Daily News and Brunswick Times Postal Rates and Offices
The item outlines publication details for the Daily News and Brunswick Times. It lists editors officers with titles, subscription rates including monthly and yearly options, and semi weekly publication days. It notes offices on North Market Street and sale points around Frederick and Braddens Heights with contact numbers.
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North Market Street
Co. E. Mobberly
Fair Grounds
Monsie
DH Ave
Market St
Septzoder
Acceptance of political results reflects democratic restraint
Pessimism aside, the nation shows robust public self control in political life. The piece contrasts American methods with other regions, noting acceptance of defeat and restraint from violence, while warning against growing indifference and corruption. It argues that Americans debate and critique within democratic norms, despite flaws.
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Europe
Congress7
Gulf of Mexico
Ameri
Does the Public Read Advertising? A Newspaper Question
A rambled critique argues that the public reads advertising more than editorials. It notes many objectors claim readers ignore ads, yet advertisers win attention when messages offer novelty or current relevance rather than stale claims.
Advertising That Sells Through Facts And Trust
A writer argues readers ignore style and seek real facts in ads. Merchants should share verifiable details, like sourcing and stock reductions, to attract customers. A shopkeeper explains buying 50 suits at discount from a known firm to illustrate trustworthy promotion.
The Onward March of Education in the Philippines
In the Rochester Seimocrat and Chronicle the piece argues it is premature for the United States to grant self governance to the Philippines. It notes education progress under American rule, citing a Manila primary school game drawing 2,700 and a crowded International League event, as cited by the Philippine education director amid frustrations and progress in distant dependencies.
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Rochester Seimocrat and Chronicle
United States
Philippine Islands
Ty Ds
Uhippines
Iri
Mana
Linstlers
International League
Hospital Donation Day at Rath Hospital
A community notes a November hospital donation drive at Rath Hospital in Frederic City. The committee will be at the hospital all day Thursday to receive contributions highlighting hope, charity, and public goodwill.
Faith in Self and Hard Work Amid Busy Life
The text urges steadfast purpose and self belief to reach one chief desire, noting life requires keeping to a chosen road despite time. It contrasts easy paths with disciplined effort and claims success comes to those who align work with strong aims, while praising personal resolve and mental focus.
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FC Laws Post-Dispatch
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragmented Frederick column recalls events from November 7 with vague notes on a robbery at a store and political results. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references include local individuals and a factory company president surveys.
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Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL FRIDAY SOCIAL GOSSIP IN FREDERICK
Mrs Kimma Ebert and Mrs Jerney with Miss Nannie Ebert of Baltimore spent the week end with relatives in the city. Miss Dorothy Metz and Miss Sarah Snyder of Hood College enjoyed a weekend at Walkersville. James H. Harris Jr of Jolene Hopkins University spent the week end in Frederick. Henrietta Hirsh of Gettysburg Pa spent yesterday in Frederick. C S Main West Patrick street on a by a news trip to Philadelphia and New York. Mr and Mrs W M Douglass are the shorts of Mroany. Mr Etch ion West Foor street. William T Duvall of Washington spent the day in the city. Stephen Bader of Washington visited his parents Dr and Mrs Thomas J Bader Clarke Place. Mrs B D Shriner near Frederick guests of Miss Aurelia Stoner Elmhurst Inn Sewickley Pa. Miss Lamette Harris who visited Miss Kitty Cramer Braddock Heights returned to Blackstone Va yesterday. Helen Motter returned to Baltimore after a two week visit in Frederick to make her home for the winter. Samuel Huber and two sons of Chambersburg spent yesterday with his sister Mrs E H Hummerbaugh West Patrick street.
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Kimma ‘Ebert
Jerney
Nannie Ebert
Baltimore
Thin City
Dorothy Metz
Sarah Snyder
Hood College
Walkersville
James H. Harris, Jr
Jolene Hopkins University
Frederick
Henrietta Hirsh
Gettysburg
Near Frederick
Aurelia Stoner
Elmhurst Inn
Sewickley
Chambersburg
BE. H. Hummerbaugh
West Patrick Street
Walk-Berlin nuptials in city ceremony
John Walk of Quincy Pennsylvania married Miss Omega Herlin of Waynesboro Virginia in a Saturday ceremony conducted by Reverend James Wrightson of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Berlin
John Walk
Quincy
Omega Herlin
Waynesboro
James
Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Property transfers and marriage licenses listed in county records
A county notice lists numerous real estate transfers including Vorsinda Corum to Paul Young, Keller to Lottie Sum mers, Dare to Elizabeth Dare, and Bussard to Leatherman with varied sums. It also records marriage licenses for Raymond Grimes and Mary Wast, Roy Harshman and Nettie Harshman, John Walk and Omega Berlin, John Forney and Agnes Glacken, Elasha Henry King and Hosie Clinton, among others.
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Vorsinda, Corum, Et al
Paul
Young and Wife
T. Carlton Keller
Lottie Summers
Susan M. Dare
Elizabeth M. Dare
Ilarry H. Punk
Wil'int KE
Monroe
Raungwick
John W. Leatherman
Wil Am H. Bussard
Flu
William H. Bussard
Charles Albert Hermann
Julia L. Engle
John W
City
Liddie
Shafer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Brunswick
Caroline G. Johnson
B. Vanfossen
Walkeraville
John F. Tabler
Ben- Jamin R. Dxon
Urbana
Isaac G. Waltz
Mary Semmes Gambrill
Raymond G. Grimes
Mary K K. Wast
LeGore
Roy H. Harshman
Nettie M. Harshman
Wolfyvalle
John Walk
Quoncy
Paine Omega Berlin
Washore
John Forney
Bridgeport
Agnes Glacken
Emmitsburg
Elasha Henry King
Hosie Clinton
Holivar W.va
No Blister Rust Found In State Report States
R Ford of the Marsland State Board of Forestry and the Post Department of Agriculture examined Maryland towns and nurseries for blister rust. The survey covered Baltimore outskirts and eight Maryland nurseries, noting disease presence and safe replanting guidance. A peculiarity of the disease’s spread involves spores and plant pathways, with a goosberry bush mentioned in context. Six monarchies still exist: Siam, Oman, Morocco, Abyssinia, Afghanistan, and Monaco.
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R. Ford
Marsland State Board of Forentry
Post Department of Agriculture
Tymor
Baltimore
Maryland
Mana
Vane
Vick
Slam
Omar
Morocco
Abyssinia
Monaco
Home State Tourists Arrive Sunday in Frederick
The Home State Tour boys will reach Frederick Sunday afternoon around 4 o clock. Eastern Shore visitors will be hosted by local families and shown Frederick County sights with Mr Noah E Cramer coordinating daily telegraphic progress from the tour director. Twenty four Eastern Shore boys head to Western Maryland while Western Maryland riders travel to the Eastern Shore. Governor Harrington offers rewards for state contest winners. Thirty Home Demonstration Club members tour Washington next Thursday meeting President Wilson. Potatoes yield noted with a 114 pound behemoth weighed at the News office.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
YMC
A.bore
N Cramer
James H. Gamtedh
Ig. Markell
M. Hayward
Roy J. Hyndman
John W. Kumm
Emory C. Remsberg
Walter AL Dagland
BE. Charles Reng
R. Rush Lewis
Dwight McCain
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick County
Inkar
RR. Lows
Grayson II
Staley
N. EE. Cramer
E. Browns
Charles McC. Mathbis
RM. Rau
Jehan U Detrick
Cine
P. Charles Winebrenner
Marl Ahalt
Middletown
Earl Remsberg
Adamstown
Harrington
Denn
Home Demonstration Club
Washington
Union Station
Capitol
White House
Wilson
Misa Ruth Darner
Jefferson
Pauline Hendrickson
Urbana
Charlotte McDatiels
Tatoci'n Furnace
Ralph F. McHenry
M.A. C
Death Benefit Paid by Frederick Conclave Treasurer
E G Haugh treasurer of Frederick Conclave Order of Heptasophs received a $2000 check for Mrs Mildred T Bowers guardian of Joaniel A Bowers Jr beneficiary of the late Daniel A Towers from near Mt Pleasant. the payment notes the death benefit.
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E. G. Haugh
Frederick Conclave
Order of Heptasophs
Mildred T. Bowers
Joaniel A. Bowers Jr
Daniel A. Towers
Mt. Pleasant
The Drinking of Water Practice Says Benefits Proven
Medical researchers report drinking ample pure water both between and with meals aids health. X rays and tests on healthy individuals show water with meals is not harmful to digestion. For stomach catarrh, add one sixth teaspoon soda to hot water before meals and drink a pint of cold water two hours after. For headaches and urine symptoms, try Anuric tablets available at drugstores. claim stronger uric acid dissolution than Hithia. Advertisement
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M. C. Lucas
M. D
Druz
Ardo
Menos Wamen Rusinth
Prisoners vote dry as county straw poll nears election
Frederick County inmates cast ballots on Hughes Wilson and Prohibition with a mix of convict lies and crowd dynamics. Prisoners 21 and older chose Hughes 16 to Wilson 1 and Prohibition 2. four of the voters were jailed for drunkenness, others for larceny assault house breaking and neglect. Hood College girls stage a vote. Wilson backers parade. Hughes supporters campaign amid campus participation. Milk price rises affect Chambersburg with seven cents per quart and cream up to 24 cents a pint. raspberries in Rockwell Terrace yield a second crop. Lt. Harry J. Hagan of the First Maryland Infantry visits Frederick.
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Frederick
Wm. €. Roderick
Roderick
B'S
Hughes
Wilson
Prohibition
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Public sale of farm near Fathers Station Frederick County
Pursuant to the will and order of the Orphans Court Andrew J Klein deceased the sale of his farm in Frederick County will occur November 11 1916 at 11 oclock AM at the courthouse door Frederick City The property consists of 107 acres with 28 perches of land and is improved by a weatherboarded dwelling The title traces to a deed dated December 23 1803 recorded in Frederick County through Michael and wife to Andrew J Klein
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Andrew J. Klein
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Ict
Frederick City
Maryland
Michael
Andrew J. Kiein
Anton Che Teun
Felina
Fathers Station
Eterick
IL & FL
Order of the Orphans’ Court
Pruneer
Mary
Klein
Samuel Kleen
Albert
Ramsburg
Andrew J. Risin
Emory LL. Contents
Vacvey KK Lease
AOC Itil
Mon- Tovia
Trolley
State Road
Keller
Pythian Castle
Brederick
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Deist
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Niice
Oefer
United Tes
Brunswick Times
Nigh Street
People's National Bank, Arms Wich
News Ofice
Times
New City Hotel
Buckey’s Cigar
South Market Street
Central Restaurant
Chmidt's
Arlington Hotel
Braddedl Heights
Zimmerman Area
McCardell's
Sun Imon
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Smith, Jono & Co
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Thomas Caxey
the News
Robinson
Opatec
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MaClints Kk Young
Kaasiznor
Tabmette Fabre Company
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Art Fetari
Yeoparta
Christian Temieran
Emory Purdum
Augustus RK. Mullinix
Mary EB. Milberry
Thomas N. Miberry
Thomas N. Milberry
Alice M. Eyler
Inspector
White Pine Menace
Charles Masser
Rocky Springs
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City Opera House
J. T. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Lorraine Thomas
First
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Hagerstown
Hagan
Croup
Edwin
Mra. K. C. Irwin
New Kensington
Chamberlain
NRL
South Market ST
Rh. Eward Kepner
Amith
Kepner & Smitil Architects
Nonth Market Street
UT Electric
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
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A. GC. McCardell
J. W. L. Carty
A. Leroy McCardell
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West Third St
North Bentz Street
N. Market St
Maple Ave
North Market St
C. EL Schildknecht
Rentz Street
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer, Sepulder
Bath
St Augusti Re
East Third Street
Kolb
Brothers
Sytader
Market and
Third
Frederick Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Market Stream
Apel
Grayson H Mercer
Commercial Printing
News Office
FAR & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
U. S
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner, V
Prest. C. Albert Gilson
Cashier
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Bank OF Personal Service
Packard
Cramer and Stauffer
Lozier Automobile
H. T. Kline & Son
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Patrick St
Chalmers
Patrick Street
Milles
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
Dill Ave
East Church Street
Chas. E. Eader
Church St. Septider i
West Patrick » Atreet
East Charch Street
Eed Automobile Agency
Ohio
I Frederick
Evans Building
Washington, Ty
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C. BL Bennett
Fisher's
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Green
Seale
Roy
Ember 2
John TL
Clf
Wauver
Clerk
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