The Frederick Daily News May 1914 edition notice
The Frederick Daily News operates as an independent paper with daily and weekly editions. Subscriptions are offered by mail in the United States for varying rates, with specific prices for monthly and annual terms. The paper serves Frederick, Maryland, and nearby lists, inviting club incentives and advising that cash accompanies all subscriptions.
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Frederick
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederck, Vd
Frederick News subscriber notice on missed papers
Suburban readers are urged to report missing deliveries to help improve service. The newspaper lists locations where The Frederick News is sold including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Graddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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New City
Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Graddock Heights
Zimmerman Brose
Hood College fights freak dresses on campus
Hood College authorities oppose extreme fashion among female students, aiming to curb restrictive and dangerous dress trends. The piece quips about narrowing skirts and potential legislative action, noting the clash between style and safety on campus.
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Hood College
Éollege
Uncle Sam
Home For the Aged chronicled as a century of care
A lengthy review in yesterday’s News highlighted the Home For the Aged, detailing ten decades of service and suggesting the institution has grown beyond capacity. Many applicants cannot be admitted due to limited housing and resources, prompting shutouts for those seeking care.
Home for the Aged Receives Community Support
The article praises the Home for the Aged, noting its good work by the Homme and the charitable friends who sustain it. It predicts the next twenty years will show even greater impact and urges continued support as a blessing to the community. It also mentions Hood College as a future point of contact.
Flood control and housing policy urged by Senator Burton
In a letter to the Springhetd Republican the Ohio Senator Burton argues flood prevention cannot rely on forest restoration or massive embankments. He favors keeping waterways open, removing obstructions, and widening channels to carry flood waters. He questions allowing dwellings in danger zones, noting the political opposition and cost.
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Burton
Ohio
Quotes and quips from old newspapers minutes of merriness
A collection of pithy lines from various papers including the Louisville Courier Journal and Chicago Record-Herald. The items feature humorous exchanges about marriage, aging, disease, and military discipline with brisk, quotable dialogue reflecting mid century newsroom tone.
Frederick memories from 1892 local columns
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items note a boy bitten by a dog, coolness of frost in places, Articles of Incorporation filed for Mane No 1 Sery Company, the Pips Creek Methodist Protestant church dedication with Rev Z T Wasi of Westminster Theological Seminary, the old church razed for the new edifice, the Circuit Court term opened with Judge Linch on the bench, trustees appointed for Union Foundry and Store Works amid insolvency petitions, liabilities estimated from 20 to 50 thousand dollars.
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The
Mane No. 1 ©Sery Company
Pips Creek
Z. TL Wasi
Westminster Theological Seminary
PL Manishy, Jr
Benjamin F. Reich
Union Foundry and Store Works
Insolkenia
Gnd
Clerk of the Circuit Conn
Youths Work Way Through College
Harvard employment office data show college students in 1911 12 earned 107711 dollars from Oct 2 to June 29 across roles from model to ice man. Highest pay 1500 for supervising tutor. lowest 66 2 for a musical comedy supernumerary. Harvard says a student can work his way through college if funds cover freshman year.
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Aiost
Varney
Morris Grex le Secratars
Harvard Employment Bureau
Harvard
Walter
Tharvard
Man Taken in Looting Case After Midnight Arrest
Charles Ivory, a colored man, was arrested by Officers King Herring and Stonenburg on suspicion of robbing a drunken white man of about $0. Ivory was found at his West Sirk street home with no money on him. Witnesses said Ivory with the man as late as 1:30, hearing set for later.
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Clargey
Tarr
Charles Ivory
King
Herring
Stonenburg
Ivory
Orlock
West Siirick Street
Death notices of Mrs William A Abb and child accident
Mrs Clara Ellen Abb died aged 61 yesterday at her farm south of the city near Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral from her residence Friday at 1 PM conducted by Rev Hedges and Rev McLean with burial at Mt Olivet. Funeral arrangements by Blehison and Cline. Two boys Kenneth Hyde six and Andrew McAllister enrolled son of S N McAllister were injured by dynamite caps near Clear Spring while handling dynamite from highway workers. Wade’s hand was injured with embedded cap fragments.
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WILLIAM A+ ANT
Clara Ellen Abb
William A. Abb
Blehison
Cline
Kenneth Hyde
Ames Hyde
Andrew McAllister
S. N. Mcallister
Wade
Engagement announced for Mary White to William Langford
Mr and Mrs Thomas O White of Barnesville announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to William Fleming Langford of Pocomoake Md The wedding is set for Wednesday June 4 at Christ Church G A Black will host the ceremony
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Thomas O White
Barnesville
Mary
William Fleming Langford
Pocomoke CIA
Dane
G&a
Elack
Christ Church
Luts For $5,000 Damages In Court Case
A damaged OCR item reports Kinward S and Naman of Washinden, along with Reber and Jones, filing a suit on the Onshore grouppike for $5,000 in damages. His mother, Mrs. Virginia Jones, testified she was knocked down and injured.
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Kinward S&s Naman
Washinden
Reber
Eo Jones
Jonce
Xyman Fey
Viremia Jones
Rheumatism Cure Mentioned In Unclear Letter
A fragment describes a patient in Newton, Iowa, reporting relief after applying a high remedy to relieve rheumatic pain. The text references Chamberlain’s lotion and a morning improvement, but the writing is muddled and unreliable.
Urge Longer School Term for Colored Pupils Indorsed
A committee seeking a longer colored school term urged County Commissioners to extend the session from 3 to 4 months at an estimated extra cost of 1200. Support came from ministers and civic groups. The proposal cites morals and better pay for teachers as reasons, noting larger counties in Maryland have longer terms and better outcomes. The board will consider funds and examine Walkersville School for safety and suitability.
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Ang County
Board of County Commissioners
Supg
Hey Douglass
Hoolf
Hen
L. G. Kieffer
J. Minger
John W. Br
Baltimore County
Washingtons County
Walkersville
Ste Ted
R. R. Lewis
Frederick County Auth Saloon
Harsh Cold Snap Binds City Weather Alert
After a heat wave the city dropped to 42 degrees last night, a sharp fall from the 90s earlier in the week. Temperatures eased from a Sunday high of 92 to 87 Monday and into the 80s by Tuesday, signaling a rapid turn in the spell of warmth.
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Bren
Col Jones in Hospital for Treatment in Washington
Col Jones of Rockville has entered a Washington hospital for a course of treatment after months of poor health. His condition is described as alarming though some improvement is hoped with the hospital care. Corporal Spencer C. Jones is mentioned in relation to the entry and health concerns.
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Cpl
Spencer C. Jones
Rockvill
Washington
Mainland School for the Tat Baseball at Blue Ridge
The Mainland School for the Tat baseball team travels to Nea Windsor Saturday to play Blue Ridge College here.
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Blue Ridge
Walleo
Nea
Windsor
Bluse Ridge College
Constipation Cure Ad Promotes Unknown Remedy
Fragmentary ad style text touts a life remedy claim with unclear details and scattered phrases. It mentions a curation of pills or treatments and lists places or names in a jumbled fashion, resembling a vintage advertisement column.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected Upward
Latest sale prices from Motter Bros. & Co Usckers and Brokers list diverse stocks and bonds across sectors. Notable entries include Seaboard Air Line Ist Prd United Kentucky Cons 4a and Western Maryland Int, with varied percentages and par values reflecting a fluctuating market today May 8.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Usckers
A.C. Li
Georgia
Alabama
AL Houston
Houston
Mes
North & Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Jealmard Air Line
United Kys
United Itys
United Hys
United
Western Maryland
Nor
Central
Wld Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomacrs
Citizens’ Bank GC
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Houston Oil
Chicago Grain Market Snapshot
Wheat prices listed for May July and September contracts with mixed bids around 88 to 89 percent and 84 to 94. Corn May and July futures noted with prices referenced but not fully specified, reflecting a compact market update from Chicago grain floor activity.
New York Stocks Quotations from May 8 1913
Daily stock table from Matter Bros Co lists opening highs lows and last prices for numerous rail and utility stocks including Atchison Topeka B&O Brooklyn Rapid Transit Great Northern Pacific and Union Pacific with sales to noon totaling 102900 shares. Wallet note mentions WARNER'S DRUG STORE advertisement and a town talk line.
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Atchison
B&o
Brooklyn
Gnes
Nort
Boro
Lady ME &T
Norfolk
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Act Gouth
Union Pacific
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Empire Theatre
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Ipo & G
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John Menhrling
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Pythian Castle
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H. L. Gaver
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C. J. Schlidknecht
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