The Daily News and Weekly News Ad Pricing Notices
The notices outline subscription rates for the Daily News and Weekly News in Frederick Maryland. Prices include four cents per month or one dollar per year, with advance payment required and offers for club discounts. The publications are delivered by carriers in the city or mailed nationwide.
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Wits District Democrats Nominate Tstbot for Congress
The piece notes the Second District Democrats fixed habit of nominating Tstbot for Congress and hints at Senate for are as candidate. It contrasts lighter dispatches from South Dakota about a balloon breaking speed records with concerns over Panama Canal Zone management and preparedness amid historic tensions.
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Tstbot
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Farmers' Exhibit to Offer Prizes for Frederick County Goods
The Tas News advert shows Frederick county farmers urged to prepare high grade specimens of grains fruit and vegetables for a next winter exhibition. Substantial cash prizes will honor top entries with lectures and demonstrations to aid farming methods and sericulture, promising better land returns for all participants.
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Forest preservation progress noted by Cumberland News
The Cumberland News comments that forest preservation is advancing but not secure, while Maryland congressmen spend equal time in Washington as at home, suggesting limited impact on local policy and effort.
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Fourth of July observance policy discussed by police board
The Baltimore News notes debate over fireworks and noise limits on July 1 7s during a push to calm public celebrations. Officials consider licensing restrictions to avoid fires injuries and hospital calls as communities seek a orderly independence day.
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Alter City
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Wits Across Mirthful Quotes
A collage of humorous quotes and witticisms from readers and newspapers. Lines include a Kansas farmer praising prosperity a Philadelphia Inquirer exchange about doctors and cemeteries and references to the Declaration of Independence and humorous misstatements by public figures.
Uncle Joe farce in House committee report on paper trade
The New York World critiques the House committee named by Speaker Cannon to assess the petition of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association to regulate wood pulp and print paper. It calls the hearings farcical and the investigation a fraud, arguing the Paper Trust influence blocks legislative action. The piece warns the coalition may yet buy campaign support.
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New York World
House
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Caninon
Republi
Moments With The Muse The Love Knot
A whimsical verse describes a girl tying her bonnet under her chin while a western wind teases and scatters curls. The breeze seems to capture a young man’s heart as they stroll uphill, with playful affection and a kiss at the hilltop.
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Baseball Matters and Local Efforts Hit Lively Weekend
Reports from Baltimore clubs indicate Fulton Athletic Club plays here this afternoon before a Friday match in Hagerstown. Hazento faced a charges dispute over a mileage book kept with Belair players. Rosebuds beat Frederick Juniors 3 1 0 1 in a tense game. Lewistown shut out Woodsboro 5 0 as Shaffer’s battery led the win. Maryland School baseball may face Rosebuds if Lewistown fails to confirm next Saturday’s game.
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Neeley
Dutrow
FL i. Cigar Store
Patrick and
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Honehuda
Birch
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Leass
Woodsboro
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Shaffer
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Maryland
Easton Mayor Resigns After City Council Dispute
The article notes Mayor Chaffinch of Easton resigning due to a fight with the City Council. It also mentions party conventions in Somerset and counties including Anne Arundel Prince Georges Howard and Washington, plus Auditor Hall's report on Cumberland city books. An Md. legislator from Mechanicsville was arrested and moved to Baltimore on embezzlement charges.
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Easton
Essman Talbott
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Centerville
Somerset
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Howard
Washington
Cumberland
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Terat Mechanicsville
Baltimore
Take Heed to Thyself In NYU Graduation Sermon
Dr. Robert MacKenzie delivers a baccalaureate sermon to New York University graduates urging individuals to guard the personal conscience against corporate identity. He warns that conflating the self with the collective erodes responsibility and happiness, calling conscience inherently personal amid rising corporate influence.
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Robert MacKenzie
Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Curch
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Test Fire Alarm Installation At Independent Engine House
An automatic fire alarm is being installed in the Independent engine house and will be operated from the telegraph switch. When a signal is sent lights will turn on three gongs ring and a striker will sound the large bell. The ringing lasts five minutes to test the system tomorrow at 4 PM.
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New Illuminant Blau gas Promises Flexible Lighting
Chemists discuss blau gas a new liquid illuminant from Germany tested at Columbia University. The product, named after Prof. Blau, coolly lights like ordinary gas but uses copper micropipes and bottled liquid gas deliveries to avoid main piping. Proponents tout cost efficiency, independence from piping, and potential safety benefits in reducing fire hazards from broken gas lines.
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Work of Death and Obituaries in Park Mills region
Obituary notices for Jahn w. Dixon and others from Park Mills and nearby areas. Funeral details at Flint Hill church with Rev. John Poutz officiating. Infant death and multiple local deaths including Albert Sill, with burial plans and church services noted. Also a public health note praising Chamberlain's L ivington for rheumatism relief and home remedy recommendation.
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Jahn W. Dixon
John Poutz
Frederick
Pelibeaters
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Wm. H. Fusk
J. H. Cursan
Samuel Schuartz
Charlies Greene
Mount George
W. Peters
Albert Sill
Albert Hul
John
Ada Hill
Alinchari’s Alley
Social World Picnic at Montongua Springs Enjoyed
A private basket picnic yesterday at Montongua Springs brought pleasure to Mr and Mrs Rhodes Kemp and party including Alién Mr R Arnold Mrs James Enright and Mrs Wm Ramsburg Master Alen Kemp caught a fine string of fish. The Mountain Assembly series begins under Miss Ritchie's school with planning for a June 5 Friday evening event.
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