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The Daily News explains subscription rates and delivery options for Frederick Maryland readers. It lists daily and weekly publication details, pricing for month and year, and how to order by mail or carrier. It notes office contact with the Telephone Exchange and invites news from counties. It also records second class matter status and postal act details.
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Frederick News Subscriber Notice for Paper Delivery
Subscribers are urged to report missed deliveries to help perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel At Braddock Heights Zimmerman Gros Grocery Store McGardell's Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Gros
McGardell's
W. Patrick Street
Vosseasion
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Jantidtt le Renee Fame
Center Street
Pattick Street
Janlatr
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David Lowenstein
Janildre Ega
N. Market Street
N. Market St
David Groff
Maryland Public Service Commission 1914 Annual Report Highlights
The Public Service Commission of Maryland acts as intermediary between the public and utilities. It oversees 203 corporations with 396 cases in 1914, including the C and P Telephone Company investigation. The commission seeks fair treatment for consumers and reasonable service while preventing undue demands on corporations.
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Vice Commission of
Maryland
Frederick
C. and P. Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Looking For Work: A Harsh Look At Job Seekers
The winter surge of applicants for work floods large manufacturing centers. Hiring crews judge men by clothes and shaving, not by skill. Many arrive hungry or thirsty, few can afford basic necessities, revealing a cruel principle in the system and a warning to thrift for the young.
Seek Work and the Plight of the Unemployed
The piece notes job seekers visit the newspaper office to read old papers and stay informed. It describes how loss of employment makes them look seedy and forlorn, with words like failure appearing on their faces. It suggests small savings could help them tidy up and travel, improving their chances.
Corn bread replacing wheat bread in wartime need
The Ravannah News commentary argues the nation will not suffer from eating corn bread if wheat shortages persist due to war demands. It notes corn is no longer blamed for pellagra and suggests hoecake and corn fritters can substitute bread without distress, even as wheat supplies tighten.
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Ravannah News
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What Would I Carry in Deaths Quiet Garden
A faded verse marks longing and memory from a poem by Margaret Root Garvin, quoted in Southern Woman's Magazine. The item mentions Allen G. Quynn of this city named Cadet Junior Lieutenant in the Regiment of Midshipmen at the Naval Academy by Supt. W. F. Fallam. Also notes C Albert Gilson to conduct hymn at Y M C A service urging large attendance.
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Margaret Root Garvin
Southern Woman's Magazine
Allen G. .Quynn
D. Hauer Quynn
Regiment of Midshipmen, CO. & N. Academy
W. F. Fallam
C. Albert Gilson
Twenty Years Ago Today in Tar News Items
A horse pulling a Gem Steam Laundry wagon bolted on East Church Street and crashed a front wheel after turning onto Court Street. The Independent Hose Company listed officers including Judge James McSherry as president and J Roger McSherry as secretary. Milton Gomer chaired Sesquicentennial preparations naming aides. Ralph Brandenburger, 12, of near Mysoreville, broke his left arm in a sled accident, his other arm previously injured last fall.
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Gem Steam Laundry
East Church Street
Church Street
Court
Independent Hose Company
James McSherry
Edward S. Etchelberger
Jacob Kolrback
J. Roger McSherry
J Harry Hauer
John C. Hardt
Wm H. Kine
Charles R Tyson
John D. Quinn
Wiliam S Simmons
Marry W. Bowers
Walter Saunders
Harry Baer
Henry B. Tyson
Charles F Fleming
George Schell
George F Kiine
John Levy
David FE. Zimmerman
George Gittinger
Charles Wallace
Ralph
Geo W. Brandenbure
Mysorevile
Endorsement Doubts for Frederick County Postmasters
A News source reports no meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee this Saturday to consider endorsements for Frederick County postmasters in Frederick and Emmittsburg. No endorsements may be issued before February 16 as vacancies arise.
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Lewis Acke
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Frederick
Emmitenburg
David J. Lewis
State Central Committee
Irdan
Harry W. Bowers
Italian Arrested Here to Be Taken to Baltimore
Italian jewelry dealer Jon Marino was arrested here by Deputy Sheriffs Jones and Smith on theft charges and will be taken to Baltimore today. A Greek informant from Baltimore said Marino stole a $40 sold watch. Baltimore police had long sought him. he was heard by Justice Posey and jailed to await Baltimore authorities.
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Jon Marino
Baltimore
Jones
Smith
Marino
John Pallas
Deputy Smith
Marshal Carter
Justice Posey
Fight on East Po lick street ends in creek escape
Charles Murphy from near Pearl and "Dean" Phillips of Frederick fought on a bridge alley next to the hosiery. The brawl spilled onto the floor and rolled beneath the railing into the creek. They kept at it until reaching the shore and then stopped, slipping away unseen by officers.
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Union Knitting Mints
Missionary Rally of Lutheran Societies Held at Jefferson
A missionary rally of the Woman s Missionary Societies of the Middletown Conference gathered about 60 members at the Jefferson Lutheran church yesterday. Delegates from county societies attended and were entertained by Jefferson congregants. Lead speakers included Miss Lizzie Sively of Uniontown Mrs D A Baer of Williamsport Md and Mrs G W Baughman of Uniontown. Morning and afternoon sessions were held.
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Woman's Missionary Societies
Lutheran Church of the Middletown Conference
Jefferson
Lizzie Sively
Uniontown
D. A. Baer
Williamsport
G. W. Baughman
Man Arrest Reported for Assault Dismissed by Justice Posey
Beverly Lane colored was arrested by Officer Quinn on a charge of assaulting Susie Williams colored. The woman claimed the man tried to kill her, but conflicting and unsteady testimony led Justice Posey to dismiss the case.
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CASP
Beverly Lane
Quinn
Susie Willams
Frederick reader reports Dean's Kidney Pills aid
Frederick resident John T. Webster of East Church Street describes years of back and kidney trouble with frequent scanty secretions. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from J. W. Harner's Drug Store he finds relief from the first dose and urges others to try the same remedy. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Frederick
Dean
Tallow
John T. Webster
East Church St Frederick
J. W. Harner
Nean
Reservoir plan to aid Frederick water supply
A letter from William H. Boardman consulting engineer to Frederick city officials outlines a storage reservoir to aid the water supply. He notes partial construction could store about 20,000,000 gallons to begin service next summer and that winter surveys will be completed for spring start. The plan aims to secure bids in winter for better prices and ensure completion by the dry season.
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Frederick
William H .Boardman
Bowdman
Boardman
Dulit
Honesty Degree Conferred at Francia Scott Key Council
A large audience witnessed the conferral of the degree of Honesty upon a candidate at the Francia Scott Key Council event. The ceremony concluded with a notable turnout and attention from attendees.
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Francia Scott Key Council
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