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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1895
Page
4
A compact adage list on stopping advertising when growth ends and markets mature. It argues that ad success fades as customers become habitual and rival new entrants intrude, urging continual investment until profits vanish and competition reduces returns. It cites the adage No one can give better returns as the prevailing verdict in advertising circles.
Purely personal items list who is visiting whom in Buckeystown, Frederick, Gettysburg, and near Baltimore. Mentions Oscar Hersimar, Miss Stone, Mrs C A Miller, Mr Wm Kanode, Mrs Janney, Birdie Beckly, Miss Gal e Zeigier, Henry Wineberg, J Edward ice, George Layman, and others. Frederick College Alumni note Prof L S Tilton plans a February 22 meeting with Dr L B Glemm of the National Bureau of Education as guest speaker.
The town rallies to aid destitute families amid severe weather. Citizens contribute generously to a new relief fund led by local editorials and church groups. Alder men urged to appropriate at least 300 dollars this winter while soup and bread service expands at Market House to feed the needy.
Marriage licenses list Thomas Jacco Lemueites of this district and File Elen DeSrange of Middletown district. A Bunch of Keys shows The original Grimesey Me Boy James B. Meckle in Grimes' Cellar Door Up. Alty Opera House hosts an event on Monday February 11.
Sunday February 3 marked the 15th anniversary of the Remptown Dp society with a program by the C. E. Union board. Rev Coarker led devotions, Miss Laura UG wenikiog chaired a social committee, and a star choir entertained. Sailors listed among participants as the event closed with broad support.
The Frederick News announces a pound party to aid the poor, echoing Washington Evening Star. On Wednesday February 18 at 7 pm readers are urged to bring a parcel of provisions with the giver’s name, to be received and distributed by police committees in each ward. Contributions to both the cash fund and the pound party are welcome.
Auctioneer Harvey R Lease sold off the Dr Mayne estate near Frederick on Wednesday. Cattle fetched 25 to 40 dollars. The News ad promoted the sale as highly satisfactory with good prices all around.
A heavy snowstorm crippled Frederick and surrounding areas with drifts and blocked roads. Rail lines, trains, and streets faced closures as workers cleared tracks and crossings while residents faced travel bans and sporadic access to town. A local theater plans a Monday performance by James B. Mackie and the Bunch of Keys Company as the city recovers.
The brief item records the death of Josephine Gregory, five, in Georgetown while visiting her grandfather J. G. Waters, with interment in Georgetown. Also noted are fire precautions by Independent Hose Company No.1 and funeral details for Mary Jones, colorer, at Asbury Church with interment in Laocorington's Cemetery. names of pallbearers listed.
The clerk tested five marriage licenses yesterday as ministers prepare to pronounce the couple as man and wife. Names are withheld until the ceremony and publication. The notice hints at a press restraint and hints of Frederica County involvement amid political rivalry with Washington.
Letters from the people condemn the Frederick Opera House for its dangerous unheated bad condition. They demand carpentry to fix and steam heating to improve safety and comfort for audiences and troupes. Grimesey Me Boy notes Frederick’s visit as city events resume. Also reported is a wreck near Jefferson where a four horse wagon tour overturned, a horse killed and two others injured.
Gas customers who want terminal discounts on their bills must pay on or before the 6th of the month the 10th falls on Sunday. no discounts will be allowed after that date. Ed Cunigan, agent.
A fragment notes a single merchant on East Patrick Street will receive Cereaville flour by February from the Baort month. It claims the flour lets them bake more loaves per barrel, offering a better product.
New member signups promoted yesterday with a focus on a big job for Lois. Early purchase incentives aim to save money as stock sells quickly at Wheesie Berrs.
The notice advertises a limited time discount on life of carpeia and matings for this month, urging readers to act soon for best pricing and savings. It presents no additional details on vendors or terms.
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