Be Daily News Billing and Distribution Details
Be Daily News an independent newspaper published at 41 North Market Street Frederick Maryland. Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. RB Birley president and treasurer. Will Foot vice president manager. Subscription rates one cent per issue carried by carriers and mailed to subscribers in the United States for 1.90 per year in advance with club incentives. Office contact at Brunswick Times and News office. Distribution points listed including New City Hotel and several stores. Post office entry as second class matter.
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Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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Delaplaine
Sec'y and
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Cc Will Foot
Aabeten
United States
Charles W. Stup
David T.stup
Frederick County
Eli G. Haugh
U Eli G. Haugh
Albert S. Brown
Circuit Court
Sonn S. Newman
Elizabeth C
Thomas S. Linthicum
Milton E. Tucker
John S. Newman
Fred
Ariel County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Barronsville
New Market
Bariensville
Reich's Ford
Jamesville
New Market District
Winc
Hofman
Sarah C_ Hofman
Mary Temple
John Temple
Frederick W. Cramer
Tarksburg Iron Co
Harry C. Smith
East Sixth Street
Wimon T&f
Postoffice
Frederick
U. S. Marine Corps
Market
Third Streets
Frederick Trust Company
New Central Trust Company
Bank
Market Streets
The Gardening Habit Brightens Homes and Towns
A cheerful essay praises garden beauty as accessible to all. It argues low fences invite public delight, and that flowering plots raise home value while offering wholesome, hands on reward. The piece notes gardens grace modest cottages and serve town improvement.
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Joan
Wisdom of Graduates Essays Reflect World Wisdom
Commencement essays show thinkers’ influence from valued teachers and great poets and philosophers. They may borrow ideas, yet reflect broad wisdom applied to daily life and reveal ideals shaping student understanding of problems.
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If Essays Seem Impracticable Dreamy Reflect on Human Folly
The remark suggests that when essays appear impracticable and dreamy the barrier lies not in ideas but in human nature’s stubborn stupidity and refusal to heed thinkers.
Will Americans in England Face New 10 Percent Tax
The Omaha Bee reports England plans a 10 percent tax on income from American securities for Americans living there. To dodge the levy, they could deposit Yankee securities with Britain and receive payments in pounds, shillings, and pence, or return to the United States.
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Omaha Bee
England
America
United States
Johnny Bull
Sam
Yankees
When You Come Home The Bentztown Bard Counsels Joy
The poem urges leaving work worries at the door and returning home with laughter music and love. It contrasts the toil of office and shop with the peace and abundance of family life. The speaker, credited to The Bentztown Bard in the Baltimore Sun, extols home as a refuge and source of gratitude for simple joys.
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Balmore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges in Papers
A jumble of quips and captions from various newspapers cites jokes about money prayers luck and housecleaning. It notes humorous lines about spouses forests acres of land and a high dry-dock in South Africa. The piece also mentions translators stenographers and a price rise for food amid a humorous tone.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Columns
From The News Columns June 15, 1836. J Thomas Gelwicks of Emmitsburg attends Republican Convention in St. Louis. Reno S Harp leaves for Lebanon Valley College board meeting. Baker and Ross named by Democratic State Central to pick a delegate for Chicago. Flag Day at Key's grave Mt Olivet cemetery with address by Hammond Urner. parade precedes exercises.
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J. Thomas Gelwicks
Emmitsburg
St. Louis
Reno S. Harp
Lebanon Valle. College
Harp
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Joseph PD. Baker
Charles W. Ross
Democratic State Central Committee
Larce
Chicago
Charles C. Homer
Key
Mt. Olivet
Hammond Urner
Townsfolk Attend John M Fisher Festival and Visit Relatives
News brief lists locals visiting relatives and friends across Maryland. Names include Mrs William J Martin and daughter, Annie M Pittenger with the Martin family, Marjorie Stauffer from Point of Rocks, Mrs W E Shilling of Washington, and Dr John J O’Hara from Baltimore. Also mentions travel to Richmond and daily visits with extended kin in Frederick and Boyd areas.
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John M. Fisher
William J. Martin
Herbert F. Martin
Annie M. Pittenger
William M. Martin
Adamstown
M. I. Houck
Charlea H. Kaufman
Martin Frederick
Martin
Frank Nicholson
Verna
Baltimore
Philip Geninet
Annapolis
Worthington Armacost
Marjorie Stauffer
Point of Rocks
Margaret
Frederick
R. Frank Allnutt
Boyds
Malville Cromwell
Margaret Whitter
FE. Biser
Harry Brown
Mollie Ewing
Hayes Poole
Westminster
Charles Poola
Bethel Bethel Lutheran Church Holds Children’s Day Service
Children’s Day service at Bethel Lutheran church Sunday evening June 11 drew a large appreciative audience for a fine program. Mr John Clem bought a new five passenger Dodge touring car through The Mountain City Garage. Brunswick High School staffer Chas C T Stull spends vacation at home with parents. Messrs Claude Stull and Isaac Bender visited Buckeystown Whit Monday with the Shankle family. John Angleberger and Jet Frederick joined R D Zimmerman family for a Sunday visit. Elmer Compher of Bethlehem Pa returns after vacation with uncle Wesley Compher. Bethel Sunday school plans annual festivals on July 15 and 22 evenings.
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Claude Stull
Isaac Bender
John J. Shankle
Buckeystown
John Angleberger
Jet Frederick
R. D. Zimmerman
Elmer Compher
Bethlehem Pa
Wesley Compher
Bethel Sunday School
Pleasant surprises mark Fergusonville gatherings and church notices
Mr and Mrs J Henry Culler hosted a family gathering with numerous relatives from Kraddock west Harmony Grove Jefferson Frederick and nearby areas. Mt Zion Reform church plans June 17 and 24 social festivals while St Luke s Lutheran church holds a sermon on June 18. Local visits include Nellie Sigafoose Susie Derr and Miss Xora Hargett with friends in Frederick.
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J. Henry. Culler
William Mercer
Kraddock
Clayborne Thomas
West Harmony Grove
Philip L. ‘Culler
Harry T. Culler
Wm. Zimmerman
Kurtz E. Culler
J. Russell Hargett
Marie Hemp
Jefferson
Susan , Marshall
J. Henry Culler
Lela
Hester Culler
Claude Culler
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Nellie Sigafoose
Point of Focks
Susie Derr
Philip H. Culler
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Catherine Culler
Richard Hargett
William Howard
John Hargett
Xora Hargett
Carroll Null
Jaf Frederick
C. XII. Trandie
Arthur Lambert
Harry Castie
Douglas Castie
Chil
John Lambert
Chestnut Grove
George Trandie
Gettysburo Va
C. X. Trandiec
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Chestnut I Grove
Alice Eyler
Aamond Carpenter
Near Pearl and
Meesrs
Elmer Ray
Maurice Agichower
Akhar Ray
Willis FE
Derr
Annie Derr
Trolley Company's Gain Satisfactory as Earnings Improve
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company shows steady gross and net gains with expanding electric power sales. April 1916 gross earnings reached 39306 dollars, up 17 percent from 1915, with railway revenue up 10 percent and electric revenue up 40 percent. Maintenance and infrastructure spendings rose, yet transmission revenue grew modestly. 50 cent minimum electric rate may cut Frederick revenues.
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