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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

6

Gunday at Me Market Street Frederick Md Advert

Sill cre daily ancept Gunday at Me 41 North Market Street Frederick MD by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company options matter. The Times news office lists locations for distribution and subscription details with various local outlets and solicits news from all parts of the county by mail or otherwise.

DENT North Market Street Frederck, MD Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Fee City Eset New City Ac Btore South Market Rest Central F. K K. Taidt Weet Patrick Es i Arieton Braddock Zimmerman Broe’ Grocery Nocardell's Brore Orphans’ Court Frederick County Mary E. Zimmerman Millard C. Zimmerman Market and Third Streets Frederick Trust Company

Modern Parsimony in a Changing Economy

A historical essay contrasts the miser arced figure with thrift pushing to extremes. It cites Hetty Green as the iconic frugal magnate and argues thrift can aid public prosperity while excessive parsimoniousness hinders investment and social exchange. The piece weighs charity versus self denial and the broader impact on opportunity and growth.

Hetty Green Milser Mrs. Green

Camping Out For Simple Tastes And Shared Camps

The article extols camping as a low cost vacation option offering simple pleasures. It highlights tents, cot beds, and near fishing grounds to minimize food costs, plus group camps with table service, screened tents, and comfortable furniture to enhance life in the outdoors.

Life in a simple big tent meals for modest means

The excerpt describes a life in a large tent with meals served casually, emphasizing inexpensive living. It notes refined tastes exist among the poor, who seek this lifestyle as ideal, forming intimate friendships not possible in the rigid hotel environment.

End of the Army Wagon and Guard Relief

The War Department plans 1500 Army truck allocations to San Antonio El Paso and Columbus New Mexico after buying 342 trucks for Mexico duty. The piece notes auto trucks reduce horse losses, while Washington Post reports on discharges for guardsmen with dependents and calls for easing young soldiers’ home burdens.

Philadelphia War Department San Antonio E .Paso Columbus New Mexico Mexico Francis Lawton Commissary Department Mom Washington Post National Guard Senate

CURRENT VERSE TO THE PORCH OF RICH RIDERS

A satirical verse describes a cottage porch observer who delights in watching wealthy drivers pass in cars. The speaker revels in the odors, dust, honks, and noise, finding peace in the discomfort caused by modern vehicles and their expenses.

Brief items and notices from a local paper page

A collection of quirky brief items references summer camp dates August 6 20 at Emers Grove and Summit Grove starting July 27 and Braddock Heights as a local resort. Miscellaneous lines poke at politics floods and frontlines. A traveler questions danger near a cliff while a driver replies that such falls are rare. The Christian.

Emers Grove Summit Grove Braddock Heights England Bors Texas St. Luithin Ahewnpaper Bureau of Information

Personal notices of visitors and journeys around Frederick

Mrs Bertha Young of Washington revisits Mr and Mrs W B Sennett on West South street. Mrs Margaret Conley from Washington stays with Mrs Jacob Spaulding on Booth Market Street. Norfolk visitors Mr and Mrs William Flautt return with Blanche Butcher and Garnett Bennett. Several locals travel to Baltimore Atlantic City Niagara Falls Cleveland Blue Ridge Summit and Cliff Island Maine. Weddings, college faculty, and family visits are noted among many extended journeys and rejoinings.

Bertha Young Washington Nannig Galther Blue Nidge Frank Heck Baltimore Atlantic City N. J. Wilson Missen Wilson East Patrick Street J. &. Kirk Frank A. Doll Niagara Falls Cleveland T. Irving Miller Harry W. Dyer East Fourth Street C. I. C. Lampe Milas May Lampe Third Street Blue Ridge Summit Pa

Weinberg to Attend Hughes Nomination Notification in New York

Leo Weinberg, delegate from the Sixth district, received and accepted an invitation to attend the Carnegie Hall notification of Charles Evans Hughes as the Republican presidential nominee. The event on July 31 includes a reception at the Hotel Astor, with Weinberg departing Sunday for New York to participate.

Frederick Charles Evans Hughes Carnegie Hall New York Leo Weinberg W. R. Wilcox Weinberg Hughes Hotel Astor Metropolis

Facsimile of Maryland Journal in Lightner’s possession

James P Lightner held a facsimile of the Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser, a paper begun on August 20 1773 and today known as the Baltimore American.

James P. Lightner Maryland Journal Baltimore Advertiser Baltimore American

Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Local column from The News dated July 20, 1896 reports an Emmitsburg fire sparked by a coal stove explosion at Dr S R Wright residence. W H L Raugher to deliver main address at Fen Mar Lutheran Reunion. Postmaster ROW Blackston receiving many applications for assistant postmaster vacancy caused by death of Wm C Eldridge. State School Book Fund allocates Frederick county white schools 5686 26 and colored schools 986 97.

the News Emmitsburg Atove S. R. Wright Blackston Wm. C. Fldridge Frederick County NISI Equity Circuit Court Charles H. Fogle Robert L. Grabill Eli G. Haugh K. DeLauter Aig

Pretty wedding at Culler home in Jefferson

Miss Lillian Margaret Culler daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Culler and William Bartgis Storm son of the late William B Storm were married this afternoon at three o clock at the bride’s home on South Market street. The ceremony was performed by Rev George Uhier and Rev A S G Rupp under an arch of vines. Attendants were two flower girls Elizabeth Storm and Thelma Culler in white with blue and pink sashes. The couple plan a trip to Washington Niagara Falls Cleveland Akron Dayton Ohio and Toronto before residing with the groom’s family. Mr Storm is a bookkeeper at Citizens National Bank.

John Tyson Mary Atlantic City Maud Hall Front Royal Mea Jack Thompson Center Street Marjorie Stewart Norfolk Frederick Bartgis Storm Culler John Ridenour Ricketts West South Street Leesburg Marerda Dit West Third Third Street Pittsburgh Helen Ramaay Hood College HW. N. Mack Elizabeth College Salem Virginia Frederick County Harry Staley Ethel Baltimore Mamie Bruner Prospect Thin City Rose Clara Smith Lynchburg Grace Helfenstein Ellicott City Anna Helfenstein Clarke Place Edward Helfenstein Cliff Island Maine Cyrus Gambrill Colorado Springs Col Ernest Helfenstein Louise Palmer Frances Slingfeller Northumberland County Reat Cottage Braddock Heights F. F. Smith East Second Street Frank L. Stoner William Little Winfield Wilson Washington Thomas Wilson Lillian Margaret Culler Lloyd Elizabeth Storm Thelma Culler George Uhier Jefferson Niagara Falls Cleveland Akron Dayton Ohio Toronto Canada South Market Street Storm Citizens’ National Bank Miss Culter Hiigh School

Hymeneas Gonso Kine Wedding in Emmitsburg

A wedding near Emmitsburg Frederick county on Saturday July 15 joined Miss Piety Kyle Virginia Kipe to Rev. Harry Christian Gonso at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Kipe. Rev John H Gonso officiated with Rev Kipe assisting. The couple departed on the 5 p m train for their wedding trip.

Samuel 4. Kipe Emmitsburg John H. Gonko Kipe Amos Ferguson Luella Eyler Gonso John Gonso Frederick John H. Gouna Baltimore Washington Hey. Gonso Church of God At Woodsboro

Bank fined for speeding by Hass chauffeur in York

G W Allen, chauffeur for Solomon Hass of York, was fined 25 dollars after being charged with speeding and appealing. He allegedly followed a Hass car traveling about 45 mph from Braddock to Frederick. D E Garner of Brunswick was fined 2 dollars for no operator's license.

G. W. Allen Solomon Hass York Nikirk C. H. Eckstein Hass Braddock Frederick D. E. Garner Brunswick Nkirk Lcense Justice Eckstein

Wedding notices and trips of local couples

The text reports weddings in Brunswick and nearby towns including Howard Lewis and Vivian A Barnard on a motorcycle built for two, Harry Walter Hill and Een Pearl Barnard at the bride’s home, and Roy M Mumford and Margaret Bennett’s ceremony in Hagerstown area context. It notes honeymoon plans, travel stops at Rev John H Gouna in Woodsboro, and says Mr Hill works in B and O Railroad freight transfer.

Brunswick Howard Lewis Vivian A. Barnard Rockville Samuel R. White The Baptist Church

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