Subscribership Notice for Frederick Newspapers
The Frederick News asks subscribers to report missed deliveries to the office. The notice lists several reporting points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Astington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery McCardell's Store.
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New City
Buckey's Cigar
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Astington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
West
Patrick Street
South Market St. Novisdizt
Central Restaurant
Frederick
Novizdtf
W. A. Burger
N. Market St
Novisdet
Trail Ave
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Norsatt
Movement to aid Belgium urged in Frederick county
A local drive in Frederick aims to support Belgium’s suffering population as war devastates European nations. Officials note Frederick city and county have faced few money strains, with strong harvests, and urge prompt response to extend aid now. The Hagerstown Buy a Barrel of Flour model cited as a successful example worth replicating locally.
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Frederick
Belgium
Europe
Frederick County
Frederick City
Hagerstown
Abolition talk of football fades from discourse
A 1920s discussion on ending football faded as public debate waned. Critics warned the game distracts boys from study and exacts a high physical toll, while proponents argued the sport remains an American institution like July Fourth and county fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mds
The Democracy of Colleges and the Value of Football
The article argues colleges are a democracy with student input shaping scholarship while students can veto institutional rules by not attending. It contrasts bookish scholars with athletes in scrimmage, asserting physical risk concerns rise for parents yet football will endure as training in doing, daring, enduring, and obeying.
Almost Ready for Bazar Opens With Music Every Night
Company A prepares a bazar opening Monday at the armory drill shed where booths are decorated. Raffles include a $60 White sewing machine. A local merchant donates a cord of wood to be auctioned. A small dance may close each evening. The Junior Order band will perform Friday night with a concert each night.
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Company A
Major Markey's Battalion Receives Instruction Assignment
Col. Charles A. Little orders Major D. John Markey to command the Western Maryland Battalion of the First Regiment for instructional purposes. The battalion includes Company A in the city, Company B in Hagerstown, Company C in Cumberland, and Company H in Westminster.
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Charles A. Little
D. John Markey
Maryland
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Westminster
Markey
Laurel
Silver Springs
Salisbury
Annapolis
Funeral of Mrs. Margaret A. Haller Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret A. Haller were held at her home on South Market Street at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev. U. S. G. Rupp of the Evangelical Lutheran church conducted the service. Pallbearers included Henry A. Haller, Lewis Haller, Charles Brengle, William Bennett, G. W. Farrell, and Albert A. Schroeder. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. F. Schroeder served as funeral director.
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Margaret A. Haller
Henry A. Haller
South Market Street
U. S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lewis Haller
Charles Brengle
William Bennett
G. W. Farrell
Albert A. Schroeder
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Hymeneal Ery-Davis Marries in Lucketts Park Mails
Maurice C Fry of Lucketts Virginia and Minnie C Davis of Park Mails married yesterday afternoon at 2 30 by Rev Dr Lamier at the Methouis pargonage. They planned a trip to Washington and will reside in Lucketts after returning, where Fry is engaged in business.
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Davis
Maurice C. Fry
Lucketts
Minnie C. Davis
Park Mails
HH. Lamier
Washington
Want Flag For School House
Pupils of Unionville school will hold a Thanksgiving evening entertainment at 7 30 in the school hall featuring music readings recitations acrostics and other features. Emblems will be sold at ten cents each at the door to fund a new United States flag for the school house. Public are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville School
United States
Cyclists Collide on Market Street injuring boy
Two boys on bicycles collided on North Market Street between Second and Third last night. Both bikes were slightly damaged and one boy lost a tooth. The rest of the text notes social visits by Mrs Jacob Geisinger and others on West South street.
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North Market Street
Second
Third Streets
One More Donation Day At Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Guild held its monthly meeting last evening at the U D C rooms. Donations of potatoes fruit groceries and other edibles were gratefully received and a final Thursday in November remains for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
U. D.C
Frederick girl Miss Houck aided by Asheville mission
Charitable collection organized by Miss Charlotte Vernon to aid Miss Hazel K Houck, once from Frederick, now ill and unable to work. Donations gathered in West Third Street will be sent to Rev J S Williams, chaplain, for forwarding to the Asheville mission and aid. Relatives in the county have not contributed.
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Frederick
Hazel K. Houck
van Asheville
N. C
Willams
Miss Houck
Charlotte Vernon
West Third Street
Lome
Royal Arch Masons elect officers at Maryland Grand Chapter
Eight members of Enoch Chapter No 23 attended the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Maryland in Baltimore where O C Warehime was elected Grand Captain of the Host and Thomas J Shyrock, former Grand Master, was named Grand High Priest. Frederick Past High Priests also attended and R E Delaplaine was anointed Most Excellent High Priest. A local item notes a cat nabbing oyster sandwiches and a comical yard incident with a steel trap and a strong odor.
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Enoch
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch Masons of
Maryland
Baltimore
C. Warehime
Thomas J. Shyrock
Grand Lodge
Frederick
A. A. Radelif
J. J. Bielfeld
G. Duvall
C. €. Warehime
W. C. Birely
F. B. Sapping, Sr
Fromke
R. E. Delaplaine
Enoch Chapter
Thurmont
Arys
Polecat
Wisotzkey Bros
Little Willie
Kern
Mr. Cat
Cat
Willie
Bishop Murray Honored by New Washington Province
Right Rev. Dr. John G. Murray of Baltimore was yesterday elected president of the newly named Washington Province of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The province covers parts of Virginia West Virginia Delaware Pennsylvania and Ohio and the appointment is regarded as an honor to Bishop Murray.
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John G. Murray
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Murray
Frederick 1894 Social Club plans Thanksgiving mask ball
Freder ick social club prepares a grand mask ball at Junior Hall on Thanksgiving night. Committee members include L Winkleman H Raufelter J Rowe C Muller R Keyser and G Albaugh. Yingers Orchestra to provide music. Also reports Philomatheny Society debate on agricultural fairs with Gale and Nicodemus for the affirmative and MacGill Jr and Sebold for the negative. Noah E Cramer presiding. Jacob and Aiken Rohrback judged in favor of the negative. mention of harder water since reservoir completion. Sunday School party at Zummerman s Charlesside to plan Christmas program at Zion Reformed church Christmas Eve.
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Tur
Frederick
Messrs. L Winkleman
H. Raufelter
J. Rowe
C. Muller
R. Keyser
G. Albaugh
Yingers
Philomatheny Literary Society
E. P Gale
William H. Nicodemus
TL. T MacGill, Jr
Vincent Sebold
Noah E Cramer. Jacob
Aiken Rohrback
HZ Zummerman’s
Charlesside
Zion Reformed Church
Belgian Relief Drive Seeks Local Aid and Flour Bargains
Frederick residents hear a Belgian relief plan expanding here with a central HQ to collect money food clothing and other aid. In Philadelphia and Hagerstown drives push barrel prices for flour around 6.40 to 6.50 with local mills pledging reduced costs. William H. Boardman, Philadelphia engineer, is asked to survey storage reservoir sites in Frederick.
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Mr. Boardman
William H. Boardman
Philadelphia
Jacob H. Schmidt
Frederick
Cascarets promise health with regular liver and bowels
A grainy ad claims Cascarets will regularize the liver and bowels and relieve headaches and stomach distress. It urges nightly use to end misery from constipation and indigestion, touts benefits for health, mood, and clear thinking, and notes the product is sold by druggists with a holiday push from Harner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casarete
Feutle Ghanang
Pape's Diapepsin Delivers Fast Stomach Relief
A vintage advertisement asserts Pape's Diapepsin quickly relieves indigestion and upset stomachs caused by sour, fermented foods. It promises bold, rapid digestion of undigested food, reduced gas and belching, and a coated tongue, with a large case available for fifty cents at drugstores.
Bank Statements of The Frederick Trust Company 1914
Frederick Trust Company closed business on October 31 1914 listing assets including Loans and Discounts 812 39 Overdrafts secured and unsecured Stocks Real Estate Mortgages and Judgments Checks from banks cash items reserve from approved reserve silver coin lawful money gold coin and miscellaneous assets totaling 250 768 27.
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Sou
Nettas
the Daily News
Great Southern Fronting and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Birelt
B. BH
Delaplaine
Gee'y and Trees
GEO. Birely
Will Foot
Daily News
United Beates
Pontoffice
Armory
Jacob Geisinger
Henry S. B. DeGrange
Francis Schwearing
West South Street
Charles N. Black
Buckeystown
Bishop Murray
Committee For
Ths
Harner Drcg
THE
Frederick Trust Company
State of
County of Frederick
Ss. I
D. Hedges
G. Wesley Kindley
William A. Hahn
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Newton M. Zentz
NISI
Thomas T. Barker
Luther C. Ahalt
Charles C. Woodcock
Mary E Flora
Clifton Flora
Harry W. Bowers
Harry * Bowers
HL Keefer Penatner
John & Newman
ANOVE
Frederick County National Hank
North Market
West Partick Streets
Hank, Septionar Ee
Park Avenue
North Market St
Predera Hk
Woaekerevikie
Myron
Market St
Novinate
Frederick County National
Federal Reserve
BANKS
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank For
E. Second Street
Novisdat
Wm. Anderson
C. E. Cline
Nowlodkt
East South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City Railroad
J. Marashali Miller
Frederick Town Savings Institution
R. J. BR
John D Storr
Hansonville
T. C. Routson
Rederica
Reat Grove
Gem
L. E. Stunkle
Bentz Street
Theo
Alexander
Mengeli
Novisdotes
East Third
D. Hauer Quynn
H. Cc. Zacharias
Novisdiff
Fred. Kopp
Fifth St
Novilsdif Teen Oc
El.c Crum
Dhi Avenue
Novisdet Se
Bath
S. Marino
Noviidéet
Commercial State Bank
Norszdtl
East Fifth
Jas. C. Rewe
West Fourth
West Second Street
Gan
Electric
Nehta Bata
Alten
Doll Brothers
Seperate
N. R & D. Mante
South Market St
Frm
Buick
Buick Automobile
Bure & Zacharias
Brewer's Alley
Fairbanks Cattle Scales
H. C. Zacharias
Burck & Zachariag
Wm. E. Darner
J. Edward Burck
Wm. H. Burger
Iee Houze Pike
Hughes Ford Road
Katherine E. Hickman
Samuel T. Hickman
Nell
C. P. Troxell
West Fifth Street
Wiliam E. Riddlemoser
See Kills
John D. Conard, JR
Danov
Corner Market
Saints Streets
J. L. Bradshaw
G. Mt, Clahaugh
D.C. Brish
Novisdsew
Wee Eee
Carrold Street
COO
East Seventh Street
Norigazey
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers' & Mechanics
National Bank
Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
Albert Gilson
Comptroller
U. S
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