Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Ad Rates
Frederick Daily News offers mail and city delivery at 25 cents per month, 2008 for four months, 1.60 for six months, or 3.00 per year. The Semi-Weekly News, issued Tuesdays and Fridays, costs 1.00 per year in advance with club incentives. The News Office is connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Exchange. ads and news can be sent any time. Mail correspondence to The News, Frederick, Md. Second class mail matter.
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Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Delivery
To subscribers of The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regularly report to this office as we strive to perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant Fr Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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The Scarcity of Teachers in New York City Schools
June brings stress to school boards as teaching vacancies rise and candidates face scrutiny. Despite normal schools and colleges, finding able teachers is harder as women turn to business and professional fields for higher pay. Many women run farms, shops, restaurants, hotels, or newspapers where brains and business merit are valued over sex, making the teaching grind less attractive amid high living costs. The average elementary teacher earns 3559 while a street cleaner earns 631. in all fields brains command better pay than muscle.
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Grasshopper plague feared in Texas and Southwest
The piece notes grasshoppers as more than a nuisance, rising in clouds in Texas and other Southwest states. A Nebraska man recalls the 1875 invasion that darkened the sun, recounting severe crop damage and widespread fear among farmers.
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Grasshoppers Damage Crops and Folk Song Note
An anecdote describes grasshoppers decimating a field during noon and dinner delays, with onions also eaten. A neighbor notes similar pest damage. The tale contrasts the grasshopper as a fighter for rights, a folk reference in a song, and a vivid image of its strong hind legs.
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Ike
Arbitration pact renewals mark peace efforts across nations
The New York World notes a five year renewal of the general treaty of arbitration between Great Britain and the United States signed by Secretary of State Bryan and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, alongside similar renewals with France, Italy and others, signaling ongoing support for universal peaceful arbitration. It cites international moves toward peace and cites Bryan’s proposals for investigation and conferences embraced by multiple nations. It also includes a discussion from the Philadelphia Record on U S wheat production and a Mississippi farmer's shift to intensive farming under Department of Agriculture guidance, improving credit and debt status through better yields.
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Edward G Shriner Graduates at Franklin and Marshall Academy
One of the graduates Mr Edward G Shriner son of Mr and Mrs Edward D Shriner near Lancaster Pa was among the graduates of Franklin and Marshall Academy. He belonged to a class of about twenty who mostly expect to attend college. Shriner was one of two who graduated in the science course. Commencement exercises were held last Thursday with revelry and remarks on studies.
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Edward D Shriner
Franklin and Marshall Academy
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Chamberlains Colic Cholera And Diarrheta Remedy Ad
Ad promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera And Diarrheta Remedy for summer use. Claims it has no superior for colic and diarrhea symptoms and urges purchase from all dealers. Notes tarry familiar warnings and distributor mentions Werthmans Lanes and local names.
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Tragic death in Pearl area as Mrs Cromwell dies at home
Mrs Kittle May Cromwell wife of A Cronwell of near Pearl died suddenly this morning from a heart attack before a physician could arrive. She had long heart trouble but was in good health yesterday. Her husband and a daughter Edith May Cromwell aged 22 survive along with several brothers and sisters. Funeral at the house at 10 o'clock Thursday with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. C Caity undertaker. MEG ANNA MEELSPEL COVER Dead in Thurmont at 71 with son Win Cover and daughter Mrs Lillie Yingling. Service at Thurmont Church conducted by Rev Helmer with burial in the local cemetery. Pallbearers named. Wilhide and Croager funeral directors.
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Chas. Delaplane
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Wilhide and
Croager
Justice Orders Ceasefire After Colored Women Fight
Justice Agron Ro Anders announced an end to the brawl among colored women on the steps of Frederick. Four women were wounded in the melee, with fists and slurs exchanged. May Gilmore led the group and paid an $8 fine or 60 days, while Ana Gray Laura Lill and Laura James were fined $5 each.
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Rockville Club Organizes and Horti cultural Event Planned
The firm of J G Harrison and Sons will entertain on the mayor's lawn in Berlin Md with the Maryland State Horticultural Society and Peninsula Horticultural Society July 31 Invitations go to Hort society members from Pennsylvania New Jersey Virginia and West Virginia The Harrison orchards show properties as an increasing peach crop and growing methods for saving and expanding the crop attract growers Rockville Woman's Club held its annual meeting naming officers including President Mrs J Clinton Arnutt First VP Mrs George P Henderson Second VP Mrs William J Talbott Recording Secretary Mrs J Darby Bowman Corresponding Secretary Mrs Levis Watson and Treasurer Miss Rose Henderson
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Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle
A fragmented Frederick column recalls events from twenty years ago including political changes in Cleveland and Marseilles, a collapse of the old Ford Theatre building in Washington injuring many, and Edsa Booth’s burial in Mount Auburn. Other notes mention local baseball scores and market quotes with garbled names and figures.
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Frost Hits Frede rick County as June Dips to 38
Frost forms in low places across Frederick County as a 38 degree low sets a new cool June record. Temperatures fall rapidly from 61 after sunset to 38 by morning, with 65 as the day's high and frost reported in several areas but minor damage overall. Residents keep fires burning to ward off the chill while gardens await sun and warmth.
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New York Stocks Quotations Provided by Motter Bros Co
New York stocks quoted today by Motter Bros Co. offer a snapshot of market activity with prices for leading shares. Traders monitor key indices and adjust positions as gains and losses shift through the session.
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Frederick Maryland Bank Ads and Financial Notices
A faded newspaper page shows investment and insurance notices, ground rents details, and a bank condition report. It lists Waleh The News growth, bond offers, Baltimore property investments, and Ladies' fashion lines, followed by detailed financial statements from the Frederic County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank with cashier attestations and director stamps.
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