Daily News brief from Fredrick city newspaper listing staff and rates
Daily News published at 41 North Market Street Fredrick ND outlines staff roles Birely R E Delaplaine president Secy treas foot vice president manager and rates for mailing subscriptions cents per copy monthly and annual options. Semiw eekly News published Tuesdays and Fridays for 1.00 year in advance with club incentives. Office and sale locations listed with contact numbers and post office entry noted.
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Suntey
North Market Street
Frederck, ND
EE Great Southern Printing
New City
Buckey’s
South Market Street
Central Restaurant
K. Schmist
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Belxhta
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
News Ofice
Fraders Md
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick City
Fridat
Board of Managers
Shank
D. C. Warehime
Keeping Up Soil Fertility Across European and American Farms
The article argues US farming has mined soil by drawing nutrients without adequate replenishment. It cites European yields and Illinois editors noting fertility decline. It stresses that soil exhaustion is timebound, advocates fertilization, and notes enrichment boosts profit as labor costs rise.
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Europe
Middle West
United States
The Leisure Classes and War A San Francisco View
The San Francisco Bulletin reflects on Europe’s leisure classes willing to die for war. Will Irwin offers a sharper, critical view, likening war to delirium and a gigantic, unhealthy enterprise rather than a noble, healthy reaction to ideals.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Europe
Will Irwin
Udr
Irwin
National militia reforms seen shaping up to 1916 act epoch making
The piece argues Congress will likely overhaul militia status to strengthen national defense, linking state camps with regular army oversight, expanding federal aid, and empowering the President to call militia for defense and law enforcement. It highlights 1908 and 1916 reforms as turning points toward uniform standards and closer federal control.
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Christian Science Monitor
Congress
United States National Army
War Department
District of Columbia
Southwest
Poverty as a Cause of Consumption in U S Cities
The Public Health Service report links tuberculosis to poor living conditions, noting one sixth of cases arise in cheap lodging houses and one fifth to occupational hazards. Economic conditions drive the disease, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh showing high death rates linked to low incomes, while racial differences modulate susceptibility under poverty.
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New York World
Public Health Service
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Columns
Local items from The News May 19 1826 note citizen plans for State Encampment in Frederick. Attendees include Mayor Yauble James EB Walker Charles Tyson Capt Rebeles Rebhles Charles Doll Alien Rohrback JT EL Long Louis Kline James Houck A P Marsh and Harry Chapline. Charles N Hauer owner of the Buffalo receives a gold medal for champion pool player. McClintock Youngs of Frederick granted a patent for a brush design.
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Frederick
Ctv
Mayor Yeahle
James EB
Walker
Charles ® Tyson
Capt
Rebhles
Charles D Doll
Alien Rohrback
EL Long
Louis Kline
James £. Houck
A. P. Marsh
Harry FE. Chapline
Charles N. Hauer
The
Buffalo
A Fair Beginning For An Army
The New York World argues seven years of the conference Army DML could yield up to one million trained men nationwide including 206000 active troops and reserves, with militia and training-camp graduates. Regional mobile requirements vary, but the plan offers a practical compromise, a better defense than current vulnerability, and a ready path to reformable defense.
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New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Nebraska
Texas
Kansas
Faithful friends endure in need against flattering foes
The lines warn that many who praised wealth fall away in hardship. True friendship endures: a friend helps in need, shares sorrow, and bears every grief. Flattery fades when fortune fails, while a faithful friend remains. The verse, attributed to William Shakespeare, contrasts shallow courtiers with loyal companionship.
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William Shakespeare
Three German Vessels Sunk Reported in Baltic Action
Reuters dispatch from Stockholm says two German steamships the Kolga and the Bianca were sunk by a submarine believed to be Russian. A Central News despatch adds the Heras torpedoed in the Baltic by a British submarine.
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London
Stockholm
Kolga
Hamburg
Heras
Baltic
Legend of the Grand Canyon myth and wedding note
A compact legend recounts how Ta Vwoats guided a chief to the Grand Canyon and back, with a warning to remain silent about its joys. The item also mentions Miss Padds and Jack Pott planning marriage and includes brief humor quotes about American legislatures. It closes with a fact about 80 operations in making a cold pea.
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Grand Canyon
The
Colorado
Ta-Vwouats
Ta-Vwoats
Canyon
Ta- Vwoats
Gorce
Freckles Vanish with Double Strength Othine
A vintage beauty brief promises Freckles removal using ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist. Apply morning and night to fade dark spots and freckles, with a money back guarantee if not effective. Light freckles may vanish entirely after treatment.
Pastor Kuhlman Leaves Gettysburg for York Mission Role
Former Gettysburg Seminary professor Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman resigns as Old Testament Theology chair to become Field Secretary for the Lutheran Foreign Mission Board. He will base in York Pa with headquarters and move there before year end. Dr. A R Wentz tapped to fill new Historical Theology chair.
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Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Lutheran Seminary
Foreign Mission Board
Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
Mission Board
York
A. R. Wentz
Gettysburg College
Wentz
Frederick Aid
Germany
Leipsic
Berl
Tuebingen
Washington University
Gettysburg
L. B. Wolfe
Marriages and notices in Unionville and environs
Edgar M. Lowman and Miss Prudence A. Willard of Unionville wed Tuesday by Rev. James O. Wrightson. Amos C. Stine of Middletown and Nellie Knadler near Burkittsville wed Sunday by Rev. Charles M. Smith. Deeds filed: Milton E. Stater and wife to William Howard Staley. Grayson H. Staley and wife to Roy C. Michael and wife. Marriage licenses issued: Irvin L. Neine and Helen M. Sappington. Francis Herring and Mabel E. Ashbaugh. Also note on motor man Jesse M. Haugh returning to work after knee operation. advertisement on catarrh remedy by Cheney 4 Co.
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Stine—Knadler
Amos C. Stine
Middletown
Nellie Knadler
Burkittsvile
Charles M. Smith
Milton E. Stater
William Howard Staley
Grayson H. Staley
Roy C. Michael
Irvin L. Neine
Reading
Helen M. Sappington
Johnsville
Francis Herring
Mabel E. Ashbaugh
Emmitsburs
Personal notes from Waynesboro social scene
Purely Personal items list residents and visitors in Waynesboro Pa. Hood College guests LaRue Warehime and Iris Miller, plus Rev. Ernest E. Weaver at Acacia Lodge anniversary. Local residents travel to Baltimore Frederick and Philadelphia for visits and business with several stays involving friends and relatives.
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LaRue Warehime
Iris Miller
Hood College
Waynesboro
Ernest E. Weaver
the Reformed Church
Walkersville
Acacia Lodge
Masona
Weaver
Samuel G. Duvall
Court Street
Baltimore
Kenry Shaw
Patrick Fivcet
Lahore
UH. Eugene Willard
Engle’s W. Va
Hig
Charles P. Hiteshew
Margaret Roelkey
East Third Street
M. G. Sykes
Rachel Sykes
Fergiey
Mortimer
Ellicott City
Frederick
Jane Rice
Bessie B. Cozens
Boston
Mass
Elinor Cline
Highland Lodge
Hope Miller
Olive
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Jack Pott
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Boston Transcript
Richmond Time-Dispatch
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Lutheran Mission Board
Hymeneas
Jesse M. Haugh
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Chyner & Co
Tee
Mars
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Teledo
Ohio
Teruggiote
Famey Pile
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
Severn
Garrett
Pe Grange, Jr
Central Trust Building
F. Getzendanner, M. D
South Market
Maryland
B. Evard Kepner
Wilson FP. Smith
Kepner & Smith
North Market Btret
Frederick, MD
Electric Blu Printing
Keefer
Baltimore and Ohio
Poole
Chas. W. Ross
Court Square
Center Market
Market St. May
Apple M. F. Houck
Adamstown
Mary Saefee
Franklin Institute
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Maya Ot
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Jesshey Sweet
Buckinghamn Industrial Sched ‘Phone
Buckerstown
Vatoon CT Cline
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Hahn & Rowe
Apragr
Frederick County National
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America
Plymouth
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Equity
Joseph W. L. Carty
Charles C. Carty
Clarence C. Carty
Eli G. Haugh
B. F. Reich
C. D. Keedy
First National Bank of
Charles W. Stup
David T. Stup
Elit G. Haugh
Alber
S. Brown
Niiss
Clarence Snyder
Almeda Snyder Sheffer
D. P. Sheffer
Snally
Salddar
Owier
Cler Urner & Urner
Anotal Society
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Market St
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National Bank
U. S. Government Supervision
Federal Reserve ” Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
V-Prest
C. Albert Gilson
Cashier
Comptroller
U. S. Treaurer
Bank OF Personal Service
Wisner Street
Reno S. Harp
Third Street
Moses Fisher
Gem Steam Laundry
West Patrick St
North Market
Seventh Street
DH Avenue
Cramer and Stauffer
News
East South Street
C. E. Burger
South Market St
Corner Third and
Market Sts
DI Ave
Chas, Wertheimer
East Patrick Street
Stove House
Une
Market and
Third Streets
Frederick' S Trust Company
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Cestag
T Gare
Reer Church
C. W. King
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