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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
6
Frederick daily offers mail subscription rates at one cent per issue, with discounts for four months and yearly options. The paper promotes its printing department as among the best equipped in the region and lists multiple local outlets where The News can be purchased.
Citizens push to transform the neglected Bents street graveyard into a public park and botanical garden. The site, long unused and deplorable, threatens progress near the State Armory, and supporters urge broad backing for a beautified city space.
The summer hotel business hinges on comfort and social atmosphere. Good kitchens and clean rooms matter, but guest retention depends on the vibe and staff tact. Managers shape the guest mix to attract and satisfy the right social types, ensuring repeat visits.
The piece notes how atmosphere and habituees shape guest experience at summer hotels. Quiet seekers risk noise past midnight while socialisers encounter cliques. Hotelkeepers understand these predicaments, explaining why many summer hotels endure a rough road to success.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the Supreme Court adjourned for the summer, marking 26 years under the Evarts law and the creation of a nine circuit court system. It cites progress from being three years behind to one year behind, but calls delays harmful to justice and urges timely decisions to prevent broader court backlogs and public discontent.
E Austin Baughman writes to the editor denying controversy with William Grove and asserts the longtime warm friendship and political alignment between Hon John Walter Smith and his late father Louis Victor Baughman. He urges Grove to avoid misleading statements and notes proper Hawaii regional address.
Local items from The News July 27 1895 report a baseball injury to Frank Miller on West Patrick street a shoe theft at RC Mercier Catoctin about 50 dollars in shoes stolen a chicken poisoning incident at Richard Dadiear’s North Market street a workman Harry Derr injured when a can struck him a Reformed Sunday school picnic with three large buses to Harmony Grove grounds and early apples shown to The News by Lewis Gittinger mentions candidates Eugene L Derr Col George Roseame and John T Worthington on the Democratic State Senate ticket from Frederick County
Resolutions prepared by Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School honor Miss Bessie Barthlow daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barthlow of 320 East Patrick street who was killed when struck by a train on the Fredercy Junction bridge Saturday July 17 The resolutions praise her faithfulness to Sunday School and note her role as a primary department teacher.
Arrangements are underway for the annual Presbyterian reunion to be held at Pen-Mar next Thursday. William T. Ellis of Philadelphia, editor afield of The Continent, will speak on The World Crisis and the World Man. He recently returned from the Talkans. Mrs. Roy G. Cox of Pine Street Presbyterian Church Harrisburg will sing Save Me O God Randza and O Loved Redeemed Gtinod. She has performed in Frederictk and is remembered here. The committee has secured Jas G. Rose of the Fourth Presbyterian Church New York and chader of the Columbia University Quartet.
Forty one men from the northern section organized a free labor crew to upgrade two miles of the Deerfield Thurmont road on Saturday. The route serves Washington and Baltimore travelers, and the project should ease auto trips. Two additional miles remain to be repaired, with work planned next Saturday if weather holds.
Dr John Gardiner of Clarksburg announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the House of Delegates representing Montgomery County. Other contenders include Philip D Laird Charles F Brooke Paul Waters J Farr White Alfred Veilson Francis Snowden and James N Barnsley. Gardiner is a School Commissioner and backs Senator Blair Lee. Monocacy Valley Charge holds services August 8 led by Rev Dr Granville president of Pennsylvania College Gettssburg who will urge college needs at Creagerstown Bethel and Walkersville. Omar Tharior of Hagerstown filed Monday as Republican candidate for State's Attorney in Washington County and is first to file for any county office in the prime election year.
Edward Taitie, assistant cashier at Hanene Bank, was awakened at 2 o clock Sunday morning by three armed men who bound and gagged him. The robbers then fled, while the raiders also hit a store owned by his father nearby.
Officer Frales arrested Mary Ivory for disturbing the peace. She was sentenced to 15 days in jail payable to Justice Poses. A $2.50 fine was imposed for the offense.
The U S Bureau of Fisheries released 1200 young bass into the Monocacy in response to Reno S Harp of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association. Fourteen cans were taken to the river by local helpers Derr s bridge Bigg n Ford and others. The aim is to curb seining and dynamiting by the association through arrests and stiffer laws. The minnows average about one and a half inches now and are expected to grow about a pound per year.
Business in the Courts items list real estate transfers among Snure Mathias Gamble Leatherman and others, with small sums. Marriage notices show William Woodarling and Edith Anderson of Washington DC. Court inventories and estate actions include Mertin Deoblentz and Geo Cullve. A motor trip homeward reports Mr and Mrs Kerr Toms and others returning from Atlantic City via multiple routes.
An old noisy ad touts cough remedies and a doctor’s visit to stop coughing. It mentions a treatment for coughs, warnings about irritation, and urges readers to get a bottle from a nearby drug store.
Mrs A W Harner hosted guests at Clarke Place for Miss Waldrof with lanterns and cards. Attendees included Dr and Mrs J W Harner, Dr and Mrs W J Brown, Miss Waldrof of Atlanta, and several Frederick residents. John Myers hosted Evelyn Myers eleventh birthday with friends, games, and gifts. A bed accident left Mary Hiseberger with a two inch scalp gash.
Fragmentary OCR describes a chest with 63 remedies for ailments including bruises sprains and neuralgia. Mentions a Sloane Laniment and a druggist notice about preparation and availability.
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