Daily News of Fredericksn Md Ad Rates and Offices
The item outlines publication details for the Daily News at Fredericks MD, including daily except Sunday issues, semi weekly editions, office locations on High Street and Market Street, and a subscription rate structure from one cent per copy to annual mail options. It notes advertising terms and offices for receiving submissions and subscriptions.
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Nort Market Sheet
Frederck
Great Southern
Ad Manufacturing
A, Ee Company
Yi — Bem Binely
Delaflaine
Geo'y and Treas
Birely
C Will Foot
Ness
Prumote Times
High Street
People's Ie
Wick
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the Times
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Critique of College Degrees and Merit in Awards
The piece argues that college degrees mostly recognize study rather than practical achievement. It warns that expensive influence can buy honors, notes that some institutions hand out titles too freely, and calls for merit-based awards while condemning weak colleges for pandering to donors.
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Europe
Supply of Machine Guns Shows U S Armament Shortage
The War Department reports a short supply of machine guns for the United States Army. Britain arranged the delivery of 26 machine guns and other gear, highlighting gaps in American armament. The crisis underscores preparedness needs and lessons from aviation innovation and wartime equipment limits.
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Philadelphia
War Department
Washington
United States
Europe
Who Own the Railroads A Savannah News Analysis
The piece argues about railroad stockholders in the United States. It estimates 500,000 individual stockholders, about one half of one percent of the population, noting the census and railroad records do not reveal exact ownership. It highlights 258,000 miles of track held by a broad cross section of people, not a few elites.
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Savannah News
United States
Rest for the weary laborer in Father Ryan's verse
The speaker laments weariness and fruitless toil seeking rest as life wears on. He recalls childhood prayers for rest and longs for peaceful release while noting life’s desert years and the setting sun. Father Ryan signs the lament as a spiritual prayer for rest.
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Tam
Father Ryan
Minutes of Merriness and Miscellany Jests
Fragmented quotations from Louisville Courier Journal and Yonkers Statesman reveal light humor about domestic tasks and character traits. The piece mentions almanacs from the eleventh century in manuscript form and cites a judge remark about plans.
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Bacon
Ezbert
Yonkers
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from the Columns of The News dated July 1846 report Mrs Iadia Houck injuring her right arm in a fall. fracture reduced by Dr. Smith. General Bradley T Johnson and Manuel Ampudia, former Spanish army captain, stationed in Havana, spark excitement as a duel rumor spreads. Samuel Watere appointed election supervisor. Birely resigns. Louise Potts receives Montreal friend’s gift a Bernard puppy named Cray becomes prize possession.
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Frederick
Bradley T. Johnson
Manuel Ampodia
Havana
Cuba
Louise Potts
Montreal
Canada
Bernard Pup
Cray
Personal notices from Frederick area guests and travels
Purely Personal Mrs. Lewis Edward Weidmann of Mooreland Carlisle visits relatives and friends in Frederick. Numerous guests from Baltimore Woodsboro Leesburg and other towns travel for visits and vacations to Braddock Heights Ocean City and Atlantic City with many staying at Shepherd College and local homes.
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Lewis Edward Weidmann
Mooreland
Carlisle
Geo. E. Smith
Thin City
J. Hf. Parran
Baltimore
Wealon
Prederick
Atlantic City
Misa Kathern Krine
Mian
Mary’ Kefauver
Frederick
Misa Katharine Miller
Woodsboro
Mies Gladys Martin
Haltimore
Hilda Zacharias
East Third Street
Mies
Mary Z. Sifford
Martha McCleery
Braddock Heights
Gracey
Miss Hammond
Martha MccCreery
Jeanette
Marian Powell
Leesburg
Richard Potts
Tals City
Eleanor Johnson
Kitty Rossa
Ocean City
Richard P. Ross
Aire Nunemaker
Edith
J. H. Stokes
Corder
Emmitsburg
Metn Si. Jenkins
Shepherd College
Jessie Harwood
Adamstown
William Hi. Railing
York
Justice
C.H. Eckstein
Edna Schaeffer
East Fourth Street
Johna Hopkins University
Harling
Sponrostar
Jamez H. Smith
South Market Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Laura I. Cook
Washington
Clayton O. Keedy
Samuel A. Lewis
George R. Dennis
Arthur JD. Willard
George Edward Myers
Katherine Barada
St. Louis
Nellie Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Carrie LaMotte
Manchester
Carroll County
Breek
Shaw
Mary Robinson
Poughkeepsie
New York State
Jade
Ould
Washington Cottage
Misa Louise Moran
Praddock Heights
Jean Merriken
Allen Rohrback
Lindsay
May Lindsay
Norfolk
Minnesota
U.S. Noad
Newport
R. 1
Raymond Watson
Allee Dabney
Elmer Strine
Leroy
East Second Street
Savannah
Georgia
South
Charles G. Cramer
Wualkeraville
Edinburg
Leaington
Natural Bridge
Luray
Jacob Baer
Rose
Ruth Foeaga
Lime Kilm
Mary
the McDonald
Brunswick
X. George Wilken
Cornelia RoseSherrs Ralpinwore
Geo. J. Ross
West Second Street
McSherry
Cornelia McSherry
Reformed Reunion Program Completed at Pen Mar
The twenty-seventh annual Reformed church reunion at Pen Mar on July 20 was announced. Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick chairs the program committee. exercises begin at 1:30 with an orchestral prelude and a series of hymns, readings, solos, choirs, and the All College Hour led by Rev. A S. Dechant.
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Dudisy Huck
Trinity First Reformed Church
York
Louise C. Smith
Paul Moesserly
Paul Messerly
Lewis B. Sellers
Eleanor C. Kerschner
George C. Ruby
Jesus
Harris
Calvin O. Althouse
Philadelphiia
Morrison
All College
Improvhoard
Dechant
Vanever
Heunion
Emory L. Cobrontz
James M. Mullut
Howard E. Bair
M. B. Allison
Iory L. Coblentz
Jan M. Mullun
Samuel 8. Brenner
F OW. Baad
Wliam C. Birely
Frederick
Howard KE. Bair
David M. Hurley
George A .Hollinger
H.T. Weaver
F. W. Bald
William C. Hirely
KE. Bair
Geo. A. Hollinger
H. T. Weaver
Emory L. Cole- Tentz
Ephraim Cornman
Washington
James M. Mullan
Samuel S. Brenner
Mechanicsburg
Howard &. Bair
Hanover
Gettysburg
M.B. Gibson
Mercersburg
W. C. Birely
George A. Hollinger
Harrisburg
David M. Hurt
Hagerstown
Sisters in Retreat At Visitation Convent
Sisters of the Visitation Convent begin a retreat led by Rev. Fr Drum tonight and ending Monday July 17. A July 4 fire from a bursting rocket damaged the woodshed, but a quick bucket brigade led by Charles HK Staley and several sisters averted a larger blaze. some wool burned.
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Sisters of the Visitation
Fr. Drum
Ciy
Charles HK
Staley
Frederick County banks balance sheets reveal assets and debts
Financial statements from multiple Frederick County banks dated mid 1916 show large totals in loans and discounts and securities with substantial deposits and capital. The reports list resources including banking houses, reserve funds, and federal notes, alongside liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, and individual deposits. Notable entities include Frederick institutions and Walkersville Savings Bank with figures reflecting the era’s banking balance.
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U. S. Benda
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U.S
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cire Inne
Appre Arch
U. & Bonds
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Voice OF the Press
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Louisville-Courier- Journal
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Stranger State
Eugene Spenseder
Mversman
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Mosey
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Ad College
Tees In Charge
Sisters IN Retreat
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Feederick
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State of
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Fed
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Kemptiton Fund
Trengurer
Trenumurer
County of Frederick
J. W. L. Carty
L. Carty
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
N. P
Henry Williams
Lewis KE
A. CG. McCardell
Market St
DR. Wininger
Garrett S. Ve Granes, Jr
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
Ratiwaya Plana
Coard
Kepner
Wilson F. Smith
Kepner & Smith
North Market Otheet
Fredsrick
Atis Carr
Henklet
McClelland Wing
Aiken Ave
Justicie
East Brew Street
Womak
South Market St
United States Marine Corps
Runabout
Adreae Poyrm Veerik
Jyzaet
Whitr Niman
Third Street
Cate
Jalsa
First National Bank
Monrovia
Aig
Marylan
Chas. A. Ogle
Chas. A.ay
Harry H. Boyer
W. Nicodemus
J. M. Shawbaker
Geo. W. Duvall
Jusdit
Will
Central Trust Company
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Atsoctss
Totat
Robert A. Kemp
Selemnly
Robt
A. Kemp
C. Mffenda
Wotebory
Mieter
Jurke
Staulers
Peerless
FAR. & Mech
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Sanking House
Toul Seseeeene
Banka
U. & Treasurer
U. S. Treasurer
Maryla
Ss. I. C
Albert Gilson
C. Albert Gilson
W. Heinlein
James R. Harris
Chas, Doll
William C. Kolb
Walkersville Savings Bank
Walkersvile
Pont W
Lee
Edwin Devilreiss
Taxhler
Stravers Thomas
Fulton
H. Stauefer
O. Ramsburg
Royal Society
Embroidery
N. RR
D Mantz
South Market St. Lees
Vay Ticinity
Frederick Or
B. Weights
Gen.e Brown
Guilford Ave
Baltimore, Md
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