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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
4
An old Frederick Maryland newspaper notice outlines subscription prices and delivery details for the Daily News. It lists advance rates, monthly and six month terms, and a phone exchange connected news office. It invites submissions and news from counties and areas and notes post office dating and mailing terms.
Subscriptions readers are asked to report missed copies to help improve service. The News lists locations to obtain the paper including New City Hotel Buckeys Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidts Cigar Store West Patrick street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store and McCardell's Store.
Due to lack of interest Company D of the Maryland National Guard will be mustered out Friday night leaving the guard about 800 short of its peace quota. A new company will be mustered in at Grisfield to maintain the First Regiment’s full complement. General Macklin notes President Wilson’s call for preparedness and the value of a strong National Guard as a reserve force, with Maryland and Frederick praised for support.
A partial excerpt discusses teaching young men to dance or achieve minor accomplishments. It argues such activities build manhood physically and mentally, and free from professional militarism, foster self-respect and self-reliance as key American traits.
The Farmers Institutes for Frederick city and county are set for Friday and Saturday January 29 and 30 at the Y M C A. Officials expect strong attendance and active participation in lectures and discussions funded by State and Federal governments. Every Frederick session should be well attended to justify the support.
A New York press piece traces the history of Russell Conwell’s renowned talk Acres of Diamonds. It began as Heroes at Home and was briefly titled Lessons on Travel before public interest crowned it with the enduring phrase Acres of Diamonds. The evolution reflects a shift from travel praise to a mining of opportunity.
A collection of light quips from press clippings and party banter shows humor about walking fast, pies, timekeeping, marriages, and aging spouses. The snippets feature exchanges from Indianapolis Star Tid-Bits Louiville Times and Wouston Post, reflecting social chatter of the era.
A January 12 1895 note recalls a banquet for the Philharmonic Orchestra at Carlin House hosted by P E Long. Attendees include F J Nelson Ira J McCurdy Eugene Grove James E Doll S G Trivall Frank Eisenhauer C F Moberly Jr Elmer Waltman Grayson Bowers Albert Wallis R B J Bader Robert Tyson E C Marel C S Howard C F Baughman J Harrys Grove Chas Wertheimer Ed 1D Grove F T Rhodes Prof Geo Fd Smith E B Ramaburg H Gregg Miller Charles H Keefer F B Rhodes Dudley Page and Dr T S Bader. Two dozen fowls were killed at the deanery of Geo A Main Braddock. Frank Sheffield sent from France a newspaper Jour nal Du Havre. N J Wilson heard from his brother James Wilson now of Alexandria La unknown since Richmond.
George Hoff of Olney Baltimore county dies at 78 after 23 years as Trinity Church rector in Tanganyika? Actually Towson banker. Survived by siblings Mary and Katharine Hoff and brothers William, Charles, and Frank. Funeral tomorrow with services at home and Trinity Church Towson. Remains to Frederick for interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Also notice of David Russell of Lexington aged 80 and Mary Jane O Leary death. Barseth, a Missouri Mason aide and Lexington Lodge member. Peter J Fockler of Tomahawk Berkeley County WV dies aged 45. survived by widow, daughter, parents, and two brothers. funeral Wednesday.
The funeral for Frederick Cline was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his East Seventh street home, Rev. Dr. E H Lamar officiated, pallbearers were John R Young John Filck Inger Chas Hoffman and Paschal Painter, with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Undertaker Thos P Rice in charge.
A Frederick report touts Doan’s Kidney Pills via John T Webster of East Church Street who says the remedy eased his frequent painful kidney secretions and backache after using Dean’s Kidney Pills bought at Harner's Drug Store. The ad urges readers to try the same remedy and mentions Foster-Milburn Co. as standard suppliers.
Braddock Heights Water Company directors moved to build a storage reservoir on the mountain to insure summer supply. A committee will study costs and plan by units, starting around 200,000 gallons, doubling the reserve. Consideration includes switching to electric pumping. Officers and directors listed.
After a Brad dock Heights Water Company meeting, Braddock Building and Development Company organized with officers LD Edward Kefauver president Calvin R. Coblentz vice president Thomas H. Haller treasurer E L Coblentz secretary and directors G Mantz Besant O B Coblentz J C Motter Charles H Coblentz and George William Smith. They discussed boosting year round residential appeal of the Heights and a possible campaign to develop the colony. Real estate agent M D Harp sold a brick dwelling at No 21 Trail Avenue opposite the City Hospital to George Myers of Ballenger.
An old advertisement touts King’s New Life Pills and Bucklen’s Arnica for liver and stomach issues. It claims improved digestion, relief from constipation, and better mood through a healthier internal balance, urging readers to take these products.
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