Daily News branding and subscription notice in Frederick MD
Frederick Maryland newspaper advertises daily news service details and flexible subscription plans with monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates. It notes delivery by carrier or mail within the United States and possessions and indicates office connections to telephone exchanges for inquiries.
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Frederick News delivery notice for subscribers
Subscriptions are urged to report missed papers to the office as the paper strives to improve service. The News lists sale locations including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Hourscece Bros Grocery McCardell's store.
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Frederick
New City
Buckey's
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Hoighte
Cece Bros
McCardell's Wore
Disease in Schools Prompts Health Bulletin Admonitions
A U S department bulletin warns against scarlet fever in Frederick county schools. It urges school and parental actions to prevent spread, including teaching children not to put objects in their mouths and to avoid shared items. The notice notes few cases this year but recalls closures to contain outbreaks and stresses hygiene and education for safer, more efficient schools.
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United States Department of ‘Heath
Frederick County
The Golden Lorn Crop Increases Farmer Earnings
The final government report on corn indicates American farmers will receive a higher total income for their crop than ever. Despite production falling slightly below average, high prices boost revenue, and corn remains the dominant American staple grown on moderate-sized farms.
Corn as a democratic staple and old rustic tale
The piece extols corn as a universal food for the poor and describes an old rural tale of a family left with corn in the yard after parents were away. It notes concerns from corn culture experts about soil exhaustion and criticizes wasteful farming practices, urging return of fertility to fields.
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Fanille
Frey
Browers
Auto Mishap at Death Curve Near Boonsboro
At Death Curve on the Frederick and Hagerstown State road near Boonsboro an auto accident injured R Ayer of Chambersburg and a Frederick woman. Eyer’s Ford convertible flipped after the driver swerved to avoid a tree, the man climbing back into the seat to steer. Both suffered minor injuries and the car was towed to Frederick. Dr. Smith witnessed the event and noted a head laceration to Eyer.
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Frederick and
Hagerstown
Hoonsboro
R.ayer
Chambersburg
Frederick
Eyer
Stuel Embankment
Smith
Rand
Among the Sick Names From City List
Charles Swape on Carroll street is confined at home with rheumatism. Carrie Smith on Wisner street has been on the sick list but is able to be out. Mrs. Jacob Notnagle, operated on at City Hospital, has recovered enough to return home near Mt. Olivet cemetery. William Haller of West All Saints street suffered a stroke Thursday affecting the entire left side and his condition is not very favorable.
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Charles Swape
Carroll Street
Carrie Smith
Wisner Street
Jacob Notnagle
City Hospital
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Wiliam Haller
Directory of churches hung in railway waiting room
A framed directory of city church services is displayed in the waiting room of the Hagers town and Frederick Railway office on East Patrick street for travelers. The Twe & East End telegraph office at Brunswick has been abolished.
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Hagerstown and Frederick
East Patrick Street
East End
Brunswick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News dated November 14, 1894 recount a milkman gored by a bull at John T. Best’s farm, the St John’s Catholic church fair opening in Junior Hall, Maryland Lutheran Conference events in Emmitsburg, Glenna Worthington’s candidacy for State’s Attorney, a pension renewal for James Auman of Woodsboro, and Harvey Lease’s near Fredericksburg porkers with average 375 pounds.
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the News
John T. Best
William Jones
St. John’s Catholic Church
Curtailing activities hit Frederick hosiery plant notes
Unsettled conditions and dye shortages due to the European War force the Frederick hosiery factory and other mills to curtail activity. About 200 workers, mainly in dyeing, boarding, and related departments, are laid off as demand weakens. Industry wide slowdown lasts as buyers cut stock and future prospects remain uncertain.
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Frederick
Focal
Focal Hosiery Oh
Morris Iron and Steel Companys
Charity appeal for Miss Houck at Asheville
Rev J S Willis appeals through The News for aid to Miss Allsy Hazel Houck, a former Frederick girl now in Asheville reliant on charity after two years there. He notes local friends aid her but urges mercy, while other notes report a grand jury in Hagerstown poised to indict up to 6 merchants for lacking state business licenses and a railway office trip by Lease and Turnbull to southern cities. Mothers Club meeting features Laura Remsberg singing for attendees.
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J S. Willis
Mission of the Good Samaritan
Asheville
N.C
Allsy Hazel Houck
Frederick
Mr Willams
Misa Houck
Washington County
Grand Jury
Hagerstown
Keedy
Messrs
Hidward C. Lease, Jr
C. L. Turnbull
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Bristol
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Monroe
Baltimore
Mothers' Cluv
Laura Remsberg
Renner
Morgan
McCracken
Mann
Smith
Humeman
Misinger
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Frederick Ad
Frederick residents tout Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney discomfort. Local testimonial from JAC. Lipps at 376 West Patrick Street praises four boxes and urges others to try the remedy. Ad copy notes home endorsement and brand from Fos ter Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets and other ads.
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Frederick
Dean
Jac. Lipps
West Patrick St. Frederick
Mr. Lipps
Doan
Lipps
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Express Cheaper on Small Parcels in Maryland Tariffs
Frederick Board of Trade protests express rate revisions to Public Service Commission noting intra state shipments cheaper than inter state. New rates from December 1 cut small parcel costs Frederick to Baltimore but raise 100 pound loads, impacting milk and poultry shippers. John F. Curry arrested in Charles Town on desertion and non support. hearing set at Frederick police HQ.
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Frederick
Board of Trade
Public Service Commission
Rales
Baltimore
Express
Lloyd T. Macgih
B&b
Clay Timanus
Public Sevice Commission
Washington
Wells, Fargo Company
Highfield
Amerigap Company
Pennsylvania
Adams Express Company
Commission
John F. Curry
Charles Town
W.C
Dennity
Smith
Justice Posey
Police
Best Cough Medicine For Children
An anecdote from Mrs Lafayette Tuck of Homer Pa praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for a child's hard cold. The ad claims the remedy is pleasant, non objectionable to children, and suitable for adults as well though it mentions opium content in Thiel remedy warnings.
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Ittsburgh
Uafayette Tuck
Homer
Central Trust Company Financial Statement 1914
Balance sheet details liabilities capital stock 200000 surplus profits 21307.36 undivided profits after expenses interest taxes total assets include loans discounts overdrafts secured unse cured stocks bonds banking house furniture and fixtures due from banks and trust companies cash and other assets margin notes lawful money reserve gold and silver coin totals.
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Bankers and Trust
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Harvey Iease
Had & Porkers
Miss Houck
Mothers Club Meeting
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Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris
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C. Albert Gilson
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Victor Brookey
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Potts & Griffin
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