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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
6
The Frederick News lists subscription rates and payment terms including weekly and semi weekly editions. It notes office locations, telephones, and sale points for the newspaper in Frederick Maryland. It invites subscribers to report missed deliveries and solicits local news items from county readers. Continuous publication details and postal classification are provided.
Appeals for wide support to sustain the Frederick County Free Library at its current level. Estimated cost is 1200 dollars per year to maintain the library as a free public resource. Citizens are urged to contribute annual subscriptions to ensure continued access without dues and to uphold this valuable community asset.
A harsh critique cites daily automobile accident lists as disgraceful. It blames reckless drivers for crashes, especially when attempting to pass in narrow roads with oncoming traffic. Drivers who stunt to show off risk severe harm, often forcing others off the road or into a rollover.
Frederick expresses relief as George Edward Myers, the State Fire Marshal, narrowly survives being shot through the right eye during a raid on an alleged arson gang. The incident underscores the need for accountability and swift action against speeders and threats to public safety.
The New York World notes a stark contrast between Western crowds and Kyoto spectators during the coronation. In Japan the procession draws a hushed, sacred reception, with foreigners alone removing hats and bowing. The piece argues the emperor’s ritual status persists in a modern, more democratic society.
Hood College students accompanied by Dr. Joseph H. Apple and Prof. Walter Charmbury attended the New York Symphony at the Lyric in Baltimore Tuesday evening. The Florestan Club hosted Mischa Elman and Walter Dainrochs, with Charmbury and Apple present. A bus trip faced a near accident when a freight truck blocked the road but driver Roy C. Lescalleet averted harm. A warrant may be sought for the truck driver for hogging the road. The party included numerous students and faculty members.
Temperatures stayed well above freezing with daytime highs near 65 degrees and a nighttime low around 46. The spell of mild fall weather continued through yesterday as residents enjoyed the unusually warm conditions for November.
Invitations arrive in Frederick for a Thanksgiving dance to be held in the Westminster armoury on Wednesday evening November 24.
A column recaps events in Frederick from twenty years ago, including the Petersville road bridge abutments near First Street, a local banker resigning then reconsidering, and job applications at Frederick Town Savings Institution. It mentions a theater production of Re men and guliet at City Opera House and several dated, specific details from that period.
Mrs Hedges returns from Washington while Mrs Paterson visits New York. Miss Brandenburg, Miss Baker, and Miss Trail spend time with Laurel and Baltimore guests. Mr Schmidt visits Baltimore for business as Clarecne Dixon takes a theatre role. George Burnap from Washington visits Grace Burnap at Hood College. Numerous locals host and visit relatives in Frederick, Montgomery County, and beyond, with anniversaries and travels noted.
Secretary C. K. Harris organizes an evening Bible class for employed boys of the city at the MC A. It opens Friday November 19 with 7 00 to 8 00 pm study followed by a plunge in the gym and pool. A men’s supper Thursday November 18 at YOMOCNL plans addresses by C S Omohuero and others.
Advertisement touts Dan's Kidney Pills as safe and reliable for backache dizziness urinary issues and weak kidneys. Bruns wick testimony from Mrs Havermale New York and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo claims improved condition after use with the promise to ask for Pan's Kidney Pills at dealers.
The Maryland State Aid and Charities Board, led by Emory L. Cotleats, plans final recommendations on state aid for educational and charitable institutions across Maryland, with a focus on a $50,000 request for the Maryland School for the Deaf and Blind in Frederick. An informal Annapolis session considered the budget and elimination of continuing appropriations, aligning with Democratic platform and Governor-elect Harrington's stance.
A brief note identifies a man who has a bank account at a specific bank. The report states the existence of the account and links the individual to the financial institution in question. Further details about the account or holder are not provided.
The Board of Directors of the Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank of Frederick Maryland declares a semi annual dividend of three and one half percent clear of taxes payable November eighteenth, 1915. Checks will be mailed to shareholders.
This bank received its charter as a National Bank in 1865 and has paid stockholders 628125.28 in dividends. The current dividend is the 178th, and a substantial surplus fund remains to protect depositors, reflecting nearly a century of successful management.
By virtue of a Maryland writ of Fieri Facias issued from the Frederick County Circuit Court case No. 17, John W. Stewart and Rosie E. Stewart have their Brunswick town lots 164 165 and 1685 seized. The sale, at the Frederick County Court House, will occur on Saturday December 19 at 10 a.m. for cash to settle the judicial auction of the described parcels and improvements including a dwelling, with certain lines and exceptions recorded in Liber 13 Folio 494 and Campherty deed reference.
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