Daily News and Weekly News published in Frederick Maryland
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Vauxux
Cibera
United States
Jer
Ta Exchange
Ciery
Frederick
Consolidating rural schools argued by Matson in Outlook
The article reviews Clarence H. Matson of Topeka Kansas advocating rural school consolidation as endorsed by the Maryland School Commissioners. It lists eight advantages including better teachers lower per capita costs larger enrollments and easier supervision with high school access brought to farms and reduced rural flight. Advertising cited as a factor in promoting the plan.
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Association of Maryland School Commissioners
Clarence H. Matson
Topeka
Kansas
Matson
Mateon
Littl
Hnigh
Ecopa
Echool
Contemp orary Comment and Public Musing Snippets
Contemporary comment cites prices and politics from Baltimore and Cumberland papers. Includes notes on fuel costs delaying air castle plans, a flirtatious line on a date, Rockefeller and Standard Oil in education funding, and a New Year wartime reflection urging restraint and self mastery.
Minutes of Merriness and Patter in Frantic Talk
A garbled collage of quips and piecemeal dialogue from various papers. It includes party talk about engagements and expeditions, political economy quips from Senator Sorghum, a colored women’s corner dialogue, and a Kentucky teacher’s infant geography joke.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Kentucky
Tommy Blood
Ohbio State Jornal
The Voice of the Press and Railway Growth Notes
From the Springfield Republican the piece criticizes a kerosene price rise tied to dividends and Rockefeller gifts, calling the Standard Oil Company’s actions unfair amid coal scarcity. It also cites the New York World on 1902 railroad expansion, Oklahoma leading mileage, and trolley systems shaping future growth.
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Springfield Republican
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Harger
Chicago
Standard Oily Trust
New York World
Railroad Gazette
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Congress
Texas
Arkansas
Illinois
Lews
Missouri
New Mexico
Alaska
Delaware
Idaho
Maryland
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New York
United States
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Great West
Nebracka
Lowa
Moments With The Muse and Legal Notices Collide
A fragment from Holly Leaves includes a meditation on labor rest and gratitude. The text then shifts to legal notices, detailing Elizabeth S. Cowen's suit against Charlea Broad way Rouss estate for 29.25 balance under a settlement, and Edna Weller McClelland’s claim against a related estate. An unrelated medical remedy note and a brief childcare anecdote from Victor Tafatic Reitet appear amid the damaged OCR.
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Rouss
Elizabeth S. Cowen
Charlea Broadway
Edna Weller McClelland
Rural Free Delivery Circular Urges Carriers Duty and Community Support
BF O Department issues guidance to Rural Free Delivery patrons and rural carriers. It urges patrons to clear snow and assist road crews so routes remain open and on time. Carriers must operate in all weather and report laxness to seek appropriate action.
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BF. O
A. W. Machon
Carr
U. S
Work of Deaths and Obituaries Reflected in Old City News
Notices recall multiple deaths and funerals in a small town: Margaret Kintz, 76, dies of nephritis at East Third Street residence. services at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Other obituaries include Wm. H. Danver, Charles Onley, Eli Woodward, Michael Cramer, Cecelia Keogie, Walter L. Jones, and John W. Fogle. Interments at Mt Olives and local chapels. The item ends with public notices and a New Year poem.
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Margaret Kintz
East Third Street
Kintz
Lisburn
Lewis Kintz
Lewis and
Jacob
Cumberland
Frederick
Seven Valleys
Jacob Grabitt
Thia Oy
George Sellick
Walbrook
Samuel Snyder
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Searles Onley
Charles Onley
East Church Street
O. N. Hahn
Eastern Star Pasturé Order of Nazarites
Quinn's Chapel
Eli Woodward Bli Woodward
Viccan
West Sixth Errest
Harry Knipple
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Cecelia
John W. D. Keogie
Bolivar
the Reformed Church
Middletons
Walter L Jones
Walter L. Jones
Middle Alley
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Sorofala
Prince Henry Album Presented to New Yorker Staats-Zeitung
After months of work by newspaper men and Tiffany & Co, the Prince Henry Album was presented at the Waldorf Astoria on February 26, 1902 as a souvenir to the New Yorker Staats-Zeitung. The illuminated volume features German and American emblems, a photo of the German emperor, Roosevelt and Hay, and toasts. The album, 22 3/4 by 16 by 4 1/3 inches, is housed in a mahogany case and lauded as a masterpiece of bookmaking.
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Messrs. Tiffany & Co
New York
New Yorker Staats Zeiturg
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Waldorf-Astoria
Morocco
Germany
United States
Hohenzollern
New Yorker Staat-Zeitung
Princes Henry of
Wilhelm II
Prince Henry
Roosevelt
John Hay
Snd
David J. Hull
Whitelaw Reid
Charles W. Kuppp
Charles Emory Smith
von Holleben
W. ©. Bryant
The
Brooklyn Times
Mellvilleh Stone
Associated Press
Haward P. Call
Hrening Post
On & Page
Oswald Ottendorfer
Elastz Zeitung
Anna Ottendorfer
Edward Uhl
Staatz- Zeitung
Herman Ridder
Treasurar
Staatz Zeitung
Ihe
Whitelaw
St. Clair McKelway
Philadelphia
Charles W. Knapp
Staatz Zeitang
Preas
New York World
New York Journal
January Market Prices From Our Local Mart
A lively market report from January details a chilly morning with steady supply of vegetables fowls apples and eggs. Prices listed include eggs twenty cents per dozen butter twenty five cents per pound poultry chickens twenty five to thirty cents dressed ducks thirty to fifty cents apiece terms and a long catalog of fruits vegetables meats and other staples with several items priced per unit or per basket or quart.
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Danberzica
Rhouse
Tar Sons
Hymeneal Notices Follow Local Traditions in December Weddings
A series of weddings in Thurmont and surrounding areas unfolds with Shaffer Baker nuptials at Trinity Reformed Church in Thurmont, Travis Rubeback at the bride's home, Farry and Sappington ceremonies near Johnsville, and multiple other alliances in the region. Celebrants include Rev. Whitmore, Rev. Shaffer, and Rev. Philower, with attendees and families from Thurmont, Burkittsville, and nearby communities.
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France
Irs
D. Beachley
G. A. Whitmore
C. D. Shaffer
Carl Caissell
Gra‘gon Shaffer
John Baker
F. Shaffer
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
Polytechnic Instituts
Travis—Robeback
J. O. Travis
Locust Valley
Burkittsville
Alberta O. Rubeback
Mire
Otho Robeback
At & O
A. W. Philower
Boonsboro
Ross
Groma
Garsts
Mary Thomas
Quebec
Old Arkansaw at City Opera House tonight
The play Old Arkansaw unfolds in four acts with Gerald Hawley driving the plot as he pursues the guardian Arkanean. Soe, a ward bound for St Louis, seeks education while a robbery on a train sparks a complex tale of mistaken identity. A mob justice climax frees Arkansaw and confounds Hawley.
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Old Arkansaw
Arkanean
City Opera House
Gerald Hawley
Bue
Jim Cumminge
St. Louis
Sua
Arkansaw
Hawley
Jerry
Clue
Arkensin
Hawkey
The Burglar to Be Staged By Augustus Thomas Cast
The famous play The Burglar by Augustus Thomas will be seen here on January 7. The production features a child actor in a principal role and rich period costuming aimed at ladies and children. A sweet love story threads the plot with mild yet absorbing sensational developments, and A S Lipman may appear as William Lewis, the Burglar, from Madison Square Theatre.
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Buerglar
Augustus Thomas
Alabama
A. S. Lipman
William Lewis
Madison Square Theatre
Discovery for Consumption Promises Lifespan Lengthening
Editor O H Downes declares Dr Ring’s New Discoveries for Consumption the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip. The notice claims instant relief and cures pneumonias or consumption fears with a $100 bottle guarantee by Albert Laarre and urges readers to mention Tas Rows.
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O. H Downes
Churnbuszo Ind
Albert Laarre
Baltimore Musings and Theatre News Collect Fragment
Baltimore notes report rail and business events including a $1009 forfeit by the Baltimore and Chestertown Railroad, and mayoral re election bid by Mayor Hayes. Dr Isaac E Emerson plans to buy a private car for Mrs Emerson, while T Mitzgerald spends New Year in Brane wick. Francis Wilson tops Baltimore theatre listings in Nixon Zimmerman production The Toreador with a long cast and many musical numbers. The article notes banking figure Isaac S George dies at 2212 Hutan Floss and Dorchester treasurer William Anderson suffers a stroke.
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Cumberland
Hayes
Baltimore
Isaac.e Emerson
Emerson
T. Mitzgerald
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Branewick
Chestertown
Baltimore and Chestertown
Barnesville
Montgomery County
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Boyds
Isaac
George
Hutan Flaos
William ©. Anderson
Cambridge
Dorchester County
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Freneia Wilson
Academy of Music
Nixon &Zimmerman
Mr. Wilson
Fdr
Wilson
Sammy Gigg
Spain
Toreager
Archie
Hapans
Susanna
France
The Day of Advertising and Its Power in Business
Advertising drives modern business success and public attention. The piece argues that a liberal, judicious use of newspaper ads attracts crowds, beats rivals without visibility, and sustains momentum during slow seasons, warning that neglecting ads risks stagnation and missed opportunities.
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