Daily News and Bruns wick Times ads and rates
The issue lists circulation and publication details for the Daily News and Brunswick Times, with subscription rates, advertising terms, and office locations in Freder ick and Brunswick. It notes delivery by carriers, semi weekly schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays, and sale points including hotels and stores.
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Fe Daily News
Gunter
Merth Market
Frederce, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
B. Delaplaine
Meneses
Brunswick
Brunswick Times
High Street
People’s National Bank
Brunskewise
Aot
the Times
Enforce Peace on War Largely Europe and America
Editorial discusses the League to Enforce Peace and global efforts to curb war. It contrasts Europe’s militarism with American peace ideals, urging the United States to use economic power and moral support within neutrality to back a league of peace and deter nations that would break it.
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Europe
America
League To
United States
Christmas fairs and sales begin season for church groups
The article notes the upcoming church, society and charity fairs as preparations for Christmas gifts, warning they are not sound economics. It urges organizers to consider the labor and costs involved, describing the strain on volunteers and the modest returns expected from such missions.
Fairs and sales expose weaknesses in human nature
The piece notes subscription papers and sales as sorrowful yet efficient fundraisers. It critiques solicitors unable to meet all buyers and argues such methods erode sociability. It suggests church or charity efforts run like businesses may avoid these tactics while highlighting the social value of community fairs.
The Little Country Schoolhouse Poem Narrative
A poem from the Jacksonville Times Union portrays a modest country schoolhouse with cracked walls and a plain master who can spell and count. It contrasts simple schooling with broader ambitions as its students travel far and aid learning, noting no Latin or Greek, but strong basics.
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Webster
Jacksonville Times
Union
Thanksgiving market opens with varied goods and prices
A brisk base market shows Turkey priced at 22 cents ivo and eggs at 42 to 44 cents a dozen. Dressed chickens 35 to 77 cents, ducks 76 to 75 cents, tomatoes 15 cents, cauliflower 8 to 20 cents a head. The Thanksgiving market will be held Wednesday at 9 o clock. The calendar promotes railroad safety for children, issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad System for schools across its service area.
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Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pennsylvania Ines
Pittsburgh
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle
Digest of Frederick city items: heavy poultry shipments via Baltimore and Ohio routes, royal committee in progress, final meeting at Doll's Hotel Friday night, Industrial Fair at Asbury Methodist Episcopal church continues to the 20th, thirtieth annual Maryland Association of School Commissioners meeting held at State Normal School in Baltimore.
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Miltare encaTapment
Doll's Hotel
Asbury Methodist: Episcopal Church
Association of School Commissioners of
State of Maryland
State Normal School Bund
Jeg
Baltimore
Thrift in Little Things in Everyday Life
A sermon on small, daily savings from wasted paper, electricity, soap, and misused resources. It argues thrift grows into total wealth, citing hotel, store, and personal examples to show how tiny losses accumulate and how disciplined saving builds success.
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Ula
New York
Hymeneas To Wed December 6
Willam P Holter announces the marriage of his daughter Irma Elizabeth to Roy A Huffer on December six at 6 o clock in Zion Lutheran church Middletown. Roy W Graham of Woodsboro and Vallie Gree Fiter of Matters were married at Emmitsburg on Wednesday by Rev Charles Keinewald. Grand Chapter meeting attendees from Enoch Chapter R A Masons of Frederick returned, O C Warehime honored as Grand King. Grand Jury in Carrel county finds 45 liquor indictments. grain prices show Wheat 1.76, Wheat 1.76, corn 4.10. Catarrh cure ad ends.
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Willam P. Holter
Irma Elizabeth
Roy A. Huffer
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Graham—Fiter
Roy W. Graham
Woodsboro
Vallie Gree Fiter
Matters
Emmiteburg
Charles Keinewald
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Enoch Chapter
R. A. Masons
Frederick
Baltimore
O. C. Warehime
A. A Radcliff
B. Sappington Jr
E.R. Ramaburg
J. J. Bielfeld
W. Birely
O. CC. Warehime
Carrel County
Army Equipment For High School Cadets In Frederick County
Frederick County school officials seek War Department aid to establish a uniform accredited military program in the local high school. If approved, equipment and rifles would be supplied, a cadet corps with physical requirements would form, and a war department officer would supervise. The plan includes rifle care, drill, firing instruction, and weekly periods.
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Frederick County
War Department
Smithsburg Man Praises Dreco After Wife’s Health Turnaround
Smithsburg farmer TOI Mitchell recounts how his wife, aged 72, suffered from gas, poor appetite, constipation, and sleep troubles. After using Dreco at Aughinbaugh's Store, her appetite improved, digestion eased, and nerves calmed, prompting him to buy another bottle. The ad touts Dreco as a tonic for stomach weakness with free samples at Pearre’s Pharmacy.
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Hagerstown
Toi Mitchell
Smithsburg
Aughinbaurd
Pearre's
Frederick National Bank and Woodsboro Savings Bank Notes
Bank statements from Frederick National Bank in Maryland dated November 17 1916 and Woodsboro Savings Bank dated November 16 1916 show assets and liabilities. Frederick notes total assets of 1 254 369 72 with loans securities deposits and reserves. Woodsboro reports 590 303 17 total assets with loans securities and deposits.
Bank Statements from Maryland Trust Companies End November 1914 and 1916
Bank statements list resources, assets, liabilities, deposits, and capital for Central Trust Company of Maryland in Frederick and First National Bank at Monrovia, showing loans, securities, cash items, and reserves. Entries include mortgages, undivided profits, deposits, bills payable, and sworn attestations by treasurers in November dates 1914 and 1916.
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Central Trust Company
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick National Bank Ledger Liquidation Figures 1916
At Frederick Maryland the bank lists assets including U S bonds pledged to secure circulation and Federal Reserve stock, notes of other banks, and reserves. It shows capital stock of 125,000, surplus of 116,000, and undivided profits of 26,493.19, with deposits totaling about 1.175 million and dividends unpaid 4,375.32. Cashier Albert Gilson attests to the figures on November 23, 1916.
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Frederick
Maryland
New York
Chicago
St. Louie
Federal
U. S
Wtema
U. S&s
Texan Pa
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicama
Magole Riar
Weseeeeaeye
Louis
Vagit
State of
County of Frederick
Sa. i
Chas A. Ogle
Chas, A. Ogle
Harry H. Boyer
Federal Reserves Bank
Seney, Lineis and Cents
Ewe
Albert Gilson
Geo
W. Heinlein
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South Market
F. E. Ve Cigar
West Patrick
Arlington Hotel
Braddock
Zimmerman Bros.’ Grocery
McCardell’s
Post Ofice
Freder- Ma
Sarehive
Turkey
United States Express Company
Baltimore and Ohio Ballrons
Hymeneas
Deetora
FL J. Cheney & Co
Teedo
Cho
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Advertioe
Army
Gov't
Palmer
Governor's Island
Johnny
Johnny Swamper
United Engine House
Charles Lipps
Keefer Eyler
Drecd
BANK
OF the
Frederick County National
Ettes
Connty
J. W. d. Carty
J. W. L. Carty
Chas. B.T. Hendrickson
N. P
Horace C. Zacharias
Geo. H. Zimmerman
A. C. McCardell
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Loey Penn der
WLC
Benj
W. Saxten
Benj. W. Saxten
Chas. B. T. Hendrickson
James M. Smith
W. B. Cutshall
Chas. S. Snoor
Commission Basin Delate Distributing Co
Max
First National Nurseries
Rochester
Neon
Levering Brothers
York
Newa
Naét
Traniel Eissier
West
Patrick Street
Commercial Printing
News Office
Luana
Bankers and Trust
Robert A. Kemp
Robt. A. Kemp
James C. Diffendal
John C. Lamar
Chas
Snook
RP. Ross
First Nationat Bank
Monrovia
Vernon W. Sicopemus
J. M. Shawbaker
W. E Burall
Grayson H Mercer
State Road
City
Trolley
Taaurgrine, Loans and Fonds
Pythian Castle
Bolding Prederick, Ma
FAR & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers' & Mechanics NA
Tional Bank
James H. Harris
Henry R. Steiner
Frank L. Stoner
Amberg and Jordan
North Market Street
C. E. Mobberly
Fair Grounds
Chalmers
P. C
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
Timon
Din Ave
Market St
Seprzener
East Church Street
Chas. Eader
Church St. Seprenel
West Patrick Street
Sepredel
Coz East Church Street
Cramer and Stauffer
Heal Estate and Loana
Sepraer — Een
Esat Second Street
Lavenda
Berner Broa
Pearl St. Albay
Newcatnet
Floc. Knott's
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