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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
4
The News announces its office in Frederick Maryland with printing facilities and job printing services. Subscriptions, rates, and delivery options are offered for both daily and weekly editions, with distribution across zones and advance payment requirements.
The article recalls J T Trowbridge and his popular juvenile novels like Fast Friends and Cudjo's Cave, noting how these works shaped memories of reading for boys forty years ago. It compares past and present writers for youth, criticizing modern mediocrity and the trend of prodigy heroes over vivid everyday life.
Since the outbreak of the European war and wartime blockades the United States has faced unprecedented demand for American made window glass. The article notes strong domestic need and mounting foreign inquiries, highlighting glass production as a key national opportunity amid disrupted European supply chains.
A scrap of paper era has ended as American window glass makers push full time production to supply China, Japan, Australia, Europe, and distant markets. Transportation remains the key hurdle with insufficient ships limiting exports while factories run seven days a week to meet foreign orders and strengthen U.S. trade leadership.
A wartime reflection notes soberer domestic conduct as English and German reports suggest homes are better managed. It critiques American efficiency with William M. Sloane urging foreign models, then recalls the era’s optimistic view of U S strength. A satirical verse by Mark Ellm ends with a blustery blizzard scene in Carrell County.
Mrs Charles and Mrs Price, both at City Hospital after serious operations and injuries, are improving but remain under care. Mrs Charles’s operation recovery is proceeding cautiously while Mrs Price’s condition follows a fall on ice with head wounds.
Mr Edward U3 1 Shriner leaves for Baltiness to join a Farmers' Association delegation heading to Annapolis. Miss Mary Stinetad of LeGure returns after a stay in the city. Frederick Ordeman and Thomas Ordeman go back to Johns Hopkins University after a Frederick weekend. Several others, including C E Cling and Harm Clary, take an auto trip to Baltimore. Numerous visits to Philadelphia New York Washington and Rockville are noted with residents and relatives. William J Russell of the U S Navy visits Woolville during furlough en route to the Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs W O Kalb quietly celebrated their twenty first wedding anniversary at No 5 East Third Street. Invited guests joined a pink and white table setting with a cake of twenty one candles. The event was hosted by niece Miss Hilda Zacharias.
Local notes from The News Columns dated February 22 1896. Eegs bring thirteen cents a dozen. Maryland Senate declines to meet House in joint session for State Treasurer election. Store of Charles M Bader Co North Waker Street closed. Gra gran prize singer linked to a New York draw. A dog bred by Mr Stalex from this city. Charles Pivon formerly of this city. Was crushes indicate the Gambit Manufacturing Company flour mills at Ellicott City.
The Maryland House of Correction annual report for the year ending September 30 1915 shows 164 Frederick county magistrates sent to the correctional institution while the circuit court judges sent 11. It details total commitments 1810, with vagrancy as the leading charge and a breakdown by race sex and occupation, plus terms given and stock on hand October 1 1915. Wheat and corn prices are also listed.
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as the ideal laxative for cross, feverish, and constipated children. It claims quick relief for sour stomachs, indigestion, and undigested food, urging mothers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and beware of counterfeit imitations.
On special deposits we pay a liberal rate of interest. This notice outlines the bank's high yield terms and seeks to attract customers to open accounts with competitive returns on large balances.
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