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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
6
An OCR fragment shows a notice for Daily News Weekly and semi weekly editions published Tuesday and Friday. It mentions subscriptions, prices around 1,265 dollars, printing services, and job printing offered at low prices, with references to a post office and printing shop.
A discussion on juvenile mischief notes that idle boys raid windows in vacant houses, driven by animal spirits, with calls for constructive leadership and work. The article then praises films as vast educators aiding war understanding, social campaigns, and moral standards while urging better content and public education collaborations.
A reader criticizes Maryland motorists with DC tags, arguing Maryland should enforce reciprocal licensing and respect for state roads. The letter defends strict auto laws, praises Frederick county enforcement, and targets a New District offender who renounced his citizenship. Also notes a Brunswick man, Harry Beans, granted an absolute divorce from Mrs Beans in Baltimore.
$100 reward offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Internal use, claims to cure by cleansing blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents cite testimonials and urge readers to contact F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. product sold by druggists.
Mr William Smith of Blakely Ga visits Mrs Reich at Booth Market Street and other locals host guests from New Jersey Ohio and Indiana. Mrs Matilda Gaither and Miss Lilian Gaither are traveling. Mr and Mrs Seeger visit from St Louis and Mr Cobb from Akron. The Miller family from Dayton Ohio drive 600 miles to Frederick. Private D L Reddick returns from overseas and alumni of Sorbonne Paris notes. Joseph Maltineaux returns from France and is at Camp Mills.
An explosion at Thurmont Garage followed a gas tank repair leaving four men near the tank injured. Vincent O'Toole suffered a severe forehead wound and facial burns while his helper Rosy Velazco and Clinton Waesche escaped with scorched hair and eyebrows as Delaplane doused the blaze with chemical powder.
Hanison Co of Martinsburg announced it won a $410,000 contract to build a seven mile concrete road section from Berlin to Garrett Pennsylvania. The project ranks among the largest contracts awarded in the area for road work.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports from the News columns detail a tobacconist catching the first specimen of the biting hush insect, multiple residents bitten with swollen fingers and arms, a possible incendiary fire destroying a coal yard causing $1,500 loss, an industrial accident cutting off a finger end, and a boy breaking an arm after a fall from a fence.
The thirtieth annual reunion of Reformed churches in Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and DC at Pen Mar opened a new era. A Forward Movement aims to raise about 6 million dollars divided into departments for development of virtual resources stewardship education publicity and field work led by a 26 member committee under Dr Joseph H H Apple of Hood College.
Mrs Rose Whittington, an elderly Martinsburg resident living with her daughter Mrs Charles Kellison, was struck and killed by a second train after stepping aside from the first while walking on the tracks near Keanessulla yesterday afternoon.
Bank statements list assets including 192,830,090 in lawful money, 228,976.00 in U.S. currency, 11,856.00 in gold coin, 2,036.46 in silver coin, and 14,062.92 in nickels and cents. The document covers overdrafts, secured property, mortgages, judgments, other real estate owned, and various reserve balances totaling 910,066.92.
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