Frederick Daily News and Semi weekly News Directory 1948
Frederick Md Tuesday 1948 issue describes the News Office services in Frederick Including subscription rates Ten cents per issue and annual rates for daily and semi weekly editions The paper offers mail subscriptions nationwide and mentions club incentives for bulk orders The News Office welcomes correspondence and advertises telegraph and mail submission methods and notes post office classification Second class mailing status and publication details tied to Freder ick Maryland Tuesday Volume 3 1948
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Ander
Chesapeake & Potomac Telehome Exchange
Frederick
Frederick News circulation appeal and distribution points
Subscribers who do not receive The Frederick News regularly are asked to report the issue so the office can correct it. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant FK Schmidt's Cigar Store Wear Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and Zimmermen Bros Grocery Store at Braddock Heights.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
Market St. Central
FK Schmidt
Wear Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock -Heights
Zimmermen Bros
Slum Conditions in Washington Stir Public Debate
Mrs Woodrow Wilson studies Washington slums amid cries for reform as critics contrast American neglect with German sanitary tenements. The piece laments dirt, disease, and crowded courts while urging strong city action and accountability to end the health nightmare in the nation’s capital.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Kansas
America
Germany
Panama Isthmus
Arbitration pact renewals signal peace drive
The New York World notes the signing of five year renewals of the general treaty of arbitration between Great Britain and the United States, with similar renewals to follow with France, Italy and Spain. It lauds Secretary Bryan and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice for advancing peaceful dispute resolution and cites international investigations proposed by Bryan supported by Italy, Britain, France, Brazil, Sweden, Norway, Peru and Russia as practical steps toward universal peace.
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MGM
New York World
Mr. Bryan
Cecil Spring-Rice
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Spain
Republic
Jlolling Faust
Mur. Bryan
Brazil
Sweden
Norway
Peru
Russia
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous lines and quips from early papers. Dialogues range from a pocket dynamite joke to a platform gadfly asking if a message is prepaid. A morbid joke about Borden and a commuter’s crash remark wrap the set in a parade of witty snippets.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Little Country Town Poem Reflects Peaceful Pastoral Scene
S E Kiser writes in the Chicago Record a Herald about a tranquil small town where trees bloom abundantly. Neighbors greet each other with contentment, leisure and simple joys replace city turmoil, and harmony between classes endures with faith in friendship.
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S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record
A Herald
Water Works bids opened for new reservoir
Frederick city bids by Groff Simpson Fleming ranged from 204 down to 155. Mr Lewis Rice reports Key Monument Fund total 5.25. Wm J Grove named postmaster at Lime Kiln. Young People's Guild Evangelical Reformed held reception. Albert Hargett joins Besant and Roait spice house. Mehrie Oiten succeeds Hargett at Cr S Niffendai Co.
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Committee On Water Works
Tmdt
Joseph Groff
J. A. Simpson
FL Fleming
Albert Hargett
Besant and
Raoit
WLHL
Crawford & Co
Beltimore Mir
Mehrie Oiten
Cr S Niffendai & Co
Hargett
Adamstown High School Alumni Banquet Report
Adamstown High School alumni held their annual banquet in the high school building with about fifty members present. The event featured a student-hosted meal, a program of music and recitations, and officers elected for the new year.
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Emmitsburg High School
Jefferson
Alumni Association
Ute Adamstown High School
Iat
Afty i
Dsesociation
Frank Thomas
Thena Dutrow
Hdna Witter
Jesse Ohara
Vicce
John Ohof
Baltmore
Mise Juia Thomas
Irengira
Jessie Lover
Among the Sick In Frederick and Vicinity
Several residents from Frederick and surrounding area are confined to their homes due to illness. Mrs John Whitmore on South Market Street is very sick, while Chartres A Welty on North Market Street remains quite ill. Wm Emory Steadman of West South Street shows improvement after a period of sickness. Wm O Brachey on Madison Avenue recently sparke d and underwent an X ray examination yesterday at the aia Uespial. Miss Alice Broun near the city cut three fingers badly while bread making last Wednesday.
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Frederick
John Whitmore
South Market Street
Chartres A. Welty
Jessenday
Deaf school head candidate eyed in Maryland
Gallaudet College graduate PT G Forrester, aged 58, now head teacher at Parkville High School for the Deaf, is expected to become principal of the Maryland School for the Deaf at Frederick to replace Dr. C R Ely. The Board of Visitors meets Thursday to decide, with Frederick members backing Forrester and endorsements from notable educators including Dr Bernard C Steiner.
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Gallaudet College
High School For
Parkville, Md
Pt. G. Forrester
Normnal
Washington
Maryland
Tor the Deaf
Frederick
C. R. Ely
Forrester
Ireland
Edinburg
Glasgow
Mellenville, Ont. School
Bernard C. Steiner
Brief Items of Local and General Interest
The residence of Harvey R. Lease on Church street is being repainted by Lourren L. Welty. Martin L. Firestone on East street and Capt Daniel Grimes on West All Saints Street also have homes repainted by William H. Gilbert. Mrs Margaret Magruder on South Market street repainted by Gilbert and Mrs F H Koehler on West Patrick street lost forty half grown chickens, likely to a weasel. County Commissioners completed half mile stone road from Kemptown to Montgomery line at cost $437. Road bed 12 feet wide with flint stone, binder dust, praised for stability. earlier similar stretch gave good service. Harre J. Each and spouse appeared in court before Justice Fabian Peres. their four-year-old son present. case dismissed with reprimand. Ly Withered Ratrodi, rep of Wm J Marbury for Senate, visited city. to meet supporters after traveling from Hancock by automobile.
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Reading
Harvey R. Lease
Church Street
Lourren L. Welty
Martin L. Firestone
East Street
Mehr
Moberly
Daniel Grimes
West All Saints Street
William H. Gilbert
Margaret Magruder
South Market Street
F. H. Koehler
West Patrick Street
Kemptown
Montgomery County
Harre
Fabian Peres
Hermann Greenhouse
Cass
Bach
Chid
Das
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected by Motter Bros
The Baltimore stock market figures list various securities with corrected noon prices. Notable entries include Georgian Alabama 68.46, Seaboard Air Line Ist Pfd, Maryland Electric Range, United Rail funding 86 percent, Mercantile Trust 165, and Citizens Bank etc. The list contains numerous bonds and railroad issues with fluctuating quotes from Motter Bros. & Co. brokers in Baltimore.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Jung
dBc
Colton Duck
Alabama
Houston
Elec
Narf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Linthed
United Hys
United
Rys
Cain
Maryland Isles
Central
MD. ‘Trust
Ace
Mercantile Trust
Power Notes
Anacostia & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank Bi
Js Kid
Depairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
MD. del
Leading Lady Grouchy Over Divorce Case Die Hard
New York stocks report is interrupted by a humorous dialogue about a leading lady who grows cranky after her divorce plans are thwarted when her husband dies. The exchange suggests social attitudes and a courtroom joke rather than market news.
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Mabelle
Estelle
Nothing Like ZEMO For Pimples Never
ZEMO is advertised as a 25¢ bottle miracle for pimples and skin ailments. The ad claims quick relief from itching, eczema, sores, and rashes with a clear liquid that sinks in. Sold in drug stores or by mail, with a $1 bottle offering six times the quantity. Frederick ad notes Williamson Drug Store carrying it.
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Zemo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St Louis
Investment Offer Promises High Ground Rent Yields
Classified note from Prunes Ralg ha detailing financial terms for a ground rent investment in Baltimore. Claims annual percentages around 3 1/2 to 5 percent with prices listed from 343.4 for a 37 Best plan and up. Mentions Kilimere representation and brokerage services in a historic real estate context.
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Baltimore
Moet Deerawls
Kattimere
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