The Frederick News Office Rates and Dates 1918
The Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly News announce subscription costs and mailing details for 1918. The Daily News offers 25 cents per month or 4 months 1.40 or yearly 4.00, with semi weekly mailings at 1.00 per year. The office solicits correspondence and ads and notes its delivery via Chesapeake and Potomac Exchange. Friday, March 7, 1918.
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Frederick
Ise
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick, Md
Frederek
Frederick News Subscribers urged to report missed papers
The Frederick News asks subscribers who miss delivery to report it as efforts to improve service continue. The paper lists sale locations and notes a state tax law revision meeting by Governor Goldsboroughs commission. It covers public hearings, aims for a summer report, and discusses tax fairness. The piece also mentions a new English dictionary, remarks on superstition, and a fruit tree pruning demonstration by C Travers of the Maryland Agricultural College in Thurmont and surrounding farms.
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Frederick News
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Tax Commission
C. Travers
MD. Agricultural College
Chas, Miller
Thurmont
Travers
Hooker Lewis
John K. Moser
Wmn. A. Pog
Quiet Park Mills Wedding Unites Allen Orme and Emma Dixon
A quiet wedding was held at the M E church parsonage on Wednesday evening March 5. The couple, Mr. Allen Orme and Miss Emma Dixon, both of Park Mills, were married by Rev. W A Lytle, pastor of the ME church.
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RML
TMAON
M. EB. Parsonage
Allen Orme
Emma Dixon
Park Mills
W. A. Lytle
ME. Church
Personal notices from White Point and Washington trips
A string of brief personal items notes Vr Getzandanner visiting White Point Va and others, including Mrs Doll in Baltimore, Miss Abrecht returning from Washington, Mr Hamilton back from a Washington trip, Mr and Mrs Doll returning from inaugurations, and Prof and Mrs Smith visiting Washington before returning home. Also mentions Me Welty Falkner at Mapleville for a funeral and fielding brick supply issues for Frederick Armory, with two brick options under consideration due to delivery delays.
Scout Groups Hold City Sale For Bar Scout Equipment
The Boy Scouts of the M ik and Grace Reformed churches held a sale at the Y M C A. Donated by city merchants, the articles raised about 15 dollars. Funds will equip the Bar Scouts. A Lutheran Scouts cantata and a Y M C A Scouts entertainment are planned with a joint demonstration by four troops.
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M. Ik
Grace Reformed
Meeting on Isaac Straus in Frederick Uncertain
A two week old notice claimed Isaac Lobe Straus would speak at the Frederick Opera House on March 7. By today, March 7, no details are known, the venue is unconfirmed, and Straus supporters in Frederick report no knowledge of the meeting or any date change.
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Isaac Lobe Straus
United Statees
Mervland
Brcket
Opera House
Frederick
Ehner
Straus
Mr. Straus
Tenant House Burned On Farm Near New London
A tenant house on the Burall farm near New London was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The two story frame building burned quickly after ignition from a defective fuse. Several children were inside but were safely removed. authorities report no serious injuries and the blaze is under investigation.
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Tyson Treganing
Burall
New London
Fue
Pefere Uieir
Frtichie Memorial Fund Realizes Fourty Four Dollars
The Ye Bar Bara Fritchie Memorial Association held a regular meeting at the Yo Moc A last night. Funds total Fo1L65 plus interest, with 22.68 from cake sales and 20.50 from the Washington Birthday cake auction. Cup No. 29 won by My Tarry Burkhart. New members include Misses Allee and Marin Shape Frederick, Hastings, Johnson, Myra, Addie, Louleau Parsela. President Wa TUL of Pennsylvania reports 100. Mr Anderson of Dorchester MA, commander of the Dorchester GA Tt post, requests post cards to be sent. One card already bears Barbara Fritehie’s name.
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Barbara Fridchie
Anderson
Dorchester
Mass
Dorchester GA
Postcaris
Umme
Barbara Fritehie
Mrs Sparks to speak in Frederick Monday night
Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Unions announce national speaker M May Pauline Sparks of Bridgeport New Jersey will tour the county over the next two weeks. She toured two years ago and was well received. She speaks in Brunswick on Sunday March 9 and in Frederick Monday night March 10 at 7 20 in the WLC T U room, with further visits planned to towns including Middle town Myersville Walkersville Woodsboro and others.
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Frederick County
Middletown
Myersville
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Mi. Zion
Fumitsburg
Thurmont
New Market
Jamesville
Ruckeystown
Sparks
Frederick Wlc
T. U
The Social World Musical at Buckeystown
Mr and Mrs George W Hess and family hosted a brief musicale in Buckeystown with an instrumental quartet including Walter K Hess on violin Newton Kidd on cornet G Roy Hess on cello and Miss Ness on piano Light refreshments followed the performance.
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Bucklystown
George W. Hess
Buckeystown
Walter K. Hess
Newton Kidd
G. Roy Hess
Colo
Olive Tablets advertised as gentle bowel aid
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy to counter constipation, especially in the elderly. It warns against harsh laxatives, claims no pain or gripping, and suggests taking Olive Tablets with olive oil as a natural aid to bowel movement.
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Edwards
Columbus
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local columns note a monthly business meeting committee nominated a board of directors. George Phelan began property improvements on West South Street after a recent sale. Thieves vandalized the Rockville court house and removed items from a county office. The Baltimore Conference received church share allocations. AG Houser turned Frederic Read or Wheeler led the presidency.
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George Phelan
West South Street
Mits
Balthnore
Shareh New AG Houser
Frederic Read
Wheeler
Halls Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Firms
A damaged notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure fully cures catarrh and offers testimonials from merchants. It asserts CHENEY & CO. and WALDING, KIN & MARVIN endorse the remedy and promotes 75 cents per bottle. The ad notes distribution by a Toledo druggist and lists various misspelled names.
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Dallars Howard
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toloie
T J W. Cheney
Eara
Hese Rim
Arm
Walding, Kin & Marvix
Whverals
Toledr
Walls
Tres Prine
Dragaetis
Pilis
Seosti- Daven
Measles Epidemic Warns Frederick City and County
Health officials warn of a severe measles outbreak in Frederick City and Frederick County with about 43 cases in the past month and 144 combined cases. Measles often lead to pneumonia and indirect deaths, prompting emphasis on careful care and avoiding exposure to colds. Additional reports note scarlet fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria, and few chickenpox cases in the same period.
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Frederick
Cty
McCurdy
J. M. Goodian
Cy Jfeaith
McCundy
Ilo
J M. Goodman
McC
Goodman
Woodsboro
LeGore
Frederick City
Medical Society to Meet at Elks Club
The Frederick County Medical Society will hold a meeting on Wednesday March at the Elks Club. This meeting is described as one of the most important in a long time with full attendance desired. Matters connected with the State Defense Laws will be considered and a luncheon will be served following the meeting.
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Frederick County Medical Soey
Elks Club
Lanecheou
Experts declare Ye Teason disorders common in this country
A reader cites a testimonial from John Land of Gnumna New York praising Vinol as a cure for long standing stomach troubles and weakness. The letter claims two bottles improved digestion appetite and energy and offers a money back guarantee.
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John Land
Gnumna
X.Y
Bors
Williamson, Mott
Market Streed
Fredirak
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections Today
Baltimore stock market roundup shows noon corrections by Motter Bros. & Co. listings include Con Power 48W and various rail and utility issues. Names like Seaboard Air Line, United States issues, Western Maryland, and Houston Oil appear amid scattered figures and notes on bonds and trusts.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Georgia
Alabama
UBS Imcomes
Houston
Blew
Mors
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Ling
Seaboard Air Line
Ptd
United Htys
United Citys
Neon United Iss
Western
Maryland
Gentral F&c
Trust Mercantile Trig
Anacostia & Portsmouth
Wit
Chicago Grain Market Summary Odd OCR Reading
OCR fragment lacks clear events or entities. Reads like grain market notes with wheat, prices, percentages, and month names but contains many garbled terms and missing context. No identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
Special Display of Needlework by IF 1 Embroidery
Invitation to attend a display of IF 1 Embroidery on Tuesday and Wednesday May 11th and May 12th at S Market St. Presented by Aly 11 and Wih and DB Mantz.
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Aly
MANTZ
S. Market St
New York Stocks and Real Estate Notices
Quotations from Metter Bros Co dated March 7 1813 show varied stocks and prices including Loud Ches and Co Chicago M and SP and Union Pacific. Albaugh Harrington sold a Baltimore widow Maud Hatley’s 309 South Market Street dwelling to William Sponselter. Also medical ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as quick cure for coughs with fever colds and influenza.
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Albaugh & Harrington
Maud M. Hatley
Baltimore
South Market Street
William M. Sponselter
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Cgaithersburg
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Montgomery County
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Derwood Station
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F.C. Button
Tor
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Kehne Bros
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Crier
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Moe
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