The News of Frederick Maryland Publication Details
Independent newspaper notice from The Great Soltrern Printing and Frederick MD outlines weekly issue delivery to Bos and surrounding area. It lists annual subscription rate seven dollars per year, advertising inducements for clubs, and delivery by carriers with order and payment details.
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Great Soltrern Printing
Bos
United Stacea
Mathe Atherares
Ranptee
Petere
HE News
Frederick, Md
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
John W. Brengle
Daniel B. Miller
Warfield addresses Maryland on election reform and party pledges
Annapolis Governor Warfield delivers a sincere address urging the General Assembly to fulfill party promises. He stresses economy, debt extinguishment, election law amendments, expanded public schools, Chesapeake bay products, and Baltimore sewerage. He backs primary reform and opposes measures weakening ballot security or honest counts.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore City
Ieaders
Warfield pledges and contemporary comment in Maryland races
Contained messages praise Governor elect Warfield pledging faithful use of public funds and competent appointments while opposing measures seen as nonessential spending. Contemporary editorials from Cumberland Times Baltimore American Baltimore Sun Annapolis Capital Baltimore Herald weigh Warfield’s popularity and potential patronage as he prepares to take office.
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Warfield
Baltimore Herald
Minutes of Merriness
A collection of humorous exchanges from various papers. The dialogue touches on engagements, stock dealings, partnerships, and domestic quirks with playful banter and occasional mispronunciations. Readers encounter light satire on marriages families businesses and social expectations.
The Voice of the Press on Benevolence and Time
Excerpts debate philanthropy’s limits and the moral economy of giving in two editorials. The New Orleans Picayune argues true benevolence builds character through work and aid to the helpless, while the New York World mocks the cost of extreme longevity and argues life should remain a vivid expression not a prolonged constraint.
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New Orleans Picayune
Cau
New York World
Sol Oppanheimer
Hundred Year Club
Cannes
Mr. Oppen Heimer
Moments with the Muse and Cure a Cold Ad Line
A mixed OCR fragment offers a poetic piece on self guidance and fate, followed by an advertising line urging a cold cure and promising refunds. The text includes archaic phrasing, a signature reference, and a 25 cent offer for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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Graggiste
E. W. Grove
Leap Year Origins and the Gregorian Reform Story
A historical overview explains why February 29 occurs only in leap years, tracing from Julius Caesar's calendar to Pope Gregory XIII. It notes the 1900 exception and contrasts Julian and Gregorian systems, including Russia's continued use of old rules and the 10-day shift between old and new calendars.
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Rausels
Julius Cesar
Julius Oscsar
Sosigenes
Taois
Christie
Caesar
Gregory XIII
Bogland
Russia
Empire
Revival Meeting Closes at Walkersville A B Church
The revival meeting has ended at Walkersville A B Church. Pastor Rev M J Hatherley announces next Sunday's services with Mount Vernon at 10 a.m. including communion and Walkersville at 7 p.m.
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Walkersville A. B
M. J. Hatherley
Mt. Vernon
Walkersville
Doan's Pills Prove Efficacious in Frederick Back Pain Claim
Frederick resident Allen Gosnell testifies that after years of doctor visits and medicines he found relief from backache with Dean's Kidney Pills prepared at Clinton Main's drug store. He states the treatment cured his pain and prevents lost work days. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's pills at 50 cents, touting the product's effectiveness and urging trust in the testimonial.
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Frederick
Allen O. Gosnell
J. M. Newman Coal Co
B. & O.avenue
Water Street
Dean
Kidbey
Clinton. E. Main’s
All Desiers
Foster-Milburn Co
Baffle
U.S
Doan
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Ida D. Zentz
Ida D Zentz
Thurmont
Frederic
Ida D.zentz
W. Patrick Street
Ard Y. Goldsborough
Ark-14
Levi EB. Zentz
Levi EB Zentz
Thuremont
Levi B. Zens
W. Patrick St
Edward Y. Goldsborough
News of the State Highlights Local Health and Industry
Highlights include Wesley M. Oler resigning as president of Citizens' National Bank in Baltimore, Maryland health plans to establish a normal school for health officers, and a Tuberculosis Commission report noting 1 008 tuberculosis cases in Maryland. It covers local rail and water projects, a fatal accident in Montgomery County, and county road supervisor appointments.
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Wesley M. Oler
Citizens’ National Bank
Baltimore
State Board of Health
Maryland
Tuberculosia Commission of
McLane
Maryland Truss Company
Renzerville Water Company
J. Edward Beck
Dike
Uspuey
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Roosevelt
Contemporary Comment
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Niblick—Solomon
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Byraonse Herald
Voice OF the Press
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Archie Oole
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J. E. Frederick
West Church Street
PousLio Sale
West Booth Street
Martin Swann
Walter Saunders, Ai
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Board of County Commissioners
Jolineville
Chharles C. Hammond
David W Six
Samuel A. Stisely
Jeremiah W. Etzler
Reuben Boho
Wm. H. Koefer
John T. Olabaugh
Joahua B. Grossnickie
Joseph MM. Koons
Emory W. Saylor
Lloyd A. Warfield
Josiah L. Haugh
Wiliam B. Grimes
Dr. Kine
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Louis Otte
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Theodore Kremer
Famous
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Yeakle's
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Robert H. Kane
Sara Harlan
Yeable’s
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Charles W. Ross
William P. Maulsby
Church Street
East Third Street
Wm. H. Leichertz
W. Churor Street
C. Carlin
W. Patick Street
Henry C. Radcliff
Kolb Bros
N. Market St
Alfred Ritter
West Charen St
East Second Street
Frederick County Natl Bank
Wational Bank
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Circuit Court
I. H. Grove
William H. Keene
John H. Grove
Cora E. Grove
Samuel T. Bapfner
Frederick Co
Samuel T. Hapene
the Ark
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Harp
Notce
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
East Street
City Register's Office
Frederick City
John 8. Bennett
W. Nash Young
S. Elmer Brown
Isabet
Sony Andna
Wil
Hamilton Lindeat
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Landis
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TBE Burger Art Gallery
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Lapis
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Baldwin
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Chicago
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Harry Jism Eardner
Besant & Enott
Frederick County National Bank
Charles W Ross
James C. Clarke
Prospect View
Stauffer
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