The Frederick News announces semi weekly publication details
The Frederick News to be mailed to subscribers in the city or nationwide for a dollar yearly. The paper is published Tuesdays and Fridays by Great Boothern Printing Co, with advertising and correspondence accepted. subscriptions in advance. post office and sales locations listed. report missing issues to improve service.
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Frederick Daily News
Carriera
U United States
Lucy Ceils
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac
Frederick
Frederck
HUNTING LAW IN FREDERICK COUNTY MAY NEED FINE RELIEF
The new Frederick county hunting law faces questions over a $50 minimum fine. Critics say lowering to $1 or $5 or raising magistrate discretion would better fit cases and avoid unenforceable rules. Backers praise the aim to curb promiscuous hunting and protect life and property.
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Frederick County
Frederick to Host State Farmers Institute Again
The state will again hold farmers institutes in Frederick this year. Steps have been taken to ensure dissemination of valuable farming information in Frederick and the county. Attendance has risen yearly, showing farmers’ growing interest in the latest methods.
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Frederick
Young Men in Politics and the Paths to Power
The piece argues political success favors experience over youth, noting John P. Mitchel as a rare 34 year old mayor and citing figures like Alexander the Great and Mozart as benchmarks. It observes Congress leans older, praises occasional young breakthroughs, and stresses risk, trial, and error as drivers of social progress.
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John Pucroy Mitchel
New York City
Alexander Ie Great
Mozart
Mitchel
Stis
United States Congress
Davies seeks truth on trust economic necessity in 1910s
Indianapolis Star reports Commissioner of Corporations Joseph E. Davies evaluates whether trusts justify themselves as economic necessities. He will survey many trusts, assess capitalizations, and compare prices and supply under actual conditions versus hypothetical free competition to determine the real benefits to producers and consumers.
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Indianapolis Star
Joseph E. Davies
Minutes of Merriness and Oddities in Brief Dialogues
A compilation of clipped banter from various papers. A salongirl questions complexion powder and brand, a bookkeeper quotes a kiss line, a placard reads No Goods at Retail, and a barber’s chatter closes with a sharp remark. The tone imitates late 19th or early 20th century humor columns. The snippets feature social quips about fashion, commerce and domestic life, with quick punchlines.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick columns recount local EMS notes from November 13, 1893. Master Clifford Miller from Reichs Ford injured eye by a stick but vision likely unaffected. Star placement at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage on East Church street begins under Mehrle Gittinger. Miss Lucy Barrier on East Patrick Street injures toe by a nail. Governor Brown issues commissions to county election winners.
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Tur
Clifford Miller
Reich's Ford
Miller
Evangelical Lutheran
East Church Street
Mehrle Gittinger
Lucy Barrier
East Patrick Street
Brown
South
New York
West Patrick Street
Frederick
D. E. Kefauver
Daughters Fight for Regent at Maryland State Convention
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution travel to Annapolis for the State Convention as unpledged delegates decide the Regent race. Candidates include Mrs. Bosley and Mrs. Hogan with Mrs. Coxen's friends backing her. Delegates from Broderick and alternates from several members join the gathering at Carvel Hall, amid receptions at the Executive Mansion hosted by Governor and Mrs. Goldsborough.
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Re. Bossey
Frederick
Hogan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Annapolis
Senate
Arthur Lee Bosley
Baltimore
William Cummings Story
Donald MclLean
New York
Goldsborough
Executive Mansion
Frederick Christian Endeavor Ends Campaign in County
The Frederick county Christian Endeavor campaign closed in Middletown with a large Junior meeting and a well attended evening session at the Reformed church. Mev A G Null praised Frederick for snubbing the movement while noting low turnout at the prior rally.
Council Recommends Hearing Rev Dr Steck at York Pastoral Review
At a Carlisle First Lutheran church council meeting the body unanimously voted to recommend Rev Dr A R Steck of Union Lutheran York for a hearing. Steck has served York about ten years and was formerly pastor at St James Gettysburg and is well known in Frederick where he has preached.
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Council of the First Lutheran Church
Carlisle
A. R. Steck
Union Lutheran Church
York
Frederick Residents Praised Kidney Remedy in Frederick
Frank Buckey of 202 E Sixth St Frederick Maryland testifies that Doans Kidney Pills cured his disordered kidneys and back pain after trying Dean's Kidney Pills via J W Harner's Drug Store. He praises the product, credits Doan's with restoring health after years of discomfort. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as US agents.
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Frederick
Frank Buckey
Sixth Street
Dean
J. W. Harner
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Man jailed over long distance call dispute in Frederick area
A Dorchester County resident, angry at a failed phone call, chose five days in jail over paying the bill. After five minutes inside, he was released for $1.75 total, then paid the $1.00 telephone charge later. Witnesses say he drank before the incident and used a B and O pay station on the State Road near Frederick. The judge ordered the jail term but the man paid the fine to regain freedom. He was later seen telephoning friends in East New Market Dorchester County.
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Dorchester County
Aaron R. Anders
Frederick
B. and O
Bacchus
Anders
Priszell
Auren R. Anders
Jalil
East New Market
Archibald Stimmell Arrested for Assault in Woodsboro
Archibald Stimmell of Woodsboro was arrested by Deputy Winebrewer on a charge of assaulting his wife after a 3 pm incident yesterday. He was jailed in default of $400 bail for a hearing Friday before Justice Marion C. Miller. A former petit juror and Cincinnati baseball player, Stimmell was noted for his past athletic involvement.
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Archibald Stimmell
Woodsboro
Winebrewer
Stimmell
Marion C. Miller
Summell
Petit Jury
Cincinnatii
Grussels Umbrella Scheme Aims to Lend Rain Gear
Grussels launches a new venture with 1 million capital to lend umbrellas. A premium of 1 dollar buys an aluminum disc. During rain, the holder exchanges the disc at any shop displaying the umbrella sign for an umbrella, without returning it to the original shop. After rain, the holder gets another disc by turning in the old one. Prospects of profitability remain to be seen.
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Grussels
Umbrela
Pepin
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as best medicine for coughs colds throat and chest troubles. Claims Mrs A F Mertz of Glen Bulyn Tow says it cured a stubborn cough after six weeks of doctoring. Promises prompt relief after first dose and offers money back if it fails. Price 60 cents and 1.90 in the ad.
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EL Buecklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected Up to Noon
Market notes from Master Bros and Bankers and Brokers show price corrections for November 13 1913 across multiple securities including Cotton Duck Georgia Alabama GBS Houston Oil Seaboard Air Line United Railways Mercantile Trust and Chesapeake rail lines. Details list varying percentages and bond issues with a dense ledger style.
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Master Bros. & Bankers and Brokers
AC. L. Con
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
al Houston
Elec Rwy
North & Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line Lst
Seaboard Air Line
United Rys
Ncone
Western Maryland
Central
PL & CG. Oe
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Flouston
Cssccesee
New York Stocks Today Quotations From Motter Bros
Quotations supplied by Motter Bros and Co show current movements in New York stocks. Key indices move with notable activity across industries as investors watch market shifts.
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Motter Bros. and Co
Lunatic challenged Thomas More guard at Chelsea gate
Static relic of a chaotic scene unfolds as a lunatic assaults the gate house above Chelsea with More feebly defending. A wandering man sees the old scholar and his dog, then More uses wit to trap the attacker by offering to throw the dog first, delaying rescue until help arrives. An unrelated advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cures-all for burns cuts and eczema with a five cent price.
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Thomas More
Opty
Manine
Tom
More
Ely
Bantam
Bucklen
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
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