Sub Daily News and Independent Frederick Paper 1915
The Frederick News, published daily except Sunday from 41 North Market Street, Frederick Maryland, provides subscription rates and office contacts. It lists officers and printing capabilities, and announces semi weekly edition dates and mailing terms. It invites news items from all parts of the county and notes postal classification.
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A& Independent
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
THE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Fewer hunting mishaps praised amid county report
A single hunting accident has been reported this fall in the county, with praise for safety and a call for stricter permit enforcement. The piece urges hunters to take precautions for their own safety and to protect others and property. It also supports the new landowner permit law to prevent overrun by sportsmen and emphasizes enforcing the regulation.
Sunday School Growth in Frederick County Report Highlights Large Attendance
At the Frederick County Sunday School Association annual convention the statistical tally shows 126 of 146 enrolled Sunday schools reporting a combined 19,235 members. County total likely exceeds 28,000 connected with Sunday schools, with 32,673 county residents in last census and 5,399 colored residents. The report notes rising involvement and the county association’s role in advancing methods and community life.
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Frederick County
County Association
Frederick City
Frederick
Laken
Derick
Flourish and spread the Gospel wish of many people
A brief line stating that to flourish and spread the Gospel is the wish and prayer of every person anxious to see God's kingdom extend.
Domestic service reforms in Montclair New Jersey
A Montclair New Jersey plan to standardize domestic service ambitions to set fixed wage rates. The piece argues that rising factory wages draw workers away from home labor, noting women’s labor choices and the shifting view of servants as luxuries. It suggests husbands assist with chores and highlights appliances as factors reducing costs and supporting independent households.
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Montclair
N. J
Booker T. Washington shows warning signs of serious illness
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Booker T. Washington’s alarming breakdown linked to overwork at Tuskegee. The piece emphasizes his preeminent role in uplifting African Americans, notes Tuskegee’s critical finances, and suggests substantial gifts could ease his burden and aid recovery more than medical care.
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Booker Washington
Philadelphia Inquirer
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Washington
Tusketee
War myths and the idea of a warless future
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports on speculative claims that World War I would yield a new peaceful, noncombatant human type. It notes the lack of solid biological evidence and questions whether nations like Germans French British or Turks are inherently less fit for war, pointing out humanity’s long history of conflict despite such theories.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Bette
Social notes from York and Frederick visits and guests
A compilation of personal mentions lists Mrs. OU Cox and Mildred Landauer in York, and many others visiting Baltimore Washington Frederick Annapolis and nearby towns. It notes travel, hosting relatives, gunning trips, club stays, and neighbors visiting in the region during late autumn.
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Mias
Mildred Landauer
York
Harvey Ribelart
Washington
Harry L. Hagan
Ingerstown
Frederick
Mina Harriet Tyler
West Second Street
Baltimore
Jack Hanlon
Nan Houck
Misa Charlotte de Lashimutt
West Third Street
Misa Daisy Meell
North Market Street
William H. Michael
Wiliam Urandall
Preston Jones
New York
James H. Cramber
J Watson Downes
Montgomery County
L. Travis White
East Third Streat
Coloniale Club
University
Harry Best
Iiast Church Street
Jame
Quynn
East Patrick Street
J. S. Kneass
Ay Mountain Lake Park
Pantel Link
Annie Memory
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Fue Gene BR Connard Neat Prederick
Hiattie Boykin
Kathrine Grove
East Second Street
Wilson
N.C
Seattte
W. Kane
St John’s Rectory
Charlotte Bauman
John Edward Sehell
Effie Hines
Mary Fawley
Lander
Jones
New Market
Wiliam Gerhart
Jefferson
Charles Smith
Middletown
Mary Akers
George L. Wellington announces US Senate bid
Twentieth anniversary notes from Frederick report George L. Wellington formally declaring candidacy for the United States Senate. The item lists attendees including Miss Hattie Fe, Miss Mav Haran, Helen Krepp, Susie Marke, and Mrs Sahard Vareen, with a telegram from Stain Dowb and partners attending national field trials where Frederick vonniv dogs won top prizes.
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Xeas
George L. Wellington
United States Senate
Ito
Hattie
Mav Haran
Pawline
Helen Krepp
Virrie Iarber
Henry Detmek
Wissie Shriver
Crone
Wiss Susie Marke
Helen Stouffer
Stain Dowb
Chariera Wo Quynn
Richard Cramer
Beagle
Auto Licenses To 40 New Drivers In October
Frederick County issued thirty eight auto licenses and four motorcycle permits in October, per the state Commissioner of Motor Vehicles report. The tally grows monthly as more residents qualify, with several women among new auto licensees. A future idea suggested teaching automobile basics in schools as mobility increases.
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Frederick County
Leensen
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Oetsher
Roy Maguha
Knowwilles T . Dixon
Jefferson
Ollen M Harrison
Mt. Airy
Lloyd C. Mackley
Thurmont
Wilson TP
Weverton
Leslie T. Alexander
Middletown
Jerome D. Wickless
Frederick
Harry BE. Cramer
Walkersville
Joseph Traver
Emilie F. DeLashmutt
Hockeystown
Lester W. Long
Woodsboro
Stanley G. Kefauver
Wm. J. Renner
Rocky Ridge
Ernest Strine
Watherile
R. Lee Davis
Philip H Beard
Fengaville
Wilbur Burall
Harry S. Derr
George S. Unter
Franklin Ropp
D. Mace
Brunswick
G. Nellie Koogle
Myersville
Olle
Mulinix
Roger Kling
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis T. Main
Truman M Lowman
Mt Airy
Maurice E Haupt
Edgar H. Showere
Doubs
William E. Sharer
William H. Wilson
Harry S. Kuhlman
Howard L. Chambers
Albert C. Fox
Paul Staley
Earl D. Myers
Miss Rose
J. M. Goodman
Mies Rose
The Man Who Cannot Quit the Game
A reflective poem on a lifelong participant in struggle who cannot retire. He stays in the office, driven by habit and purpose, though aging and doubt press. The piece contrasts his enduring drive with calls for rest, noting his unyielding hustle and the pity of those who fail to quit.
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New York Evening Mail
Election Supervisor Candidates Mention Prominent Local Figure
The latest aspirant Simeon Lo Yast, a prominent Demorate worker and former legislator ally, is well known across the county for his campaign work with Proddokh Mr. He rises in the field as Vee mae canddas ds in the Governor elev era Harrinuzion election contest.
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Vee Mae Canddas
Appondi
Eleveran
Harrinuzion
Upetsasor
Frederick
Simeon Lo Yast
Paris
Rota Vredeta Hk
Sears
Reverend James to Speak Twice in Frederick Churches
In the Five Million idee Sieinie Crusade, Rev James will speak at the MoE church in Frederick at 2 oclock and again at the Called Brethren church at 7 30 p m. He is an excellent speaker.
Tr King’s New Discovery Endorsed as Cough Remedy
An old advertisement touts Tr King’s New Discovery as the faithful cough and cold remedy for home use. It claims strong relief, noting prices of 30 cents and 91.00 and urging families to try the product amid other remedies.
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King
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