigh-Manchester
Grand Army
Rochester
Seine
Ev Ennes
Baltimore
America
Lewis
Maryland
Constiuton
Lallimoreers
Montgomery
William Grason
Queen Anne’s
Francis Thomas
Frederick
William Cost Johnson
Frederick County
Johnson
Willian Sehley
Gaston
House of Representatives
Enoch Louis Lowe
William Beverley Clarke
Washington County
Lowe
Tramilton
Lowndes
Brown
Carroll
Court of Appeals
Minutes of Merriness Hidden in Bedside Banter
The text records a humorous household exchange with Mrs. Casey in bed asking if the cat was fed and Mr. Casey boasting he did. A neighborly voice jokes about truth telling while a distant reference to Jack and an aunt suggests further domestic antics in a quaint, clipped tone.
The Qaks at Arlington and Dreaming of Streams
Fragmented verse image with mentions of Arlington and Druid sentinels. The speaker recalls old loves and distant landscapes, weaving wind, birds, and a fountain into a reflective, dreamlike meditation on memory and nature. The text references Melville and Book News signals, blending poetry and editorial fragments.
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Arlington
Serrow
Melville Tutts
Griffin Improves After Motorcycle Crash Noted
Mr. Griffin shows improvement as Charles W. Gunn recovers from injuries suffered days earlier when riding on the Emmitsburg pike after a good night spent recuperating and reported nearing better condition.
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Griffin
Charles W. Gunn
Emmitsburg Pike
Maryland Shooters Lead at National Pistol Match in Ohio
Maryland teams and individuals traveled from Camp Percy to Baltimore for homecoming as results from the National pistol match posted. Lieut Munshower and Captain Krigur starred for Maryland with high scores while the national team bulletin showed a slump for Collins Lupus Shepherd and Elliett. The event featured moonlit 1000 yard shooting and a heavy east wind, with 20 prizes awarded and four Marylanders competing, including Smith Edgar Duc and Renehan.
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Maryland
Camp Percy
Ohio
Baltimore
Dhis City
Collins
Lupus
Shepherd
Elliett
Krigur
Hilton
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Edgar Cesar Givar Collin Bure Munshower
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Lupun
Ob Shepherd
New York Stocks and Local Notices From Frederick
Securities quotes show wheat and corn futures with fractional yields. At courthouse sale Joseph W Wolfinger and Dr Princeton Buck trustees bought two Catoctin district tracts for Peter C Pryor. M G A meeting discusses keeping H B Clark as physical director and Casper E Cline arrival. Office building erected by Thomas Sponseller. local health cure anecdote ends the fragment.
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J. Yutrow
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Princeton Buck
Catoctin
Peter C. Pryor
M.G. A
Y.M.C. A
H. B. Clark
Frederick
Casper E. Cline
Cline
Massachusetts
J. ©. Biehl
Association
Among the Sick in Frederick Area Residents Report Illnesses
Frederick area residents report several sick or injured. Laura Alexander on East Patric Street is improving after illness. Glenn Zimmerman of West Patrick Street shows improvement. E A Alexander on South Market Street remains bedbound. Arthur Lambright sprained his ankle jumping from a Frederick Railroad ear. Jacob Quinn of North Market Street suffers a sprained knee after stepping on a stone while exiting an automobile whale in Jefferson on Monday.
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West Patrick Street
E. A. Alexander
South Market Street
Arthur Lambright
Frederick
Jacob Quinn
North Market Street
Jefferson
Haller Elevated After Surgery at Baltimore Sanatorium
Mr. Lewis M. Haller who underwent an operation at the Heidler and Sellman Sanatorium in Baltimore has recovered sufficiently to go home on South Market Street. He is able to walk about and shows signs of improvement.
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Fox
Lewis M. Haller
Heidler and Sellman
Baltimore
South Market Street
Colored Austin and Paxen committed to Montevue Hospital
Kleary Paxen and Janes Austin were committed to Montevue Hospital yesterday for medical treatment. They were moved to the institution by Venetibls Cart and attended by Cas sie Lekstern.
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Kleary Paxen
Janes Austin
Montevue Hospital
Cassie Lekstern
Venetibls
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Headlines
Fragmented reminiscence recalls a 19th or early 20th century Frederick item. Mentions summer vacation, school openings, a Daniel Sanner resident near Middtown, and references to local commerce, farming yields, and a grand jury report on concealed weapons and retail sales.
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