Daily News subscription notice for Frederick area
The Frederick News offers daily service to city addresses for four months at eight dollars, with six month options. Subscriptions and orders can be placed via the News Office and telephone exchange, with notices to report missed deliveries. The paper is sold at multiple local spots including New City Hotel and various stores on Market Street, Patrick Street, and Braddock Heights.
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Uniae
Adia
New City
Buckey
Market
Central
F. K. Schmidt
Patrick Street
Artington
Braddock Heighte
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell’s
Earthquake in Italy Sends Shock Through Europe
The report of a massive Italian earthquake highlights Europe’s toll of human suffering amid ongoing wars. While vast death and destruction are feared, Rome has escaped major loss, reminding that tragedy visits both nations and histories alike.
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Europe
Italy
Rome
Ilfe
Blease Resigns Controversial South Carolina Governor
The South Carolina governor Cole L. Blease resigns after a tempestuous term marked by sensational actions and controversial clemency. He entered office in 1911, was reelected in 1913, and drew sharp criticism from both factions and observers nationwide.
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Cole L. Blease
South Colina
Emmer
Lef
Blea
Reed
Cas
United States
Cole Mlease
South Carolina
South Carolina Seeks Repair After Lens Suffered by Governor
The passage notes South Carolina must take stock and begin repairs after damage caused by the governor, highlighting concerns over safety and accountability for leadership.
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South Carolina
Wheat Price Breaks In Uncertain War Times
The New York World notes a heavy wheat price drop driven by speculative selling and profit taking. Analysts cite fears of embargoes, Allied naval actions, and shaky 1916 crop prospects amid war, predicting volatile futures as European grain shortfalls persist and buyers seek favorable prices.
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M.ad
New York World
Dardanelles
Russia
United States
Minutes of merriness and a beef price remark
A humorous snippet recalls a lady who left her pug with neighbors during a trip and asked children about kindness to his pet. A restaurant scene notes higher steak prices and smaller portions due to beef scarcity, echoed by a restaurant manager. A music store anecdote ends with a clerk joking about a customer asking for a song.
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Carl
Fligende Bluetter
Boston Transcript
City Council Reverses Amic Site Stoppage On West Second
In a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen rescinded the previous ruling barring any amic site on West Second Street until spring and ordered continuation of the work. Mayor Fraley authorized traffic improvements at Third and Market. Alderman Culler authorized sale of watershed buildings to Mr. Biser for $130. The board reviewed claims by Ezra Hoffman Sr and Jr Addison and Katherine Hoffman for property damage.
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Aldermey
West Second Street
Fraley
Third
Market Streets
Alderman Culler
Biser
Ezra Hoffman
Ezra Hoffman, Jr
Addison
Katherine Hoffman
Twenty Years Ago Today Frederick Local Items
From The News January 15 1895 prices show eggs at 22 to 25 cents a dozen and butter at 25 cents. An accident near Brunswick injured a horse drawing a wagon while moving John Porter from Knoxville. A butcher near Middletown reported two very long sausages including a 43 foot specimen. A white policeman on East Patrick Street cut his head with an axe while chopping wood. Delegates named for the F C MC to the Cumberland convention include W C Birely W W Saunders Roger Wickham B Brust Lester Smith C F Flook and W A Burger.
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the News
Edward Freed
East Patrick Street
Cumberland
W. C. Birely
W. W. Saunders
Roger Wickham
B. Brust
Lester Smith
C. F. Flook
W. A. Burger
At Work on Contract Knitting Hosiery for U S
The Union Manufacturing Company of Frederick reports its Frederick plants are producing 400,000 pairs of stockings for a U S government contract. An official visits to inspect quality as Emmitsburg and Thurmont facilities also run. Production should finish around early April. This hosiery will be issued to the Army and is described as very good grade. The organization keeps workers busy to maximize orders.
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Knitting MI
U. S
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick
U. S. Army
Emmitsburg
Thurnmont
Earthquake News and Local Sports Gleanings From Frederick
An Italian worker near Rome origin cites quake reports as not affecting his town. Frederick sailors claim Panama Canal shocks cause bed-torment but little damage. Birmingham pennant manager Molesworth signs Martinsburg star Johnson. Eunick of Frederick may move south next season. Scout MacAfee spends days in Frederick before Baltimore trip. Atee plans college work soon with mid-season choices undecided.
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Italy
Frederick
New City
Rome
Frederick County
Carl Molesworth
Birmingham
Molesworth
Johnson
Atee
Inter City basketball doubleheader to stage tonight
In the Inter City games Collesians meet the Maryland School boys at 8 30 PM with a second game between High School and Y M C A teams to follow. A pianola dance closes the league program. Also reports show R A Taylor raised funds for the Morgan family and turned $9 over to Rev E H Hummelbough. Independents nominate officers at West Church street hall tonight ahead of Friday January 29 election.
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Collesians
Maryland
R. A. Taylor
East Sixth Street
Morgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rev
E. H. Hummelbough
Independent Hose Company
No. 1
West Church Street
Challenge from A L Pearre Dyspepsia Remedy Offer
Dr A L Pearre seeks the worst case of dyspepsia or constipation in Frederick or vicinity to test Dr Howard's remedy. He offers a money back guarantee if unsuccessful and sells a fifty cent package at half price for quick introduction. The remedy claims to cure dyspepsia, malarial liver trouble, improve appetite, digestion, vigor, and general well being.
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A. L. Pearre
Frederick
Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children and Adults
An old advertisement warns against giving children cough medicine containing opium and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safer, stating it contains no opium or harmful drugs and is valuable for both children and adults.
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Chamberain
Seven Arrested After Early Morning Home Invasion
A disturbance at East South street party ends with seven men rounded up after an assault attempt on guests. Police, aided by Chief Hoffman, arrest four of the group. court hearing leads to fines or detentions as Attorney Storm intervenes to secure release.
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Clarence
Pat" Hiltner
East South Street
Jones
Ihner
John Doe
Pat
Frederick
Hiltner
Engiebrecht
Hoffman
Brachey
Fabian Posey
William M. Storm
More Road Supervisors From Johnsville District
County Commissioners settle with Johnsville district road supervisors for the past year and name the coming years’ assignments. Listings include names, miles under charge, and annual appropriations for Union Bridge, Key Mar, Vanion Bridge, LeGore, Clemsonville and Old Fields areas, with Elmer Long named to Harkey Fosse’s place. A petition for a Clemsonville to Old Fields road was presented but no action taken.
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Johnsville
George Sayer
Union Bridge
Dorsey Norris
Robert Norris
J. Marcellus Repp
Samuel
H. Lee Stoner
Joseph R. Lind
Harry Leatherman
Edward Rippeon
Joseph Repp
Sam Warner
LeGore
Isaac Stitley
Isaac P. Stitely
Elmer Long
Harkey Fosse
Clemsonville
Old Fields
Montgomery County to Contract with Hospitals for Indigent Care
By law the Montgomery County Commissioners authorize contracts with Washington hospitals to treat the indigent sick. The Legislature has appropriated 5090 pounds yearly to fund care. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as helpful against colds and related lung issues, with sales details and names Frank L. Stoner and Henry R. Steiner.
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Montgomery County
Washington
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