Daily News Frederick 1914 print and mailing rates
The Daily News announces mailing options for the Semi-Weekly News at 1.99 per year with advance payment and club installments. The Daily News offers city carrier delivery and mail to all United States addresses at 25 cents per month or 3.09 per year with various four and six month options. Advertising orders and correspondence can be sent to The News in Frederick Maryland. post office entry details are provided.
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KER
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Birely
Delaplaine
Lery and Treas
Qpo
Blrelt
Will Fout
United States
Ite Posscessons
Gap Daily News
Freé¢erick, Md
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Paper Delivery
Subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly may report the issue to the office. The News is on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros' Grocery McCardell's Store
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s Cigar
S. Market St
Central
F. K. Schmidt
Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman
Bros
McCardell's
Judge Elbert Gary Urges Fairness to Reporters at Birmingham Club
Judge Elbert Gary of United States Steel speaks to a Newspaper Club in Birmingham about honesty and openness between business leaders and the press. He argues that fair treatment and access to information yield truthful reporting and public trust, warning that untruthful conduct brings consequences for both reporters and public officials.
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Birmingham
Gary
Chase
Constitutional Amendment Ballot Question Pauses Voters
Voters will encounter a constitutional amendment on the ballot urging a pause on an office system proposal. The text is unclear due to OCR errors, but indicates abolition of an office or system as part of the amendment. Further details are not legible in the fragment.
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Aystemm
Office of
Statewide salary plan for local officers proposed
The proposal would pay Baltimore City sheriff and deputies a salary of up to 6000 dollars a year, extending the term from two to four years. It affects only Baltimore City, but requires state voters to approve for implementation, shifting from fees to salaries as more fair to officials and the public. The last Legislature studied the amendment and supporters see no reason it should not be adopted by voters.
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Baltimore City
Haltimore City
The Voice of the Press on War Wounded Morality
The writer notes predictions of historically low mortality among wounded soldiers, citing improvements in medical care amid global arms races. Historical data from Napoleonic, Boer, and Russo-Japanese conflicts show high disease deaths. yet Japanese records in Manchuria reveal remarkably low mortality among wounded returned to duty.
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New York World
William Oster
Giloab
Russia
Manchuria
If I Were the Boss I’d Gatekeep War News
A satirical voice declares refusal to amplify sensational war reporting. It vents against warlords and censors while professing to let reporters fill city columns with quieter, homegrown content instead of clamor from front lines and grand proclamations.
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Wales
King
Joffre
Paris
Walip Lyft
Frederick Local News Roundup Twenty Years Ago
Frederick items report a basketball league plan to include Frederick and nearby towns, a coal cart accident near the Square Corner scatters coal, a lively dance at Kreigs Hall in Adams toan with Rhoades Orchestra, and local business changes as John Po Cramer sells his Barkittaville store and saloon to Anderson and Taylor of Frederick.
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Ti News
Uga
Frederick
Huaterston
Carlisle
Chambershore
Hanover
York
John Po Cramer
Feacaville
Barkittaville
Messrs. Anderson and Taylor
Knights of Columbus Install St John's Council Officers
District Deputy 18 George wid De Urlet presided as Keights of Columbus officers were installed for St John's Council No 1622 yesterday afternoon at 4 15 o clock. Grand knight George Topper deputy grand knight HF Burkhart chancellor J Harry Kennedy recorder Joseph J Hoult financial secretary DN Wilson Schley lecturer George S Rodock Sr advocate Paul I Payne warden John Wilson inside guard Joseph Wisner outside guard JM Dutrow trustee Clement F Smith.
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George Wid de Urlet
Stanley Cook
Baltimore
St John's Council
Keights
Columbus
George ¥. Topper
HF. Burkhart
J. Harry Kennedy
Joseph J. Hoult
Wilson Schley
George S. Rodock
Paul I. Payne
John Wison
Joseph Wisner
J. M. Dutrow
Clement F. Smith
Excursion Rush to Pittsburgh and Christmas Gifts Shipments
More than 300 persons took the Western Maryland line to Pittsburgh on a special excursion, with 14 hours spent in the Smoky City. About 17 traveled from this city for a rare bargain trip. Meanwhile 400 passengers headed to Washington and Baltimore, as three boxes of clothing, games, and books for European children were shipped from Boys' High School. Contributions from North Market Street School and various school classes supported Christmas cheer. President Wilson visited Baltimore, stopping at Franklin Street Presbyterian Church and later dining with Joseph Ro Wilson at Washington Apartments.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
de Boys’ High School
North Market Street
American Express Company
Sident Wilson
Thnt City
Wilson
Franklin Street
Presbyter Enured
Harris Portpe
Fred
Tarry Fielding Reid
Cathedral Street
Joseph Ro Wilson
Washington Apartments
Funeral of Mrs Mary Shiplsley at North Market Street
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Shiplsley who died Thursday was held Sunday at 21 North Market Street, conducted by Heart J. G. Kieffer of the Evangelical Reformed church. Burial was in Mount Olivet cemetery with pallbearers listed. The undertaker was Mr. Rice.
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Mary FE. Shipsley
Bon 21
North Market Street
Re Heart
J. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mount Olivet
Erg
Elroy Roelker
John R. Young
George K. Brenisle
Warrington
Loy
Henry Ro Lampe Thomas PL
Rice
Crushed To Death By Pete Near Sykesville
William Arrington aged 19 died Friday near Sykesville in a Baltimore and Ohio railway accident while driving a car after a telephone dispute. Authorities report he was knocked down and fatally injured as the train struck the vehicle.
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Pete
William Arrington
Sano
Walterston
Sykesville
Battimore
Ohio
Youns Arrington
Laadinz Oao
Cir
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Referee Thompson Officiates Syracuse Carlisle Football
Wr Vical J Thompson of Enna hare served as referee for the football game between the University of Syracuse and Carlisle Indian on Saturday.
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Vical J. Thompson
Ennahare
University of Syracuse
Carlisle Indian
Fufisio
Fire destroys Buhrman store near Foxville
A blaze yesterday morning razed the Buhrman dwelling and store near Foxville, causing about one thousand dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the flames, but the structure was fully consumed. No injuries reported.
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Elmer Buhrman
Foxvile
November's start more like summer in 1914 weather
The Frederick area reports a warm first day of November with near 70s temperatures contrasted by the prior year’s frost and 27 degrees. October records show light rainfall at 1.72 inches, well below normal, while September and August were unusually dry or wet. The text notes a general need for rain, gardens faring well, and folklore about a November duck predicting sleet later. It mentions ongoing road work linking Baltimore to Oakland and a brief note on local residents Frederick Ferdericks leaving for Front Royal.
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Frederick
Loth
100000 Stamps Ordered by Ruth Tuberculosis Society
The Red Cross Stamps order amounts to 100000 stamps with Santa Claus faces for Christmas packaging. The Howard County Ruth Tuberculosis Society plans to send envelopes of 100 stamps to families with information about the Red Cross and its work, hoping to sell the full lot. The Clarksville turnpike financing is dropped due to lack of binding state reimbursement.
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Fecal
Ruth Tuberculosis Society
Red Cross Society
Howard County
Clarksville
Ellicott City
State Roads Commission
Red Hill
Capital surplus and profits note for Trail partnership
Financial notice shows a capital saving of 136000.00 and a surplus and profits figure of 182000.00 for Charles B. Trail, Prost.
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Charles B. Trail, Prost
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick, almost instant remedy for backache lumbago and rheumatic pain. It claims soothing rub effectiveness, skin safety, and lasting relief after a small bottle from a druggist. Also appears mixed with unrelated public sale notices and garbled text.
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St. Jacob's Oil
St. Jacobs Oi
St. Jacobs
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