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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
6
Publics and Daily News from Frederick Maryland outline postal rates for daily and semi weekly editions. It lists subscription prices, mailing details, office contact points on North Market Street, and local retailers. The notice also notes collection of notices by mail or phone and that the paper is entered as second class.
The Frederick business community praised Montgomery county residents for pressing the State Road Commission to improve the Washington road from Dawsonville to the Buckeystown pike. The article notes strong intercounty cooperation, valued trade ties, and urgent demand for swift road upgrades to connect Frederick and Montgomery counties and ease travel to the national capital.
A group of new graduates and teens receive their first regular wages each Saturday night. The piece notes pride in earnings and the lure of financial independence, while cautioning that early pay can mislead about future growth and lifelong earnings. The tone contrasts immediate gratification with long term prospects and work life.
The piece argues that new employees favor quick money and fast results over steady progress. It notes four cylinder machines and short cuts to success, urging reflection that business training costs as much as schooling. Early pay is not a sign of future advancement as easy work limits growth.
Opinion piece from the Cleveland Plain Dealer argues that U.S. entry into a costly Mexican war would stem from Mexican ignorance and prejudice. It criticizes Venustiano Carranza as weak and Emiliano Zapata era bandit leader Pancho Villa as the real danger, tracing roots to generations of exploitation by Americans.
Clarence Lawyer Margn, a Peddie Institute graduate from Hights town New Jersey on June 7, has accepted a summer position with Goodyear Tire Co in Akron Ohio. Mr Marsh ranked second in class and top in his course, earning two gold medals and one silver in hammer throwing running and jumping and prizes in speaking and Greek. He played a leading role in the Pageant The Spirit of Manhood at the Greek Theatre on June 6. Ex President Taft addressed the graduates and handed out prizes.
The court appointed Jesse P. King of Ridgeville David G Zentz of Thurmont and Prof Oscar M Fogle of Brunswick to a county auditing committee Their duties include auditing all County Commissioners and Junker reports Held For Court Michael Hughes faced Judge Worthington on a habeas corpus writ and posted 100 bail for the next grand jury action He is charged with breaking into Richard Mercers Brunswick store on May 18 and remains jailed J A Kidwiler became his bondsman.
Local items from the Columns of The Neas dated June 22, 1896 note Maryland National Guard encampment orders for June 18 to 25. A two year old colt belonging to William H Best was found dead with a broken leg and had to be killed. A track of the FL MRR was damaged by steel rails near Middletown but Thurston Hagan’s crew managed to avert serious injury. Charles W. Birely, son of William C Birely, graduates nineteenth in Yale College class of 249, while William Baker, another Frederick County youth, is twenty-first in Yale’s 289 strong class.
Purely personal items note George W Lerch of Knoxville visiting relatives in this city with Fred A Oberlander and mother staying at the Wiltshire in Atlantic City. Mrs C H Hett and daughter visit Philadelphia relatives Dill Avenue, Mrs J M Malone returns from Baltimore with granddaughter Helen, and Miss Hazel M Walker marries J Melvin Anthony in a Thursday wedding.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at 7 30 PM at the Keyser home on South Market Street. Miss Ava Irene Keyser wed George Maynard Martz in a ceremony with Lohengrin’s march and lilies. The couple plans a tour to Washington Baltimore and Atlantic City before settling near Frederick.
The Misses Mantz hosted friends at their cottage Rock Lodge Braddock Heights last evening. Attendees included Miss Sarah Given Hood College Miss Naomi and Ruth Coblentz Miss Kitty Cramer and Misses Evelyn Medora and Harriet Mantz along with Edward S. Delaplaine James H Harris Jr Marshall Etchison Austin Peatre William Cramer and Leonard F E Kolmer. British scientists sealed soap bubbles to stay intact for over a month.
Through the spine based method, Chiropractic offers a painless, drugless treatment to release nerve pressure and restore organ function. It avoids surgery and osteopathy, focusing on freeing impinged nerves at the spinal foramen to restore normal nerve energy and health.
A large Frederick County delegation urged Maryland State Roads Commission officials to macadamize the 14 mile stretch of the Washington to Frederick road from Dawsonville to Buckeystown Pike. Frederick and Montgomery counties pressed for the improved route linking Frederick and Rockville, highlighting the road's poor condition, strategic value, and potential economic benefits.
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