Printing Service Promises Low Prices in Beacon Style
A fragment notes a printer offering a wide range of job printing in the beat style and low prices, claiming readiness to handle second-class matter and deliver at Freder.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
6
Family Reunions and Clan Heritage Highlight 1919 Talk
A July 9 1919 column reflects on family reunions as vestiges of tribal and clan social organization. It notes the shift from clan loyalty to village, state, and national ties, urging descendants of notable ancestors to uphold tradition and preserve lineage for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Joneses
Robsions
Gwen ‘Ali
Who Gets the Benefit in a Costly Epoch
The piece argues high prices spark turmoil as everyone pays more, with profiteering dealers and labor unions blamed for price hikes. It notes government interference often fails and cites a U S Department of Agriculture saving meat campaign as proof the public cannot save enough to cope with rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita
U. S
Weakening Bolshevism and meat question in press prose
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt argues Bolshevism is waning globally while cautioning against complacency. It notes Russia’s political evolution and warns agitators, strikes, and bomb plots persist. It also critiques meat saving as patriotic duty and calls for federal supervision to curb profiteering and ensure fair supplier‑to‑consumer practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Department of Agriculure
Department
Fragmented Verse and Passage Mentioning Stars and Love
A fragmented verse passage contemplates cosmic ruin and resilience, recalling Orion and the Pleiades as the sun sinks. The speaker vows defiance amid chaos, boasting of preserved soul though battles and insults have worn him. Includes an inserted testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. G. Campbell
Rutter
Tenn
Chile
Purely Personal News From Frederick Area
Local notices list residents traveling on extended trips by boat and rail, family visits across Maryland New York and Pennsylvania, guests at homes in Frederick, and several working moves. Names include Mrs Arthur D Willard Grace Zimmerman Mabel Kindley George D Moore Jeannetta Engelbrecht Eloise Young English Helen Williams and many others with movements to Reading Syracuse Frederick Bethesda and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
Thin City
New York
Hudson
Mabel E. Kindley
Frederick
G. V. Graham
Syracuse
N. Y
Watkin’s Glen
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Findson River
Arthur Willams
Elkridge
Baker Johnson
West Third Street
Johnson
Williams
Baltimore
William HH
Kreh
West All Saints Street
Jeannetta V. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Walter S. Stull
West Fifth Street
A. A. Lough
George A. Lough
Berkley
Beatrice
Philadelphia
G Ed, Myers
Third Street
Cana Eel
Newport News
Virginia
Hagerstown
Clifford Sappington
Mayo Sanatorium
Rochester
Minn
Marling
Sponseller
Washington, D. C
G. A. War Workers
Bradley Marman
Wileseing
Hood grads banquet honors Hanover group at Hood College Club picnic
A gathering of Hanover graduates and Hood College alumni and former students met at Eichelberger's Park Hanover for the Hood College Club of Southern Pennsylvania annual picnic. Attendees came from York New Freedom Glen Rock New Oxford Littlestown Spring Grove and Hanover with many from Hanover listed among the honorees and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Hood College
Hood College Club
Southern Pennsylvania
Eichelberger’s Park Hanover
York
New Freedom
Glen Rock
New Oxford
Littlestown
Spring Grove
Manover
William D. Carver
Harry Fp, Heilman
Samuel A. Getgelman
Frederick News of 1899 Highlights Local Visits and Portrait Show
Twenty years ago in Frederick the column notes visitors Mrs Casper Cline and Nttle daughter touring Michigan. Claire Sappington Clotilda Wright and Clifford Sappington hosted Olive Gables at Mrs Joseph E Rodkey home. Lieut George F Landers from West Point and Mrs Landers visit Thurmont then head to Charlottesville for chemistry study. Nellie Thomas, daughter of Prof Cyrus Thomas, is involved in a new portrait by Geo Rhoderick of Middletown and its exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Casper Cline
Nttle
Michigan
Claire Sappington
Clotilda Wright
Clifford Sappington
William Hobbs
Olive Gables
Joseph E." Rodkey
Harmony Grove
Geo. F. Landers
West Point Military Academy
Nellie Thomas
Cyrus Thomas
Feo. C. Rhoderick
Middletown
Palm Beach Suite Shy of Warmth as Cool Spell Arrives
Frederick residents brace for fall as temperatures dip from 86 to 68 overnight. City and county seek overcoats and winter wear while Palm Beach fashion fades. Clouds threaten rain. forecast calls for showers Thursday and slightly warmer tonight. Residents joke about snow shovels in July and urge caution with palm beaches and panamas until heat returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Frederick Countions
Palm
Washington
Frederick
Panamas
Amgaust
Autum
Government Bacon Quality in Baltimore Sparked Hearings
Reported evidence before a congressional committee shows deteriorated bacon sold in Baltimore at 28 cents a pound cost 40 cents. Frederick residents grouse at government goods, predicting no local community sale here, while War Department plans carload releases to municipalities at selling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
C. W. Hare
War Department
Frederick County National Bank Report of Condition 1919
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland closes June 30 shows resources loans deposits and securities including United States bonds, Liberty Bonds, bank stock, and cash items. Officials Sworn Statement lists capital stock surplus profits and liabilities with bank officials certifying accuracy and notary endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
County National . Bank
Maryland
Une
U. B
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Eeee
UU. S
Ingree pNet
Erat Reserve Bank
Redlac Vee Ee
Federal
Rexeryve Bank
State of
Frederici
J. W. L. Carty
J. OW. 1. Carty
Mona Sth
Central Trust Company OF
Martland
Aasceenenaneses
U. 8
Tha
Anygtaboenen
Tellateral Trust
U.S
U. U
War Savings
Fred
Acerick County
W. Clinton McSherry
BLE Capital
Toua Vec
Cenesua Seccvesae
I. C
Albert Gilaon
C. Albert Gilson
Geo. W. Heinlein
Notary Publie
Frank IL. Stoner
William C. Kolb
Chas. J. Doll
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USA
Voice OF the Press
Philadelphia Ledger
Ruseia
United Credit Unions
Siberia
George B. Berseneff
Russia
British Federation of Labor
Bolshevists
Orion
Pleiades
Heaven
Theodore Maynard
Henry Jowett
Clark Milla
ARMY
Rentz St
N. Benta St
Derr St
C. EL Studion
North Market Street
N. Market St
Narra Seenepee
Sylvia
Braddock Heights
Imon
West All Saints’ St
South Market St
Total
J. Harry Kennedy
N. P
Benj
F. Reich Lewis
Birely
Alc. McCardell
RA. Taylor
Gilmore AL Plautt
East Third ST
Jon Smith
Winchester St
Henry Blank
Rocky Springs
Bank Atatemente
Bankers and Trust
Bank
Vis
Ax Ayant Wats
OF the
Robert A. Kemp
Edward Shaw
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Benj. C. Perry
John C. Lamar
House OF Delegates
Frank L. Spitaer
Brunawicck
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Calvin C. Zimmerman
Mt. Pleasant
L. Tyler
Holden
Felton
Ramuel A
Lewis
D&awtt
Fenton Harrie
Frederick District
Dawte
West Paterick Street
Geo. D. Toma
Jackson District
George L. Ekauf
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckeystown
Dttawit
Croageratown District
Ern
Familly
Commercial Printing
Woealworth
North Sanet
Newas-Post
Gaberne
Oere
W. Perry
Doll Bros
Braddock
Newa-Post
Erick
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