Frederick Daily News announces new mailing options
The Frederick Daily News lists subscription rates including 25 cents monthly, 8 for four months, 1.50 for six, and 4.00 per year. It also details semi weekly publication on Tuesdays and Fridays with 1.00 per year in advance. The paper's office notes telegraph connections and mailing instructions, plus submission details for news and ads.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Teleghon Exchange
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Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Paper Delivery
Subscriptions readers who do not receive The Frederick News regularly should report it to the office as the paper is being delivered as fully as possible. The News is sold at several outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Grocery Store.
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F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Broad
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Henry Nixdorf
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Charles Wertheimer
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The Trusts And The Breakfast Table
The government sues the oatmeal trust as an example of how advertising shaped breakfast habits. The piece argues cereals have replaced greasy fryups, praises healthful aspects of cereal use, notes possible adulteration but asserts cereals remain clean overall. It suggests consumers benefit from buying cereals in bulk, and invites readers to see ads in the local window.
Excuses and duty in a busy life from early 20th century press
A Charleston News and Courier column laments the habit of making excuses and shirking duties, urging readers to rise above self deception. It contrasts this with a Washington Herald piece critiquing plush railroad sleeping cars and calling for better summer comfort and hygiene for travelers.
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Washington Herald
Wallway
Minutes of merriness and sly exchanges at home
A playful dialogue between mother and child Cold debate over guilt and virtue appears amid a humorous exchange. Characters Willie Stella Yale Record She-Woman Ex change and Bella appear in playful banter reflecting domestic dynamics from the era.
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Willie
Yale Record
Camp Fire Girls On Hire Walks to Lewistown
A group of eight Camp Fire Girls led by Miss Pearl Bader hiked from Frederick to Lewistown yesterday morning at nine then returned by the four o clock car. Stops included Yellow Spring Bethel and other spots along the route. The outing was described as uneventful and enjoyed by all. Participants were Pearl Bader Josephine Diener Catharine Rowe Victoria Marsh Anne Feege Hace Oland Leda Mants Catharine Pfahrney Beta Anderson.
Mont Tax Rate Lower In Montgomery County Levy
The Montgomery County Commissioners set the general tax rate at 88 cents per $100, down 4 cents from last year. The combined State and county rate this year rises $0.34 due to a higher state rate. Taxable basis increases to $20,712,465 with real estate at $17,503,540 and personal property $3,208,825. Stocks and bonds assessment falls by $31,175 to $1,977,690.
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Montgomery County
Fishing Trip Yields 28 Bass On Potomac Voyage
Meyers Charles P Troxell Frank Brengle Frank Payne and F W Staub fished from Washington Junction to Tuscarora landing 28 bass weighing three quarters to ¢ pounds in a car trip They reported Waltero in good condition though cloudy In Middletown a public meeting of O U A M is planned with State Councilor William F Mathn Ches town and State Secretary George E Garrett to speak Representatives from Frederick Jefferson and Myersville councils will attend
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Middletown
William F. Mathn
Chestertown
Kent County
Geoge E. Garrett
Baltimore
Frederick, Jefferson and
Myersville
Dorsey to Furnish Uniforms for Frederick Police
Harry G. Dorsey and Co will supply blue cloth uniforms for eight Frederick policemen at 12 dollars each. Deliveries due by July 4 after morning measurements taken about 6 o clock. Also notes a man presumed dead returns home after 32 years, William Everly of Hagerstown visits brother Joseph and wife and sister.
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Harry G, Dorsey and Co
Frederick
William Everly
Hagerstown
Joseph W. Everly
Haferstown
Mr. Everly
Mary Small
Chambersburg
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A Frederick column notes McMurray Packing installed a pea shelling machine praised for handling peas and vines. Delegates attend U P S CE Knoxville convention including Nannie Routzahn Walter Rice Ed Herbert and J N Law. Children’s Day observed at St James Lutheran. Browns defeated by Athletics 10 to 5. Independent Hose Company honors J Roger McSherrs with a gold watch. A petition circulates requesting daily state route mail service to Frederick and Johnsville.
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the McMurray Packing Company
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Knoxville
Nannie Routzahn
Walter J. Rice
Ed. Herbert
J. N. Law
Diary snippets reveal 1824 Frederickton diary entries
Readable excerpts from Jacob Magalbrecht diary cover 1819 to 1878 describing Andrew Jackson's 1824 stop, snuff abstinence pledge, presidential preferences, a tavern fire, Independence Day observances, lightning damage, Indian delegations, and school events. Numerous dates in 1824 are noted with brief observations and social details.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections
The Baltimore stock market closed noon today with Motter Bros and Co correcting latest sale prices. Listings include coal, cotton, gas, oil, railways, and utilities such as Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line, Western Maryland, United Rys, and Fairmont Coal, with various first and funding bonds noted. Prices appear for multiple issues, including 4s, 58, 46, 55, and 5s, reflecting a broad market snapshot of mid June 1933.
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Georgia
Alabama
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Seaboard Air Line
United Rys
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Sage
Western
Maryland
Vential
Merante Trust
Autvostia & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
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Masons Attend Church Meeting June 22 1913
Members of Columbia Lodge No 58 and Lynch Lodge No 163 A F and A M plan to meet at the Masonic Temple Sunday evening June 22 1913 at 7 o clock to attend divine worship at the Methodist Episcopal Church south under pastor Rev J J Ringer. The item includes a quoted exchange about love with a feminine and masculine line.
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Lynch Lodge
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Masonic Temple
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. J. Ringer
Freckles Vanish With Othine Treatment Ad
A vintage advertisement touts a physician described remedy for freckles called ethine. It promises rapid visible improvement after early uses. The maker offers a money back guarantee if the product fails to deliver results.
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