Se Daily News and Semi Weekly News Advertisements
The item lists publication details for the Se Daily News and The Semi-Weekly News. It notes rates for carrier and mail subscriptions, office location on High Street opposite People's National Bank, printing services, and contact numbers 283 and 171. The papers are mailed from Frederick Maryland as second class matter.
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Bruns- Times
High Street
People's National Bank
Saunaikerive
the Times
The
New News
Christmas Opportunities Aid Society Seeks Clothing Toys
The Maryland Children's Aid Society local branch urges clothing and toys donations for needy county children. The representative offers details on families and conditions to help target gifts. Many groups in Frederick plan Christmas cheer, and rural areas now need support to ensure every child has holiday pleasures.
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Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Frederick
Patriarchal Davis Family News Sparks Local Gossip
A Plymouth, NOC patriarch is described as the most patriarchal American. Davis has thirty three children and 182 grandchildren reported, with a wedding held recently where 26 children attended and over 190 grandchildren were present. No congratulatory message from Roosevelt is noted. Kansas farmers report bank deposits up by 25 million dollars this year amid spending on autos and war stocks. Also announced is the annual Christmas recital by the Conservatory of Music under Walter Charmbury with Hood College and Seminary students performing in Seminary Hall Monday at 4 15. The formal recital is set for Tuesday at 4 20.
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W.od. Davis
Plymouth
Noc
Yuan Shi Kai
China
Davis
Jackine
Theodor
Roosevelt
Howe
Conservatory of Measie
Walter Charmbury
Seminary Hall
Hood College
Hood Seminary
Orfan
Poems for December by Miss Krieg Suggested for County Schools
A list of proposed December poems for county schools compiled by Miss Krieg, primary supervisor. Included are The Christmas Manger Hymn, There's a Song in the Air, The Little New Year, Why Sells for Christmas Ring, and suggested poems by Phillips Brooks Longfellow Tennyson Field and others for holiday recitation and study.
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Miss Krieg
Lord Jesus
Jesus
Christ
E. Field
Phillips Brooks
Longfellow
Tennyson
Little Town
Bethlehem
Personal mentions span widows and visits across states
Mrs Annie E Young of Washington DC widow of Capt f K Young spent time with her Middletown brother Zachariah Firestone and with Mr Ora Little and family in Jefferson after a long absence. Various locals including Mr Ward Haffner, Mr Carlos de Garmendia, and Mrs L Harrison appear in a list of visits and movements across Frederick Jefferson Martinsburg and Baltimore as well as a note on a Seaboard job. Local post office exam results show high marks. Grace Reformed Sewing Society met with sales planned for December 18. Gov elect Harrington to appoint Thomas W Simmons for Secretary of State. Kee Mar College dissolved. Bertram N Stump reappointed Immigration Commissioner at Baltimore.
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Annie E. Young
Washington, D.C
F. K. Young
Old City
Middletown
Valley Hotel
Zachariah Firestone
Ora Lt. Little
Denver
Col
Tame
Mr. Zittle
Charlotte Zittle
Jefferson
Bolivar
Artur Williams
Ilkridge
Arthur Potts
Court Square
Ward
Haffner
Hanover
Frederick
William Anderson
Charlotte
N.C
Mises Fannie Repp
Marie Senseney
Union Bridge
George Worman
Bart Third Street
Willie Boy
East Third Street
Richmond, Va
Seaboard Air Line R. RB
Carlos de Garmendia
Tuscarora
New York
National Trotting Association
L. #. Harrison
South Market Street
Edgar Hollis
Martinsburg
Cora Bovey
Benevola
Lamar
A. A. Lamar
Helen @. Qittinger
W. Va
Edwards
Mobley
West Church Street
Baltimore
Sewing Society
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Allen Jones
Edith Seiching
North Market Street
Robinson
How This Little Orphan Boy Was Cured
Towanda Pennsylvania and Frederick Maryland letters promote Vinci cod liver oil with tonic iron and beef peptone as a constitutional remedy for bronchitis and persistent coughs in a child. The advertisement cites Harry A Stephens on Towanda and J A Williamson on Frederick to claim weight gain and cure.
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Frederick
Towanda
Vinci
Harry A. Stephenson
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Twenty Years Ago Today At Frederick Chronicle
Local items from the News dated December 10 1893 note a special mayoral meeting naming the board to draft resolutions on the death of CVS Levy city attorney and E H Rowe store keeper at John T Cretins Mt St Mars distillery. W W White succeeds Rowe Hiram Keefer presents a cigar from the old building now Fleming tobacconist with 58 year old ties. Engelbrecht residence dedication postponed due to illness.
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CVS
E. H. Rowe
John T. Cretin
Mt. St. Mars’s
Luther G. Kemp
Clarksburg
W_ W_ White
Mr. Rowe
Hiram Keefer
Hardt and Kefer
Lewis Kussmanai
North Market Street
Vrw
W Fleming
County High School teachers meet in auditorium today
A group meeting of all the county's high school teachers is being held in the auditorium of the Girls' Shah School today.
Tape’s Cali Compound Ad Claims Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts a “Tape's Cali Compound” promising relief from head cold symptoms within hours. The ad urges readers to buy at drug stores and warns to avoid imitation products, noting a price around 25 cents and emphasizing availability without prior restrictions.
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Nevhinag
Ain
Stranger swindles county residents with dish offer
A man using the name William Myers sold one dollar yearly subscriptions claiming affiliation with Williamson Drug Store in Frederick and promised a fifty four piece dish set. The dishes never arrived, and the drug firm denied any connection. similar scams have occurred in Lime Kiln area a year ago with no dishes and missing funds. local residents warn others to beware of the con.
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William Myers
Graceham
Myers
Willamson
Frederick
Williamson Drug Store
Gracenam
West Patrick Street
Moose Initiates 14 into Frederick Lodge No 371
A class of fourteen candidates joined the Moose at Frederick Lodge No 371 in Kemp Hall last night with National Director Joseph Anderson of Baltimore as guest of honor. About 300 members exist now in the local lodge, followed by a banquet at New Buffalo Cafe directed by Milton Engle. Speakers included Leo Weinberg and others. An additional initiation is planned in early January. Lodge officers named: Dictator Leo Weinberg, vice dictator George A. Paisley, prelate George H. Elser, secretary Charles W. Miller, treasurer B. E. Phebus, inside guard John Winpigler, outside guard Charles Ciabaugh, master-at-arms William Harrison.
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Order of Moose
Frederick Lodge
Kemp Hall
Joseph Anderson
Baltimore
New Buffalo Cafe
Milton Engle
Leo Weinberg
C. F. Goodell
James 11. Crum
George A. Paisley
George H. Elsor
Charles W. Miller
B. E. Phebus
John Winpigler
Charles Ciabaugh
William Harrison
Auto Owners Notices To County Commissioners In June And July
Marman L. Gaver sent notices to 123 auto owners with boush machines to appear before the commissioners and save their property assessed. In August to November 136 Frederick County residents who took out licenses were added to state auto registration books. Gaver sent out 60 notices on Thursday and 63 on Wednesday evenings.
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Marman L. Gaver
Pear
Frederick Count
Gaver
Arson and Estate Suit Move From Orphans Court
Issues in the Louisa Johns Chas will case shifted yesterday from the Orphans Court to the Circuit Court. Eldred Johnson of New York, caveator, sues as plaintiff. Miss Mary Louise Johnse executrix is defendant. Stoner and Weber for plaintiff. Jhea Rotrhack and John Newman for Miss Tohnsen Boys 3 Dwelling Houses.
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Louisa Johns Chas
Orphans’ Court
Cir
Eldred Johnson
New York
Mise Mary Louse John
Stoner and Weber
Wamtiff
Jheai Rotrhack
John Newman
Expanded Deputy Placements Noted by Sheriff
Sheriff William Roderick lists additional deputies for various sections across Counts To Clawnes Waters of Meersville Morean P Rankles, Knox Ws Petersville and Naunawick, naming Johny T Speak creacerctoan.
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Wiliam ‘ Roderick
Clawnes
Meersville
Morean
Uniontown To Get Current The Union Rider Electric Ligh
Uniontown prepares for an electric light service with new wiring and lines running from Union Bridge to Mae Jarawn, a five mile route. The project promises improved illumination and local infrastructure enhancement.
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Uniontown
Union Rider
Mae Jar
Cabinet Portraits Shine At Y M C A News
Secretary C K Harris leads efforts to frame cabinet portraits for the Y M C A lobby with images of Wilson and other officials. An evening program features Dr Bernard O Thomas on first aid for injured, a spelling bee, and a boys under 18 event, plus a gym class social.
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C. K. Harris
Wilson
Association
Harris
Woodrow Wilson
Lindsey M. Garrison
Navy
Josephus Daniels
US Supreme Court
James (. Melrisnolds
Agriculture
D. F. Steuston
Paul D. Simpson
Bernard O. Thomas
Sheldon
Maryland junior basketball league opens with two matches
The first games in the M. C. A. junior basketball league are set for tomorrow at 4 p.m., featuring Maryland School Juniors versus J. A. C. and Federals against the High School Juniors. Separate report notes progress on the Thurmont State Road bridge abutments using hot water for mixing concrete. A Walkersville butcher reports seven hogs weighing 856, 385, 287, 395, 417 pounds, averaging about 576 pounds per animal, all from the same litter at 13 months old.
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Maryland
J. A.C
Federals
W. M
Thurmont
Charles M. Clem
Large Porkers killed near Dublin during December seventh
Four large hogs were killed at Mr. and Mrs. George Baugher’s near Dublin on December 7. A long list of locals helped including Eyler Flickmer Wagner Barrick and many Baughers from Walkersville Harmony and Frederick. A delicious dinner followed. Noted Missionary To Speak in Jefferson on Sunday at 10 15 Rev Dr Schneder, missionary to Japan, will speak at Jefferson Reformed Church. Public invited.
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George Baugher
Dublin
Chas. Eyler
Joseph Flickmer
Charles Wagner
Louis Barrick
Chester
Walter
Oscar
Mary
Violet Baugher
Walkersville
Joseph Baugher
Lawson Summers
Harmony
Minnie Summers King
Gorman, Ray
Arthur and
Sherman King
Louis Lambright
Vertie Baugher
Hattie Summers
Frederick
Ira Mercer
McKaig
Charles Shaine
Jefferson and Feagaville
Jefferson Reformed Charge
W. S. Gerhard
Jefferson
D. E. Schneder
Japan
Schneder
North
Danderine Promises Soft Lustrous Hair With Benefits
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a cure for dandruff and a defender of hair health. It claims one application doubles beauty, stops itching, prevents hair loss, and leaves hair soft, fluffy, and lustrous. A 75-cent bottle is recommended for immediate results.
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Knowlton
Tounier
Clao
Knowton
Frederick's Christmas Tree Fund Seeks More Support
A joint meeting of the fundraising committee for Frederick's Community Christmas tree, with the city Boy Scouts, will convene at the Y M C A at seven o'clock this evening. R Paul Smith of the H and F Railway will haul the tree for free. The committee laments low contributions and warns the celebration may fail without more public cooperation.
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Frederick
Boy Scouts of
R. Paul Smith
H. & F. Railway
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SE Daily News
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Eclewata
News Ofice
Sim
Tiwit
Kansas
Bane
Luther
Cracles
Ayd
Evangel
Holland
Blue Jenks
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Oscar Kefauver
Wiliam Harley
John Staley
James Crum
James M. Robinson
T. W. Simmons
Harrington
Cambridge
Thomas W. Simmons
Simmons
Key Mar Corporation
M. L. Keedy
Hagerstown
Kee Mar College Corporation
Washington County Hospital
Bertram N. Stump
United States
T Frederick
Coterine of the News
Jacob J. Engelbrecht
Citi
Gand Templary
Clement Seathes
Williamson Drug
Him
Ana “Arate
Wenklin and
Ralph Thomas
Dill Ave
Tap Crewis
Edgewood Public School
Charles Wastler
Lloyd
Culler
Washington
Lightfoot
New City Hotel
Rockville
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Frederick County National
J. W. L. Carty
Cashier
Kent
North Market St
Deciddst
Second Hoor
Corner Court
Church Streets
Urner & Urner
Office of
People’s ‘the Insurance Co
Devadt
East Fifth Street
Fourth St
Bert Adat
West Third
Third Bt
Bentz St
Mobley, 12H West Chart
Park Avenue
Bath
H. Shipley
North Street
New Central Trust Company
Bank
Corner Church
Market Streets
Eric Taylor
Reis- Md
Valley Savings Bank
Central Trust
People's Fire
East Second Street
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Depides
Oyster District
Oyster Wharf
A. M. Sproesser
Lexington St
Fisher’s
Geo. R. Dennis
No. 120 West Church
No. 117 Court, Street
Frankl Septzsdlyaw Fiy
Edward 8 Delaplaine
Law Amess T
Court Street
Geo Cons
R. B. Smith
Sepuutdawimon
Garrett
Pz Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
K. Jylid
Emory C. Crum
Hellerick
Paul
Sdiyan FaTiy
B. Evard Kepper
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
Aland D
Lourren L. Welty
Han “Ork
John T. Lewis
Ratimat
Empire Theatre
Premiente
Weat
Patrick St
Deckdse
Noewspaprre
Harry E. Cramer
Pythian Castle
Marion S. Moberry
F. W. Staub
Sheena
Siva
Geo
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