The Daily News Freely Promotes Semi Weekly News
The Daily News is published by M B Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing in Frederick Maryland with officers Birely Delaplaine and Geo Birely Will Foot. The Sem iWeekly News is published Tuesdays and Fridays and mailed within the United States for 1.00 per year in advance. Subscriptions require cash with every order and the paper offers connections to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for communications and advertisements.
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Frederick
United States
Cheapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick News Subscriber Notice On Paper Delivery
Subscriptions should report missed deliveries to the office. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bread Grocery Store.
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New City
Buckey's
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bread
County Pensior t olk Plan For Federated Charities Aid
At the Federated Charities annual meeting a committee is urged to meet County Commissioners to support a plan where its agents dispense the pension and aid funds, about $6000 yearly. Officials may resist full control by a charity yet welcome organized cooperation to improve targeted, careful giving and monitor recipients to avoid harm.
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Federated Charities
To Replace Horses in Fire Company Equipment
The Junior Fire Company plans to replace horse drawn apparatus with motor power once the new engine house is finished. The change signals progress for the volunteer unit as motorized engines prove reliable and cheaper to operate than maintaining horses, reducing ongoing costs.
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Pracicailly
Moterdmien
Juniors Plan New Engine House On North Market Street
Plans are complete for the Juniors to build a fine new engine house on the recently purchased North Market street site. The move will allow quicker fire protection for northern Frederick as the company expands to three fire outfits. Loyal, well equipped volunteers are praised for safeguarding property as the community anticipates better services from the Juniors’ improved fire apparatus and building.
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North Market Street
Frederick
Merriness Minutes Echo Quips From City Papers
A collage of witty exchanges and quips from newspapers including Washington Herald Detroit Free Press Boston London Opinion Houston Post and Chicago Record Herald. Jokes about social gatherings family dynamics and a line about inheriting a cook highlight humorous contrasts and social mores.
Auto ailments and medical notes ride rough roads
A Pittsburgh copy notes a medical journal piece on the auto eye a ciliary muscle spasm causing accommodation strain and conjunctival inflammation from speed dust and wind. It mentions in car travel fatigue cramps from long sits and jolts and cites Ohio State Journal reflecting on philosophers overreaching with reason.
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Pittsbore
Jay Press
Journal
American Medical Association
Literacy Debate and Progress in the United States
The piece discusses concerns about literacy and education across the country. It notes 5.5 million literate adults over ten, with many in the South and immigrant groups still uneducated. Compulsory schooling varies by region, teachers face low pay, and despite flaws, optimism remains about rising generations attaining basic reading and writing skills.
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Philadelphia
Keep On Going Do The Most With Your Own Sense
Poemish verse urges perseverance in life and work. It stresses continuing effort despite criticism and obstacles. It cites small acts of praise, common sense, and unseen needs among ordinary plants and people as meaningful, with a nod to Philander Johnson and The Washington Star.
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Philander Johnson
The
Washington Star
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary Frederick note recalls Sergt Hawley Atkinson presenting Major Fleming a cane with a shadow resembling President Cleveland. Mentions spring dresses, Boonsboro conference mournings, a baker on East Patrick street, and a shattered glass window at Food Schreeder.
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Frederick
Sergt. Hawley Atkinson
Philadelphia
Major Fleming
Cleveland
Baker's
Henri Scheel
Bakers
East Patrick Street
Tan Conte
Food
Schreeder
He Sagen
Credit Bureau gains city wide merchant support
About 36 business men and firms join the Board of Trade Credit Bureau with plans for 4 additional members. The system handles roughly 16 credit rating calls daily, with a peak of 16 in one day. Secretary MacGil will review the bureau at tomorrow's annual Board of Trade meeting, which will also elect officers. Membership dues may be 14 per year, with association dues rising to 6 per year. The encampment site decision for the Maryland National Guard is also expected, with Cumberland and other cities vying for the event and a site chosen by April 15.
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Sis
Credit Bureau
Board of Trade
Tose
Uns Hine
Fredericks County
Boyds
Bureau
MacGil
Board of
Trader For Credit Bureau
Liklihood
Maryland National Guard
Hi Ds
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Westminster Bel Air
Funeral notices for Mrs Dora Stulz and others observed
Funeral services were held for Mrs Dora Ruth Stulz at her Buckeys town home with a morning service led by Rev. Thomas, followed by interment at Creagerstown in the Lutheran and Reformed church. Pallbearers included Samuel Free and Charles C. Putman. Obsequies for Mrs Mary Freaner occurred on arrival in town, with Rev. Lamar officiating and undertaker connections noted. A lecture on The Man of Galea delivered by Abert Yo Zimerman at Takoma Park for Mousvineton Sanatercrew patients was also reported.
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Dora Ruth Stulz
Buckeystown
Rev. Thomas
Adamstown
Jesus Lover
Thomas
Creagerstown
Lutheran and Reformed Church
G. P. Bready
Walkersville
Samuel Free
Byron Free
Charles C. Putman
J. Blaine Joffman
Charles Y Kolb
David Speak
Creager and Purman
Mary Freaner
W . Freaner
Baltimore
EL HL. Lamar
Euhison & Cline
Olivet
Yo Zimerman
Frederick
Takomai Park
Galea
Mousvineton
Takome Wark
Amimerman Assaie
Baltimore Stocks and Bond Prices Report
Motter Bros. & Co. publish updated market figures for bonds and equities in Baltimore. The list includes Georgia Alabama 3s, Western Maryland Ist 4s, Seaboard Air Line issues, United Hys Cons and Incomes, Fairmont Coal 6s, Chicago Railways 5s, and multiple bank issues with varied prices and yields.
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A.C. Tl
Cotton Duck
Georgia
Alabama
Stouston Oil Com
Houston Oil New Pro
Ea Ae Fonats
Nort
Portsmouth Fs
Seaboard Air Line
United Hys
United Itys
Ecoscene
Maryland
Ff, & Co
Mercantile Trust
Stet
Sir Anacostia & Portsmouth
Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Hloustan
Div
MD. del
Chicago grain market moves amid volatility
Chicago traders saw mixed results as corn and wheat futures fluctuated. Analysts cited demand uncertainty and weather risks influencing prices, with soybeans holding steadier on weather forecasts and export demand expectations.
New York Stocks Quotations From Metcer Bros Co
Today's stock quotations from Metcer Bros Co present the latest movements across the New York market. Prices, gains and losses reflect early trading and market sentiment for a broad set of securities.
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Metcer Bros. & Co
Surplus and Profits Report Listing Officials
Financial note showing 125000.00 surplus and 120000.00 for C. B. Trail as President and I. H. Harris as Vice-President with unspecified context. Indicates corporate or organizational leadership figures and cash figures in a brief accounting snippet.
Brief Items of Interest From Local Scene
Mentions of a new sign at D F Davis carriage factory on South Market Street. Albert Grummitt of Reels Mills slaughtered five hogs averaging about 200 pounds each. Ten dwellings of Elswood Phebus on DeGrange Street repainted by Edmund Simmons. While fishing at Buckeystown dam Richard Anderson Charles Shipley and George House landed 22 suckers averaging 2 pounds each.
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D. F. Davis
South Market Street
Albert Grummitt
Reel’s Mills
Elswood Phebus
DeGrang Street
Edmund Simmons
Buckeystown
Richard Anderson
Charles Shipley
George House
Bertha Boyer and Jesse C Wiles Marry in Yellow Springs
Miss Bertha Boyer and Mr Jesse C Wiles both of Yellow Springs were wed last evening at the Methodist Church South parsonage on East Third street by Rev J J Ringer. School Superintendent White received a long-delayed letter from the Bureau of Statistics and was advised to issue permits to applicants who meet the Child Labor Law provisions for Frederick county.
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Bertha Boyer
Jesse C. Wiles
Yellow Springs
Methodist Church
South
East Third Street
J. J. Ringer
White
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Frederick County
Ruckien's Arnica Salve Heals Skin Ailments
A testimonial from John Deye of Glaniin Michigan claims Ruckien's Arnica Salve quickly and permanently improves nearly every skin disease, burns, and bruises after years of suffering. The endorsement states the product helps and is highly recommended by Pearres Phar.
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Ruckien
Arnica
John Deye
Glan Iin
Mich
Pearres Phar
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John Hargett
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Silo Myg. Co
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Benak
Verner
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Alta
Cartiage Paixters
Hexs Carriage Co
Marlodae
East Second
Mariidat
Frank Brengle
Baumgardners
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