Frederick News publication info and delivery details
The Frederick News announces weekly and daily editions with mail and carrier delivery options across the United States and possessions. Subscriptions require advance payment. prices and durations listed. The paper office is linked to the telephone exchange and invites news tips from all parts of the county. Copies are available at multiple Frederick locations and hotels.
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Y M C A Sees Improved Support and Hopes for New Year
The Y M C A reports December receipts set a high mark as it fights to reach self support. Public appeals have funded activities but heavy expenses require continued liberal community backing. If residents value the Y M C A in Frederick, ongoing success is expected without special aid.
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Unemployment and Fashion Debate in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia convention linked rising unemployment to constant fashion shifts for women. Juliet Stuart Poyntz argued designers struggle to forecast trends, causing shutdowns and overtime as styles change. She noted men wear suits longer, while women discard outfits quickly, and warned many families cannot afford rapid fashion cycles.
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Philadelphia
Juliet Stuart Poyntz
Fusion change aids merchant stock stable
A stock tied to a fusion change allows the merchant to sell without major loss. The focus is on promoting regular labor and employment. The text questions why the 6Trk-City Lea gue league should not have an Ave-team oclcast this year. Frederick would take pride in winning the pennant from five rivals rather than three.
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Frederick
Two Million Automobiles as Economic Force
The United States nears two million registered autos with 1.8 million in 1915 and 3.1 million in 1913. At current growth, nearly 2.6 million are expected by spring. Autos symbolize a vast investment, sustain road construction, and prove valuable for military logistics in war, underscoring America’s lead in embracing automotive economics.
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Residence addition announced for Mr John H Holacraft
The home of Mr John H Holacraft on East Church street has been expanded with a back building addition, enhancing the residence.
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John H. Holacraft
East Church Street
Pupils Return to Classes After Christmas Vacation
Hood College and Visitations Academy resume instruction as winter term resumes. Girls and boarders return today, with many arriving by train tomorrow morning. Dr Joseph H Apple returns to Hood College. Hat t ie Hoblitz resigns. Kate Shenk fills North Market street post. The Y M C A free night school resumes at 7 15 tonight. Maryland School for the Deaf also restarts studies.
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Hood College
Joseph H. Apple
Mood College
Visitations Academy
Hattie Hoblitz
North Market Street
Kate Shenk
East Third Street
Y. M.C. AL
Maryland School For the Deaf
Where Can Children Sled In The City
A letter responding to a previous plea questions where children may sled after sidewalk restrictions on South Market Street. The writer recalls the hill as a longtime coasting site, urges the Mayor to permit safe sledding, and asks for a return of childhood days.
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R. Snayburg
Three Sons in War Service Across the Ocean
A Scottish letter reports East Fifth Street resident John MacGill’s sisters three sons serving King and country in the European conflict. The youngest just enlisted. the husband, 59, yearns to re enlist. Corporal James Macklroy left for the front after forfeiting pay, a skilled rifleman who helped recruit volunteers. The mother fears for the boys yet would sacrifice them for country. The News notes the letter as a “letter from home” renewing subscriptions and keeping Frederick informed.
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John MacGill
East Fifth Street
Sagher
Scotland
James Macklroy
Wheat Price Jump Raises Wealth in Frederick Area
Wheat rose above 1.25 a bushel this morning with Frederick quoted at 1.28 and Hagerstown at 1.256. Farmers holding to a watchful waiting strategy may sell only portions as prices surge, while about 750000 bushels remain unsold in the county. Europe’s hunger drives demand and large export orders, with 2,060,000 bushels sold in the U S yesterday including 750000 for Belgium relief. Three hundred carloads moved from Brunswick yards. 70 carloads remain, all export grain awaiting ships. Corn hits 3.05 a barrel in Frederick amid expectations of higher prices. Miss Sarah Snyder of Hood College visits Miss Marian Douglass Rockwell Terrace.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Europe
Chicago
Joseph Leiter
United States
Belgium
Caerry
Brunswick
Mall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure with a stated $100 reward for an incurable case. It touts testimonials, promises honorable business, and notes availability through a National Bank and merchants. It also mentions Walls Family Pills for constipation.
Stop That Cough—Now Wien You Catch Cold
An ad style notice touts Pine Tar Heals as a cure for coughs and throat irritation. It claims relief for teens and families, urging readers to ask their druggist about the product and its supposed healing properties.
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Wien
Lange
Wamileton Ohle
Doans Kidney Pills Help Brunswick Woman Hear Relief
A Brunswick resident credits Doan a Kidney Pills with lasting relief after fifteen years of kidney trouble. Mrs William Ponovan reports dull back pain dizziness and poor kidney secretions improved after using the product. She endorses the remedy and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills at dealers.
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Ponovan
Hailroad
St. Brunswick
Kidner
Pean
Doan
Sears
Dean
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Local items from the columns of The News dated January 5, 1885 note a five foot chicken hawk observed by Peter Mantz, a wood-cutting accident injuring Willam Fritz of Liberty, cadet appointments for Louis A. Lattimer and Given Gordon, and Ralph Brandenburg of Middletown injured when a wall collapsed breaking his arm on a previous occasion.
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Peter Mantz
Willam Fritz
Liberty
Louis A. Lattimer
Gordon
Bath
Middletown
Taxpayers urged to file personal income reports in 1915
Individuals subject to income tax must prepare and file with the Internal Revenue Department by Mageh first, 1915. The Income Tax Department will provide Form 1040 revised and assist in preparing the report.
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Internal Revenue Department
Income Tax Department
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