AM Independent Newspaper Published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
The Semi-Weekly News of Frederick Maryland is issued Tuesdays and Fridays and mailed to subscribers in the United States for 1.00 per year with club inducements. Subscriptions require payment with orders. The news office connects with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for communications and advertisements. Entered as second class mail matter at Frederick.
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United States
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
Frederick, Md
Fredericx
Subscribers urged to report missed Frederick News delivery
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue to the office while noting available sale points. Listings include New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Artington Hotel and Braddock Heights Zimmermen Bros Grocery Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Artington
Braddock Heights
Zimmermen Bros
MaySdim
West South Street
John Mehr- Hing
Storm
Bentz St. Apy
North Market St
Aprzodtl
Primaries Begin Tonight for Municipal Election
The city holds the first party primaries tonight to select delegates for the nominating convention and final ticket. Voters are urged to back capable, conscientious candidates from either party, ensuring the best representatives fill the three upcoming city seats and advance good government.
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Demetris
Frederick
Fly as Vector for Disease Urges Public Health Fight
A New York World article argues houseflies spread typhoid and infantile paralysis. Dr. E W Saunders of St Louis links flies to disease via experiments. Prevention relies on removing filth, waste, and protecting food rather than mere fly-swatting.
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Cremer
New York World
Fies
Fragmented excerpts reflect early 20th century converse on marriage and coal prices
The sources present a mix of quoted lines about marriage, money, and delayed nuptials from The Philadelphia Record Life and Cleveland Plain Dealer. A humorous dialogue contrasts cynicism toward marrying for money with romantic attention and months. The snippets hint at social norms, dating customs, and economic topics of the era.
The Farmer's Complaint Verse Parody
S. E. Kaiser in Chicage Record Herald notes a farm life lament with steady toil and longing for city leisure. The speaker contrasts rural labor from dawn to dark with urban joy and beauty, expressing weariness and yearning for easier days. The verse blends rural imagery with wistful desire for social ease.
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Sonder
S. E. Kaiser
Chicaze Record- Herald
ZEMO claims fast relief for eczema and skin irritations
An advertisement for ZEMO a liquid remedy sold by the EW Rose Medicine Co St Louis MO promises instant relief from eczema sores pimples and rashes including sunburn prickly heat and bites It emphasizes safe use on children and offers 2 cent and 1 dollar bottles with Frederick retailer Williamson Drug Store carrying the product.
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Zemo
Jing Zemo
EW. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Frederick
Williamson Drag Storr
Plans for Frederick County Lutheran reunion program
The Frederick County Lutheran reunion committee met at People’s Fire Insurance to set plans for the Braddock Heights event on June 1. One program will start at 1 pm with a band, speakers include potential Secretary of State Jennings Bryan, and Rev. J. Willis will seek a Washington interview. The Middletown choir will lead vocal music, with 25 members directed by J. L. Routzalm.
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Frederick County
Lutheran Church
People's Fire Insurance Companys
Braddock
Wisant Jennings Bryan
Jus. Willis
Myersville
Washngton
Lewis
Bryan
C. F Steck
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Hi Tl Wehner
York, Pa
J. B. Markward
Harrisburg
Lutheran Choir
Middletown
J. L. Routzalm
James Wilts
Myeraville
A. G. Null
Jefferson
C. W. Hess
Brunswick
C. J. Jaines
Burkittsvide
U.S. G. Rupp
Jefferson High to Host June Commencement Address by Isaac Straus
Isaac Lebe Straus, Democratic candidate for the long term United States Senatorship, will deliver the commencement address to Jefferson High School graduates on Tuesday June 3 at the Lutheran church. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached June 1 at the Reformed church by Rev William Sykes. Graduation includes Fayette Hauneh Sykes Ethel Marguerite Rice Esther Maude Maught Wilbur Ross Vorine and Thomas Lakin Thrasher. A flag will be placed at Francis Scott Key’s grave in Mt Olivet cemetery on May 24 at 4 o clock by the Key Monument Association with arrangements led by Mrs A Schinder.
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Isaac Lebe Straus
Jefferson High School
United States
William (. Sykes
W. T. Mahoney
Fayette Hauneh Sykes
Ethel Marguerite Rice
Esther Maude Maught
Wilbur Ross Vorine
Thomas Lakin Thrasher
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
Key Monument Association
Frederick J. A
A. Schinder
Independent Mase Company delegates named for State Firemen’s Convention
President Jacob Rosenstock announced delegates and alternates to the State Firemen's Convention for Independent Mase Company No. 1. The event runs June 11 to 13 in Westernport with delegates Dr. A. A. Radcliff George Wallace William Kelb Thomas L. Zimmerman and George Kelb Salter as alternates McT Encle R E Delaphune Richard Keyser M XN Nusz and Geo Ke Salter listed as alternates.
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Jacob Rosenstock
Mase
Westernport
A. A. Radcliff
George Wallace
William Kelb
Thomas L. Zimmerman
George Kelb
Alernates
Encle
R. E Delaphune
Richard Keyser
M. XN. Nusz
Geo. Ke. Salter
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local column items note the FCY MCOA anniversary at Evangelical Reform Church with speakers Morris, W253 and J. E. Push. Financial reports cite receipts and expenditures. Frederick County Health Society held season finale and officers were elected. Fire company committees reviewed the state firemen association constitution and approved changes.
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Evangelical Refor
Morris
Baltimore Association
J. E. Push
Washingon
Reinterment plans for Barbara Fritchie detailed
Complete plans for the reinterment of Barbara Fritchie and her husband John in Mt. Olivet on Memorial Day. Dr Bernard C Steiner will give the principal address. The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association and Reynolds Post G A R coordinate with numerous organizations for a 2 PM procession and formal services.
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Heroine
Rain Coat Stolen From Hendrickson Store
Elmer Wacher formerly of Allen, a clerk in Hendrickson's dry goods store, reported a valuable rain coat missing last Thursday night. Police seek identification of the coat among booty recovered from arrestees as investigations unfold in a string of recent robberies.
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Elmer Wacher
Allen
Hendrickson
Dry Seeds
Lost 18 Chickens Reported From East Church Street
W. Anderson of Eichison Furniture Store residence on East Church Street reports the loss of 18 fine chickens several nights ago due to rats entering the coop. The notice seeks information or recovery.
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W. ¥. Anderson
Eiehison Furniture
East Church Street
Edo
Baltimore stock market report of May 20 1913
Motter Gros and Co reports noon corrections on prices for coal cotton and utility stocks. Listings include Anacostia Potomac 5 percent note 55 United Railways 4s uinswed Hyg Income and Mercantile Trust. Maryland Trust and Fairmont Coal 4s appear among diverse securities with varied yields.
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B.akers and Brokers
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
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Rwg
Nocl
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
United Rys
Maryland Isles
Foe Co
Trust
Mers Wan Ae
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank
Araeeee Aly A. GC
N. Bs
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Jiguston
New York Stocks Prices From Motter Brothers Co
New York stocks today with quotations furnished by Motter Bros & Co showing early price movements. Market activity focused on major industrials and rail names as traders awaited further economic signals.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Local Property Repaint Jobs On West Patrick And All Saints
Brief items note repaint work on 3 Mrs James FE Stand property at West Patrick street by George Gittinger and the residence of Mr George W VanFossen on West All Saints street, repainted by a crew under William H Gilbert. Also Miss May Furor of Sapvillasville, Hood College student, was injured after noon falls from a ledge on Chimney Rock, sustaining an ugly scalp wound and bruises. She’s cared for at Mrs William Zimmerman’s home and Frederick car transport arranged. Dr M A Birely of Thuringat treated her.
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James FE. Stand
West Patrick Street
George Gittinger
George W. VanFossen
All Saints Street
William H. Gilbert
May Furor
Sapvillasville
Hood College
Chimney Rock
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
When you have a bad cold you want relief and a prompt permanent cure. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all these needs by acting on nature's plan, relieving the lungs, aiding expectoration, and restoring health. It has World Wide sales and is dependable, sold by all dealers.
Hear the Testimony of Frederick People and Decide the Case
A fragment from a 19th century medical ad cites Frederick’s personal experience with kidney pain and head dizziness. It claims relief from a home remedy called Pears Radner Pills and mentions a Mrs Abmrh and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sources.
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Dean
Frederck
William Bres
Wess
Patrick Street
Frederici
Insurance guidance on liability and property damage coverage
A fragmented advertorial discussing liability, casualty, and fire insurance for injuries and property damage. It references insuring machinery, homeowner liability, and fire coverage while noting protection for owners and residents and listing several street names and locations in a promotional tone.
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Aiis
Pythian Castle
Bling
Eredertr
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