INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER F Daily in Frederick Md Ad Rates
The Independent News in Frederick Maryland announces subscription prices at one cent beer and mail options. Carriers deliver to city subscribers. mail rates shown. Advertising rates available on application. The Times and The News share offices and distribution points in Brunswick and Frederick with several local vendors listed. Telephone numbers 382 and 171 aid subscriptions and ads.
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North Market Street
Vrederck
Great Southern Piinting and Manufacturing Company
Birely, Koe
Nelatlaine
Sec'y and
Treas
Birely, Co
Meat and economy and the price of rounds
A marketman notes that working families can still afford meat with careful selection. Round at 22 cents and rump at 35 cents a pound illustrate the persistent value of cheaper cuts, while many seek high priced roasts. The piece recalls government guidance on cheap cuts and the meat market's evolving dynamics amid rising prices and population shifts.
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United States
Influence of Country Newspapers Grows In Editorial Circles
Observers note editors recently acknowledge the value of country and small-town papers. The shift marks a broad insistence that rural publications shape public discourse and train leaders who rise to larger outlets. The trend underscores continuity from local to national journalism.
Editorial Influence in Small Town Papers
In Cumberland News, editors explain why small town papers hold powerful sway. Readers know the writer personally, spreading opinions via the endless chain and making editorials as impactful as daily metros.
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Cumberland News
Teaching as a Profession in Rural Schools
Washington Post notes teachers and ministers are among the lowest paid professionals. Experts say rural schools suffer from theory over practicality and argue for better teacher training. A key factor is salary, with $1,000 yearly prospects urged to attract candidates to normal schools. An anonymous Pittsburgh donor gave $250,000 to fund summer teacher training, with potential to transform rural and urban education.
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Washington Post
Ife
Pittsburgh
The Plan Surfaces Beyond Doubt in Shadow Land
In verse Paul Steele frames human progress from caveman to space travel, countering doubts with a creed that bold dreams advance despite skeptical voices. The text juxtaposes ancient cave era, steam and steel, roads, space, and God’s vigil as humanity moves from tar to electric light.
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God
Reai
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Column Note
Local items from The News May 3 1846 report E Leonard named general secretary of the Y M C A and Democratic State Central Committee meeting in Baltimore with Frederick county members J Polk Biser J W Downey and J Roger McSherry. Frederick encampment prospects discussed by Charlie D Doll. Mt Airy municipal creation lists Major OS Porser Connermen RB Tara W H Hood Geo Clay W L Etchison and L Clary.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Frederick County
J. Polk Biser
J. W. Downey
J. Roger McSherry
Mt Airy
Major. OS Porser
Connermen RB
Tara
W. H. Hood
Geo. Clay
W. L. Etchison
L. Clary
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick City
Purely personal items listing movements and visits of residents and families. Mr. Ray Lehman of Washington spends days in Frederick. Osborne Crist and family move from West Fifth to North Market. Frank B. Ridgeley resigns as railroad lineman effective May 10. Others include visits to Baltimore, Mt Alto, Pennsylvania, and trips to St. Louis, Chicago, and Kansas City with several family movements noted.
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Ray Lehman
Washington
Osborne Crist
Weat Fifth Street
North Market Street
Thomas Kemp, Jr
Center Street
Pennsylvania
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H. and F. Railroad
KE. M. Honte
R. Wesley Carter
Buchanan
Frederick
Basil A. Dialektou
Mt. Alto
Nannie Krouse
Emmitsburg
J. A. Kidwiler
West South Street
William D. Zimmerman
Douglass
East Third Street
Joseph Dougass
Baltimore
Keefer Toms
Futture
Ernest Poole
Montgomery County
Salle Nelson
G. Jacob Buckey
South Market Street
Catherine Gouker
Julia Mike
N. Bruce Hauer
Misa Lucile Flannery
Edward Houck, Jr
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Ruxton
Stuart Jones
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Norfolk
William Graham
Dallas Wainwright
Norfolk Navy Yard
State's Attorney Anders Weds Miss Grayson in Quiet Frederick Ceremony
Miss Louise Fairfax Grayson daughter of the late George M Grayson and Mrs Hessie Grayson married State's Attorney Aaron Tt Anders in a sunrise ceremony at 122 Elm Street. Rev Douglass of All Saints Episcopal officiated. Afterward the couple planned a two week honeymoon by boat visiting Baltimore Norfolk Newport News Boston Philadelphia and New York before settling at 522 Elm Street.
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George M Grayson
Hessie Grayson
Aaron Tt. Anders
Anders
Douglass ,Tipoff
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Diss
Grayson
Edward B. Nicodemus
Kent Nicodemus
Walkersville
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Elm Street
Frederick
Mr. Anders
Calvin B. Anders
Hymeneas Brown Roberts and other local marriages
A quiet St John’s rectory wedding united Pauline A Roberts and Irving W Brown on April 30. In Washington DC, Helen Emeline Mateny wed Hays Kline in a simple ceremony by Rev Henry Anstadt. Leland Bailey and Edna P Leonard tied the knot in Canton with Rev James Wrightson officiating. Pirazis imports cobbles due to lack of accessible quarries for paving materials.
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Helen Emeline Mateny
T. C. Mateny
Hays Kline
Hagerstown
Washington, D.C
Henry Anstadt
Bailey —Leonard
Leland Bailey
Edna P. Leonard
Canton
James OL Wrightson
Stomach Troubles Claim Reliable Tonic From Local Advertiser
An advertisement touts a tonic named Vinci containing iron cod liver entrails and beef peptone to strengthen stomach muscles, purify blood, and improve digestion. It promises relief from stomach disorders and declares the product a safe, nourishing remedy.
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Joa Whlan
Vinci
Maryland Motorcycle Run to Frederick Sets Record Prospect
Baltimore will start the first Maryland motorcycle run of the season with 100 machines expected to arrive in Frederick Sunday around 10 AM. The Maryland Motorcycle Club plans a city hotel headquarters, a special dinner, and possible side trips including the Braddock route as riders from Baltimore and vicinity converge for the largest event yet in Maryland.
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National Road booklet highlighted for touring motorists
A 100 page study by Robert Bruce of the American Automobile Association outlines the National Road from Baltimore to Ohio. It features topographic maps, diagrams of mountain ranges, city maps, and detailed historic landmarks to aid leisurely tourists. A final chapter covers the Baltimore Washington Frederick Triangle with maps and descriptive text. Consistory of Grace Reformed church elected officers at last night’s meeting with Rev John A. Ditzler as president.
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Cumberland
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United States
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American Automobile Association
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Governor’s Signatures Sweep Bills From Last Legislature
The governor signed three measures yesterday while awaiting signature from Governor Harrington on remaining bills from the last Legislature. Most measures lack local significance and are expected to be signed next week.
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Oro
Geermor Harrington
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