Daily News Frederick Advertises Subscriptions and Office Details
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland promotes its circulation options including semi weekly mail rates and yearly subscriptions. It notes delivery by mail or street delivery, rates for various periods, and its news office connected to the local telephone exchange. It lists management and publication details and states entry as second class matter from 1905.
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Frederick News subscribers urged to report missed deliveries
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue. The paper lists multiple local pickup points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman groceries McCardell's Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s
Central Restaurant
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Ffres
McCardell’s
Thanksgiving dinner as a culinary display in old families
The piece describes a traditional Thanksgiving feast as a competitive cookery display where households rival each other with lavish courses. It notes the social pressure to overeat, the shift to hotel meals as a sign of modern life, and the idea that simple home gatherings can still be dignified with modest banquets.
Knowledge of Prices Report Highlights Household Price Gaps
The New York City mayoral committee on food supply reports a widespread lack of knowledge among housekeepers about proper prices for food. It notes that daughters of affluent families often lack housekeeping training, contrasting with farmers once seen as the best informed in business.
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City of
New York
Tecentir
Price Knowledge for Home Economy and Business
The article urges readers to know exact prices for goods as a practical skill for both home managers and business buyers. It cites examples from housewives and merchants, emphasizes knowing true costs and per unit prices, and argues that clear price statements educate the public and improve buying decisions.
Strangers and Pilgrims Song Excerpt Excerpted Verse
Strangers and pilgrims wander through the world in longing for a native land. The poem speaks of homesick hearts and a blessed gathering home beyond sorrow, with patience urged until the heavenly rest is revealed and all loved ones are safe in God’s home.
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Earth
Eben EB. Rexford
The
Christian Herald
Linthicum to Speak at Braddock Church
Congressman J Charles Linthicum of the Fourth District, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will address the Lutheran church at Braddock next Sunday at 730 pm. He taught nearby school years ago and attended this church.
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J. Charles Linthicum
Braddock
Linthicum
Wheat to $1.09 Again at Mountain City Mills
Wheat prices rise to 1.09 at Mountain City Mills with trading activity expected today. The announcement notes renewed price level for wheat at the local mill.
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Mountain City
Public meeting planned by New Market Lodge I O G T
Frederick news notes a public meeting this evening in the New Market Lodge hall with several Frederick Good Templars expected to attend. Marshall Grumbine rewards readers with a oysters on the half shell from his South Market street bridge restaurant. A fire of incendiary origin destroys a Harmony Grove farm stable and hay with exact loss not yet known. The Tyrolean Queen operetta to be performed at the Opera House December 6 and 7 to benefit the Key Monument fund with a full cast list.
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New Market Lodge
Frederick Good Templars
Marshall Grumbine
South Market Street Bridge
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Opera House
T. S. Bader
Key Monument Fund
Rosalie
Fanny Murphy
Mother Grant
Blanche Shriner
Exster
Jozephine
Julia Young
Rosa
Nettie Harper
Cartina
Chrissie Bod Firestone
Nise Millie Beall
East South Street
Winchester Street
Lea
Frederick City
J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Nevada
of Grove
Fines to Rise with Law Officers to Crack Down
Justice George R. Dennis noted many Frederick autolaists were unaware of operator card requirements, promising stricter penalties next time. Several others were fined for missing licenses or drunken disorderly conduct, while Col E Austin Baughman faces a hearing on missing operator and registration cards. Sam Waste Emaman, a Turk, received thirty days for selling goods street-side without a county license.
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Dennis
Guiity Autolste
George R. Dennis
Frederick Autolais
Frederick
P. L. Hargett
Jall
Sam Waste Emaman
Haover
Marshall Bennett
Officer Fraley
Charles Ricketts
Dmecer Fraley
Justice Anders
No New Cattle Disease Cases in Frederick County
Three government inspectors monitor foot and mouth disease in Frederick County. Quarantined seven farms with risk of more as stock from infected areas is traced. A Federal rep remains at McKimmey farm near Greenfield Mills where losses exceed three thousand dollars. Digging trenches to bury 30 cattle, 100 hogs, and 50 sheep was to finish today with killing likely tomorrow. Authorities say no new outbreaks. officials in Baltimore papers report two additional cases, but deputy State Veterinarian Dr. R C Smith confirms no further outbreaks beyond the McKimmey site.
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Frederick County
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Federal Bureau
McKimmey Farm
Greenfield Mills
McKimmey
Baltimore
R. C. Smith
Tragic Death of 26-Year-Old Shipley Near Linwood
Alvey R. Shipley, 26, was found dead Sunday on the Western Maryland track between Union Bridge and Linwood, likely struck by a train. He worked on George Garver’s farm near Linwood and was the son of Thomas Howard Shipley of Winfield, with weekend plans in Union Bridge. Commissions heard on a new trial request for City Commissioners T A K Kimmelshine, Ward M Eicheberger, and H Brace Hummethhime amid a conspiracy edict dispute, Judge Keedy presiding in Cumberland.
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Alvey R. Shipley
Maryland
Union Bridge
Linwood
Shipley
George Garver
Thomas Howard Shipley
Winfield
Keedy
Cumberland
T. A. K. Kimmelshine
Ward M Eicheberger
H. Brace Hummethhime
Coay
Arrange for Annual Reunion
Messrs E L Coblentz and W Birely attend York meeting of the committee to organize the annual Reformed church reunion at Pen Mar. An advertisement touts a catarrh cure as a constitutional remedy from F J Cheney Co Toledo with a $100 cure promise and circulars offered.
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Messrs
E. L. Coblentz
W. Birely
York
The
Reformed Church
Pen Mar
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Thanksgiving Day Observance in City With Turkey Tables
Frederick plans mark Thanksgiving with church services, athletic events, and a public dinner. Marathon from the city to Jug Bridge, a high school football game against Westminster’s National Athletic Club, and a Martinsburg basketball game are on the schedule. Banks and post offices will observe holiday hours. turkey dinners, 18 cents per pound live, 30 cents dressed, appear on many tables amid cranberry sauce and pies. The event highlights peace abroad, gratitude for avoiding Mexico conflict and happiness among citizens as wartime memory fades. The Captain’s relief drive at 246 East Seventh Street invites donations for the poor, with the dinner free to all.
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United States
Wilson
Goldsborough
Plymouth Rock
Turkey
Frederick
Union
Frederick Homes
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Europe
Cadets
National Athletic Club of Westminster
MLC. A
Martinsburg
Association
Evangelical Reformed
Methodist Episcopal
M. Esouth
United Brethren
Grace Reformed
East Seventh Street
Lisa
Thanksgiving Rescue Dinner For 100 By Aid Workers
Rescue workers plan a Thanksgiving dinner for 100 in this city, led by Capt. and Mrs. Waller G. Lamont. The twentieth annual event will be served at 12 oclock Thursday with preparations aimed to feed 1 or more persons, featuring a planned menu.
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Reaue
Waller G. Lamont
Bazaar Well Patronized at Armory Bazar Opening
Large crowds filled Company A armory as a bazar opened with Moose Band under Prof Edward Harvey. Suppers, candy, and raffle chances drew families while dancing after 9 30. Major Markey said Gaither staff would visit later. Braddock Heights Band to perform tonight. Hood College girls to sing tomorrow. Also notes new West Fourth street dwelling nearing completion.
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Company A
Armory
Moose Band
Edward Harvey
D. John Markey
Charles D. Gaither
Braddock Heights
Irving 8. Elser
Hood College
Frederick Trust Company 1914 Financial Statement Notes
A historical notice from Frederick Maryland shows the Frederick Trust Company closing business on October 31 1914. The fragment indicates a formal financial or archival entry likely listing assets liabilities or a corporate closure action from the Frederick institution.
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Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
Maryland
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