Newspaper Subscription Notice for Frederick Readers
The Frederick News asks subscribers to report missed issues to help improve service. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Wear Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Brown Grocery Store McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock and other local outlets.
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Mew City Hotel
Luckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
Wear Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Brown
McCardell’s
Hotel Braddock
President and his frock coat in the Sartorial Art Journal
The November issue critiques President Wilson discarding the frock coat except for rare occasions. It notes many elderly men still wear dusty relics for weddings and state events, while in England the frock coat remains common. Stores, candidates, lawyers, and deacons are cited as groups valuing its social heft.
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Wilson
England
Sudden Death of City Resident Carlton Stall
The sudden death of Carlton Stall, a well known city figure, shocks all who knew him. He was active yesterday afternoon as the news breaks.
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Carlton Stall
Frederick Resident Mr Stull Dies Suddenly in Town
Friends note the sudden death of Mr. Stull, long a Frederick resident. Seen walking recently and in usual health, his passing shocks a community that knew him well and valued his presence in local life.
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Stull
Frederick
Maryland Week Show Aims At Frederick County Farmers
Farmers and residents of Frederick County urged to attend Maryland Week events in Baltimore on November 1822. Officials emphasize first county display and growing importance, inviting participation to gain information, meet experts, and view exhibits from Maryland Week.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Maryland
Minutes of Merriness Bragging About New Job
A Detroit Free Press fragment quotes Brown boasting about his current good work and notes he started yesterday, implying he has not yet faced the full workload. The piece reads as a casual satirical note on confidence and experience in a new role.
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Brown
Detroit Free Press
Hard Luck Tom Hankins a Pessimist of the Era
The poem recounts Tom Hankins a pessimist who laments high prices and misfortunes. He suspects foul play after his insured home burns and hides furniture in a barn. He laments lack of sons, poor crops, and repeated widowhood news, ending with the line Tom Hawkins was a pessimist.
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Harvey Dixon
Tom
Tom Hawkins
Painting Bought as Washington Headquarters Exhibit
In Frederick 1895 the Washington headquarters painting by Marion Dyer was bought by Baltimore's George M Jenkins and shipped by Adams Express. Charles Lippe of New Midway was shot while working as brake man on a southbound Northern Central freight train, skull fractured, taken to Werk hospital. Hunters are warned it is unlawful to shoot partridges or pheasants for market. A false fire alarm occurred last night around 9:50. John W Bussard reports 13 acres in Middle Town district yielded 165 barrels of corn, attributed to lime use.
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G Tra News
Washington
Marion Dyer
Adams Emxpress
George M. Jenkins
Baltimore
Adamsxpress
Charles Lippe
New Midway
Northern Central Railway
Werk
Middletown
John W. Bussard
Potomac River Improvement Plan Rejected by Army
Lieut. Colonel William C. Langit announced an unfavorable outcome for the Potomac river improvement study from Washington to Cumberland under the River and Harbors Act of 1932. He cites the high cost relative to anticipated commerce benefits and notes the case may go to the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors in Washington.
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William C. Langit
Engineer Corps of the Army
Potomac River
Washington
Cumberland
Congress
Lang Fitt
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Denounce Fake Cures Urged on Tuberculosis Day
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis will urge clergymen nationwide to denounce fake consumption cures from pulpits on December 7. The group notes millions are spent on worthless remedies and will mail literature detailing fake cure methods to clergy upon request at its New York office.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Association
East 22Nd Street
New York City
Frederick District Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meets
The annual meeting of the Freder ick District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal church, was held at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Piedmont. Welcome address by Mrs. Jennie K. Nesbit, local president, with response by Mrs. EB Ziegler of Hagerstown. Reports from several officers were presented, including treasurer Mrs. C. W. Baldwin and secretary Mrs. W. EB. Beall, plus vice president Mrs. R. A. Compton.
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Frederick District
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Piedmont
Jennie K. Nesbit
EB. H Ziegler
Tlagerstown
Zeigler
W. EB. Beall Laurel
C. W Baldwin
R. A. Compton
Cumberland
Milton G Urner Addresses Mt Airy Civic League
Frederick resident Milton G Urner spoke to the Mt Airy Civic League on Saturday evening. He praised the Frederick Civic Club's city achievements and urged Mt Airy to develop similar efforts, suggesting the town might even install street lights.
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Civic League
Milton G. Urner
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Mr Michael Retires From Longtime Grocery Trade
Mr John L. Michael of West Patrick Street has sold his stock and fixtures to Mr Milton Tucker and will retire after forty three years in the grocery business. Tucker has assumed charge of the store's operations.
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John L. Michael
West Patrick Street
Milton Tucker
Michael
Birthday Greetings for Mehrl Moberly Painter and Decorator
The News extends birthday greetings to Mehrl Moberly, a Frederick native and longtime painter and decorator. He began as a clerk at Rosenstock's, spent two years in Washington, and later managed J. B. Weinhardt in Wheeling before returning to the city in 1896. He has built a large patronage and is well known in the community.
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Mehrl
Aml
Wall Piper
Ele
Hle
Frederick
Rosenstock
Tie
Washington
Wheeling
Wo Ya
J. BL Weinterfiel
Moberly
First Snow Flakes and New Winter Weather Arrives
Flurries and showers sweep Frederick county as warm rain gives way to cold winds and a growing sense that winter is on. Temperatures slipped from mild highs to near freezing with 57 degrees yesterday, while a heavier storm system moves through several states bringing snow and strong gusts. Rail schedules adjust between Frederick, Middletown, and Jefferson to meet patron needs amid the season’s change.
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Frederick
West Virginia
Middletown
Jefferson
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Braddock
Frederck
Minister Seeks $20,000 Damages Over Slander Claim
Rev Paul K Ketterman, son of Rev William H Ketterman of York Pa, sues 15 Lily prominent citizens in Cambria county for $20,000 damages over alleged slander. He is aided by Rev Marion J Kline of Alcona in efforts to reinstate Lutherans statewide after a church charges controversy.
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Lily
Cambria County
Paul K Ketterman
William H. Ketterman
York
Neeks
Ketterman
Allegheny City Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Marion J. Kline
Alcona
Frederick
Foot Ulcer Healed By Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
A man with a four year foot ulcer refused amputation and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reports his foot was soon completely cured. The ad promotes the salve as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema with mail order and local drugstore availability.
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Bantam
Buckten
Bucklen & Co
Chitedalphia
St. Louis
Baltimore stock market prices corrected at noon 1913
Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers corrected stock prices as of noon today. Listings include Con. Coal 46 percent, Georgia Alabama 5s 03 percent, Seaboard Air Line securities, United Rys. varieties, Western Maryland 1st 48, Md. Trust and Mercantile Trust figures, New Pt. 56 percent, and several rail and utility issues with varied percentages and par values.
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Motter Bros. & Co
A.C. L. Con
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Old Com
Houston Oi
New Pt
Elec. Rwy
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line Lst
Seaboard Air Line
United
United Rys
Cottom Duck
Western
Maryland
Cenral
MD. Trust
Mercantile Trust Anscostia & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank
G. C. N. News
Fairmont
Chicago Railways
Flouston Oil
Del
New York Stocks Today Quotations By Motter Bros
Stock quotations from Motter Bros and Co reflect broad market activity in New York. Prices for major industrial and transportation shares show mixed movements amid cautious trading.
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Motter Bros. and Co
Freezing Method Opens Holland Coal Mines
The Holland coal fields rise to value with Poetsch’s freezing method. Drill borings through drift sand to rock, freeze the sand into rock, then shaft through the frozen cylinder with cast iron segments. Also notes patent office fatigue with perpetual motion schemes and ends with a local ad line urging subscriptions.
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Poetsch
Holland
Chienzo News
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TER Daily News
Great Southern Printing
Compar
Frederick, MD
WREST
RE Delaplaine
Bresifent
Bec'y
Treas WO
Birely
Will Fout
Vwice-Preeiment
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick. Md
Frederieck
Frederick News
Eame
Immere
Philadelphia Record
Mami
Boston
Life
Tom Hankins
Lieut
Gol. Langfitt
Engineer Corps
Woman's Mission Society
Baltimore Stock Market
Frederick County National
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Bath
Washington Street
New School
Lloyd C. Cutler
Madison Street
East Patrick
Novadift
West
Patrick Street
Holgar H. McBride
Court St
Ochsedtt Eeeters
West South Street
Jefferson Street
Thomas H. Myers
Jefferson St
National Bank
Asco
Amon Burgee
Mullinix
L. R Mullinix
O'Leary
Chas. Wertheimer
Second St
Doll Bros
Frederick County National Bank
North Market
West Patrick Streets
Bank
Franklin
Smith
Court Street
George R. Dennis, Jr
Rosenour
Market
Church St
B. Rosenour & Sons
Patrick St
New Central National Bank
South
New York
Patrick Sturcet
D. BE
Kefauver
R. & D. Mantz
South Market Street
Moser’s
Market St
H. Hoebler
W. Patrick St
Hahn
L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
East Patrick St
F. B. Kochler's
West Patrick St
Etl Saas
Ray Noviddtt
Hann
East South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City Railroad
F. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Casper Eh.cline
Dr. RY. Smith
East Third Streets
Frederick Trust Co
Reno & Harp
Rockwell Terrace
Cramer & Stauffer
Hume
Altoona
Merril &. Moberly
Graham
Cook
Church Street
Novadtt
Wanterd
P. O
Broderick, Md
Franklin Institute
Rochester
M.C. Kefauver
Route
Nlewera Peri Ghhe
Close Atchison
B. & O.sganehiy
Brooklyn
Ches. & O
St. Paul
Erie
I. Boro
Kan
Lehigh
Mis Pac
Ont. & West
Nor. & West
Nor. Pac
Penn
Rock Island
Do. Pfa. Athe
South Pac
South Rwy
Chicago Grain Market
Great Britain
Patent Office
New York Sun
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