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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
5
The item outlines publication details for the Daily News and Semi-Weekly News in Frederick Maryland. It notes mailing addresses nationwide, subscription rates, advance payment required, and club incentives. It also mentions office contact, press facilities, and entry as second class matter dated December 8, 1914.
The News chronicles the death of Charles B. Trail a valued Frederick resident and former bank head praised for his high learning courteous manners and sterling character He guided many and loved his family and community His biography highlights his ancestry and influence in local and national affairs with tributes from colleagues and the public noting his diplomatic service and dedication to peace.
President Wilson delivered a plain direct statement at the closing session of the Sixty third Congress. He argues that world war does not justify changing the nation’s policy on military establishment and urges calm to avoid alarm and strengthen self possession and influence amid global conflict.
A congressional report by Secretary McAdoo shows sharp budget cuts across departments for 1915 16 including only 216000 proposed for post office buildings and sites, far from last year 8542000. Frederick’s building comes with an allocated site funds nearly exhausted and no new construction for at least two years.
The residence of William W. Pickett on East Fourth Street has been repainted by Clarence Z. Main. The fencing surrounding the new city hay scales is whitewashed. R C Strangman’s East Street house is being repainted by workers under Henry R. Lampe. The dead sewer by East Patrick Street is being filled before laying a new gutter and curb.
Twenty years ago Frederick items report C H Anders appointed county constable for Frederick district Frank Main finds a seven pound turnip at West Patrick street Kroger style box with earth inside draws attention Daniel Padgett Republican charity official says he will resign due to other duties Gilmer Schley daughterLatte Wargery Schier injured lightly after being struck by an Indian lab during a Christmas practice at the Convent
Frederick High School seniors visited Washington last week meeting Secretary Bryan and Vice President Tumulty, discussing Frederick county schools and military groups. They saw the Supreme Court and Congress, and several cadets sat in box seats for a play with ambassadors present. Representatives Lewis and staff praised the trip as broadening government understanding for the boys.
A Frederick resident Mrs Amanda C Richards reports kidney trouble relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered back pain dizzy spells and insomnia before trying the remedy, noting instant relief and continued use since. The ad urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N Y via local dealers.
The October 1914 Frederick Boys High School Monthly has just left the press and circulates. It features articles on The Commercial Course and Agricultural Courses for Daga by Profs Fenton Harris and Sydney Stabler, plus editorials and Alumni News. Officers include Editor-in-chief G Hunter Bowers and others across departments. The News published the magazine since its start. At a Hagerstown baseball club meeting, a December 16 stockholders gathering was planned. Treasurer Weinberg reported 800.73 in bank and 873.85 total assets with receipts 8683.06 and expenses 7892.33. The balance will go to an interest account.
At a stockholders meeting of the Hagerstown Interstate Fair Association officers and directors were nominated for the upcoming election on the first Saturday in January. President Thomas A. Poffenberger and Vice President William H. Armstrong head the slate with Daniel H. Staley as recording secretary Palmer Tennant as corresponding secretary and Thompson A. Brown as treasurer.
A match bowling game is scheduled tonight at the Pythian Castle alleys between teams from Kimmiteburg and Thurmont. The contest is expected to be close as both teams are reported fast. The alleys have been redressed and are in fine shape for bowling.
A novel bazar will be held at the Presbyterian Church on West Second street Thursday and Friday this week. The committee includes Mrs. William J. G. Reinmoth Mrs George Dean Mrs Harrie Storm and Miss Catherine Cramer. The Boy Scouts demo scheduled for December 11 at the Armory was postponed to December 29 due to Armory conflicts. Giants beat Red Sox in bowling two to one with lineups listed and Edgar Redmond jailed for drunkenness after a fine default.
Mrs. John Bishop of Troreville Ohio reports indigestion and two day sick headaches resolved by Chamberlain's Tablets after trying many remedies. Also promotes prompt cough relief with King’s New Discovery and urges immediate action for cold symptoms to prevent complications.
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