Frederick Daily News announces rates and mail options
The Frederick Daily News, published by BHA Great Southern Printing, outlines subscription plans and prices for daily and semi weekly editions. It details mailing options across the United States, club incentives, and payment requirements, noting the paper is printed in Fredericx Maryland and is a second class mail matter.
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BHA Great Southern Printing
Oay
United States
Wsteely
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone, Exchange
Frederick
Fredericex
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Paper Delays
Subscriptions are urged to report missed deliveries to the office. The News notes paper sales at New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Gross Grocery Store to improve service.
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Frederick News
New City Hotel
Luckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F.K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Gross
Henry. Nixdorf
Wall Wake
Charles Wertheimer
Maysiatr
Alodern
Maylédlat
Lraudock Heights
Bill Ave
UL Stull
Church St
Farmers And Their Work In The United States
Tillers of the soil on nearly seven million farms will soon turn an agricultural domain of about 225 million acres. From March to July, 120 days, most land will be plowed planted and cultivated, with corn leading acreage followed by oats and cotton. The 1912 figures show over 107 million acres of corn, 38 million oats, and 34 million cotton, totaling 179 million acres, implying harvests approaching 270 million acres if this season matches or surpasses 1912.
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United States
Smid
Frederick High School Field and Track Meet Preview
Weather permitting, Frederick High School plans its third annual field and track meet. Cadet corps will compete for The News trophy with all three companies aiming to win honors. The article notes support for athletic activities and proper supervision to foster good qualities.
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Frederick High School
Cadet Corps
Ois Grator Ne
Tienton Sg
Healin
Athletic fields forge character and resilience in youth
The text argues that sports cultivate grit and perseverance, shaping character beyond the field. It notes physical benefits of athletic activity as important considerations in development.
The Fat Man and Beauty Routines in Piquant Satire
A Washington column ridicules fat-shaming dieting fixes, praising unconventional exercise via a mock Grecian bend. It lampoons weight loss lore, citing a New York Sun anecdote and imagining comical, self-deprecating fitness theatrics.
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Nstorre
Washington Prat
New York Sun
Stride May Sue City Over Doctor Bills for Dog Bite
N G Stride, a Baltimore and Ohio baggageman, may sue the city over medical charges after a mad dog bite on April 12 required Pasteur treatment. Stride says the bill, $152, remains unpaid and the railroad has not assumed responsibility. His wound has healed but scars remain. his health not yet normal. Also, William Phebus of New Market was seriously injured after a horse kick, with improved condition reported for the patient.
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Frederick
John N. G. Stride
Baltimore and Ohio
Pasteur
Baltimore and Olio Rathoad Co
Stride
William Phebus
New Market
H. H. Hopkins
Phebus
Charles Phebus
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Highlights
Readable items from May 21, 1895 column note a suicide by George W. Slagic at Montevue Hospital, a Middletown jubilation over railroad prospects with an outdoor meeting, Honor Alberta Edmonds’s death at 17 from spinal meningitis, an AH Sante church Whitsun tide program by children, and fire protection tanks tested at Montevue Hospital.
Visiting Nurse Service For Insurance Company Plan
Frederick county Tuberculosis Society met at the Federated Charities building and outlined plans to have its visiting nurse render services to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Industrial policyholders locally. The arrangement, coordinated through J R McCoy, marks a high standard of service for a city of this size, with Florence Garner serving as substitute nurse since May 1.
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Ant! T. B. Association
Frederick County Tuberculosis Speciety
Federated Charities
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Lee K. Frankel
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
J. R. McCoy
Kohler
Miss Casey
Florence J. Garner
Miss Garner
Funerals for Higgiins and Merriman Held Nearby
Funeral services conducted today for Melissa J Higgins at Epworth Methodist Church Gaithersburg officiated by Rev RG Koontz. She died at 35, leaving six children, husband Charles H Higgins, and father the late Levi Watkins. Burial at Gaithersburg. Separate service held for Mary Ho Merriman in Petersville with interment in church cemetery.
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Melissa J. Higgiins
Gaithersburg
Epworth Methodist Church
RG Koontz
Higins
Charles H. Higgins
Levi Watkins
B and Q Issue Booklet for 1913 Summer Tours
The Baltimore and Ohio issued its 1913 Summer Tours booklet yesterday, bound and illustrated with views of Jersey coast resorts, Adirondacks, and New England along the Balti more and Ohio lines. Isaac Hecht, Havre de Grace banker and prominent local figure, committed suicide by hanging in a Tanah Company garage yesterday morning.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey
Adirondack Mountains
New England
Canadian
Nova Scotia
Isaac Hecht
Havre de Grace
Fragmented Inquiries Prompt Local News Surmise
A garbled OCR page poses disjointed questions about crime, upcoming events, health meetings, population data, and political figures. The readable items reference Kemp Hall events, a freehand cancer meeting, and vague census questions amid speculative chatter.
Robbery at Carroll Street Home Nets $2500 Cash
Thieves gained entry to Mr and Mrs Ephiriam Eyler s Carroll street home while they were at the movies. They ransacked the house, taking $2500 in cash, clothing, and other goods from a trunk. Entrance was via a moved rear slide window, no clues yet. The couple, recently married, were described as hard working. Residents fear a robber gang is still at large after a string of recent thefts.
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Ephiriam Eyler
Carroll Street
Eatranee
Mr. Eyler
Fredenck
White Cross Mulic
Byler
Frederick
Deaths of Noah R. Donaldson and Mary M. Bruner in Middletown
Noah R. Donaldson 39 died yesterday at Montevue Hospital after a Baltimore origin and years in the city employed by the Pennsylvania Telephone Co. Survived by wife, siblings including James A. Donaldson and Mrs. Titlow, funeral Thursday at 2:30 from Mrs Titlow’s home, interment at Mt. Olivet, Thomas P. Rice funeral director. Mary M. Bruner, 9 4/12, died yesterday afternoon at West Sixth street. Widow of Emanuel Bruner, she leaves seven sons and several relatives across Maryland and Ohio. Funeral Friday at 2 from AML EL Church Middletown. interment nearby, Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
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Ronaldroz
Noah R. EB. Donaldson
Montevue Hospital
Donaldson
Baltimore
P. Telephone Co
Edward Titlow
North Market Street
James A. Donaldson
Harry A Helmling
John J. Stier
Titlow
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Mary VM
Mary M. Bruner
West Sixth Street
Bruner
Middletown
Viola Walker
Emanuel Bruner
Noah
Joseph
John
George Bruner
Burkittsville
Charles Kroner
Harrisburg
Pas Wiliam Braner
Cleveland
James H. Braner
South Frederick
Ibis Cry
Tso Brothers
Jacob Wheaton
Haxerstown
John Wheston
Chicago
Thomas PL Rice
Marriage in the Courts Ties Local Couples in Town
Vernon Weddle 28 of MountainDais and Ella Ramsburg 21 of Tear Towistown marry in the courts. Erler 21 of Walkers sHiv and Nina Armstrong 23 of Froferek also wed. Elmer Rie 27 of Vivere sne and Vimy Derr 28 of Middletown marry. Ronald Clayton 22 of Haverveva and Wome Pearl Town 1 of Mi Aim are listed in filings.
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Vernon
Weddle
Moun
Ella Bo Ramsburg
Tear Toewistown
Kares FO Erler
Walkers
sHiv
Nina C. Armatrong
Froferek
Elmer FL Rie
Viveresne
Vimy Magdalene Derr
Middletown
Ronard LeRer Clayton
Haverveva
Wome Pearl Town
Mi Aim
Baltimore stock market closes mixed on noon prices
Motter Bros and Company updated prices for latest sales at noon May 21, 1918. Listed issues include Georgia Alabama G H S, Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line bonds and stocks, United Railways, Western Maryland, Maryland Trust Mercantile Trust and other regional listings with varied gains and declines.
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Hare
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Nort
Portsmouth
Anacostia & Potomac
Citizens' Bank
GGN
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Frouston
Del
Seaboard Air Line
United Rys
United
Western
Maryland
Nor
Central
Ipraiahie
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co
New York stocks quotes supplied by Motter Bros Co show daily movements across major issues. Market activity reflects typical trading range with bids asks and closing tendencies noted for investors and brokers following session fluctuations.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Meeting of Lutheran Brotherhood Adopts Routine Business
At the Lutheran Brotherhood meeting held in the chapel last night only routine business was transacted after discussion of matters of interest to the organization. The session adjourned thereafter.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Citizens from Frederick and nearby areas remain confined to their homes due to illness. Mr. D V Stauffer, who suffered minor injuries in a recent accident, has recovered enough to go outdoors.
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Frederick
D. V. Stauffer
Half price medicine offer in partnership with Dr Pearce
Readers are invited to clip a coupon from the paper and present it at Dr Pearce's drugstore to purchase one of his top selling medicines at half price, a promotion designed to boost circulation and advertising value. The arrangement highlights the pharmacist's popular product and the newspaper's promotional reach.
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Pearce
Coupon for 50c Dr Howards cure at half price
A vintage coupon offers one 50 cent package of Dr Howards specific for constipation and dyspepsia at 25 cents. The issuer A L Pearce promises a money refund to any dissatisfied customer.
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Dr. Howard
Aa. L. Pearce
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John Mehr- Hong
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Ae Marridtt
John Herstberber
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Cramer & Stauffer
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