Daily News independent paper at 42 North Market Street Frederic MD
A fragment from a 19th century issue describes the Daily News, independent newspaper published near Frederick Maryland, with details on publishing house, offices, circulation, and subscription terms. It mentions Brunswick office, The Times, and semi weekly editions with postal rates and payment notes.
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North Market Street
Frederck, MD
WEE Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Srunswick
Bruns‘wick Times
High Street
Bruneewiee
the Times
Frederick Health Record Reflects Strong Year
Frederick residents can take pride in a remarkably healthy year with few typhoid or other contagious diseases in the city and county. The note cautions that sanitation and vigilance are essential, as disease spread thrives in close quarters and depends on both community and individual responsibility.
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Frederick
Ealth
Freder-Ix
Frederick praised as home of many good things by school essay readers
Readers of The News Essay Contest extol Frederick as the home of good things. The list topped by Frederick City Hospital praises community assets and friendly residents. The piece ends with a toast to Frederick as the finest town, noting its attractive residents and strong future potential.
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Frederick
Wise Boy
Frederick City Hospital
Ubia
Think You Can Win Verse from 1916 Thought
Poem stresses mindset determines success with lines about attitude shaping outcomes. Emphasizes that belief drives effort and victory. Ends noting that perseverance and self confidence trump raw strength or speed in life’s battles. Selected piece reflects motivational verse from era.
Rev Bush Resigns from Loonsboro Lutheran Church
Rev L A Bush resigns after 12 years as pastor of the Lutheran church at Loonsboro to accept a call in Beltsville Pennsylvania. He will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday.
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Bush
L.A. Bush
Lutheran Church
Loonshoro
Beltsville
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item Summary
Frederick reports a destructive fire at Atler Brothers creamery in Walkersville, with losses estimated between 2500 and 3000 and insured for 2900. A south wind storm with heavy rain affected the area. Master Willie Levherz, son of William Leicherz, was accidentally shot in the temple with an air gun. Link Lodge No 162 AF and AM elected officers for the coming year. Opera House property inventory conducted as it passes to renter A Greg Miller for the next year.
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Willie Levherz
William Leicherz
East Third Street
The
Board of Aldermen
Opera House
A. Greg Miller
Notable Local Social Notes Span Christmas to New Year
Richard Harrison plans a New York departure and Cuba voyage while many Frederick residents join family visits across Maryland and beyond. The list highlights kinship, travel, and community ties with relatives in Laurel, Hagerstown, Washington, Balti more, and New York, including several weddings and births.
Chorus singer from Cumberland joins city carol march
Frank L. M Storm of Cumberlaid formerly of the city sang in Cumberland chorus that went to Frosburg Sunday night to march the streets singing Christmas carols. Storm is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry FE W Storm of South Market Street.
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Frank L. M Storm
Cumberlaid
Cumberland
Frosburg
Christmas
Storm
Mro
Harry FE. W. Storm
South Market Street
Nol Declared Elected Clerk of 74st Court Howard County
The Board of Election Supervisors sitting as forewarned canvassers announced Hart Nol as Clerk of the 74st Court for Howard County by a slim majority over John F W Matler Democratic candidate. The piece also notes a lighthearted aside about 1916 being a leap year and social customs.
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Nol
Board of Election Supervisors
Howard County
Vanvascers
Hart
Frederick post office sees record Christmas mail volume
Frederick's post office handled more Christmas mail than ever, with Thursday the peak day. Over time, parcel post traffic surged as clerks and carriers processed incoming and outgoing mail. Railroads, H and F trains, and even a car service aided the surge. Red Cross seals boosted fundraising for tuberculosis relief.
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Frederick Post Ofice
Frederick Mails
Williamson
Wai
Frederick
Red Cross
Maryland Society For the Prevention and Relief of
Social World gatherings feature Miss Haller and Atkinson parties
Miss Naomi Haller hosted a moving picture party with luncheon yesterday afternoon at West Patrick Street. Guests included Katherine Fahrney, Katherine Tyson, Grace Cline, Ida Mantz, Rebecca McCutcheon, and others. Grace and Mary Atkinson held a Five Hundred party at their East Third Street home with greens and refreshments. Attendees named include Josephine Diener, race English, Mildred Neighbours, Katherine Rowe, Rebecca Myers, Beatrice Gease, and several gentlemen. Mrs. Hannah Crothers hosted a card luncheon at College Park with prizes to Ruth Smith and Elizabeth Wallis. attendees listed. Ruth Vellews celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a small party and gifts, hosted by Mrs. W. E. of Brunswick.
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Richard Harrison
Jackie
Arkansis
Tishone
New York
Sali
Cuba
Rey
Mia Watson
KF. Holley
Third Street
Laurel
Val
Holley
Robert
Helen Stull
Brunswick
George Stull
Stalph Schloffer
Hagerstown
Osborne = Crist
West Fifth — Street
Charles E. Miller
West Patrick Street
Lindaman
Littlestown
Henry Hartung
Washington
Wilain F. Schmidt
East Third Street
Starting
Misa Agnes Miller
Edward M. Dyer
Frederick
Fred Zeigler
Baltimore
Wm. Hoffmaster
South Market Street
Louis A. Rice
West Third Treet
High School of Commerce
New York City
Louis H. Ewald
Mt. Savage
Allegany County
Mary R. Zimmerman
H. Zimmerman
West Fourth Street
D. C
Helen Wolfe
Poc
Guy Wolfe
East Fourth Street
J. Edgar Summers
Ohio Northern University
R.R. Zimmerman
Fengaville
Franklin
George W. Zimmerman
Sewell
Zimmerman
Gordon Monges Aghlave
White Oak Springs
Mary
North Market Street
Washington, D. C
American Historical Association
Virginia Margett
Helen Rau
New York N. Y
Carl Davidson
Cleveland
Justus Dunett
Myersville
George Bowlus
Middletown
Edward Bowlus
Kitty Cramer
Braddock Heights
Blackao Va
Lunetta Harris
Abby McCardell
Jean Merriken
Myer Wertheimer
Ruth
Edith
Helen Wertheimer
Cumberland
Devilla Brish
August F. Brust
Morgantown
W. Va
Jefferson Street
J. Franklin Thomas
Din Avenue
R. Clinton Zimmerman
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Cora Diller
Charles Ed Zimmerman
Clifton
Edgar Thomas
Albert F. Zimmerman
Manor
Naomi Haller
West Patrick Treet
Miss Haller
Katherine Fahrney
Katherine Tyson
Grace Cline
Ida Mantz
Rebecca McCutcheon
Arthur Doll
George Chapline
William Quynn
Ralph Cline
Charles I der
Martin Rohtrback
Grace
Mary Atkinson
Josephine Diener
Race English
Mildred
Natherine Rowe
Rebecca Myers
Beatrice Geaseessrs
George Ges‘ler
Buffalo
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Justus B. Atkinson
Lancaster
Byron Wine ‘Rener
Clifford Yinger
Roscoe Heads
Grover Michael
Herbert Kahn
William Schaeffer
Hannah Crothers
College Park
Lunceon
Ruth Smith
Marthe Kemp
Mildred Neighbours
Elizabet Wallis
Marte Schmidt
Miriam Rams
Grace Ramsburg
Mlizabeth Wallis
Martha Kemp
Charlotte Motler
I.ashmutt
Louie Schley
Harriet Smith
Dorothy ‘Ramer
Josephine Piener
Mary Buker
Marie Renn
Roxanna Wrhie
Company 8 Armory Opens in Hagerstown Hall
The Armory of Company B First Maryland Regiment in An Stam Hall Hagerstown opened last night with drills and ceremonies. Brig Gen Gaither Col Little Capt Reckenhauch spoke. Board of Trade Rotary Ride Association presidents attended. The night featured a National Guard film and remarks by Frank Rentz and Fred Titk.
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Hacerstown
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Charles A. Little
Johnard Reckenhauch
Wayer
Pherson
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Com- Ryt
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Frank L Rentz
AL Fred Titk
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Hood College Hosts First Annual Banquet at Dagmar Hotel
Hood College accepts a group of students and town residents for the first annual banquet. The event will be held in the afternoon at the Dagmar Hotel in Hagerstown.
Coughs and Colds Danger and Preventive Advice
The notice warns of the dangers of coughs and colds and stresses prevention. It mentions age groups and health risks, urging readers to seek care and avoid neglect. A medical advertisement tone runs through the piece with urges to prevent serious illness.
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