Advertisers Listed By The News Office
NEW ADVS TODAY The News prints a list of advertisers with their trades including dry goods sellers Renner Bry Goods Hendrickson D H Best and others. Notices cover lectures and help wanted positions with the names of local streets and businesses such as 40 W Third St Hostetters Bitters Rice Halter and Hobbs Taylor.
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Wena Renner
Bry Goods
John Hendrickson
D. H. Best
Boyd
Third St
Hostetters
Hostetter Company
Advertising Advice From The News
An editorial style note argues advertising is an investment not an expense. It warns against underbuying space and urges choosing the right reach. The piece favors larger ads in The News to maximize impact and minimize wasted exposure.
Maryland and nearby notes from the era reveal local politics and oddities
Bits from Frederick and surrounding counties report scarce Black voters in Miyersville district, a canal fight ending in animal drownings near Hancock, a long Lowell to Haverhill streetcar line, Pekin street decorations for the Chinese Empress’s birthday, and various local happenings from Salisbury to Harper's Ferry including saloon entry attempts, teachers association meets, Prohibition district planning, and farm incidents. Say you saw it in The News.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Hancock
Lowell
Haverhill
Mass
China
Pekin
Peter F. Burker
Emmittsburg
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Annapolis
Popel
Washington County
Boonsboro
Hhis Field
Charlie Ross
Germantown
Key Monument
Key Monument Entertainment Committee
F.C
Harper’s Ferry
Hai
Hagerstown
Congress
George Brengie
West Second
Edward Halley
Frederics Junction
Caied Nichols
Ephraim H. Eline
Kline
The Girl About Town Fourth of July Traditions
A reflective slice of small town life after Independence Day. The piece notes fireworks despite bans, church services, Daughters of the Revolution activities, the Philomathians and Grand Army presence, and a summer rhythm of picnics, auctions, and preparations for fall campaigns, with humor about weather and civic life.
Syrup of Figs Promotion Cited for Travel Use
Travel advice urges carrying Syrup of Figs for trips, claiming pleasant kidney liver and bowel effects and fever headaches prevention. Available in 50c and 1 bottles from leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Col Wilmer Remembered at Banquet in Baltimore
Officers and men of the First Regiment honor Col L Alli son Wilmer with a banquet at Hotel Rennett Baltimore presenting a silver service funded by all company members Speeches recall Frostburg experiences and praise for the colonel Also present were Captain Beckley Lieutenants Shipley and Lase and Chaplain Pege Allamstown designated as lighting parson for asking for a rifle amid Frontburg trouble
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Wilmer
Beckley
Lysand Shipley
Frederick Riflemer
Wilser
Wm. P. Lase
C. Randolph Pege
Adamstown
Cholera Hoebes Advice on Preventing Attacks in Heat
Baltimore Health Commissioner McShane urges early home care and simple remedies during the cholera morbus surge of the hot spell. Camphor water and paregoric may ease symptoms before a doctor arrives, while rest, light foods, and avoiding cold drinks aid recovery. Cholera morbus stems from spoiled fruit or undercooked foods and temperature changes. seek medical help after the acute stage to restore the stomach.
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Baltimore
Anld
McShane
Gospel Meeting and Club Events At Local Association
Dr Goodell leads Sunday gospel meeting on the subject Dangerous Pisces avoid Them. Two young men elected to association membership at monthly meeting. Bazaar planned with Ladies Auxiliary. Bible Circle meets tonight. Pedestrian Club outing planned Monday with new features. Entertainment committee schedules concerto series led by Mozart Symphony Club mid October. Board of Directors to meet next week as attendance rises.
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Goodell
Bible Cisse
Mozart Symphony Club
Sickness Among Horeer At Westminster Farm
Dr Ward veterinary surgeon has been sent to investigate a disease among horses owned by George Mortock on Richard Kane's farm near Westminster. Three horses have died and the remaining three show paralysis and cannot stand.
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Ward
Stats Veerinary
George Mortock
Richard Kane
Westminster
Mr. Mortlock
Found Dead Along the Road Near Greencastle
Susan Shrader Airs wife of John Shra der was found dead beside a road near Greencastle Pennsylvania. Cause reported as heart trouble and exhaustion from a long trip to visit a relative. Daughter of John Ofistr of Beaver Creek Washington county formerly of Pleasant Work in the same county.
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Airs
Susan Shrader
John Shrader
Greencastle
John Ofistr
Beaver Creek
Washington
Pleasant Wark
Ibis
Photographer Murray Thomas Recovering After Injury
Mir. A Murray Thomas, the photographer, who fell from a dais during a drive on Davis Day, has been able to be at this place of business and is rapidly recovering from his injuries. Fortunately the cuts were not severe and are not likely to leave a scar.
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Mir
Murray Thomas
Daiuiday
Lonslness
Orler
Sol
King Ice
Azarm
Storm hits Ward Hall cupola at Western Maryland College
A fierce electric storm passed Westminster around 1 am yesterday, less severe than May 6. Lightning struck Ward Hall cupola at Western Maryland College, sending damage along the roof and cornice.
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Westminster
Ward Hall
Western Maryland College
Activity on the C. and O. Canal at Williamsport
A perceptible tilt has been noticeable on the canal at Williamsport recently. Boats are busily engaged unloading merchandise chiefly coal every day.
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C. & O. Canal
Williamsport
Charity units enroute from New Orleans to Emmitsburg
Five stetere of charity from New Orleans registered at the Baldwin House in Hagerstown on Wednesday en route to Emmitsburg.
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Emmitsburg
Stetere of Charity
New Orleans
Baldwin
Prices and Busy Market Report from Frederick Co
A lively market overview in Frederick county notes warm weather bringing plentiful vegetables and fruit. Beans, potatoes, corn and tomatoes sell steadily alongside butter and eggs at summer prices. Prices for meats, poultry and fish are listed, with enticements in apples, pears and berries. Fresh fish and seafood prices are also included amid general market activity.
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Porterhouse
Bay Taylors
Tae
Runaway Horse Throws Man on Boonebdoro Road
Mr John Shank of Myerville was riding a stick wagon when the horse bolted near the mountain top on the Booneboro road. He fell, suffering a cut forehead and bruises but recovered to continue to Biwersville where Dr Zimmerman dressed the wounds. Sir Samuel Pettigall at the crossroads halted the horse and secured it. No other damage reported.
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John
Shank
Myeraville
Willow Grove
Washington County
Boonebdoro Road
Mr. Shank
Samuel Pettingall
Cross Roads
Biyersville
Zimmerman
Monument drive for Key statue in Frederick and sidewalks rule
The New York World notes Frederick Maryland residents push funds for a Francis Scott Key monument while a California statue project at Golden Gate Park stands as a landmark. Burkitsville gains new leaders William Ennis as president and Ezra L. Harn as clerk. An ordinance forces property owners to build durable sidewalks before December or shoulder the pavement cost.
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Frederick
Francis Scatt Key
Gol Ges Late Park
San Francisco
James Lickike
California
Burkittsvillle
Wi. Ennis
Board of Commissioners
Corporation of Burkitsville
Ezra L. Harn
Civil Service Examination for Frederick Post Office Jobs
The regular semi annual examination for clerks and carriers at the Frederick post office will be held on Saturday August 1. Applications accepted until close of business on Monday July 23. Open to all reputable citizens regardless of political affiliation. Examinations graded and certified impartially by efficiency shown in exam.
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Frederick
Water Turned On During City Reservoir Inspection
The Board of Aldermen visited the reservoir to inspect progress and observed water turned on to test for leaks. A board member stated the reservoir is in excellent shape and functioning as intended.
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Board of Aldermen
Harvesting Accident Near Hampstead Causes Dismay
Walte Sir Jobo 4 Bush of near Hampstead stood beside a harvesting machine when the horses became unmanageable and bolted. Bush fell before the cutter bar and was dragged under the machine. He was rescued by a guard, deeply gashed and badly injured.
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Walte
Jobo 4
Bush
Hampstead
Miss Emily and Madeline Pampel Win Premiums in Richmond
Won High Honors Misses Emily and Madeline Pampel daughters of Mr P Frank Pampel study at the Convent of the Visitation Richmond Va spend vacation with their father to Frederick and their uncle in Liberty. Miss Emily at the recent commencement received five premiums and the medal for drawing and music Madeline received seven premiums.
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Emily
Madeline Pampel
P. Frank Pampel
Convent of the Visitation
Richmond
Frerick
Liberty
Sod Muek
Madelbe
Miss Maud Haunichen Hosts Forty-Second Birthday Party
Miss Maud E Haunichen daughter of Dr A S Hanichen entertained a group of her young friends at a party at her home to celebrate her forty second birthday with various amusements and refreshments served.
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Maud E. Haunichen
A.s. Hanichen
Record Breaker Bir Simmes Sets Pace in 22 Minutes
Bir. W. C. Simmes from Baltimore rose from Woodaboro to Frederick eleven miles and finished a race in 22 minutes. He entered five Baltimore contests and won three. A painful accident struck Miss May Bowius on a picnic, spraining her ankle. Casper Remsburg near Bloomfield gathered 804 horse-wagon loads of hay from 20 acres of timothy and clover.
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W. C. Simmes
Baltimore
Woodaboro
Frederick
Simmes
May Bowius
West Third Street
Big Wield
Casper Remsburg
Bloomfield
Gas Discounts Due By July 10 For Consumers
A local notice asks gas customers to pay by the 10th to receive usual discounts. no discounts after that date. Also announces a free memory lecture by Prof. A. S. Boyd at the Lutheran Chapel East Second Street Monday at 8 p.m. with testimonials from local educators and pastors. A Salvation Army ice cream and cake festival is planned for Saturday night at 8 p.m. and a reunion of Reformed Churches event is set for Pen-Mar on July 19 with a special round trip fare listed.
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C. Ed. Clingan
Boyd
Lutheran Sunday School
East Second Street
Allentown
A. Repase
John’s E Lutheran Church
RE. Horn
D. D
J. D. Schindel
George M. Scheidy
Benninger
Female College
Lotte E. Shafer
Harriet A. Hol
Anna J. Moyer
Anna M. Kiefer
Salvation Army
D E Dunham
Reformed Churches
States of Mary
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fredrick
Pen Mar
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Daughters of the Evolution
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Grand Army and Historical Society
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Scott Keys
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Hass & CO
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STAUB
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Chas. G. Barfout
Georgia
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Breurston
Asbury Park
N.J
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Pittsburg
TRE Railing Grocery CO
N. Market
James BL
J.* Waller & CO
OCR
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Moun & Koauce
Neidig
Wwe
Dom Warthin
Toile Reason
Budock & N
A. T. Roh & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
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R. L. Harley
Bacha
Harley
South Market St
Noah BE. Cramer
Cramer
Ghal Rstats & Fire Insurance
Beeen
Wire Op Commission
Atta
Phebuy
Atra
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Phebe
Walkersville
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Wilson
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Oxameh
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W.O. Eldridge
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City Coal
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East Patrick Street
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