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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
6
The Brunswich News issues a semi weekly edition on Tuesdays and Fridays with mail delivery options and subscription prices. Rates include 41 North Market Street address delivery and annual plans, with sales offices and agents listed for news availability in Brunswick and surrounding areas.
A patriotic verse extols the starry flag across the nation from ocean to ocean. It recalls forefathers’ sacrifices for liberty and declares the people secure beneath its folds, celebrating unity and national greatness.
The Frederick municipal election selected three-year city leaders. Voters face future city decisions under new mayor and aldermen. The community hopes for wise, economical, and successful governance to keep Frederick bigger and brighter.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a mixed theme with references to Democrats and night figures. Mentions Frederick, potential months, and a templar or veteran angle, but content is incoherent and names are unclear.
The New York World reports 23 enlisted men passed the qualifying exam for admission to the Naval Academy under a law allowing annual appointments. Secretary Daniels seeks congressional authority to appoint all successful candidates, arguing it benefits naval development and personal advancement, despite criticism of democratizing the Navy.
The New York Sun questions the idea of a perfect candidate by listing virtues of Washington Lincoln and Grant, then argues that modern leaders must possess even more traits. It mocks the standard of a flawless hero and ridicules mass cravings for an ideal politician.
Dialogue snippets reveal a character named Catterson planning a summer training camp, with remarks about secrecy and a rare disclosure to his wife. Other lines reference a quarrel between Benk and his pilot and a humorous take on marriage following a ceremony, all in a playful exchange tone.
Local column notes from June 14, 1596 recount Frederick happenings. Charles Price near Urbana donated 12 gold fish for Court House Park fountain. FE L Codlentz of Middleteen spoke at Franklin Marshall College Commencement as an honor graduate. Clyde Harp of Wolfsville suffered a fractured skull after a colt incident. Samuel Brown couple on West Third street display a white magnolia in full bloom.
Mina Margaret Roetkey and Julia Rodtkey visit Thurmont friends while Miss Marian Owens hosts in Baltimore. Various residents travel to Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis for visits conventions and study. Families plan summer moves and send well wishes as neighbors depart on trips and to meet relatives.
Announcement of the marriage of Rev. G. J. Roudabush former burgess of Boonsboro to Mrs Fidelia I Harner of Hinton Va occurred Wednesday last in Harrisonburg Va officiated by Rev W A Wilt pastor of the Harrisonburg U B Church
Comptroller John Skelton Williams reports national banks on May 1 show total resources of 14.195 billion dollars, surpassing prior records. Capital and profits reach 2.109 billion, deposits up 419 million since March 7, 1916, and year over year gains. Loans grow 116 million from March 7. Reserve stands at 215 million, down from March 7, 1916 but up from 1945 and pre Federal Reserve opening benchmarks.
Abury G. Davis and Ursla Bente Brown consented to marriage in Fountain Mills and Green Valley. Other entries record licenses, a divorce plea, a property deed, a colored couple’s case, a 15 month sentence, and a medical advertisement for catarrh cures issued from Toledo.
Plans announced for two infant welfare stations in Frederick to aid mothers with weak babies. Openings set for Federated Charities Building 133 South Market Street Friday afternoon and North Market Street School Tuesday afternoon. Miss Violence Garner, public health nurse, will supervise with Civic Club members. Stations run weekly through September with a contest for better health outcomes and regular weighings of visiting babies.
A fragment notes Captain James Lawrence fell in battle aboard the United States Frigate Chesapeake. His famous line Dont give up the ship appears in association with his death, highlighting a pivotal moment in naval history.
Hats off to Old Glory today during busy commencement week and strawberry festivals. Congratulations to new city officials. Picnic season begins. Pie land daily specials include green currant and gooseberry and ripe cherry pies. Warm sunshine expected for summer tourists at Braddock Heights. Baltimore anticipates Elk influx, with Red Men convention soon here. Tobias Zimm erman residence on West Patrick repainted by George C Killian. Noah E Cramer homes on East Third repainted by George C Killian.
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