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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
4
The Frederick News announces subscription rates for The News and The Times, including semi weekly editions. It lists office locations in Frederick and Braddock to, and notes printing services offered at the News office with competitive prices. It also details delivery and subscription terms for readers in the region.
A charity speaker discusses crippled children in towns with failed public relief funding for schools. A boy needing four dollars weekly to attend a specialized school might gain self sufficiency, while neglect risks lifelong dependence. The piece urges early medical and educational intervention and questions parental neglect or misdirection toward unproven remedies.
The Lincoln Highway location now carries historic significance as the route is altered to add a unique coastal-to-coast continuity. The change is noted as a pleasing update reflecting the road’s enduring legacy and modern adjustments.
The passage notes support for a suggested route through Battisgore and Washington and the Highway Association adopting it. It mentions the Frederick ball team slump and Martinsburg surge affecting the Blue Ridge League and asserts confidence in earning the pennant despite recent fluctuations.
The Providence Journal voices opposition to the Cummins law as it applies to baggage transport. Jewelers' Board of Trade directors urge repeal, arguing the statute harms many travelers and serves narrow shipper interests. They question the law's necessity and urge action by senators and representatives.
A letter asks which candidates oppose the LeGore bridge purchase and whether Senator William Milnes Maloy, a likely Attorney General hopeful, voted for the LeGore bill in the last Legislature. The writer plans to support opponents of the LeGore project regardless of party and urges court review of the county’s purchase. Another letter criticizes sewer odors, urging action to address sanitary conditions in the city sewers.
Fire at C Thomas Kemp's Frederick area farm destroys two hay barracks holding 54 tons of new hay along with a barn corn house wagon shed ice house and about 10 tons of straw two buggies a self binder a reaper and other farming tools. Loss around 2000. Harrison family tenants. Also notes the Farmers of Frederick County picnic at Braddock Heights and the Brunswick Martinsburg locomotive firemen picnic at Mount Alta.
Senator Blair Lee and running mates William Milnon Maloy and William B. Copper campaign in Frederick County concludes with a public square meeting in Emmitsburg tonight. Addresses by all three candidates and a band are expected. previous evening the trio spoke to a large crowd in Brunswick. Dr H S Hedges also spoke for the Democratic State Central Committee. hosts entertained the Lee party at the Martins home with additional addresses en route to Brunswick.
The Montgomery County Republicans named a full county ticket at a Rockville get-together Tuesday afternoon led by O E Weber candidate for governor. C Scott Duvall presided with Clarence E Dawson as secretary. Officials include Clerk of the Circuit Court Tarry A Dawson and others for House of Delegates, County Commissioner, Sheriff, Register of Wills, State's Attorney, and Judges of Orphans Court. Also noted is an annual water system inspection by city officials and a property transfer: Charles McC Hagan buys back West Fourth Street residence from Wolfe and Grove via Markwood B Marp.
Internal Revenue Commissioner orders the closing of the Hagerstown stamp office to cut costs. After July 21, stamps may be purchased from the Cumberland office. Father Fishes While Family Picnics reports Albaugh and family outing along the Monocacy river with two fine bass caught by Mr Albaugh.
A Frederick resident Allan Gosnell of 464 West Patrick Street relates his experience with kidney pain and frequent urination. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from I W Harner Drug Store, his condition improved, and he continued use until relief. The ad promotes the product priced at five cents, noting Foster Milburn Co. as the proprietors in Buffalo NY.
Stockholders in United Mining and Smelting see gold and silver finds at Charmain near Pa and Linganore mine in New London. Copper price has surged to 21 22 cents per pound due to war demand, with six carloads or 240 tons of slag roofing stone shipped weekly from Charmain as green roofing stone sales rise.
A goodly number of local Odd Fellows expect to attend the annual reunion at Pen Mar on Thursday August 5 with special cars run by the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad the last car leaving Pen Mar at 8 pm to extend time at the park. Also upcoming lodge activities include conferring a first degree at the Frederick City Lodge 150 0. 100. 150 000 Law Bell in 5 Hours and a Portland Oregon view of the Liberty Bell exhibited at various points drawing 158 000 spectators over five years.
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