Frederick Daily News promotions and delivery details
The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription options and rates including 25 cents monthly and annual plans, with mail delivery to U S addresses. The paper operates on a Tuesday to Friday schedule and maintains a news office linked to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange, inviting correspondence and business inquiries.
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Subscriptions and British Views on American Pessimism
The Frederick News asks subscribers to report missed deliveries and lists on sale locations. A National Review article by A Maurice Lew critiques American pessimism while urging faith in a youthful, optimistic nation, noting government strength and anti graft sentiment amid future prosperity.
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Mr. Low
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Odd Echoes of Politics and Aviation Fear in One Piece
The text riffs on aviation danger and political anticipation, noting fenthugiasm and disertion amid Milwaukee fame, then questions Ta Trou adipts and Ethel Barrymore marriage prospects while alluding to Wilson as a presidential campaign motto.
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Sunstroke warning and cholera quarantine in newsprint
A New York health official warns against sunstroke with light clothing rest and shade while urging practicality over fanfare. A Washington Dispatch notes strict port quarantine keeps cholera risk low as Italian immigrant communities may conceal cases, but confidence in authorities remains high and vigilant.
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Maryland Democrats Eye Governor Nominee in August Primary
The Baltimore Sun reports three leading Democrats Arthur Pue Gorman Austin Lane Crothers and Blair Lee from Howard County Baltimore County and Montgomery County will compete for the governorship under the new direct primary system. They have Senate and prior office experience and five weeks to campaign before the August 20 primary amid hot weather and shirt sleeve canvassing.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
Howard County
Austin Lane Crothers
Cera
Blair Lee
Montgomery County
Maryland
Turner
Campaigns Set to Test Gorman Crothers and Blair Lee
The Baltimore American notes three candidates for governor and speaks of their finances and backing. Gorman appears with strong backing and an inside track, Crothers runs again on his record, and Blair Lee begins a first class campaign as a new force. The piece questions party momentum and voter turnout to decide the result.
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Fractious Punch Sketch Delivers Farce and Fractured Chats
A collection of clipped dialogue from a Punch style scene features a gloomy individual, a waiter, and a doctor. Amid banter about Browning and a broken leg, characters quarrel and tease with mispronounced languages, ending with a playful domestic tension.
Love My Pipe In Troubled Times
Fragments of a verse narrate reliance on a pipe and companionship amid hardship. The speaker vows devotion to the pipe over money and social vanity, finding solace in a simple habit and the steadfast presence of a wife despite trials.
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Nile
Maide
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from The News daily chronicle events of the era. Charles Sinn of Frederick defeats Calvin Fos of Mechanicsburg in a championship checker tourney. Harry Witter and G Miller narrowly escape drowning while fording a stream at Reich's ford. Middletown Railroad problem deemed ditched for now. Frederick counts peaches sold on market streets at $2 a bushel of first class variety.
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Frederick
Four Shots Fire in Baltimore Man Fight at Frederick Restaurant
Johnson, a Baltimore visitor, and a woman companion become embroiled in a brawl at William Phillips restaurant on West Sixth Street. Phillips fires four shots with a revolver, hitting Johnson in the side. Johnson is hospitalized at Montevue. Phillips is arrested as Johnson’s sister is taken into custody.](Unclear OCR)
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West Sixth Street
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Baltimore
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Knights of Pythian
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Phillips
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Phillips Mina
Cronenburg
Brengle
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Caine
Sixth
Bents
Divorce filed by Marts Young against Clara M Young
Through attorney Jesse Or Heagy, Marts Young seeks a divorce a mensa et thore from wife Clara M Young. Court filing notes service pending with details obscured by damaged OCR.
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Marts Young
Jesse OR. Heagy
Clara M. Young
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros. Co
New York stocks reported with quotations provided by Motter Bros. Co. Market activity and price movements are summarized, highlighting notable gains and declines across key issues for investors and financial readers.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected to Noon
Baltimore stock report shows latest sale prices corrected to noon by Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers. Includes bonds such as Ostia & Potomac, Chicago Rwy fs, Seaboard Air Line, Western Maryland, United Rys, and Mercantile Trust among others. Also lists wheat and corn futures quotes and organized note references.
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Ostia & Potomac
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Fairmont Coal
G. C. Niss
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Frederick County National Banks in Brief
Frederick county banks Frederick National Bank Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick County National Bank operate in the Frederick area, reflecting local financial institutions of the era.
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Farmers’ & Mechanics, National Bank
Balance Sheet Snapshot of Capital Surplus and Officers
Capital surplus listed as 125000 dollars with profits 10000 dollars. Officers include Charles B. Trail as President James H. Harris as Vice-President and C Albert Gilson as Cashier.
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James H. Harris
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