Frederick Daily News prospectus and subscription rates
The Frederick Daily News announces service by carriers or mail within the United States and territories with monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates. Semi weekly edition details, subscription incentives for clubs, and advance payment requirements are noted. Office contact through the Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Exchange is listed for orders and news submissions.
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Frederick News
Frederick News Subscribers Asked to Report Missing Copies
Notice asks subscribers to report undelivered papers. lists sale locations including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Ariington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Broad Grocery Store to help improve service.
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New City
Buckey’s Cigar
Market St. Central
F.K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Ariington
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Broad
New York
West Patrick
Frederick
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DE Kepauver
Braddock
East Fourth
East Fifth Street
West Fourth St
Henry Nindore
West
Patrick Street
Charles Wertheimer
Mayridates
N. Bentz S~l
J. Marshall Miller
Mayidott
Market St
Storm
N. Bentz St
North Market St
Memorial Day observance honors flag and Union memory
Across the nation Memorial Day centers on paying tribute to those who fought in the Civil War and preserving the Union. The article notes interments at Mt Olivet Cemetery, Confederate Memorial Day on June 7, and the prominence of Barbara Fritchie’s flag waving fame, urging enduring patriotism and reverence for the flag.
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Mt. Olivet
Southland
Barbara Fritchie
Herone
Whittier
Teal State Edition Highlights Real Estate Push
A local paper introduces a new feature edition called Teal State with seven pages dedicated to real estate development. The special issue marks the newspaper’s first foray into such a format to cover ongoing property growth and related market activity.
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Frederick progress noted in real estate activity
The piece highlights ongoing development in Frederick with attention to regular news, future feiture boosts, and upcoming events. It mentions MH visiting to observe growth and predicts continued progress, urging readers to view tomorrow's issue for more evidence of a bustling old city and rising real estate interest.
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Frederick
Rederick
Merriness Minutes On Civility And Umpire Etiquette
A fragment from a column recalling remarks about baseball as a civilizing force and a joke about crowds pelting an umpire. It also weaves in brief quips from newspapers across London and Chicago about romance taxes lawn mowers and a road serenade ending with a playful moral.
Burn this letter and the danger of private papers
The New York World notes autograph letters like Mrs Lincoln's urging to burn. It argues friends often preserve secrets for profit, citing Talleyrand and Blaine, with warnings from Rochefoucauld. The column shifts to cheaper coal, weathering price swings, and federal action on coal operators. It ends with an advertisement for Hale 204 Comet Sundar at Harner’s Drug Store.
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New York
Lincoln
Talleyrand
James G. Blaine
Duke of Wellington
Don
Rochenfoucauld
Memorial Day Reflections On A World War Heroic Legacy
Memorial Day honors the 60 year old sacrifice of blue and gray soldiers in a titanic conflict. The piece lauds bravery, national unity, and the enduring heritage of deathless glory forged by Lincoln, Davis, Grant, Lee, and others, portraying a nation tested and united under one flag.
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South
Lincoln
Davis
Grant
Lee
Sheridan
Forest
Anerican Republic
The Veterans Parade Still Worth Our Respect
The poem praises aging veterans despite time and prejudice. It honors their courage, sorrow, and the shared longing for world peace. While battles fade, their legacy endures as worthy of applause and pride.
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Iheart
I. Kiser
Monthly Meeting of Grace Eformed Church Mission Band
The last monthly meeting drew good attendance with a program including hymn singing, Psalm 91 scripture, prayers by Rev K L McKean, recitations and readings by several members. A U D C card party at Judge Worthingtons raised funds for the Monocacy Market Fund with prizes awarded to Mrs Edward L Schmid, Miss Pauline Zent, Dr Edward L Schmid, Mr J Lippscomb, and Miss Edith Osburne.
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Mission Band of Grace Eformed
K. L. McKean
Hester Smith
Eleanor Rhoderick
Mary Hetzelberger
Mildred Kefauver
Lovelyn Mode
Ruth Siedling
Tals On
Ching
Mrs
D. C. Aldridge
Fitzhugh Lee
U. D.C
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Monocacy Market Fund
Edward L. Schmid
Pauline Zent
J. Lippscomb
Edith Osburne
Paving Expert Crosby Inspects Brunswick Street Work
Major W. W. Crosby who inspected the paving done by Ambier Davis Company in Philadelphia left yesterday after examining about twenty incisions to verify conformity with specifications. A report will be announced later.
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W. W. Crosby
Brunswick
Ambier Davis Company
Philadelphia
Frederick Old Items Recall 1880 Local News
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Merchants and Miners Line former superintendent George A. Dean was feted with a costly gold watch a diamond locket cuff buttons and a sea frog pin by friends and officers after more than a quarter century of service. Electric railway bonds attract Middletown citizens support for proposed lines with names like Fearhake Gousall Wo Gaver Wertheimer Colum. A Flay Om Namied Vaca Lodge Mechan. The Sunday school of Evangelical Lutheran church gave a missionary program as a social event last night.
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George A. Dean
Merchants and Miners Line
Ballmer
Decatur
Adolphus Fearhake
Samuel Gousall
Jos
Charles Wertheimer
Columinag Lodge
A. Flay OM
Namied Vaca
Mechan- Hstowr
Evangelcal Lutheran Church
High Knob
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Fredericktown
Knob
Nw York
Clorladelphia
New York
Ballimore
Cates
Lis Stason
Frederichwana
Powitacs
Tmisian
Otto
Marrica
Ken Adohn Johns Maver
Daniel Huches
Elliaanth Tpotis
Rachari
Connac
Mareh
Diary Fragments Reveal Early 19th Century Humbles
excerpts from the Tate Jacob Magelbrecht diary recount 1819 to 1878 life in Frederick area. July 1822 entries describe making bumbazeene coats, roasting corn, stage travel, and mild fever mentions. Notable notes include hog leather, camels and bears at a tavern exhibition, Indians in town, and vivid personal musings about High Knob views and daily chores. Historical quirks surface in weather, health, and local commerce references.
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Elow
Tate
Jacob Magelbrecht
Masoe
Frederick
Benjamin Mainard
New Salem
Frank Meiseley
Wane Gantt
Tfo
Auguste
Simon Crouise
Lins Counts
Gehetasentarié County
N.Y
Alichael
Geneva
Adiors
Henry Steiner
Cape May
New Jersey
Dronk
Cactus Triangularian Night Blooming Cereus Display
John Hrouch of New Market showcased a Night Blooming Cereus stalk in 1822, blooming nightly from 6 to 10 and drawing $60 to $70 per evening with a $300 offer for the stalk. The plant, native to Maine or India, resembled a raft of cucumbers growing from each other.
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John Hrouch
New Merket
Mast
Two Hurled From Auto When Steering Gear Broke
Thomas M. Anderson and his wife, from Sykesville, were seriously injured when their car left Frederick Road near Ellicott City, plunged 26 feet, and they were treated on scene before being taken to University Hospital Baltimore. The steering gear failure caused the crash. Mrs. Anderson suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries.
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Frederick Road
Ellicott City
Thomas M. Anderson
Sykesville
University Hospital
Baltimore
Anderson
Mr Anderson
Bach
Frank O Miller
William N. Gassaway
W. T. Cavey
Mr. Anderson
Edward A. Reedey
Immigration bureau weighs Maryland job prospects for Polish group
A 200 person Polish group in Poland plans immigrating in a body to the United States. They seek Maryland farm and mining employment information. The State Immigration Bureau is compiling details to send to them soon. Isaac Lobe Straus will address Brookville and Jefferson High School graduates this week, with stops in Rockville, Kensington, Frederick County, and surrounding areas.
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Maryland
State Immigration Bureau
Poland
Isaac Lobe Straus
Montgomery County
Brookville High School
Straus
Rockville
Kensington and Vicinity
Frederick County
The
Jefferson High School
Freckles Vanish with Doctor’s Oline Treatment
A sensational page ad touts a physician written prescription for freckle removal using an ounce of oline. Claims rapid improvement with first applications and promises a money back guarantee if results fail. Consumers are urged to ask for double strength ethine, the key component.
Financial terms for semi annual rent and debt note
Fragmented financial notice outlines payment terms and rates including monthly and semi annual figures. Mentions rent, debt, and potential obligations with unclear figures and references to locations and people. Contains numerous garbled words and partial names.
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