Frederick Daily News and Sem iWeekly notice details
The Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News announce subscription rates and mail options for Frederick Md readers. The office is connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and requests cash with all orders. Correspondence and important news solicited from across the country.
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Frederick News Subscriber Notice
Subscribers to The Frederick News are asked to report missed deliveries and help improve service. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store MecCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
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Frederick
New City
Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt's
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
MecCardell's
Hotel Braddock
Nurses Home Opens at Frederick City Hospital
The Frederick City Hospital marked a formal opening of its new nurses home a gift from a generous donor with community participation in furnishing. The addition serves as a public benefaction and strengthens the hospital, while expressing local pride in the institution and its welfare. Tomorrow night final action is expected on a proposed ordinance restricting vehicle standing along Market street with debates on feasible accommodations for teams to address safety concerns. The Board of Aldermen is urged to uphold a firm stand to clear Market street and ensure rapid implementation.
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Frederick City Hospital
Addsion
Rwards
Market Street
Gomt
Pable
Board of Aldermen
City weather records and traffic rules converge in 1913
The text argues that once people adapt to new regulations the wisdom of rules will be clear, likening it to traffic ordinances in other places. It anticipates initial opposition as liberties are perceived to be constrained, then asserts city authorities must uphold public safety and better traffic, while noting 1913 aims to set lasting weather records.
Indecent Fiction Critique From The Omana Press
The Voice of the Press deplores modern fiction's moral drift arguing writers now glorify immorality for sales. It contrasts old authors who depicted vice as a warning with contemporary writers who cast immoral characters as virtuous and appealing to readers.
Merriness Minutes Lightly Satirize Ship Language
In a Washington Star quip Farmer Corntansel imagines replacing port and starboard with gee and Naw to suit agrarianists reflecting on recognition. The item blends humor about nautical terms, a dream exchange involving a proposed marriage, and a playful exchange about a Hungarian husband.
You Know How It Is Verse About the Perfect Man
A poem reflects on the flawless figure who never errs and always gives good advice yet admits human imperfection. The speaker jokes about testing the ideal man by assessing his limits and confronting his pretensions, ending with a humorous challenge to prove the flaw.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick memories recall a dry spell hurting crops and a farm fire east of the city where two hay and straw stacks burned while the barn was saved. East Patrick Street streetscape updates, school commissioners meet to fill vacancies, and Mr W Irving Parsons sold the urban home west of Frederick to Mrs Plummer Riggs.
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Frederick
George Johnson
Benjamin Laird
W. Irving Parsons
Plummer L. Riggs
Uriah A. Lough
Additional Water Supply For Residents Of Heights
Braddock Heights Water Company drilling a deep eight inch well in front of the pumping station at Braddock Springs. Contractors Wortman and Culler of Ashburn, Virginia, expect abundant flow within 300 feet but depth is limited by permit. Superintendent John W Poole notes drought reduced supply but receiving pool flow remains below consumption, urging heavy users to conserve water as the meter system cuts willful waste.
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Braddock Wheightsa Water Company
Braddock Springs
Wortman and Culler
Ashburn
Golid
Nermit
John W. Poole
Jie
Poole
Braddock Company
Handling Country's Noted Cases By Roger Wood
Roger B Wood of Frederick now a rising star in the Southern District of New York, leads prosecutions of major criminals. He drew the indictment against Lamar after compiling key evidence in the Hampton magazine stock case, and is poised to head the district's civil division this fall. He is praised for legal skill and rapid progress.
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Roger 8. Wood
Frederick
Roger B. Wood
United States District Attorney
Southern District of
New York
J. B. R. Wood
Wood
Hampton Magazine
Lamar
United State
F. Snowden Marshall
Made by many Frederick people use Doan's Kidney Pills
Frederick readers report relief from long standing kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Amanda C Rickards of Frederick says back pain dizziness and nighttime urination improved after a box. She has used the pills since and feels transformed. Sold everywhere price per box 3 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Frederick
Dean
Amanda C. Rickards
KR. F. D. Xo
Doan
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Buffalo
New York
United States
Moose Leader Frank L. Knod(e) Honored as Chairman of Board of Grievances
Frederick resident Frank L. Knode, secretary of the Judiciary Committee for the Order of Moose, was named chairman of the Board of Grievances at the Supreme Lodge meeting in Cincinnati. With 1,200 delegates present, Knode presided at the opening hearing as hundreds of Moose watched. he handled witnesses and evidence with judge-like authority, earning public congratulations for his conduct. The next Moose convention will be in Milwaukee, with officers elected including supreme prelate E. J. Heurg and supreme treasurer Hartwell Mace.
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Frank L. Knode
Frederick
Order of Moose
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Beig
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Knuile Ae
Frederick County
Milwaukee
Wis
E. J
Heurg
Hartwell Mace
Philadelphia
J J
Keogh
Baltimore
F. J. Robbins
Hamilton
Ontario
L. D. Robertson
Vancouver
Tredertek
Social World Surprise Party on Birthday for Regina Sheets
A delightful surprise party was tendered Miss Regina Sheets on July 30 by the Girls' Friendly Society. Games lasted late before guests gathered for refreshments. attendees included Miss Louise Johnson, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Misses Resina and Ruth Sheets, and many others.
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Regina Sheets
Louise Johnson
Henry Johnson
Resina
Ruth Sheets
Helen
Marie Rumff
Lilie
Ruth Stone
Sarah
Eloise Gilbert
Mary Danner
Grace Withide
Mary Stoup
Helen Stokes
Pauline Shearer
Daisy Measel
Marie Bear
Annie Mehrling
Myra Pool
Ruth Wilhide Sheets
O. W. Sheets
Messrs
Alber Nichols
Howard McCann
David Wetzel
Walter Sheets
Francis Riddlemoser
Birthday greetings for three Frederick citizens
The News celebrates three Frederick residents born in late July. Casper E. Cline, furniture dealer, born July 21, 1872, in this county, came to Frederick at age 14 to start as a clerk and became well known. Samuel A. Gregg, born July 31, 1866 in Loudoun County, later superintendent of Montevue Hospital after earlier state and livery work. D. Charles Winebrener, born July 31, 1871, heads D.C. Winebrewer & Co., a leading Western Maryland firm.
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Casper E. Cline
This County
Cline
Samuel A. Gregg
Montevue Hospital
Loudoun County
Virginia
Montevue
Jefferson
D. Charles Winebrener
D.C. Winebrewer and Co
Maryland
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Departures
Mrs BLK Legg and her daughter Florence Legg have left Sud brook Inn Baltimore and are visiting Frederick. Mrs Ulysses Stull and daughter from Howard county return home after a week at Braddock Heights. Mrs Robert C Lanning of Washington New Jersey visits at the Coop er Wills home on Church street for a month. Mrs Ephriam Eyler, recently in Baltimore, returns to Frederick with Mr Eyler. Mr A D Bell and Miss Loretta Kress motor to Frederick to visit Mrs Bell's sister Mrs BR J Kottmger. William G Baker of Baker Waits Co bankers returns from six weeks through the Canadian Northwest and Pacific Coast. Mrs Baker accompanies him but remains with relatives in Iowa.
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Sudbrook Inn
Baltimore
Frederick
Ulysses Stull
Frank Knill
Howard County
Braddock Heights
Robert C. Lanning
Washington, N. J
EB. Cooper Wills
Church Street
A. D Bell
Loretta Kress
Littlestown, Pa
Bell
BR. J. Kottmger
Wm. G. Baker
Baker, Waits & Co
Bakto
Canadian Northwest
Pacific Coast
Mr. Baker
W. G. Baker
Buckeystown
Property Deed Transfers in County with Spouses
Thomas A Locke and wife deed property to John M Artbey and wife for 1600 dollars. A marriage license for James W Warfield 24 of Woodbine and Grace Main 22 of Mt Airy is listed. A robbery scare on West Fifth Street prompted an early morning lookout after a trolley crew member reported a man entering the cellar of Charles Masser’s store at Fifth and Bentz but no intruder was found.
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John M. Artbey
Marhiagf Licensis
James W. Warfield
Woodbine
Grace Main
Mt. Airy
West Fifth Street
Charles Masser
Fifth and
Bentz Streets
Adams
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros
Today's stock quotations furnished by Motter Bros. & Co. list closing prices and brief movements for major industrials and railroads. Investors track gains and losses across Dow components with brief summaries of notable shifts and volume indicators.
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King of All Laxatives Advertisement Claim
Faust Mathulka of Buffalo New York calls Dr Kings New Life Pills the King of all laxatives. He says they bless his family and keep a bow at home. Get a box and get well price 25c recommended by Pearces Modern Pharmacy.
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New Life
Faust Mathulka
Buffalo
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