Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News notices
The Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News announce subscription rates and mailing options. The papers are mailed within the United States, with monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans, and club incentives. News office connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Exchange.
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Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Delivery Issues
Subscriptions readers are urged to report missing copies to the office as officials strive to fix service. The paper is on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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Farm Teaching Pays Boosts Agriculture in High Schools
A U.S. Bureau of Education bulletin notes higher salaries for agriculture teachers in high schools, with $1200 common for ag teachers versus $700 for other subjects. Growth since 1906 shows expansion from about 100 to 1800 secondary schools offering agricultural instruction, driven by teacher demand and state support.
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Agricultural Departments
U. S. Bureau of Education
United States
Maryland
Bulletin
C. H. Hobinson
F. B Jenks
Hich
Wais
Agriculture Taught As Separate High School Study
Schools reported to the bureau of education that agriculture was taught as a separate study in the high school department. The 1912 figures indicate a very large increase over previous totals.
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Bureau of Education
Minnesota Governor Promotes Farm Centered Rural Schools
Governor Eberhart urges making country schoolhouses hubs of social recreation, practical agriculture instruction, and household economy to keep Minnesota farmers on their land. He argues for elevating rural education and selecting teachers with farm knowledge to better train youth for farm life.
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Eberhart
Minnesota
Lfe
Miss May in Maryland Opens Spring in Verse
A lyrical ride through Maryland’s landscape and towns as Miss May appears across Garrett, Frederick, Montgomery, Talbot, Dorchester, and Queen Anne’s counties. Poetic imagery paints blue skies, blooming gates, and river horizons while praising the season and the state’s scenery and heritage.
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Montgomery
Seneca
May
Maryland
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Miss May
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from the May 7 1835 Calumns of Tay News note Maryland state attorney Edward Eichelberger inviting no convention of state attorneys to revise criminal pleading. An Evangelical Lutheran church event raises funds for the poor. Theophilus Barger is shot in the hip at a saloon altercation near Brunswick. The Franklin Savones Bank board reorganizes naming officers including AD O'Leatr secretary William H Micode and Granville Lindsay.
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Edward &. Eichelberger
Maryland
Joett
Balamore
Phreriors
The
Franklin Savones Bank
AD. O'Leatr
Wiliam H. Micodewus
Reller
Granville Lindsay
Confederates Plan Decoration Day on June 7
The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter USG met at Chapter rooms on Second Street and finalized plans for Decoration Day on Saturday June 7. Daughters and Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans will conduct the observance, with a card party for the Mong eacy Market fund and a gift acknowledging Mr William Smith for a General Joseph Johnson book edition.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Second Street
Memorial Committee
Alexander Young
F.F. Smith
Marie Tyler Fisher
Baltimore
Battle of Monocacy
Miss Tyler
C. Keefer Thomas
Araby
Gordon
Alice Thomas
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Jacob Heintz in Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Jacob Heintz formerly of Frederick celebrated their fiftieth anniversary at their daughter Mrs Richard Thomas's home in Philadelphia 4023 Spruce Street. The event was arranged by their five children and included a formal dinner, gold gifts, and music by Gant's Orchestra in a hall decorated with flowers, palms, and laurel. Nearly a full circle of relatives and friends attended.
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Jacob Heintz
Frederick
Philadelphia
Richard HH. Thomas
Spruce Street
Ueinty
Heint
Prichard Memorial Lutheran Churely
May Fr Barnet
Gant
Will F Thomas travelogue on The Panama Canal in Frederick
Frederick residents will welcome lecturer Will F Thomas who will present a travelogue on The Panama Canal at the Y.M.C.A Auditorium in the evening. A schoolchildren matinee is planned at 3:30 in the afternoon prior to the main lecture. Thomas recently returned from a two month Canal tour and will display motion and color pictures. The event promises educational value and lively, informed commentary.
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Frederick
Will F. Thomas
Panama Canal
Y. Mo Oc. AL
Thomas
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
An advertisement touts a universal cold cure claiming rapid relief and restored health. It describes a product that relieves lungs, loosens phlegm, and invigorates the system, urging confidence and wide availability at dealers.
Remains of 1747 Maryland church unearthed near Carroll Creek
Excavation in East All Saints graveyard uncovered bricks and a foundation linked to Frederick town’s first parish church built shortly after its founding. Historic notes detail Rev Samuel Hunter, Gov Thomas Johnson, and the church’s role as Maryland’s established church with tolls payable in tobacco.
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Frederick
All Saints’ Street
Mt. Olivet Comelecy
All Saints’ Parish
Ernest Helfenstein
Episcopal Church
Frederick Town
Samuel Uunter
Kent Island
God's Acre
Mr. Hunter
Thomas Bacon
Thomas Price
Thomas Johnson
Tnes
Attacked by a Gander On Farm Yet Unnamed
A farmer reports a gander attack on a man as he tended stock. The bird allegedly bit and pecked, causing minor injuries and distress but no lasting harm. Local authorities advised caution around fowl and reminded residents to supervise poultry areas.
Rebuilding Stable Tie Stehio of the Hvers Iee Com PPUMS
The fragment discusses rebuilding efforts linked to an organization called Hvers Iee Com PPUMS. It mentions destruction and a shift to Pandes root, with Ion Mikang noted as a now relevant factor in the context.
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Tie Stehio
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Ion Mikang
Rheumatism Cure Advertised by Newton Resident
A damaged 19th century notice from Newton promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism and aches. It touts a claim of curing rheumatism and offers the product through local dealers. The text is fragmentary with several garbled phrases and inconsistent spellings.
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Chamberlain
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Chamberlains
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon
Baker and Brokers report noon corrections on latest sales across coal, cotton, gas, power, railroad, and bank securities. Listings include Seaboard Air Line notes, United Rus. bonds, Western Maryland and Fairmont coal, Mercantile Trust, Md. Trust, and Dwight funding issues with varied coupon rates and par values.
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New York Stocks Quoted by Matter Bros Co
Today's stock quotations provided by Matter Bros Co show market activity across major exchanges. Prices forIndustrial and large-cap shares reflect mixed trading while technology and energy sectors pull gains and declines in early sessions.
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Seek Light Franchise Faces Brunswick Council Hearing
The Northern Virginia Power Company seeks a 30 year electric franchise in Brunswick. Presented to the town council last night, the session produced no action amid a heated debate. The company offers about $200 annually plus taxes the town may levy on its property.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Brunswick
Prey Sy
Special half price offer from A L Pearre for Dr Howard note
A L Pearre advertising fifty men and women to buy Dr Howard specific for constipation and dyspepsia at a fifty cent half price. He offers a money back refund if it does not relieve or cure quickly. Mail order 25 cents, charges paid, limited supply this week at Pearce's Modern Pharmacy.
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