Frederick Daily News advertising and mailing rates
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription prices and mailing options. Carriers in the city or mail to any U S address: 25 cents a month, 1.00 for four months, 1.50 for six months, or 3.00 per year. The News Office is connected with the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange and accepts ads and information any time.
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Frederick
Daily News
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick News subscriber notice 1912
The Frederick News requests subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmitts Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
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Frederick
New City
Luckey's
S. ‘Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt’s
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
Hotel Braddock
New York
West Patrick St
D. E. Kefauver
Prison Labor Plan for Frederick County Jail Considered
A 1913 column applauds county commissioners considering employing Frederick County jail inmates. It argues hard labor would punish more than confinement, offset board costs, and reduce taxpayer burden. The piece notes work would deter wrongdoing, give inmates air and purpose, and suggests women prisoners could be assigned kitchen and cleaning tasks to make sentences more aversive.
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Frederick County
Vacation days lift the sea danger records high
The article notes many workers, bound to daily wages, respond to sea and nature during holidays. It reports that on Sun aya the tally of accidents and fatalities rises, with more than a score drowned.
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Safyan San
Fourth of July safety urged amid holiday crowds
Local waters and excursion danger are noted as a reminder to observe caution during celebrations. Despite success of general safety efforts, readers are urged to avoid peril while seeking a breath of fresh air and a relief from weekly strain.
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Perll
Merriness Minutes of a Household Joke Exchange
A humorous exchange contrasts modern desires with old habits as a judge quips about an automobile versus nature given carriage. A wife studies a correspondence cooking course and jokes about biscuits burning, while a maid applicant fends off reference questions with flattered sentiment.
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John
State aid to 158 institutions includes 46 religious groups
Maryland’s Board of State Aid and Charities reports 46 of 158 funded institutions are religious, receiving 261,250 dollars. The board criticizes lump-sum funding as inequitable while noting Catholics receive funds due to activity, not favoritism. Most aid goes to orphanages and hospitals, often without state-owned facilities.
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Board of State Aid and Charities
EB. L. Coblentz
Frederick
Maryland
Unsightly Face Spots Cure Promised by Eczema Ointment
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment heals skin eruptions and stops itching burning or scaliness quickly. An advertisement cites testimonials from Mr Alleman of Livlestown and claims cures in two weeks with a money refund guarantee. Sold by Pearce's Meyern Pharmacy and Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
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Hobson
Man Price Bic
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pearce's Meyern Pharmacy
How to Sleep Cool With a Damp Sheet and Fan
A physician explains a simple cooling method for hot nights. Spread a damp sheet over a bed or a wet blanket, set a strong electric fan to blow across, and lie down. Evaporation from the damp sheet cools the sleeper and lowers room temperature, costing about as much as a regular electric light bulb.
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New York Sun
Frederick Chautauqua guarantors meet at 7 30 pm
A meeting of the guarantors of the Frederick Chautauqua is set for this evening at 7 30 in the YM C A auditor. Judge A R Anders, the secretary, called the gathering. The notice references expected attendance and organizational details.
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A. R Anders
YM Oc A
Vian
Birthday Greetings for Milton CG. Vrner of Frederick
Frederick marks the birthday of Hon Milton CG. Vrner born July 29, 1839. Despite aging beyond seventy, he remains active in the practice of law for nearly 50 years with noted success. Friends wish him many more years of usefulness.
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Frederick
Milton CG. Vrner
Viner
Notable Public Service Career of Mr Urner Highlighted
The obituary notes Mr Urner served as State's Attorney and clesedon member of the TL 8 Congress. He was elected to the Marsland Senate in 1847 and named naval Officer for the Port of Baltimore in 1850, with a life beyond his profession in church work and varied enterprises. The piece conveys birthday greetings and well wishes for his wife.
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Urner
Clesedon
Marsland
Baltitao
Door
Ins
Bemme
Neas
Barthdas
Happa Jones
Sheriff’s Duty to Put Convicts to Work in Frederick County
Sheriff Fagan supports a 1912 law requiring sentenced prisoners to labor on county roads as part of jail discipline, with trial-awaiting inmates exempt. Attorney Dennis explains the mandate limits work to those already convicted, while county officials weigh feeding and guarding needs and consider a trial of prison labor under supervision.
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Fagan
George A. Dennis
Boar of County Commissionars
Frederick
Dennis
Maryland
Nennis
St Francis Picnic and Tournament Held at Brunswick Park
The St Francis Catholic picnic and tournament at St Francis Catholic Church Brunswick started with riding events at 1.30 pm featuring many riders in professional and amateur classes. The picnic closes with a dance tonight in the park.
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St. Francis
Prices in latest sales corrected to noon by Matter Bros
Listing of corrected security prices dated July 29, 1913 from Matter Bros & Co bankers and brokers. Includes cotton duck prices, various rail and utility securities, trusts, mortgage bonds, and city bank issues with quoted values and endorsements. Names and entities include Georgia Alabama, Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia & Potomac, Citizens Bank, Fairmont Coal, Chicago Railways, Del & Va Pfd, among others.
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Matter Bros. & Co
ALCL
Cape
Gagdani
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Houston
United Bus
Western Marland
Nor! Central
Trust
North & Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line Lst
Chicago Railways
Houston Oil Div
MD. del. & Va Pfd
Peeene
Chicago Grain Market Snapshot Incomplete Data
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures like 86 89percent 90 and codes S644 O38 with Chicago grain market context but lack clear article events, dates, or named entities to form a full item.
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co
Today’s stock quotations provided by Motter Bros Co list active prices for key exchanges. The brief report notes market activity across several major sectors with notable movements in blue chip and industrial shares.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Minstrels Leave Frederick After Four Week Stay
Perry's Minstrels who performed in Hagerstown for four weeks departed yesterday for Martinsburg after a run in Hagerstown. The Hagerstown Mail notes locals were sad to see them go and hopes for a return engagement soon. Also reports State Senator Jesse D. Price is ill at his Salisbury home with high fever, typhoid feared, and notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a trusted household remedy for cuts burns and bruises with a testimonial from Del Valle Texas attached.
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Hagerstown
Perry
Frederick
Martinsburg
Jesse D. Price
Salisbury
J. H. Polanco
Delvalle
Tex
R. No
Feurre
Badern Pharmacy
Frederick Local Items From The Nuns 1895
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items note Parity Lodge officers elected at a quarterly meeting with T J Bierfeldt as vice president and Miss Matilda Micelfeld as secretary. Also floys Mo A Literary Society elected C Albert Gilson as president and Oscar Rhodes as treasurer. Marylang students of Lebanon Valley College held their annual reunion with a banquet by Reno S Nar, a graduate.
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Parity Lodge
G. T
Bielfield V. T
Matilda A. Micelfeld
Jacob L. Enselbrecht
Frank Suman
Augustus L. Clemm
Florence Maysilies
Alpha Miller
Harry & W. Storm
John PF. L. Storm
Flo.ys Mo. A
W. E. Lampe
C. Albert Gilson
Oscar Rhodes
Marylang
Lebanon
Valles College
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