The Daily News Frederick Frederick MD Ad Rates and Details
The Semi Weekly News description lists publication schedule and mailing options. Subscription rates are ten dollars per year in advance with club incentives. The office provides contact avenues via Chesapeake Potomac exchange and mail, inviting correspondence from all parts of the country. Locations where The News is sold are listed, including the New Guy Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant and other outlets.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac
Frederick
Prederick
New Guy
Buckey’s Cigar
Market St
Central Restaurant
F. K. Schmidt's
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell’s
Monocacy Battle Veterans Reunion Discussed
A proposed Monocacy battlefield veterans reunion on the battle anniversary aims to honor survivors of the Civil War clash. The article notes the high casualties at Monocacy and hopes a sizeable group of veterans will attend, inspired by prior Gettysburg anniversary celebrations.
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Munoracs
Deadh
Age in Marriage Courted by Semananity
A fragment from a courts report notes debates on age in marriage within a jurisdiction labeled Semananity. The text is incomplete, offering no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Marriage trends blur age rules in Washington society
A bride to be 24 and Secretary McAdoo, past 50, face scrutiny under traditional norms. The column argues that age boundaries are loosening as society accepts late marriages, praising some youths for maturity while noting older partners who resist aging.
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Misa Hicanor Wilson
McAdoon
Trere
Une Suspecta Ulat
McAdoo
Dennis
Washington
Health talk on safety factor in man and hive
The article discusses Dr Dixon's health talk on safety as a factor of strength beyond demand. It draws a parallel between buildings and the body, warning that overwork underfeeding and dissipation reduce this safety margin, making one susceptible to communicable or organic disease.
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Buffalo
Dixon
Apple Bloom Maryland Song of Maytime Rhythm
Fragmented verse extols Apple Bloom Maryland with images of hills dust and ash then shifts to sunlight poems of Maryland bloom in May. It weaves folk rhythm imagery of petals, pink cups, and cheerful dances amid rural landscapes with dreamlike references to places and blossoms.
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Maryland
Hills
Walless
Marsland
Mile
Washington Camp marks tenth anniversary with banquet
Washington Camp No. 4 POS of A Woodsboro observed its tenth anniversary with a banquet after initiations. Notables CL Le Gare Hen We Saaten Prof. Adam Roser D.C. A Stultz spoke, followed by refreshments. A memorial service was planned for June 7 at Mt. Hope cemetery with WoodeGare directing music.
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Woodaboro P
Adam Roser
D.C
WooldeGare
Woodsboro
Tendered Surprise Supper for Merring Couple
A surprise supper was hosted at East Church Street last evening for Mr and Mrs Charlies A Melding. Guests gathered at 8 o clock at the Mader home and moved to the Melding residence where they played games and enjoyed a simple meat supper. Those present included Al Mehrling and spouse Edward Kader Roy Kader Mabel Strawell Hinina Hooper and others.
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Mroo
Charlies A. Melding
East Church Street
Edward M. Mader
Melring
Charles Mehrling
Edward Kader
Wil- Tait Anderson
William Mehrling
M Roy Kader
Mabel Strawell
Agigier
Hinina Hooper
Tlessis
Joseph Thamilten
Public health nurse chosen to attend tuberculosis meeting
Miss Nellie M. Casey of Washington County was selected to represent the county Anti Tuberculosis Society at the tenth annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis to be held in Washington on May 7 and 8. Mrs Lozette Muth Pani of Catonsville plans a tea at her home in Baltimore on a May afternoon from two to five for Mount St Joseph's College alumni chapter.
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Nellie M. Casey
Washington County
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
National Association For the
Washington
Anith
Mount St Joseph's College
Enaniirtarg
Washington County School Board Members Elected President
Washington County School Commissioners reorganised yesterday afternoon electing Harvey 8. Tom Berger of Boonsboro president of the Board, with J. K. Beachley stepping down after two years in that role.
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Washington County School Board
Washington County School Commissioners
Harvey 8. Tomberger
Boonsboro
J. K. Beachley
Meeting Called After Poor Attendance at Menoceey Marker
Inclement weather reduced turnout for the Fits hugh Lee Chapter US DLC. An adjourned meeting is set for Thursday evening to consider matters pertaining to the Menoceey marker.
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Fitshugh Lee
US Dlc
Stepped On Nail Injured Foot Near Braddock
R Klein of near Braddock stepped on a rusty nail Friday. The nail penetrated the boot and went into the ball of the foot. She is in a serious condition from the accident.
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R. Klein
Braddock
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
A heavy six horse team belonging to John W. Smith of the Man or and driven by an unnamed man ran over Samuel Schmidt a five year old boy on West Patrick Street near Riehl’s Spring, injuring him badly. A girl, Geo S. Radeck’s daughter, strained her ankle after falling from a porch.
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John W. Smith
Annelberger
Samuel
Henry Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Riehls Spring
Efi
Geo S. Radeck
Armiy Box
Walkersville
Maydott
AL Gray
Samuel di. Rosenstock
Chamberlain's Ointment Advertised in The News
An antique classified notice promotes Chamberlain's Ointment for various ailments with claims of swift relief. The ad lists suppliers Fark and serge Jove and notes broad family use for over twenty years.
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Bys Fark
Serge Jove
Amy
Sears
Braddock Heights to Open for Summer with Whit Monday Start
Braddock Heights will open for the summer season on Whit Monday with hourly service to Hagerstown and a half hour car between Frederick and Braddock. The plan avoids a long intermission, adopts a similar summer schedule to last year, and adds proposed weekly dances and Sunday song services and band concerts. Improvements include repainted facilities, new walks, and additional trees as preparations begin.
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Hagerstown
Traddock Heights
Whitmonday
Daae
Dale of
Braddock
Trent Chattae
Ronaul Smith
Hagerstown and Frederick
Frederick
Mr. Smith
Sle
Smijih
Sunadas
Sunnday
Bnd
Smit
Serviers Nien
Adolphus Fearhake
Smith
Pootesville Elects Commission in Local Town Vote
At Pootesville in Montgomery county the town election at Jere vile produced a slate of commissioners: Pro WW Walling, T. R Hall, I. R. Croitt, Howard W. Spurrier, and JH. Al. Willard. Mayor Dr BR Walling likely to succeed himself when the new board meets next week.
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Pootesville
Jerevile
Montgomery County
WW. Walling
T. R Hall i. R. Croitt
Howard W. Spurrier
JH. al. Willard
BR. W. Walling
Vinod and Vine products pitched for summer health
A fragmentary Jacksonville ad extols Vinod and vines as spring and summer aids. It touts appetite restoration, digestion, skin care with Saxo Salve, and general vitality. Product names and dubious claims appear with scattered, imperfect phrasing.
Defunct Cramp Firm Linked to Frederick Gas and Electric
Theodore W. Cramp of Cramp Mitchell and Company of Philadelphia, a defunct firm with over $3,000,000 liabilities, was well known in Frederick where he once worked with the Frederick Gas and Electric Company before its merger with the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway. Years ago he traveled by special train on the Northern Central to reach Philadelphia promptly for meetings of the gas and electric directors.
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Theodore W. Cramp
Cramp, Mitchell and Company
Philadelphia
Frederick
Frederick Gas and Eectric Company
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Gas and Flectric Company
Mer. Cramp
Northern Central Railroad
Middle Conference Sessions At Salem Lutheran Church
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Middle Conference of the Lutheran church hold spring sessions at Salem Lutheran Church Westminster. Proceedings opened at 11 this morning with afternoon sessions and a concluding night session. Local attendees include Mrs Breck Shaw Mrs Clara Kep ler Mrs U S G Rupp and Miss W Elizabeth Sheeleigh. The state Tax Commission chair Arthur P Gorman invites other members Lewis Wickes Judge Oscar Leser and Alan Girdwood to discuss organization. the commission to take office at month end. Rankin Uncle Sol Lodbuster shows second sight at theatre last night. Phyle How did he do it asks Rankin. Rankin asked him to describe contents of his wife's handbag. Mrs aye Valrymple Crooksville Ohio credits Chamberlain Cough Remedy for three coughing children and whooping coughs. she used it successfully. For sale by all dealers Advertisement.
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Middle Conference
The
Lutheran Church
Salem Lutheran Church
Westminster
Breck Shaw
Clara Kepler
U.S. G. Rupp
Wizabeth Sheeleigh
Arthur P. Gorman
State Tax Commission
Lewis W. Wickes
Kent County
Oscar Leser
Baltimore
Alan Girdwood
Rankin
Sol Lodbuster
Phyle
Youngstown
Chamberlain
Aye Valrymple
Crooksville
Ohio
Notice in Equity Case in Frederick Court
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County a notice on the auditor's report in the matter of William J. Cutshill mortgagee of Edward L. Stitely and Anna M. Stitely is published. The order dated May 8 authorizes proceeding with the audit report and publication of the auditor's findings during the May term 1914, with solicitors Hagy W. Bowee and Weinbergs acting for the defense.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
William J. Cutshill
Martgaree
Edward L. Stitely
Anna ML Stitely
Petitten
Bow EE Wrkener
Weinbergs
Thomas
Anna Mary
Weport
Myris
Garry WL Bow
Merk
Cireat Court
Frederik County
NISS
Nolyele Equity
Coum
Piero 5
Harp
Charles T. K. Young
Frederick Owenderter
Mellen L Downings
Rebert Downing
Harry W. Bowers
Harry W. Bowlers
NISI
Equity
Charles T. KK
Young
Thomas PF. Castle
Murtsagee
Horacene W.lson
Smith
Harry W. Lowers
Frederick Coun
Princeton Burkey
Orphans’ Court
Ievers
Marda Elizabistm Rice
Edo
Miblard
National Bank Surplus and Profits Figures
The record shows a surplus and profits total of 120000 dollars and a surplus figure of 125000 dollars for Cavitas National Bank. This item presents financial amounts without broader context or dates.
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