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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
6
The Brunswick office outlines subscriptions and rates for The News and moving printing services. It lists where The News can be found and urges subscribers to report missed papers to improve service.
Readers discuss whether a state law mandating vehicle lights is wise as auto use grows. Arguments note safer night driving and reduced accidents from illuminated cars, while acknowledging the Legislature must decide if such a rule is practical and enforceable across rural roads and urban areas.
A critic argues that intelligent readers prefer newspapers and real life reports over sensational magazines. He contrasts coarse circuses posters on station news counters with the more substantial content of newspapers and magazines that recount actual human experiences and achievements, condemning sugary sentiment in fiction.
Opinion from The New York World urges states to build robust local militias rather than rely on federal forces. It cites Wisconsin as a leader, noting its 497,922 men aged 18 to 44 and a 2,982 member militia, arguing most states lack adequate militia and funding. It calls for state costed, well-regulated militias and stronger militia appropriations nationwide.
Poem notes shadows over pasture land and a farmer resting in shade after work. The speaker contemplates God's peace beyond war and the final restful evening when all toil ends. The speaker hopes readers offer gratitude for health and peace.
Cough relief advertised with claims of stopping coughing quickly and soothing irritation. Promises cure with Dr Kings New Discovery after four percent years of use and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Available from your druggist for a nickel.
A series of obituaries and notices from Frederick region residents includes Mrs Eliza Lewis of Carter Street who died at age 89 near 11 PM amid Civil War era memories, John Luther Nicodemus of Hagerville age 87 dying of heart trouble, Jacob William Brown of Emmitsburg age 77 with a large survivor list, Mrs John C Buckey of New Windsor age 52 with immediate family, Jennie Anderson of Rowlesburg near 70, and James A Rosensteel age 78 at Montevue Hospital with funeral plans pending. Also a note on French city street paving blocks failing after a brief experimental period.
Local items from The News July 21 1895 report a barn destroyed by lightning on Daniel Hartman’s farm near Emmtshuree, the new Independence Hose Co engine house delayed by brick supply, Dr Franklin Ro Smith enlarging his Court Street office into law suites, and three Frederick men losing their clothes in Bush Creek while swimming.
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