Frederick Daily News Ad and Regional Insect Study
The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription rates and delivery options for city and U.S. readership, then highlights an extensive article by State Entomologist A. L. Quaintance on the San Jose scale. It explains pest identification, tree care, and treatment steps to help readers protect local trees and join in the community effort against the pest.
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Frederick
Tar News
A. L. Quaintance
San Jose
Stelle
Genere Orn
Marvelous growth of U S railroads in past year
The article reflects on rail development from the first steam line to the 1992 surge. It notes 6 000 miles of new track in 1992, hundreds of millions spent on expansion, $160 million in additional capital for five major systems, and railroad receipts near 1 622 014 000, highlighting unprecedented equipment and road-building demand.
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Hislamore and Ohio
Giscuzsinn
Dascuiba
Basn
Asaool
America
United States
Independent coal operators urged to aid public welfare
A fragmentary contemporary comment argues that independent coal operators must avoid exploiting the public, warning that if trusts resist national control they will erode national welfare. The piece questions congressional delays and asserts the people deserve decisive remedies from a free agent representing eighteen individuals.
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Baltimore
Americaz
Congress
Carnegie Plan for Free Libraries in Washington
Discussion of Andrew Carnegie library funding in Washington as a model that funds a free library with city support and land, hardens the case that it is not charity but self-help. Critics note unease over wealth gifts to cities yet acknowledge benefits of a well maintained library building and grounds.
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Carnegie
Wacbington
Washington
Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Wit Jokes
A collage of humorous exchanges from old papers. A Detroit Free Press quip about a fifteenth wedding anniversary leads to a mocked mystery in New York. Banter moves through puns about dogs under carriages and intercobial terms, a seated passerby’s gaze, and a joke about broken mechanical toys from a Christmas gift.
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George
Cheerfulness as a moral tonic and its health benefits
The piece argues that a cheerful temperament improves both mental and physical health, aiding recovery from illness and shaping better judgment in business. It contrasts buoyant optimism with a morose outlook, warning that gloom undermines risk taking and fair assessment of others, while cheerfulness enhances service value and overall well being.
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Charleston
Flawn
Political Wrangling Over Appointments and Trusts
The piece critiques the selection of a black official in the South, arguing it risks reviving sectional tensions. It extols Senator Morgan’s plain talk on trusts and party lines, suggesting both parties bear fault in the enduring trust problem and calling for transparency in how manipulations benefit political and corporate actors.
Moments With The Muse And Winter Song Echoes
A literary page fragment includes verses about love and faith with refrains of peaceful imagery and longing, followed by a weathered note about winter scenes and a hymn like mood. The Atlanta Constitution is cited in a line praising a life extending discovery. A testimonial touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and related illnesses with claims of instant relief and pneumonia prevention.
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Dr. King
Albert L. Fearre Constantees
N A Web of Winnie Va Receives Dr King Life Pill Cure
A notice from Winnie Virginia states N A Web suffered two years with headache and back pain and found relief after taking Dr King Life Pill. The remedy allegedly cured aches, constipation, and bile issues, with treatment from Albert L. Pearre’s drug store.
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Emaedy
Mr. N.A. Web
Winnie
Admiral Schley Plans Extensive Continental Tour in February
Admiral Schley, back in Washington from a week with his daughter Mrs. Ebuart-Wortley in New York, will undertake a lengthy February tour across the United States. The journey will include California and the Northwest, ending with a return via the Northern Pacific after visiting Omaha and Chicago. Mrs. Schley will accompany him, and attempts may frame it as a political tour, though no political purpose is intended.
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Adairal Winteld Koott Sohley
Washington
Ebuart-Wortley
New York
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Pacific
New Orleans
California
Btatea
Felton
Washington State
Spain
Omaha
Charles F. Manderson
Chicago
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Hkesa
Schley
Santiago
Death claims early Frick apprentice Jacob Stouffer
Jacob UO. Stouffer, Georg Frick's first apprentice and early Frick Company worker, died after a five year illness from chronic Bright's disease. Born May 38, 1836 near Frederick, he served in the Maryland Cavalry and was wounded at Harpers Ferry. Survived by widow Hattie Lutz and several children, his funeral likelihood aligns with the anniversary of his wounding.
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Javol C Stoufye
Big Frick
Waynesboro
Frick
Jacob UO. Stosfler
Georg Frick
Frick Company
Bright
Mr. Stouffer
Frederick
Cole's
Maryland Cavalry
Bolivar Heights
Harper’s Ferry
Mosby
Stouffer
Aezhort
Osliforuisa
York
E. D
Frenk Garver
Bartisburg
Elsie J
Davoy P. Griffith
David P. Griffith
Montgomery County
Middlebrooke
Germantown
Mid- Qetrocke
Griffith
Baing Miss Keyra
Chandler Keys
Rockville
William T. Griffith
Local World notes a large turnout for a Miss Willie Ritchie class
A sizable crowd gathered for a "little assembly" of Miss Willie Ritchie's dancing class, with a 9 pm start after regular lessons. The program featured fifteen dances performed to music by the Frederick Select Orchestra, reflecting a lively community event.
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Willie Ritchie
Frederick
George J Hardy Noted Frederic County Native Elected Justice
Frederic County native George J Hardy of California was elected a justice of the peace in his county. Once a public school teacher, he later joined the Union Pacific contract and rose to chief of the commissary department before becoming a road engineer. He sided with federal troops to end a strike and refused a $1000 reward from Mrs. Stanford, pledging not to work for the company while any worker remained blacklisted.
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Oru
Oram
Weeblngtes
Charleston
Qcharleston Blander
Frederek County
George J. Mardy
California
American Railway Union
Cleveland
San Francisco
Hardy
Leland Stanford
United States
Portland
Stanford
Mr. Hardy
Union Pacific
Fire damages Glades Hotel in Oakland
The Glades Hotel at Oakland sustained fire damage. Obituaries note the death of William H Wilkins aged 72 in Cumberland on January 8. A Cumberland wedding linked William H Evans of Pittsburg and Mary Lohman of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs James Farr marked their Golden Wedding in Cecil County. Over 5000 dollars were paid in Hancock for right of way for the Baltimore and Ohio cut off project from Hancock to Gratztown. Lucinda Mathers of Darnestown died at her sister Suddeth's home near Travilah after years of illness.
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Glades
Oakland
William H Wilkins
Jaweler
Cumberland
William H. Evans
Pittsburg
Mary Lohman
Baltimore
James Farr
Oecil
Hancock
Baltimore and Ohio
Felton County
Gratztown
Lucinda Mathers
Darnestown
Montgomery County
Mia
Suddeth
Travilah
Spedtt
Fortnightly Market Prices In An Old Time Column
The report lists a varied market with scarce fish and high meat prices. It records eggs at 30 cents a dozen and flourishes of produce, fruits, vegetables, and dairy with specific per unit costs and occasional commentary on shoppers and social scenes during a stormy day.
Grace Reformed Sunday School Drama and Concert Delights City
Ivasant Entertainment reports the Grace Reformed Sunday School Class No 16 in City Opera 8 presented a drama and concert to a large appreciative audience. Mrs McManuel recited well and Alisa Lucy Eisenhauer and Maurice G Beckwith led vocal numbers. Mr W W Osborn violinist played with feeling. The comedy A Plate of Francie entertained and drew encores. Accompanists included Mrs L A Burke Miss Upcraft and Miss Helen Moullinix. Edna Courtney Etelka Hundley and Johnson Smith acted in the sketch. Volunteers from city Sunday school orchestras formed the orchestra.
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Francie
L. A. Burke
Upcraft
Helen Moullinix
Edna Courtney
Etelka Hundley
Johnson Smith
An Excellent Actor in My Island Prince at City Opera House
The Atlanta Constitution lauds Allan Villair as a gifted young actor in My Island Prince at the City Opera House for a one night engagement on Monday night January 12. The review praises his natural grace stage presence and a compelling voice, noting a powerful third act where he guards his daughter from a villain and delivers a poignant farewell that moved the audience.
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Allan Villair
Atlanta
My Island Princa
City Opera
John Drew to perform The Mummy and the Humming Bird in Baltimore
John Drew arrives in Baltimore January 12 for a six evening and four matinees showing of The Mummy and the Humming Bird by Izaac Henderson. The Academy of Music promotes a strong early season attraction with Drew supported by Miss Margaret Dale and a noted company including Lionel Barrymore.
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John Drew
Baltimore
Izaac Henderson
Academy of Music
Charles Frohman
Empire ‘Theatre
New York
Mr. Drew
Metropolis
Drew
Lord Lumley
Lord Lamley
Margaret Dale
Gay Standing
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis Baker
Reginald Carrington
Robert Schable
David Henderson
Marie Derickson
Constance Bell
Disl(c)ated Shoulder In Ferens Falls Island Case
Johanna Soderbolm of Ferens Falls Island dislocated her shoulder after an accident. She was taken to Plece as soon as possible with severe pain and swelling. A local man unsuccessfully suggested using a patent balm advertised in the paper. The injury prompted care from a physician and a physician warned against unsafe home remedies. Sold by A L Pearre.
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Johanna Soderbolm
Ferens Falls
Hati
Iquuickir
Sas Co
New Two Cent Stamp Depicts Washington Portrait
A new two cent postage stamp featuring a three quarter full face portrait of Washington by Stanzt is nearly ready for distribution. The design includes a shield medallion with 13 and marks of the 1732 1799 dates, Austrian flags, and a more ornamental artistic style aligned with the new issue.
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Washington
Stanzt
Lost in a Blizzard Inspires Rescue in Garrett County
Me Hoger Simons and A Browns nephew of Georgy D Brownins endured a brutal blizzard between Grantsville and Oakland. Trapped by two feet of snow, near zero temps, Simons trekked through the storm to find a cabin and rescue Brownings, later dragging horses to safety. Both men reached safety after hours of effort.
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Hoger Simons
Garrett County
Roger Simons
West Lafatte Avenue
Baltimore
Dr. & Rhomons
Hagerstown
A. Browns
Georgy D. Brownins
Garett County
Granteville
Pki
Simmonson
Mut Life Insurance Company
New Ys
Browning
Brownlog
Simmona
Mr. Browning
Mr. Simmona
Tal
Bisgerstown
Romeo and Juliet at City Opera House Preview
Modern innovation revives Shakespeare's tragedy of love and passion to be staged at the City Opera House Friday night January 16. An acting company, period costumes, scenery, properties, and electric effects will enhance the production amid public demand for stronger plays.
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Simvelle
City Opera House
Shakespeare
Sviden
Morning sale of 19 acre wood lot at Locust Grove road
Charles B. Fout sanctionaer sold a 19 acre wood lot near Locust Grove schoolhouse to Richard Norwood for 297.31 dollars, with Luther D. Warfield and William T. Warfield acting as trustees overseeing the sale at the courthouse door. Also includes miscellaneous 20 square perches reference and local road access to Urbana.
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Charles B. Fout
Court House
Luther D. Warfield
William T. Warfield
Locust Grove
Urbana
Richard Norwood
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