Brunswick Office Ad: Times Subscriptions and Printing
An item notes subscription and printing services at The Times Office on High Street opposite the National Bank Brunswick. It mentions job printing capabilities and low prices. The piece then shifts to discussion on child reading education, old time school methods, and language challenges for children of immigrant families, emphasizing reading aloud and fluency.
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Brunswick
Sginens
Brunsby Times
High Street
National Bank, Brunswise
the Times
Law and Lynching Law and U.S. Military Costs Compared
The New York World excerpts show Georgia reporting eight lynchings in early year, total thirty four nationwide, with most victims jailed for petty theft and few accused of attacking women. It contrasts mob justice with costs of standing armies, citing Taft figures and global comparisons, urging a change in policy.
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New York World
Georgia
National Security League
United States
Switzerland
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
France
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Britain
Taft
League
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Columns
Local items from The News July 29, 1896 recount farm losses two horses dead at a Feagaville area stable. Names listed include Col L V Baughman and many figures chosen for state nominating and judiciary conventions, plus jurors drawn for August term court.
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Frederick
the News
Charles Renn
Feagaville
Baltimore
Col
L. V. Baughman
Melvin Cromwell
M Whitehill
N. Addison Englar
James P. Liser
George R. Stottlemyer
F. Marion Fauble
John T. Martin
J. W. Downey
James M. Smith
George W. Smith
John FP. Davis
Rockville
Glenn H. Worthington
Benjamin F. Reich
P. Fpampel
Jacob Rohrback
John €. Williams
Nathan J. England
H. A. Peddicord
John Schalt
Geo. W. Myers
Vincent Sebold
Cephas M. Thomas
P. M. Gorman
John A. DeLashmutt
J Howard Allnutt
Charles S. Howard
Tadiexy Page
David E Warmer
George A. Pean
William Andersyn
William H Smith
Francis T. Rhodes
Lewis F. Kuasmaul
Noah Routzam
Samuel Kefauter
Jas A. Groshon
Alien Fisher J Tarry Nussear
Fo Mile Content Stottlemyer
Willis
Rhodea
Charles Price
Charles E. Lindsay
George W. Gardner
Naniel Swomley
Frank Towner
Tracey HH Delanter
John C. Ambrose
James S Long
George Angell
Eduard C Shafer
John W Porter
James W. Long
Caliin G Doffer
Morris T Dade
Allen Woaver
Samuel M. Rite
Joseph Babington
Joseph Wolfe Tilghman I
Local Side- Highlights on Carroll Creek and City Parks
Frederick notes urge beautification along Carroll Creek and South Market Street bridge with weed removal to prevent malaria risk. Calls for marking Beckley’s sapling, preserving Bentz Street graveyard as sacred ground, and converting graveyard land to a public park. Proposes a Braddure Heights park memorial for George William Smith and revive the old tan walk for Fair time. Also reports a $1,000 verdict reduction in slander case Johnson v. Johnson and Frederick Post Office classified as ready for first class.
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Clui Club
Carroll Creek
South Market Street
Bentz Street
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bentz
M. L. Keedy
Hagerstown
Pearl Johnson
George Johnson
Leo Weinberg
Miss Johnson
Reedy
oMce
J. Alleine Williamson
Breaks Leg In Fall During Family Visit
Glyn Mullinix son of Mr and Mrs Milton Mullinix of Baltimore formerly of Mt. Airy fell while visiting the Speacht family in Arlington and broke his left limb between the lip and knee. Attending physicians are Dr E G Welch and Prof Dr Ashby of Baltimore.
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Glyn Mullinix
Milton Mullinix
Baltifore
Mt. Atcy
W. L. Speacht
Arlington
E.G. Welch
Dr. Ashby
Baltimore
Weller Continues Campaign Tour through Maryland
Republican governor candidate E Weller spent Wednesday in Hagerstown meeting party teachers and workers before a trip to Hancock and other towns. He plans to return Friday after visiting numberland and continues the campaign circuit. Dunkards Hold Reunion at Pen Mar Park with Pr W M Reichard of Fairplay Md presiding. A Francia Scott Kes Council UALM No 480 held a social session with refreshments after the business meeting.
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Weller
QO. E. Weller
Hagerstown
Hancock
Numberland
Peor
Dunkards
Brethren
Dunkard
Marsland
Pennsylvania
Pen-Mar Park
W M Reichard
Fairplay
Francia Scott Kes Council
UALM
Frederick Garden Opening Attracts Federal Guests
Frederick educator Frank C. Hargett met with top U S officials in Washington as guest of the Department of Agriculture. He presented two rare water lilies from the U S Botanical Gardens to Secretary Houston and invited him to the garden opening in Frederick planned for early September. Houston pledged to attend or send a department representative.
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U. B. Department of Agriculture
Frank C. Hargett
Frederick
West Second Street
Washington
Agricultural Department
Hargett
United States Botanical Gardens
Pennsylvania Avenue
Houston
Gude
Frederick Garden
On Special Deposits we pay a liberal rate of interest
A compact note proclaims a liberal rate of interest on special deposits offered by the institution. It emphasizes favorable terms to attract savers and deposits, highlighting the benefits of choosing their savings options. The ad-like statement signals promotional intent and financial incentives for customers.
Witter Files for County Commissioner Nomination
Local Republican candidate Harry B. Witter announces his bid for County Commissioner. A veteran party worker with 25 years in GOP activity he lists prior service as treasurer of the Board of Charities and Correction 1898 to 1902. Four rivals enter the race with two nominations to be made.
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News Today
Harry B. Witter
Frederick
Witter
Republican Party
Board of Charities and Correction
Mr. Witter
Ilinois
Frederick County
Ohio River
Baltimore State Road
Joseph G. Miller
Thomas F. Haugh
Near Frederick
George C. Huffer
Middletown
T. Frank Hightman
Petersville
C.J. Angleberger
Mt. Pleasant
Among the Sick Miss Dolly Kohrenburg
North Market street resident Miss Dolly Kohrenburg remains confined by illness while Miss Rose Fearhake at the Home for the Aged improves from sickness Mr Edward Ro Meason and Tick Stneet recoveries note progress with some able to be up again.
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Dolly Kohrenburg
Market Street
Rose Fearhake
Edward Ro Meason
Tick Stneet
Miss Ruth Stimmel hosts weekend visit in Woodsboro
The Misses Uncton of Cartisie Pa who have been using Miss Ruth Stimmel have returned home. Guests of Mr J W Stimamnel and family Monday included Mr and Mrs George Beitler Ray Reader Russel Troxell and Harvey Ogle from Los. Miss Ruth Stummel spent the weekend with Miss Clara Donsife at Woodsboro.
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Uncton
Cartisie
Ruth
Stimmel
J. W. Stimamnel
King’s New Dae Ointment Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts King’s New Disease remedy claiming to ease irritation and cough with the first dose. It promotes Dr Kang's treatment and urges readers to try the product via a pharmacy channel, asserting rapid relief.
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Kang
Andy
Medicine Chest for 2C A Handy Toothache Remedy
An old advertisement touts a $0.02 medicine chest with a remedy for toothache and various aches. It promises quick relief for sprains, inflamed gums, and general emergencies, urging readers to buy the compact bottle for home first aid.
Georgia to pay widow of Maryland governor Lowe for Civil War wire debt
A pending bill in Georgia would pay Mrs. Lowe, widow of former Maryland governor Lowe, a Civil War era debt Georgia incurred to obtain wire for cotton spinning cards. Lowe moved to Georgia at the war onset, smuggled wire from Maryland, and Georgia bonds were issued to settle after peace. principal and interest now total 60000. Also reports a four legged duck, sale of Lucas property to the B and O railroad, and local Masonry news.
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Lowe
Maryland
Frederick
Georgia
Gewgia
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Bouthern Printing
RB. Delaplaine
Treas
iWice-Preaigent
United
FEMA
New City Hotel
Xxey
South Market
Central
F. .Midt
West Patrick St
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Grs
Zimmerman Bros.’ Grocery
McCardell's
Frederick News
Freder, MG
Ishgisig
Wan
Acheghe
THE
Cal
Fredericksonian
Braddure Heights Park
George William Smith
East End
F.C. Hargett
U. S. Department of Agri
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
H. B. Witter
CdA@didacy
Frank M. Stevens
Harvey Whitmore
Mr. Stevens
Creagerstown
Stevens
Keet
George Shorb
Old Lucas Property Lord
Moler
Brunewick
Perfection Lodge
Nea 1
William Holland
Lacketts
Lacketts, Va
J. S. Simpson
Leesbure Theh
Ian Paeonian
Frederica Trust CO
the Bank
Frederick Trust Company
Market
Third Streets
David Cramer
Albert W. Ecker
Newton M. Zentz
Wm. B. Catshall
Charles A. Rice
Geo. H. Whitmore
S. H. Rosenstock
A. Thomas
Ramaburg
Frank W. Fraley
F. W. Obenderfer
C. V. C. Sanner
Frank L. Stoner
G. L. Thomas
M. E. Kefauver
John W. Thomas
William A. Hahn
Roy
Garrett
Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Frederick, Ud
K. Jylid&denTaFily
Emory C. Crum
B. Eward Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
North Market Treet
Frederick, NC
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church ST
Baltimore Transfer Corner
L. Jepp Milbourne
Carrel Bite
Ay Tsanr
E—S
H. M. Care News
Assource
Addrem
N. Market Street
Stokes’ Harness Shop
Kolb Bros
C. E. Klein
Ramsburg’s Fertilizer Co
W. M. Rhoads
Rostenour
Third Street
Fifth St
Harry Sc. Dash
Bowers
Hershberger’s
Harry W. Bowers
S. Market Street
C. E. Burger
S. Market St
N. Market St
East Third St
Kolb Brothers, Dyizdtt
Market ' St
Bath
Garrett_ & De Grange, Jr
Central Trust
Juliatt Aey
Rosenour
Market and
Church Sts
B. Rosenour & Sonadytatt
Telegraph Street
South Ket Street
Juzsata
West Third Street
West Third Stree Jura
East Patrick St
East Third Street
R. Julear
Shipley
Sy Central Trust Compang
Catrchani Streets
Apritest
East Street
East Third Sq
North Bents
Delvered
Richland Farms
Pps
Tn - KE
Fisher
Hygeia
Aliso
Juledtr Sa Ese
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
U. S. Govt Supervision
Federal Reserve
Association
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
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