Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Ad Rates
The Freder ick daily and semi weekly paper outlines subscription and advertising rates. Semi weekly News published Tuesdays and Fridays at 3.20 per year advance. Entries note mail delivery, pricing, and local offices. Listings show Brunswick Times distribution and news office contacts, with post office registration.
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Guadagot Ma
North Market Guest
Re Wrederce, MD
Great Southern Printing and, Manufacturing Company
United
The Farm Woman and the Rural Home Revisited
An essay on the evolving role of farm wives as modern partners in agriculture. It notes long committees and investigations may miss core issues while highlighting how farm women juggle domestic duties, social life, and pressing economic concerns. The piece compares past loneliness with today's activity and hints at Congress action provoking discussion.
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Juna Sucp
National Education Association
Congress
Belones
France and Woman's Club
Tratel
Investigating Commission
Letters to the Editor on East Fifth Street Gardens
John W McGil of 138 West Fifth Street chides city leaders over conditions around the colored graveyard at East Fifth and Sixth Streets. He mocks pledges by Fraley and other officials and o bjections to the Sacred Enclosure. He suggests neglect by city fathers and hints at hidden issues behind delays.
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East Fifth Street
Botanical Gardens
The
Newa
Lawin
Wrengle
Lewis
Albaugh
Fraley
East Fifth
John W. McGil
W. Fifth St
The United States as a Resort for South American Tourists
The Voice of the Press notes a U S promoter delegation promoting Pan American tourism to Central and South America. It discusses aims to attract Brazilian and Chilean travelers to winter in New York or summers in New England and the West. The piece examines cultural exchange, economic links, and future travel incentives.
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United States
Christian Stlenace Montbor
Central
South America
Americas
Mexico
New York
New England
West
Paris
Rome
Vienna
White Mountains
Europe
South
Elalatic
Lre
Hagerstown
American Foundry
Adamg & Demory
Aary Roods
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Frederick
United States Marine Corps
Jvidiman
Sickness and Social News From Walkersville Area
Local notices report several residents ill with typhoid fever or sickness including John W Falh Emma Salter George F P Kline Helen Stauffer and John Francis Smith. A sacred musical recital at Glade Reformed Church Walkersville featured Miers Stottlemyer Ort Kemptixon and others.
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John W Falh
East Fourth Street
Emma Salter
West Church Street
George FP. Kline
East South Street
Helen Stauffer
Walkareville
Frederick City Hospital
Harry Bo Coapline
City Hospital
John Francis Smith
West Second Street
James Hh, Gambril
Glade Reformed Church
Wallersville
Read Miers
Wor. Stottlemyer
M. S
Waynesboro
M. Ort
Walkersville
Amy Kemptvixon
FredsTouk
Waste of Food and Economic Cost Highlighted
A skeptical essay warns against waste in food and daily indulgences, estimating annual U.S. food waste around 5.2 billion dollars with Doctor Wiley placing a quarter of it as avoidable. It contrasts this with the impact of curbstone stores and a local police crackdown on obstructive sidewalk displays. Reverend Howard O. Keen suffers eye injury from a baseball, needing medical care in Baltimore.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Chronicle Item
Local items recall events from July 1866 including a group driving to White Rock for hours, a thief entering Dr T S Eader’s dental office on South Market Street, and various injuries and misfortunes involving residents such as Charles Creager and the Hoht/Jobe families.
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Avothief
T S Eader
South Marlet Street
Moments of Merriness in Classic Snippets
A playful exchange toggles between a wife and husband about doing life again while a lighthearted Detroit Free Press line notes a scorching 197 degree shade reading. The Kansas City Star quote adds a humorous dig at a patient, good-humored farmer as a counterpoint to domestic chatter.
Death by own action shrouds family in mystery
Albert SH Frey a Baltimore chemist shot himself at his home on 3308 Bateman avenue after a period of insomnia and nervous strain. The Lehigh University graduate was well liked and his family, recently visiting Frederick, is perplexed by the act. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 2:30 from St. Mark's Lutheran with burial in Lorraine Cemetery.
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Albert SH. Frey
Baltimore
Bateman Avenue
Frey
Arthur
New York
Lehigh University
W .H. Prinbar
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Young Frey
Lorraine Cemetery
Headlights Blind Two Cars In Maryland Smashup
Two vehicles, a Pennsylvania van and a Ford from Washington, collided on Frederick Baltimore State road near New Market after bright headlights blinded the oncoming driver. All occupants escaped with minor injuries. Col. E Austin Baughman urged motorists to dim headlights and whitewash culverts to improve visibility. A separate car got stuck in Carroll Creek, requiring a tow. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad follows.
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Pennsylvania
Ford
Washington
Frederick-Baltimore State Road
New Market
Fighta
E Austin Baughman
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
Baughman
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Busy August Visiters
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rohrback return from Atlantic City. Several people vacation, visit relatives, or travel to Washington Baltimore Gettysburg and Cumberland. Notables include Rev James Wrightson, Prof Paul Miller, and J Sewell Kennedy receiving medical care.
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Jacob Rohrback
Atlantic City
Katherine Wehler
Baltimore
Charles H. Kehne
Elm Street
Bowers
North Market Street
Misa Mamlo Moberly
Patrick Street
Washington
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Edgar Brust
Ernest Myers
Richard 8. Keyser
Dill Avenue
Hagerstown
Misa Mary Witter
Frank Witter
Alice Cocklin
Bowmanstdale
Breck Shaw
Robert
Harry
South Market Street
Manchester
Carroll County
Ming Lela B. Angleberger
West Fourth Street
G. A. Young
Johnsville
James O. Wrightson
M. LE. Church
Severn River
Annapolis
Louis Baer
W. D. Jenks Cole
Gettysburg
Elizabeth DeGrange
Whiliam Bales
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Bales
Wm. Neidhardt
Baltmore
Braddock Heights
Harry A. Diffendal
Philadelphia
George Garner
The
Boston Globe
Garner
Frederick
Maryland
Charles Bunsard
George Smith
Jefferson
Daniel Shaff
Waynesboro
Pen-Mar
Shaff
Misa Iva
Paul S. Miller
New York
C. Mantz Doll
Daniel H. Buckey
Sharpsburg
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
J. Sewell Kennedy
Jon A. Kennedy
East Third Street
John’s Hopkins Hospital
Mesars
Roger Rice
Oscar Derr
Cumberland
Pauline Grove
Helen Wertheimer
Madge Kemp
Adamstown
Matthew P. Staley
Baltimore Sa
Property Deeds and Marriages in County Records
Deeds recorded: James W. Smith to Mae Smith et al for county real estate, value unspecified. Oliver McGrew transfers property to Grayson H. Staley for county real estate, value $275. Marriage licences list John H. Young 30 and Blanche V. Lee 28 both colored of Doubs. Sheridan Kine 25 and May Elen Weeks 21 both of Frederick, both pairs divorced.
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James W. Smith
Mae Smith
Oliver. McGrew
Grayson H. Staley
John H. Young
Blanche V. Lee
Doubs
Sheridan Kine
May Elen Weeks
Frederick
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RSE Daily News
Gee'y
Birely, Co
Gorecription
Brunswick Times
Frunswick Times
National Book
Piacere
New City
Ckey’s
Cigar
K. Schmidt
Patrick
Arlington Hotel
Braddock
Zitaméerman Bros’ Grocery
McCardell
Sun
Seon
Voice OF the Press
Sun Francisco
Lfe
Doctor Wiley
Kwell Savill
Amer Bankers
Assa
Curbstone
Lewis Fraley
Howard O. Keen
Methodist Protestant
Snow HL
Kemp Town
Veluge
Snow
Is6
Bugsies
White Rock
Charles F Creager
Mir
Thomas Hoht
Jobe
Chartes D. Weer
New London
Detroit
Mercury
Shide Hilleifider
Kansas City Star
Leitich
Creek
Middletown
Carroll Creek
Sean Bridge
Analion
Ita
Hall
J. Cheney
Toledo
Au Drogatera
Franklin Savings Bank OF
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Eee Canna
Stuka Borda
OC Pian Sebaiy
Wedslanneaiey
Acenta
Wank
Wiz
Arsa
Tenidend Md
Teral
State of
W Heinlein
Institutien de Aderanis
W. Heinlein
Attony Samgs Une
Francis Vosrpmer
Clayton OF
Keeny
Directern
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National
Frederick, Md
Yee
Lewis and Clark
Three Forks
Missouri River
Missouri
Mississippi
West Third Street
South Market &T
W John Smith
Winchester
Hahn and Rowe
East Second Street
Henry P. Faurnet
Orphan’ Court
Frederick County
Adam Luther Nickels
John M. Nickels
OL Reedy
Ainsi
Lanys
St Wath
Wm. Ho Hepwood
South 3S
Liberal
Royal Society Embroidery
N. OR
Mantz
South Market
Commerce Ae
News Office
Kolb Brothers
W. Patrick St
J. Marshall Miller
Bouth Bentz Street
North Market St
North Bentz Street
North Bents Street
M. Rhoads
Hosenour
Market Street
Birely
Dutrow
J. Dutrow
Bentz
North Market AA Ally
C. E. Burger
Jursaes
Bow~ers Lumber Co
Chas, Wertheimer
Mobley Bro
West Patrick St
Frederick Trust Company
New Central Trust Company
Garrett S. Ok Gaanes, Je
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
City
Rann
Svard Kepner, Wilees P. Smit
Kepner & Smith
Forth Market Stiser
Clate
Kews
Newspaper
ARC Hyre
FAR. &, Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
U. 8. Gov't. Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
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