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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1914
Page
4
The Frederick News announces subscription prices for the Daily News and Semi-Weekly News with mail and carrier delivery details, urging advance payment and noting office contact via the local telephone exchange. It lists sale points in Frederick and Braddock Heights and requests reports from subscribers not receiving papers regularly.
Frederick County public schools operate as a large industrial plant with over half a million dollars in investments and annual costs over 150000 dollars. A campaign to save wear and tear on books and equipment aims to teach students to value school property, reduce waste, and cut expenses while improving efficiency.
A call urges Frederick County to adopt a fixed slogan and to answer the Belgium relief appeal. It emphasizes that while aid begins at home the nation must share in aiding Belgian sufferers facing famine and disaster, noting local generosity and urging continued sacrifice to shoulder a humane burden.
In county and city deeds, transfers total many small sums from William H. links to Laura A. Bohn and others, including rights of way to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. A separate court session before Judges Urner and Worthington covers William A. Cramer vs Michael S Baugher and Rhoda V. Baugher with judgments struck or contested, about 35 witnesses cited.
From the Frederick Columns of Tit News November 27, 1894. Frank and Rudolph Trever bagged twenty-two partridges and seven rabbits near New Market while Hucks Gleester and Harry Smith took twenty-one birds and seven rabbits near Mt. Zion. Leroy and Frank Strasberger hunted near Liberty for thirty-six partridges and six rabbits. A flag at St. John's Institute 3.70 belongs to the school. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad began a coach with air brake equipment to train employers on air brake operation.
Judges Urner and Worthington selected the petit jury for the December term of the Circuit Court beginning Monday December 14. Five districts had no jurors. Frederick district contributed six jurors and the others one each. Names listed include C E Victor Myers, Newton M Zentz, T Hargett, W Brish, W M Bopst, L F Kefauver, H B Ogle, J C Fox, J L Halter, H L Appleby, J M Kelley, S D Harbaugh, P Z Culler, M J Albaugh, E E Shepley, W D Myers, H Stone, G S Stull, J W Villeary, C L Renn, W A Musser, J Moler, and C W Smith.
Frederick Lodge No 684 B P O Elks will hold a memorial service Sunday December 6 at 3 15 PM in the City Opera House. Reno S Harp and Guy K Motter will speak with musical numbers. Exalted Ruler Keefer S Tom is in charge with F V Staub N Wilson Schley and C B T Hendrickson on the committee.
An engine drawing the Martinsburg mail train struck a boulder in Davis tunnel near Alberton Station, throwing the engine from track and scraping tunnel side. Eastbound Baltimore and Ohio Railroad traffic halted from 4 PM until mid evening. Passengers uninjured. they were shuttled to Woodstock then to Baltimore on the Frederick accommodation. Conductor Martin and Engineer Parlett led the mail train. engine badly damaged.
James E. Ingram of Baltimore recovered bonds stolen from the Hagerstown and Frederick Electric Railroad. The bonds were found in a tin box in the Casino cellar, placed there by Mr Ingram's secretary after being moved from Arcadia on North Avenue.
Rev John D McCormick Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Western Michigan will be in Baltimore next week for Advent services He will preach to women at the noon day services at Old St Pauls and at night in other churches McCormick formerly served as pastor of Temple Methodist Episcopal Church South in Baltimore.
Central Trust Company of Maryland will mail checks to about 2,650 Christmas Savings Club depositors on December 10, distributing between $60,000 and $65,000. The two year-old plan adds interest, with six classes and weekly deposits, boosting local commerce as Frederick merchants anticipate a holiday sales surge.
Read Frederick endorsement and citizen statements to judge the kidney remedy for disordered kidneys. Mrs Perry of Braddock reports relief and continued improvement after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J W Harner's Drug Store. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
An advertisement touts a dandruff treatment called arven claiming dissolving the buildup prevents itching and flaking. It advises nightly application with a pointed tool, promises shiny soft hair and cites squi d arven as an inexpensive drugstore remedy that “never fails.”
The McKimmey farm near Greenfield Mills has cattle slaughtered and authorities believe the cattle plague is now in check. Dr. R V Smith aiding government efforts reports no additional cases found this afternoon.
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