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The issue outlines subscription terms and delivery details for The News of Frederick, including per year and monthly rates, mail delivery to the United States, and advertising orders. It notes forwarding by mail and states The News is entered at the Frederick post office as second class mail on Saturday February 11, 1909.
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Lake Fonunsion
Darcy
Frederick, Wo
Houthern Fritting and Memefectoring Company
Farmers Institute at Thurmont draws wide praise
The News notes the Farmers Institute at Thurmont was highly successful with strong attendance and clear benefits to participating farmers. It urges replication in Frederick county, cites Mechanicstown as active, and discusses electric railway financing and Frederick city interests.
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Tae
Thormont
Tar
Frederick County
Thurmont
Mechanicstown
Clardon
Messrs
Douglas Brothers
Myersville
Hagerstown
Middletown Valley Register
Frederick
Brunswick
The
Register
News
Frederic
Saturday News offers district changes and veteran tales
This Tus Saturday News issue highlights formation of two new county election districts with portraits of Mentans, plus city and county officials. A strong feature by Rev G Merle de Fere Zacharias ties local families to records found in Holland. Capt Kilmer contributes engaging stories of Spanish American War veterans and a brighter Girl About Town letter.
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Tus
Cams
Ballenger
Beaddock
Hestih
E. BR. Eachbdach
Merle de Fere Zacharias
Holland
Kilmer
Spain
Oscar Ando
Partridge Protection Efforts Highlighted by State Body
Maryland's Game and Fish Protective Association urges urban sportsmen to fund partridge feed and asks farmers to set aside damaged grain to sustain birds through winter. President Pennman and Secretary Kirkwood stress shared duty across communities to prevent a repeat of the 1895 blizzard losses, with city residents urged to contribute and farmers urged to cooperate.
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Maryland State Game and Vieh Protective Association
Maryland
Game and Fish Protective Augsogiation
Pennman
Baltimore
Eny
Pennian
Kirkwood
Game and Kish Protective Association
Thore
Weather and wildlife notes from Baltimore papers
Contemporaries comment on a quiet Potomac scene with a frozen river and mild mosquito season. Maryland game shooting is praised as partridge stocks recover after a blizzard thanks to the Game Association's stocking efforts.
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Potomac
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and Witty One Liners
A collection of jokes and quips about fortune tellers, famous wives, socialites, insomnia remedies, and a humorous exchange about a disorderly back fence teased in that era's lighthearted column style. It features brief dialogues and puns from comic voices such as Harper's war and Tit-Bits.
Sudden death from heart disease linked to exertion
The New York Herald reports a woman with a long‑known cardiac condition collapsed and died after ascending stairs in an opera house. Doctors warn that a crippled heart cannot withstand extra strain and advise against overtaxing the patient in severe labor such as running or climbing, noting dangerous circulatory imbalances and palpitation risks.
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New York Herald
Heart Weakness and Hidden Danger Warned by Experts
The article warns that even healthy people can experience difficult breathing under strain, but a crippled heart always poses a serious risk. It explains overdistortion of heart cavities and paralysis of the muscular wall as key dangers, noting sudden or gradual onset and cases where stress or fright have triggered fatal outcomes.
Clock repairs and cold spell hit Frederick floods of notes
Town clock in Frederick received renewal after months of wear while extreme cold hindered finishing. Local roads remain drifted making travel hard on horseback. Opera House play was well presented with Mantz Rhodes silage settings praised. Drum Band Association dance planned at Independent Hall to rally firemen and friends. Observers note record cold in Frederick, with one resident calling Friday morning the coldest in forty years.
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A. A. Lehman
Ladies’ Auxilary
City Opera House
Independent Hall
Drum Band Association
Michael Kolb
Frederick
J. R. Marken
Moments With The Muse Lincoln Portrait Quote
Henry Tyrreey in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly February comments on Lincoln as a composite of Puritan and Cavalier traits. He describes Lincoln as a masterful, superhuman task leader with human faults, a man of courage and compassion forged by Kentucky soil and fierce loyalty.
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Lincoln
South
Kentucky
Henry Tyrreey
Frank Leslie
Law's Grip: Constable Arrests John West Taylor for Assault
Constable Brust arrested John West Taylor on December 26 charge of assaulting William Lauly by cutting him with a weapon. Taylor, held by Justice White in default of bail, awaits grand jury action. He had fled town but was captured upon return.
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Brust
John West Taylor
William Lauly
Justice White
Taylor
Middletown Pleased With New Electric Railway Schedule
The Register reports Middletown welcomes a winter electric railway timetable starting Monday. President Smith fulfilled a pledge to improve service, earning thanks from road patrons for enhanced accommodations and convenience.
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Middletown
The
Register
Smith
Deposits in the Banks Five National Banks Summary
The latest statement shows deposits totaling 2 508 340 59 across five city banks. Citizens holds 1 599 025 35, Farmers and Mechanics 4435, Frederick County 167, Central 149 522 24, First 126 256 51.
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Farmers and Mechanics
Frederick County
Central
First
Miss Nincete Johnson Shines In Maryland Elocution Night
Miss Nincete Johnson known as the girl elocutionist of Maryland appeared at the First Baptist Church in Frederick, drawing an appreciative audience. The program at the colored venue impressed attendees and Johnson delivered a big hit performance.
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Nincete Johnson
Maryland
Freerick
First Baptist Church
Colored
Miss Johnson
Contributions for the Poor and a Novel Advertisement
Contributions for the poor may be left with the City Register for proper distribution. A large frog with a banjo advertises in William Son's drug store window drawing much attention to its stand.
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City Register
Jdugiss Vorel
Williamson
Local Market Quotes And Elixir Ad In Frederick
Wheat quoted at 72 cents per bushel in Frederick today. Corn shelled 58 cents per bushel and corn on ear 2 dollars per barrel. An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming pure blood improves health and vitality, urging readers to take it.
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Frederick
WEEE REVIEW OF TRADE 30CKE AND BONDE
Market dull with slight downside. government and city stocks vary. Consolidated Railway stock hits new highs around 403g while other rails move. bank and trust issues rise. rail bonds show stronger demand with several issues quoted and underwritten. Wheat in Baltimore markets shows dull demand, minor price shifts, May and March futures active, closing weaker by day end.
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Cas
Equitable
Mechanic’ Bank
Citizens
Western
Howard
Georgia
Carolina and
Northern
Southern Railway
Carolina Central
Norfolk St
Atlanta St’s
Knoxville’s
Trust
Continental
Mercantile Trust
Fidelity & Deposit Co
U.S. Fidelity & Guarantee
Maryland Casualty
Baltimore
Southern
Boots and Shoes Market and Bradstreet's Trade Update
Boots and Shoes buyers see winter stock winding down with spring demand rising, heavy shoes leading while rubber goods gain attention amid bad weather. Bradstreet's reports widespread cold affecting trade across North America, with spring goods lagging but staples holding gains. 143 US business failures this week. Hospital association monthly meeting set for Monday at 3 PM at M. E. Getzendannaer residence on West Patrick Street.
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Seatree
Bartinorn
Baltmore Srataxr Co
Bradstreet
Bradstreet’s
Canadian
Florida
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
California
United States
Frederick City
Baltimore and Maryland News Briefs Sweep State
A Maryland items roundup reports fires in Laxton and near Lonaconing, deaths in Cecil and Allegany counties, a store robbery in Drupur Herghey’s, Baltimore courthouse work advancing, a potential modern shipyard scheme, a Belair public reading room opening, foreclosure action on the Philadelphia branch of the Hattimore and Ohio railroad, a Pittsburg lecture in Western Maryland Village, a Belair postmaster endorsement, a Borissville merchant injured by a horse, boundary disputes over Allegany Garratt lines, rivers closed to navigation, oyster industry halted, two nine year olds killed by a water back explosion in Baltimore, pulp mill case records sent for trial, and Col George A. Pearce to prosecute.
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Lonaconsag
Jore McDonnell
Laxton
William Scott Prive
Cecil County
Drupur & Herghey
Baltimore
Belair
Warford County
Charles Rayner
Maryland
George D. Whitelock
Darlington
Harford County
N. N. Nock
Belair Times
Congressman Baker
George Seward
Borrissville
Queen Anne's County
Allegany County
Garratt County
Florence Reifsnider
Martha Berliski
Cumberland
Hagerstown
George A. Pearce
G. BR. Dempsey
Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore
Delaware City
Auctioneer bids fail on city dwelling and Hendrickson home
At City Hotel and Court House auctions this morning 11 o'clock bidders did not meet reserve prices. W H Etchison’s three story brick dwelling on South Market Street was withdrawn at 6500. Mrs M C Hendrickson’s home on East Seventh Street and an adjoining vacant lot on the same street were withdrawn at 2375 and 100 respectively.
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Harvey
City Hotel
W. H.B. Etchison
South Market Street
Etchison
Walter Saunders
Court House
M. C Hendrickson
East Seventh Street
Sick and hurt residents noted in local brief
Edward Baltzell remains convalescent though improved. Vernon Rhoderick injured in a sleigh mishap shows some improvement. M F Sechrist of West Patrick street recovered enough to go out. Edna Busterday, teacher at Kee Mar College Higertown, suffers a severe mumps attack. Washington reports Barrows of Massachusetts offered Librarian of Congress and reportedly accepting, with Senator Lodge and Barrows visiting the White House. Townsend also viewed as strong contender.
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Edward Baltzell
Vernon Rhoderick
M. F. Sechrist
West Patrick Street
Jefferson
Edna Busterday
Kee Mar College
Higeratown
Gath
Washington
Representative Barrows
Massachusetts
Congress
Senator Lodge
White House
Barrows
John Russell Young
Barrowe
George Alfred Townsend
Pay Car Here and Bank Drafts in Pennsylvania Railroad Notes
A report notes Mr J Peters of Philadelphia and trustees of Pennsylvania Railroad in Fradwick with figures on loans drafts and securities. It lists U S Bonds around 25 000 00, bank deposits, reserve notes and fractions, with redemptions and dividends, detailing securities from National and State banks and other sources.
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Mr. J. Peters
Philadelphia
R. F. Wilson
J. W. Stone
W. B. Brooks
A. W. Owings
J. 0. Lowe
G. J. Walk
P. M. Smith
J.T Rubie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fradwick
U.S
Grnkins
Redemmion Ford
U. S
Reyescacewards
Saguea Cancune
Eeeeee
Tess
Citizens' National Bank OF Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Fursitere
Cspitel
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick
Aries
OU. S
Sarpins
Pai Nations
Central National Bank
Iawiat
National Bank
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted For Grip Cure
A crowded advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a universal remedy for grip. It asserts prevention and cure through blood purification and nervous system restoration, citing Drained energy, prostration, and digestive symptoms. A Chicago engineer, Frank E. Davidson, allegedly recovered after use and lauds the remedy while letters of praise flood the firm.
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Paine
Chicago
Frank E. Davidson
Lake Michigan
Chicago Drainage Canal
Mississippi
Davidson
Department of Public Works
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