Frederick Daily News announces publication details
The Frederick Daily News is described as a paper published by Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company of Frederick Maryland with officers Birely Delaplaine president secretary treasurer and Fout vice president manager. Subscriptions are offered by mail or carrier at 25 cents a month 1.00 for four months 1.50 for six months or 5.00 per year. The Semi weekly News is mailed in advance for 1.00 per year with club incentives. The News Office is connected to the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange and correspondence or advertisements can be sent day or night for delivery.
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Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick, Ma
Ireder Md
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Home Delivery
Subscriptions readers are urged to report missed deliveries to help improve service. The News lists sale points at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel.
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New City
Buckey’s
Market St. General
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Tooms, Corner Market
Churen Streets
Uime
Short Enlistments For Army Reserve Strength
General Leonard Wood proposes six month enlistments to boost reserve forces and reduce desertion, arguing shorter terms attract ambitious youths and keep the army replenished for war. The plan aims to ease peacetime monotony and reassure the public on readiness, though West Point officers may oppose it. A secondary note jokes about baldness saving on haircuts.
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Leonard Wood
Congress
West Point
Wood
Tilia
America
Taft Amid Populist Tone Sparks Week Confusion
A garbled line hints at a confrontational week, calling Mr Taft populist and describing deception. The fragment suggests political controversy and public discussion around Taft's stance. Further details are unreadable.
Women waste or wisely spend money in the home debate
A Philadelphia paper quotes Wisconsin professors claiming women control ninety percent of household spending, urging training in domestic economy. The piece argues women bargain well, oppose sweeping indictments of the sex, and notes that fashion purchases reflect preferences. It also touches on evolving electric road plans connecting cities, including Baltimore Annapolis and Western Maryland lines, with broader regional integration.
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Philadelphia Fiquirer
University of Wisconsin
Wilmington Field
Boston
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
National Capital
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Baltmore American
Learning to swim to prevent water accident tragedies
The article cites Maryland Susquehanna drownings with Port Deposit deaths and urges swimming lessons as a practical safety measure. It notes most deaths could be avoided if victims knew how to swim and offers simple guidance on balance and floating. It also mentions political commentary about a Democratic gubernatorial race and transit system expansion.
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Port Deposit
Farher
Son
Susquehanna
Maryland
Baltimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and a Weekend of Wit
A collection of quips and anecdotes from various papers including a physician remark on smoking drying a welfare and reducing vocal output. Dialogues touch on in laws and neighbors, with a playful grafting joke about a straw berry plant and milkweed. Other exchanges joke about last words and a grocer’s bill itemization.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Keats House Reverie on a Dying Shrine
R Valentine Heckscher notes at Keats House the sense of a shrine born from suffering and creativity. The piece evokes pilgrims, twilight, and the stove as a symbol of an immortal, humane spirit, urging solace for those who love much and endure Time and Fate.
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R. Valentine Heckscher
Autos Collide on North Market Street Near Fountain
Last evening two automobiles collided on North Market Street at the Fountain injuring Dr. H P Fahrney and his wife who was thrown into the road and sprained her ankle. Mrs Fahrney received a deep facial cut and other injuries as the cars blocked the street for about an hour. Mr Osburn and his passengers were uninjured. A separate wagon accident near Church Hill sent Marion Little to Frederick City Hospital.
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North Market Street
BE. E. Osburn
H. P. Pabrney
Osburn
North Market Street Pike
Frederick
Dr. Fahrney
Mr. Osburn
Dr. Fubeney
Marion Little
John J. Culler
Church Hill
Ley
Archie Murray
Mr. Little
Frederick City Hospital
T.B. Johnson
New York Stocks Today Quotations Furnished by Motter Bros
New York stock quotations provided by Motter Bros and Co present the day’s market activity. Prices for leading issues are listed with gains and losses shown across major railway, industrial, and utility shares.
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Motter Bros
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon
Stock report shows prices across multiple securities from Motter Bron. & Co. Bankers and Brokers dated July 26, 1914. Listings include Anacostia & Potomac 100, Chicago Bay 5s, Fairmont Coal 5s, Sparrow's Point 41-29, Seaboard Air Line 4s, Seaboard Company common and second preferred, Western Maryland Ist 4s, United Ry, Continental Trusts, Houston Oil Company, Maryland Electric, and other regional issues with various seaboard and utility names among the active notes and bonds.
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Anacostia
Western Maryland
Houston Oil Company
Houston Oil Com
United Rys
Continental T Just Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Deee Nort
Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
Coal Seaboard Company
WL & C. Ss
United Mys
Trust
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Mr John 5 Michael of West Patrick Street is quite sick. Mr Goldie Stauffer of Central Hardware is indisposed. C Albert Gilson is the cashier.
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John 5
Michael
West Patrick Street
Goldie Stauffer
Central Hardware Store
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick History
Local items recount events from twenty years ago in Frederick including a copper snake killed on South Market Street then a toad emerged, the Heseia Ice factory opening, a store theft at Lewis Hilderbrandt’s with $170 recovered, a horse tongue wound during pistol possession, and George P. Lowe shooting his brother in law Peter Renner in the leg with Lowe arrested.
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George P. Lowe
Inlaw
Peter Renner
Lowe
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