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The Semi-Weekly News announces subscription rates and mailing options. One month at 25 cents, three months 1.00, six months at 2.00, with annual rates and advance payment required. Subscriptions available city and rural routes, with delivery details and office contact in Brunswick Times and The News.
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Vics Dent
Brunswick Times
High Street
People's National Bank
Brunswick
the Times
The College Campaign and Non advertising Merchants
Frederick county prepares for a hood college fundraiser with a $50,000 goal. The Community Campaign Committee promotes “Do Your Share” to mobilize residents while contrasting advertising advantages of mail order houses and local merchants.
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Frederick County
Community Campaign
Hood College
Frederick City
Dutaus
Hod College
Frederick
Advertising as a key business factor for small town stores
The piece notes large department sections receiving mail orders from customers who never visit the store and says merchants should recognize advertising's power before it is too late. The Exchange cites growing importance of ads in driving inquiries and sales for small town businesses.
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Jesson
Voices on Cuba and suffrage in the nation
The Toledo Rhule decries Cuba as ungrateful for freedom, warns of reconcentrado horrors, and argues for American defense and sugar policy. It endorses woman suffrage as justice and progress, urging equal rights for women in democracy. The Roaton Globe piece urges railroads to use empty freight cars to ease coal shortages and aid national commerce.
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Cuba
United States
Weyler
Maine
Ohio
Emerson
Roaton Globe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buy it early this Christmas season promises cheer
A playful verse urges shoppers to buy gifts promptly before December rush. It contrasts quiet November counters with crowded later days, and wryly notes the urge to shop now despite seasonal gloom. The piece blends holiday consumer commentary with poetic St. Martin's Summer imagery and a quirky signoff from New York Sta.
Purely Personal Mosars and Relatives Visit Hanover and York
A string of short notes lists travels and visits by local residents. Louis Woodward and companions spend Sunday with friends in Hanover and York. Local residents return from extended visits in Hurti mare and Baltimore. Princeton game sighting and other relatives’ movements are noted alongside Thanksgiving poems and Youth's Companion excerpts.
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N. J
John Johnson
Phoenix
Arizona
Eleanor Murdoch Johnson
Court Square
John W. Quynn
Frederick
William T. Delaplaine
West Virginia
Frank J. Howard
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Sophie Kerr Underwood
New York
Richard Ross
Clarke Place
John Daniels
Isabelle Kunkle
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Cornelia Ross Mc
Minutes of Merriness and a Dentists Quip scene
Humorous dialogue reflects a visitor and resident bantering about a distant dentist and a new baby tooth. The snippet hints at old friends proving lasting bonds, with playful exchanges about long-standing companionship in a London Tit-Bit style.
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London
Pretty wedding at St Johns Church in Washington
Miriam Naomi Wilson of Braddock Heights married Walter Feely of Washington at St John s Catholic Church. Rev Father W J Kane officiated. Bride given by uncle Charles B Staley. Attendants included cousin Grace VanFossen and bridesmaids Dorothy Wilson Louise Schley Rebecca Staley. Best man Charles N Fisher. ushers Stewart Wirgman Raymond Rocca Carl Notar. Reception at East Patrick Street home. couple to reside in Washington. Out-of-town guests included Henry Ford Father Harrington and El Dorado Club members.
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Braddock Heights
Walter
Feely
Washington
St. John's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Charles B. Staley
Wilson
Katherine Wilson
George J. Wilson
Miss Wilson
Misa Grace VanFossen
Allo
Misa Wilson
Dorothy Wilson
Louise Schley
Rebecca Staley
Hehesea Hiteshew
Charles N. Fish ‘Er
Messrs
Stewart Wirgman
Raymond I. Rocca
Carl E. Not
Charles N. Fisher
Jennifer
Harbin
Margaret Harbin
Ida Clirney
Alexandria
Henry Ford
Father Harrington
Barnesville
Charles Francoin
el Dorado Club
George B. Kennedy
V. van Derwerken
Leon Cooper
Chiropractor Promises Cure With Mechanico Therapy
Dr Wininger offers drugless chiropractic and mechanico therapy for chronic ailments. Free examination, affordable treatments, references to cured patients in Frederick and Frederick County. Lady assistant, mailed information on request. Phone 39, 237 N Market St, Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Wininger
N. Market St
Maryland
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J. W. L. Carty
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Jefferson Street
East Second
Rentz Street
MNL
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Mobley & Bro
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West Third Street
Western Union Telegraph Co
Novildift
N. Bentz St
Maple Ave
Marshall Miller
Fredericktown Savings Institution
East Sixth Street
Robert H. Thomas
North Market St
C. E. Schildknecht
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Cramer & Stauffer
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Market and
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Bank
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Mercer
Sears
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Daniel Eissler
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York
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Novilsédot
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City Hall
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Pretertek
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Dan A. Wettote
Supersa Ng
Creagerstown District
Fredrick County
Frederick-Town
Save Inga Institution
Court House
Mort- Kage
Creagerstown
Creaperstown
Black's MI
David Hoffmat
James & Plunkett
Alber & T. H
June Warner
Cresgerstown
Jacob Rohrback
Geo A. Pearce
William &, Darner
Colekar
Ballenger Creek Pike
Dayton
Edwin H. Campbell
Harvey R. Lease
FAR & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
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James H. Harris
Prest
Frank L. Stoner
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