UB Daily News and Brunswick Times Advertising Rates
The item lists subscription prices and office details for the UB Daily News and Brunswick Times. It notes address in Frederick Maryland, printing by Great Southern, officers including Delaplaine as President, and delivery options with monthly and yearly rates. It mentions semi weekly publication and places where the paper is sold or can be ordered.
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Brunswick Times
She News
High Street
People's National
Rupewick
News
the Times
The
The College Graduate In Everyday Life
The essay argues college graduates shed conceit and boorishness through real world experience. It contrasts campus polish with streetwise lessons, noting the value of practical wisdom gained outside academia and the need to respect noncollegiate experience as daily life and work shape character and usefulness.
Swimming Brings Pure Exuberance Of Youth
Describes boyhood memories of a local swimming hole, its refreshing charm after heat, and the spirited joy of youth. Pools, games, and the lively cries of boys illustrate the zest and competitive energy that swimming inspires among young swimmers.
Lessons in Swimming Improve Chest and Heart Development
The text extols swimming as essential for physical growth, noting deep breathing against water resistance strengthens the chest and heart. A college test showed eight pounds weight gain and 23 cubic inches more lung capacity after six weeks of four lessons weekly. It laments many boys never learn to swim and urges better access to instructors for distant families.
Safety First Fourth guides July 4th celebrations
The Buffalo Express notes the Safety First Federation of America warns to celebrate Independence Day safely amid heightened patriotism from the preparedness movement. It urges band concerts parades carnivals and neighborhood gatherings while avoiding risky fireworks and keeping celebrations sane and in proper channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety First
Buffalo Express
Safety First Federation of America
Europe
Perseverance and the Swallow's Nest Rebuilt
A spring swallow builds a nest at a granary but loses it twice to ruin. The resilient bird returns each time with mate and fresh materials, finally sheltering three young swallows. The poem ends with a call to keep faith and strive despite setbacks. Also notes a Frederik City post office letters list and a fatal circular saw accident on the Martin L. Smith property, James Trarton of Bakersville dies at 50 in Washington County Hospital.
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Martin L. Smith
James Trarton
Bakersville
Washington County
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item Names
In a Frederick column from June 19, 1896, local figures are noted: Arthur Carly receiving a class toast at Pennsylvania College Gettysburg Miss Ella Page graduates at Winchester and others join in Children’s Day at Braddock. General Bradley T Johnson narrowly escapes a train attack as insurgents dynamite the cars.
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the News
Arthur ¢. Carly
Frederick
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Personal notes from Monrovia and surrounding towns
Purely Personal items list visitors and residents in the Mount Hebron area, noting Mrs Alvey Smith of near Monrovia returning from Washington and others visiting relatives in Baltimore, Frederick, Luray, and Braddock Heights. Mentions include Dr Albert L Perrie family moving to Craddock Heights and Rev Dr Gracen Kidner attendingBaltimore commencement with niece Edith Barnes among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvey Smith
Monrovia
Washington
Albert L. Perrie
Craddock Heights
Pauline Austin
Atlanta
Georgia
Margaret Wehler
Bradbeck Hall
Ira Smith
Frederick
Harry W. Zeigler
Tarentum
George A. Zeigler
East Second Street
W. F. Watkins, Jr
St. John’s Church
Mt. Washington
Hoy
Douglas Hooff
All Saints Rectory
West Church Street
John Allen
Baltimore
Katherine Weiner
East Patrick Street
Luray
Gracen D. Kidner
East Third Street
Eastern High School
Thurmont
Mary Mantz Gittinger
Coatesville
Brightside
Braddock Heights
Carl Jacobson
Philadelphia
Reading By. Co
Central R. R
New Jersey
Mary E. Bowers
Winter M. Fleming
Winter M., Jr
Ward W
Fred. W. Fleming
Morris E
Hagerstown
Charles W. Fleming
Pittsburgh
M.s. D. E. Fleming
West South Street
Katherine Brown to Wed Paul Kieffer of New York
Mrs William Francis Brown of Percy road Lexington announces the engagement of her daughter Katherine Brown to Paul Kieffer of New York son of Rev Dr J Spangler Kieffer and Mrs Kieffer of Hagerstown He is with Carleton Kieffer and a Franklin and Marshall graduate He studied at Hood College Harvard Law Oxford first Rhodes scholar from Maryland and heads the Old Ononian Club of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Francis Brown
Percy Road
Lexington
Mass
Katherine Brown
Paul Kieffer
New York
J. Spangler Kieffer
Kieffer
Hagerstown
Hi. L. G. Kieffer
cMiss Brown
Miss Wheeler
Providence
R. I
Three Arts Club
Mr. Kieffer
Carleton & Kieffer
Franklin and Marshall College
Pennsylvania
Hood College
Harvard Law School
Oxford University
England
Maryland
Oxford
Harvard Club
British Schools and Universities Club
Old Ononian Club
New York City
Mr. Tregatlis
Mary Frevernnth Strove
Sprinefield Wass
Kathron Elizebeth
T. Leland Treas
John No Tregelas
Grafton
W. Va
Hymeneas Bender-Snively wedding announced
Miss Kathleen E. Bender of Boonsboro and Abram H. Snively of Keedysville were married Saturday at 3 p m in the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage by Dr A S G Rupp. The bride wore white net over white taffeta with a bridal veil and carried bride's roses. After a wedding trip to Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia the couple will reside in Keedysville.
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Bender
Snively
Kathleen E. Bender
Boonsboro
Abram H. Snively
Keedysville
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
A .S. G. Rupp
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St John’s School Holds Closing Exercises and Maryland Essay Prize
St John’s School concludes the scholastic year with Holy Mass and a student program. Miss Mary Russell wins ten dollars for the Maryland Essay Contest “The Voyage of the Maryland Pilgrims.” Prizes honor general excellence, Christian Doctrine, and English, with a final hymn, Holy God, closing the afternoon.
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Russell
Maryland
St John’s Literary Institute
Marta
Wiegand
Papa
Miss Rebecca Pease
M. Russell
Mrs. Gabble
M. Leichert
Jennie Frost
Bessie Snow
Sadie Gray
Alice Lee
H. Bachelder
Kk. Lipps
M. Gilbert
K. Russell
Sissy Gabble
R. Crutchley
Juno
Miss Pease
Rudolph Crouse
Mary Graser
Louise Herring
Charles Byerly
Charles Conley
Margaret Crouse
Helen Roberts
Margaret Elkins
Helene Bachelder
John Byerly
Margaret Fout
Ralph Lipps
Marie May
Louise Speaks
Eleanor Rowe
Allen Sherald
Mary Russell
Margaret Leichert
Alton Lipps
Edgar Betson
Charles Russell
Bernard Crutchley
Catherine Betson
Mary Linthicum
Rita Crutchley
Edna Lipps
Mary Gilbert
Property Deeds And Marriages Across Frederick County
Deed transfers record real estate conveyances from Harry Wood to R Bruce Murdock and others, with values. Marriage licenses list Francis Lambert and Mittle Derry, James Renner and Denda Hummer, and several couples. A visitor, Miss Jane Wilkes, arrives with relatives. farm sale notes and a local chorus trip to Thurmont conclude the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
R. Bruce Murdock
Amelia B. Douglass
Bruce Murdock
William H. Hardman
Cora Abrahams
Lewis S. Clingan
Harry P. Fahrney
Francis ¥. Lambert
Baltimore
Mittle E. Derry
Tuscarora
James I. Renner
New Midway
Denda I
Runaway Horse Injures Three Near Catoctin Furnace
Lewis Martz of Lewistown and two girls Miss Groshon and Miss Cline of Catoctin Furnace were hurt when Martz’s horse bolted after they boarded the buggy near Catoctin Furnace. Groshon suffered severe head wounds, Ears bleed. Cline bruised and briefly unconscious. Martz cut but not seriously hurt. Buggy and harness damage about $50. The horse was later captured by Frank Fraley and W H Benner.
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Lewis Martz
Lewistown
Misaes Daisy Groshop
Edna Cline
Catoctin Furnace
Martz
R. W. Barker
Washington
Miss Groshon
Miss Cline
Frank W. Fraley
W. H. Benner
Enforcemen t of Auto Speed Laws Tight in Frederick County
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles E Austin Baughman and deputies led a campaign to enforce speed laws with few violations. Neikirk, a Middletown deputy, patrolled different sections weekly to prevent familiarity. Arthur Grove near Braddock was arrested for speeding on the National Highway and to have a hearing at Police Headquarters. Emphasis placed on rear light violations and strict penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin Baughman
Frederick County
Baughman
Neikirk
Middletown
Maryland
Arthur Grove
Braddock
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UB Daily News
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing
ND Manufacturing Company
Arraly
RB Delaplaine
Bec'y and Treas
Birely, Co
Will Foot
New City
Buckey's Cigar
South Market Street
Central
F. K. Schmidt's
West Patrick Rest
Arlington Hotel
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell’s
News Ofice
Fredericck, Md
Voice OF the Press
Andros
Frederik City
James Ban
Charley Davis
Estie Burkett
Daisy Butler
Ella Eldridge
S. K. Ford
Hattie Tenn
Frances Singiamb
Cora Walsh
Ella R. Page
County
Episcopal Female Tastime
Winchester
Harry Schrowler
Lttl
Frank 4. Schroeder
Misa Grace Mhxon
Bradley T Johnson
Yavona
Massachusetts
Hymeneas
Pollock—Mackintosh
Montromers County
John Emory Pollock
Cora Lee Pollock
Boyds
Grace Amelia Mackintosh
Bessie Amelia Mackintosh
AL Galiingham
Long—Paulett
Raymond Vo Long
Ure DD
Victor Long
Bennshoro
Bas
Yarnet C Pawlett
Rehem EO Pawlett
Farmville
Croom
State Normel Department
State Normal School
Farmine
Say von
ST. John's School
Jane Wilkes
Charles Wilkes
Usson
United States
Lato
Antarctic
Wilkesland
William Maulsby
Rosalie Lockwood Jones
Charlotte
Noc
Maalaby
Gratson Ho Mercer
Willame
Charles T. Williams
Bloomfeld
Hadces
United Brethren
Ania
United Wryihren
Paul Eo Uoelderafi
Hife
America
Mike—‘Begorra
Youngstown
Garrett S. de Graxce, Jr
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Cy Hall
Febisciyan &Tiy
Evard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
Architects
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Coe
Warmers’ & Mechanics
U. S. Government Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Cashier
Ness
Bank OF Personal Service
J. A. Rhodes
the Precision Co
E. Patrick St
RED Cross
Market St. Juisdst
Samuel M. Strine
Walkersville
PAIGE
Goodyear
Boyce
P. O. Box
E. Patrick Street
Merry Mount
Ohio
Booth's Farm
10Th St
Washington, D. C
E. J. Winebrennner
Elm Street
Frank A. Dell
Dell Bros
SuSdtt
Market Street
Geo. Otl Duneidtt
Lawson H. Summers
Villa Estates
Maylsnet
South Jersey
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckerstown
Marisdtt
West Third Street
Gacd
Caer
Ethese Fn
George
Ratlwat
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Mostmaster
Possofice
Drederick
US Marine Core
Janet Dimen Wn
Hershberger Building
John Hershberger
Julidtt
Dill Avenue
Dill Ave
F. J. Newman
E. Second St. Fuisast
C. EL 1
Schildknecht
Julatt
East Fifth Street
West Fourth Street
Julodte
EB. Rosenour & Sons
Market St
Jusdtt
Geo. Ott
Sueldtt
Hygeia Ice and Coal Co
Patrick
Hast Streets
Bowers Lumber Co
Chas, Wertheimer
Wisner Street
Reno
Harp
Court Street
East Church Street
Chas. Wertheimer
Oxce
Fisher's
E. S. Mobley
Bro
West Patrick 51
Market and
Third Streets
Frederick Trust Company
New Central Trust Company
Bankcomer
Edutor
Orphans’ Court
Aylian Baker
Albert W.ecker
Frederick Andy
Rocky Sprinex
Iady’s
Mack
White
Cnat
Tuliast
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