Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Prospectus 1913
The Frederick Daily News announces home delivery by carriers and mail options with monthly and yearly rates. The Semi-Weekly News publishes Tuesdays and Fridays. The Semi-Weekly News offers club discounts, monthly rates, and advance payment incentives. Office connected to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. Correspondence invited from all parts of the country. Freder ick, Md. May 23, 1913.
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Frederick
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
Frederick, Mointeret
Fredery
Subcribers urged to report missed Frederick News delivery
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report it to the office while noting outlets selling the newspaper. Locations include New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S. Market St. General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and Zimmerman Bros Grocery at Braddock Heights.
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Frederick News
New City Hotel
Braddock Heights
MaySdim
West South Street
John Mehrling
Maz Sdte
Market St
Modern Convenienaces
RR. P. Storm
Aprictt
Bentz St
North Market St
Twenty Years Ago at Hood College and Frederick High School
In the Twenty Years Ago items Prof Jos H Apple of Central High School Pittsburgh has been secured as president of Hood College. He has guided the college through growth and expansion, now renamed Hood College. Also noted is Amon Burgee as principal of Frederick Male High School for about 18 years, praised for long service and leadership. Both leaders are described as builders whose work shapes education and character in the community.
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Jos. H. Apple
Central High School
Pittsburgh
Woman's College
Appie
Hood College
Apple May Loek
Amon Bursee
Frederick Male
Himesi
Burges
Prof
Barger
High school overwork and vacations questioned
The Voice of the Press notes spring student strikes over two sessions in Beston and nearby towns. It argues for reorganizing days to favor forenoon schooling and afternoon leisure, criticizing long vacations and citing immigrant children’s work ethic as a model. It laments two-year graduation gaps compared to Germany and warns of lasting cost to families and the community.
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Scalgol
New York World
Beston
Hfe
Germany
Bis
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Wits in Local Columns
A collage of brief quips from periodicals and town topics. Remarks include Optimist versus Pessimist exchange about the sun and life, Miss Catt commenting on the bachelor tax being dropped, and playful lines about painters colic and local color. Father and son exchange banter about marriage haste and leisure. Snippets mirror lively social pages from early 20th century newspapers.
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Catt
Memory and the Past in a Poem by William F. Kirk
The speaker longs to remember a just deed amid many faults. Memory tortures with errors, yet a single act that brought peace or joy could redeem the life. The past is imagined as an orchard of four thousand songbirds, contrasting with a dreary present.
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Jong
William F. Kirk
Frederick notes from May 22 1885 columns
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items from the Columns of Tin News May 22 1885 report Rev A J Gill assisting at Prosperity M B church dedication. Jail and almshouse inspection led GS Griffith to praise Frederick county sheriff magistrate system. A street fight on West Patrick Street ended with three men fined for beer bottle missiles. An independent Hose Company committee was formed to draft resolutions on the death of several local figures including George Wille and John Fleischman.
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A. J. Gill
Frederick
M. GB
Ater
Maryland
GS. Griffith
Marslana Prisoners’ Aid Association
Frederick County
West Patrick Street
Abrecht
Juste Erkstein
Independent
Hose Company
George Wille
Charles B. Tyson
John Fleischman
William Uwiltner
Harry Janer
Thomas Davis
Elizabeth Atleman
Elizabeth Alleman
M. J. Alleman
Middletown Lutheran Church
Laittestown
Heman
David B Alieman Pndlasher
Adams County
Littlestown
Gellert Alleman
Swarthmore, Pa
John E. Alieman
Nieman
Hanover
Quiet Wedding Tie Armstrong and Wyler in City Home
Misa Nina Christine Armstrong of this city and Chaslea Wyler of Walkersville were married quietly at the bride’s sister home 388 East Church Street at 8:30 p.m. The ceremony by Rev Douglass Hall had few relatives present. The bride wore chiffon overnight blue messaline with pink Killarney roses. They will reside at 338 East Church Street.
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Misa Nina Christine Armstrong
Chaslea Wyler
Walkersville
Charles Myers
East Church Street
Kev. Douglans Hall
All Saints P. J. Church
Mies Jalllan Alsip
Hagerstown
Funerals in Maryland Honor Henry Vernon and Others
Funeral services for Henry Vernon of Poplars Catonsville were held at 3 PM from his hosts T Hammond Griffiths home, burial at Salem Cemetery. Vernon, born in West Chester Pa in 1863, lived with the Griffiths eight years in Frederick and nearby, survived by one brother Joshua. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs Sue E Thomas at Walkersville, Rev Guy P Bready and Rev Arthur Day presiding, with interment Mt Olivet. and funeral for Nash Donaldson from his sister Mrs Edward Titlow’s home with burial Mt Olivet.
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Henry Vernon
Mayland General Hospital
Baltimore
Bright
T. Hammond Griffith
The
Poplars
Catonsville
S. Reese Murray
Griffith
Frederick
Sue E. Thomas
C. M. Thomas
Walkersville
Guy P. Bready
Reformed Church
Arthur Day
Bit Jamison
J di. Stauffer
A. C. Nicodemus
WN. A
Nash Donaldson
Edward Titlow
North Market Street
Douglass Mooft
Charles F. Shipley
George Diges
Robert Thomas
John Hoekman
George Esterly
George Strasberger
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Humorous Ramblings on Schools and News Circulation
A garbled dialogue riffs on school sports, government care, weather, and local governance. It questions athletic chances, recalls robbers of fame, mocks coverage, and asks where to find missing items while touching on student matters and festive notes.
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Board of Aldermen
Rmaretings
Death removes Mi W H Fleming in Frederick
Frederick citizen Nicholas W Fleming died suddenly about 12 15 today of paralysis while en route to hospital after shopping for medicine. He had worked 46 years at a local coal yard and served as Alderman. Survived by brother William W Fleming and a niece Florence Zimmerman. Funeral Sunday at East Patrick street residence. Carty in charge.
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Frederick
Nicholas W. Fleming
Jeming
Plemng
Lewis W. Mehming
Patrick Sheet
Hendra
Mehming
William W. Fleming
Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Trederick
Baltimore Pike
William Randopih
Matilda Fleming
Jacob M. Newman
Pinup Pyfer
William E. Miller
Florence M. Zimmerman
Frederick the Quynn
Allen G Quynn
Nicholas D. Haver
Allen G. Quynn
East Patrick Street
C. Carty
May Buy Both Theatres In Brunswick Firm
A Brunswick man named Fr Spriver or Spurer, son of the Postmaster, seeks to purchase the Imperial and Cage theatres in Brunswick. He has backed the Carnegie operation, with Steele and Ti ness currently running both venues. He plans to resign his clerical post at the post office and may move to Colorado for extended business interests.
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Fr. Spriver
OR Spurer
Brunswick
Steele
Tiness
Colorado
Baltimore Stock Market Notes May 28 1913 Motter Bros Prices
Stock prices corrected to noon by Motter Bros and Co list various bonds and rails including Seaboard Air Line United Ry and Maryland lines. Mentions Georgia Alabama notes and Fairmont Coal vs Chicago Streets in closing line.
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Motter Bros. & Co
B .Kers
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Blee. Rwy. Ag
Id. Nou
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line. Com
United Rys
Bay United
Tiniel
Maryland Isles
Ceiltlah
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac
Citizens' Bank
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Stailways
Runaway collision injures farmer near Simpsonville
NEW YORK STOCKS quotations from Motler Bros. & Co. report a farmer, William F. Myerly of the Fifth district near Simpsonville in Howard county, badly bruised with a broken right leg after a runaway accident at Oakland Mills. His buggy was struck when a horse tied to Milton Holland’s wagon spooked, sending both horses into each other. he was taken home after the incident. Also notes the Senate confirmation of Col. Sherlock Swann as Postmaster of Baltimore, and includes an 1886 attestation by F. J. Cheney & Co. offering a cure for catarrh with Mall’s Catarrh Cure, plus a notary seal and ad claims.
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Willliam F. Myerly
Simpsonville
Howard County
Oakland Mills
Myerly
Ellicott City
William F. Wihipps
Milton Holland
Col
Sherlock Swann
Baltimore
W. Hall Harns O
United States Senate
Colonel Swann
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Mall
Cheney
A.D
Insurance Types and Liability Coverages for Automotives
A fragmented note outlines liability, casualty and fire insurance basics for auto use. It mentions auto liability protects others, property damage for others, collision and fire coverage, and the need for owner to carry accident insurance. It hints at saving money with special experience and planning from a securities and insurance firm in Frederick, MD.
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Sijta
Slaane
Aseutad
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the Daily News
WMB
Great Southern Printing
Ee Aanl J Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
EB. Birely
BE. Delaplaine
Sec'y. and
Treas
Birely
Will Fout
Ade
Boston Transcript
Blobbs
Bjones
Philadelphia Record
Torn Howwpris
Margaret V. Bowers
Hageratown
Joseph M. Worl
Christlin Church
Mayerstown
Miles J. Snyder
Wicily
Enadealions Tsrold
Asielle
Allen Fisher
Roy W. Hankey
Andrew Hankey
Creagerstown
E FP. Roe
Roe
Nibrah Cottage
Silverine
Comres‘s
Martinsboro
Boonsboro
Wolfsville
Mi WH Fleming
Doctor’s Office
Casper E. Cline
William A. Spurrier
Stashure
Hattie Spurrier
Washington
Addie Spurrier
Josephine Winebrenner
Mount Miry
Madine
Byron
Kiowa
Kan
Clinton
Baltimiere
Wifow
B. Broan
PL J. Hammurk
Sirashurs
Baltimore Stock Market
New York
Motler Bros. & Co
W. E. Myerley
Col Swann
Gleason
Hall
Frederick County National
No. 14
Mercer
Houte
Fredenck
Chas
Hebus
Madison St
Sit
N. Market St
Wm M_ JSader
Middletown
Afd
New Jersey
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
J. D. Zimmerman
Church Street
T. G Coblents
S. E. Winebrewer
East Watrid
Erpaer
Building and Development Co
News Onice
East Third Street
Frice
J. H. Gambrill JR
Norte Market Street
J. D Crimmins
Moser's
West Patrick Jt
NR & D. Mantz
South Market Street
Cl Hain
Betson
Wahn & Betson
HAU_& BETSON
RB. Landis
Rakmere
Cc. B. Trail
Rae A Harris
CG. A. Gilson
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
West Fifth Street
Isim Street
John H Adams
Henry Nindort
Charles Wertheimer
Dillave
C. le . Stull
W. Church St Apriadtti
S. I Winebrene
Maylidt
N. Hentz St
J. Marshall Miller
Maylidtt
Pythian Castle
John Hershberger
Aprisdit
Cramer & Stauffer
Apradt
East Seventh Street
Marrgall
Schiey
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
New
Landis
HTC
Maw
Myers
HS Landis
Atchison L
B.&o Brooklyn RE. T
Uhea. & O
Bere
Boro
Lay i. Boro Pd
L&n
Rwy
Tininn Pacific
Chicago Grain Market
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