Daily News Adopts Subscription Rates and Printing Services
The Daily News announces subscription pricing and delivery options, with one cent per issue for subscribers and annual rates. It notes office locations on High Street opposite the National Bank and at Jews' Office for The Times, plus printing services offered at the News office and rates for club orders.
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BeuNS _FFICE
Srmsmes
High Street
Je‘s National Bank
the Times
Frederick Countys Second Auto Show Promised This February
Following the earlier success, Frederick plans another auto exhibition in the Armory during the first week in February. The event will display advances in automobile manufacturing and lower prices. The piece notes growing use and ownership in Frederick County, praising autos as a sign of prosperity and a tax contributor while predicting a larger turn out than last season.
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Armory
Frederick County
Frederick Couity
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
A New Directory for Frederick County Published
A new directory of Frederick county lists between 16 000 and 17 600 persons. The names are organized alphabetically by districts of farmer merchants merchants and professional men. The publication meets a demand for a complete local directory. The Frederick city and Board of Trade are involved in its release across Octav a different dates.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Board of Trade
Directory of Frederick residents published for county needs
A new directory by Mark Wood D Harp covers nearly 500 pages listing Frederick county residents. The work aims to aid reference by providing a comprehensive citizen list for local use, expected to be welcomed by many who need accessible contact information.
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Frederick City
Markwood D Harp
The Hurrying Van and the Horse’s Fate
A crowd on a sunlit city street swells with joy as a horse collapses from a stroke. A friendly wagon ferries the injured animal to shelter while onlookers praise the humane helpers and the hospital that offers release from suffering, urging compassion over greed.
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P.C. A
Helen M. Richardson
County Roads Drifted In Winter Wind Across County
Last night a high wind drove snow into drifts as a light crust formed. Fredrick area traffic stalled when Register of Wills Albert M. Patterson’s auto stuck near Harmony Grove, requiring push to continue toward Frederick. Drifts noted elsewhere with no deaths but commuter delays. trains missed, wire service halted in New York. Howard Stop jailed for 30 days on drunken disorderly charge after arraignment before Magistrate Dennis.
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Frederick
Register of Wills
Albert M. Patterson
Harmony Grove
New York
Howard Stop
Onicar Filby
Dennis
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Delights Club and Accidents
Frederick in 1895 recalls a bustling day with the Frederick Bicycle Club holding a delightful smoke and committees named for arrangements reception and decorations. Prof Georg Smith slipped on South Market, spraining his ankle and receiving help at a local machine show. Appointments include E N Grove as postmaster at Lime Kiln and W G Walters named portmaster at Ridgeville after resignations.
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Frederick
Shorif
Georg Smith
South Market Street
John Gomber
C.F Goodell
Act Second Street
E. N Grove
W J Grove
W.G. Walters
Ridgeville
T. J. Day
Frederick Deep Freeze of Visitors and Local Arrivals
Mrs Edwin S Houck of Germantown Md returns home after visiting friends in the city. Several residents including Mrs Edward Druplt of Germantown Md and Miss Jeanne Burdette Burdette of Rochester are noted as visiting or returning from trips and hospitals. Local families welcome guests from Harrisburg Philadelphia York and Greensville with students from Mercersburg Academy and Gettysburg College returning for holidays.
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Edwin S Houck
German Town
Edward Drupl Tt
Frederick City Hospital
Pthel Wrcht
Roch
Misa Jeanne Uurdette
Burdette
Ida Jarboe
Pooloayfilet
Vera Suyder
Haveratevsa
Fugene Jarboe
Poolesville
Harrisburg
Lawrence DeGrange
Agshville
N. C
Fizabeth DeGrange
Church Street
Frank Gootman
City Hospital
Willaim Ws. Minker
Third Street
Philadelphia
York
Walter D Mehrling
Mercersburg Academy
Peyton Anthony
Greensville
N.C
C. Edward Bready
Adamstown
Foster Bittle
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Myersville
Mary Liord Grayson
New York
Edward B. Nicodemus
Elm Street
Mabel Cull
Baltimore
R.C Hume
C. Waters
Miss Waters
Germantown
Frederick
J. Downes Price
Recital at Hod College Pleases Audience
A pleasing recital was given in Seminary Hall by the Conservatory of Music students. This afternoon the Piano Normal School students at Me college, with Miss Virginia Carty as superintendent, will present their recital.
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Hod College
Seminary Hall
Conservatory At Music
Piano Normal School of
Me College
Virginia Carty
Holidays Close For Hood College and Hand Seminary
Hood College and Hand Seminary announce a Christmas break from Friday morning through Thursday afternoon. Classes resume January 4 with lessons rebuilt after the holiday period.
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Hood College
Hand Seminary
Tite Evil
Marvand School Faces Mt St Mari Referee Tonight
Dell Derr, coach of the Peek School athletes, will referee the Limmitetare junior basketball game between the Mt St Mariam team and Marvand School. Wr Terr is expected to referee all games this season.
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Marvland School
Dell Derr
Peek
Lmmitetare
Mt St Mari
Catarrh Cure Claims Frustrating Search in Town
A garbled notice screens a local health appeal citing a failed cure for catarrh and mentions a Helena based remedy. The text references a medical product alleged to relieve congestion, but legibility is poor and specific claims are unclear.
Mayor Fraley Appeals For Aid To Help City Poor
Mayor Lewis H Fraley expects a large take from Self Denial Day funds to aid the needy on December 23. Provisions will be packed in large sacks for distribution by police, with 28 people already helped and further donations urged to meet rising winter demand.
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Lewis H. Fraley
Market Street
Fraley
Frederick
Washington
Morris Iron and Steel Co
Need of more children’s books in Frederick County Library
At a Freder ick County Free Library board meeting the urgent need for funds to buy children’s books was reported. The library cites declining circulation due to a lack of new titles, though children patronize well. The system has ten branches, with one more planned, and programs like story hour proceed despite supply gaps.
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Frederick County
Washington Street
Akin
Vary P. Farr
State Liboars
Anstniuhoen
Charles Lacan
Norman Remington Company
Frederick County Pressed on Statewide School Attendance
The Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs circulates a plea for a statewide compulsory school attendance law. Frederick County had not enforced the law alongside Allegany Carroll Cecil Charlton Garrett Washington and Wicomico counties. A correction reversed earlier errors, noting the county’s late adoption and urging higher attendance to curb illiteracy among Maryland's Black children. A Japanese missionary noted Japan's 30 year record of compulsory attendance, highlighting progress.
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Maryland
J. H
Edward F. Bucknet
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Japan
Frederick Art Club Meeting Promises Social Evening
This week the Frederick Art Club holds its last meeting before holidays on Friday night, with a social focus and full attendance expected. Edith Markey chaired the December 9 session featuring two papers, the first by Miss Janie Quynn on wood engraving and the second by Miss Lillie Wiener tracing the art's history and figures such as Papillon and Thomas Berwick.
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Frederick Art Club
Edith Markey
Janie Quynn
Miss Quynn
Lillie Weiner
Alexander the Great
Christmas Treats for Inmates at Montevue
A W C T U meeting approved a Christmas visit to Montevue inmates on December 29 at 2 pm. Volunteers will collect donations on December 28, candy oranges and apples to be received, with meetings moved to 7 pm in coming months. Senator Zihiman, Republican candidate for Congress from the Sixth District, visited Frederick and discussed local politics.
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Owas
Zihiman
Fon Yihiman
Congress
Frederick
Sengtet Ziman
Frederick Todas
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
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