Daily News advertisement notice from Frederick MD
The Daily News announces home delivery and mailing rates for subscriptions. It lists officers Reb, Delaplaine, and Fout as president treasurer and vice president manager, with the paper available 35 cents monthly, 1.00 for four months, 1.50 for six months, or 3.00 per year. The office is connected to the telephone exchange and accepts letters and telegrams to Frederick, Md.
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Great Souther Pauerina "and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Reb. Delaplaine
Daily News
United States
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Tite News
Campaign Expense Returns and Reform in Massachusetts
The piece surveys the rise of campaign finance laws across states requiring returns of money spent in elections. It notes historic costs to elect presidents, the shift to millions in recent times, and Massachusetts new law imposing punishment for violators, including loss of office and disqualification. It argues such reforms protect candidates from blackmail and aid honest campaigns.
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Democratic National Committee
Buchanan
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Leaves as Fertilizer Not Waste A Charleston Note
A Charleston Mail excerpt urges saving fallen leaves rather than burning them. It explains leaves act as a chemical laboratory storing minerals drawn deep from the soil by tree roots, transforming them for future crops. Burning wastes minerals that enrich surface soil and river runoff.
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Hethapal
Charleston Mail
Leaves as soil fertilizer in slow-running rivers' sediment
The article argues for not burning leaves to fertilize soil. It suggests gathering leaves to the garden to enrich soil and notes decaying leaves add mineral elements and humus beneficial for clay soils. It acknowledges annoyance from smoke and urges realization of leaves as fertilizer for future seasons.
Several Local Funerals Conducted On East Third Street
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Charles G. Myers at her East Third Street home with Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon officiating. Pallbearers included Myers family members and grandsons. interment at Mt. Olivet. Also honored were William A. Haller and Mrs. Geo Keefer in ceremonies at Mt. Olivet and Mount Alto respectively, with multiple clergy assisting and large floral tributes. C C Carty and B W Bowman served as funeral directors.
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Charles G. Myers
East Third Street
Thomas Freeman Dixon
G. Edward
Melvin E
Charles F
Robert I. Myers
G. Fred
Edward I. Myers
Baltimore
Washington
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Geo Keefer
Last Fifth Street
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Mount Alto
C. E. Cline
Death notices from Brunswick and surrounding towns
William Lawrence Nuse 48 dies at home in Brunswick of gall stones after declining surgery. Survived by wife Miss Brubaker and two children. funeral Friday at Peteraville Catholic Church, burial in nearby cemetery, arrangements by C. H. Feete and Son. George Washington Bowers, 78, retired farmer, dies in Hagerstown after long illness. survived by wife and daughter Mrs. C. F. Batt, services Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Huler, 74, widow of Daniel Haller, dies in Dartaville WV. remains brought to Frederick, funeral at 10 am tomorrow conducted by Rev. Dr. U.S.G. Rupp, interment Mt. Olivet. Capt. William H. Hilleary, 66, founder and editor of Upshur Republican, dies in Buckhannon WV. formerly of Frederick, veteran of Civil War era press career including Buckhannon Delta and Upshur Republican.
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C. C. Lawson
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Bethesda M. E. Church
T. S. Davis
C. M. Yost
Howard O. Keen
Pallbeaters
Grand Lodge of the
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R. J. Brandenburg
Thomas E. Watkins
8. F. Hoss
Alfred Wilson
Charles C. Hardy
H. O. Keen
The
Maryland Templar
B. W. Bowman
Mt. Airy
William Lawrence
William Lawrence Nuse
Brunswick
Brubaker
Nuse
B. and O. Railroad
Peteraville Catholic Church
C. H. Feete and Son
George Washington Bowers
Hagerstown
Middletown
Frederick County
Washingston County
C. FE. Batt
Margaret Huler
Daniel Haller
Dartaville
W. Va
Frederick
Henry Haller
South Market Street
U.S. G. Rupp
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
William H. Hilleary
Upshur Republican
Buckhannon
Siewspaper
Buckhannon Delta
Ponce de Leon Failed His Prize Found
Ponce de Leon searched for the Fountain of Youth in Florida swamps but did not find it. Thousands suffer from digestive ailments have written to Geo H Marr in Chicago seeking health. His remedy with vegetable oils from France claims to restore youth and ease indigestion. Sold by Williamson druggist in Frederick Maryland.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Geo. H. Marr
Whiting St
Chicago
France
Mayr
Williamson
North Market St. Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
From the Columns of Turrens dated November 19, 1894. A chicken hawk, 4 feet 2 inches wingtip to tip, was exhibited at Mr Getzendanner's store after being shot by Geo C F Myers. A. P. Marsh, Groff House proprietor, housed fifty six transient county boarders in one day. Charles Mehriing the butcher on West South Street cut his right hand while killing cattle. Master Leyburn Hughes fell and broke his left arm while playing. The fountain water at Court Park froze solid that morning.
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A. P. Marsh
Groff
Charles Mehriing
South Street
West
Patrick Street
Posseseion
South Market St
Central Restaurant
Frederick, Md
Trail Ave
Potts & Grifin
Court 81
Frederick
Commercial State Bank
East Fifth Street
Jas. C. Rows
Weat Fourth St
Daughters of the American Revolution mark Repudiation Day in Frederick
The Frederick chapter will meet at Mrs. D. Charles Winebrenner’s home on Court Square Wednesday afternoon November 23 at 3 o clock to mark Repudiation Day. Monday marks the tenth anniversary of the bronze tablet honoring the Twelve Immortal Justices who repudiated the Stamp Act. Miss Ritchie plans a Thanksgiving soiree with dancing next Friday night at nine with an orchestra, under her school’s auspices.
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Frederick
Daughters of the
D. Charles Winebrenner
Court Square
Frederick County
John Ritchie
Maryland
Swamp Root Ad Claims Genuine Medical Merit
A promotional piece urges specialization for success and touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials and invites readers to request a sample bottle by mail, noting regular bottle prices of fifty cents and one dollar.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
S. Y
Parcel Post
Federal Reserve banking overhaul expands local reserves
National and county banks in Frederick and vicinity embrace the 1913 Federal Reserve Act. Reserve requirements drop from 15 percent to 5 percent on savings and 12 percent on checking, enabling about 300000 in Frederick release and potential 1 billion in credit nationwide. Local banks join Richmond Federal Reserve, with funds funneled through the system to support regional operations.
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Richmond Reserve Bank
Frederick
Federal Reserve Banking System
Congress
Wilson
Wall Street
Citizens
Farmers’ and Mechanics
Frederick County
First National of
Monrovia
First National
Mt. Alry
People’s National Bank of
Brunswick
Fishman Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Postoffice Department
Federal Reserve System
Banks in Frederick face uncertain tax under War Tax Law
A new October War Tax Law left two Frederick banks uncertain if they owe the annual tax of one dollar per thousand of capital surplus and undivided profits. Officials seek a ruling on which year’s figures to use for computation since the banks have not yet completed a fiscal year.
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Frederick
Congress
Internal Revenue
Joshua W. Miles
Miles
Internal Revenue Department
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old-time advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound for fast cold relief. It claims three doses every two hours clear the head, open nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and feverishness, and cost 25 cents at any drug store with no need for assistance or substitutes.
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Pape
Frederick Trust Company Bank Statement 1914
Report of the condition of Frederick Trust Company Frederick Maryland at close of business October 31 1914 detailing resources including loans and discounts overdrafts securities real estate mortgage records due from banks and trust companies reserve assets cash and miscellaneous items with amounts listed such as 143 812.39 in coin and 35 225.00 in miscellaneous assets the document presents the bank's financial position and asset breakdown as of the date.
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