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Frederick News
New City
Buckey'’s
Market
Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heighte
Zimmerman
College Girls and Marriage Change in 20th Century
The article surveys shifting marriage trends among college alumni, noting older statistics showed 55 percent married within about 20 years of graduation. It argues modern college life blends academics with vibrant social activity, making some women more selective yet still academically diligent, as social expectations evolve.
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Keats
Tennyson
Browning
State boards to inspect all dairies for cleanliness
The State Live Stock Sanitary Board will conduct year long inspections of every dairy in the state. Emphasis lies on sanitary handling, with most Frederick county dairies meeting standards while some poor operations exist. If consumers knew the conditions they would likely avoid using such milk.
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State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Mort Dairies
Frederick
Public Health Emphasis on Clean Milk Standards
The piece argues dairies must be well kept and run carefully to protect consumers. It notes cities enforce strict milk sale laws, highlights Washington and Maryland tightening food cleanliness rules, and endorses the public health movement.
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Washington
Hed Jnforce
Maryland
Funds for County Schools in Maryland Totals Nearly 492 Thousand
Frederick County receives one quarter apportionments from state funds for education totaling 492 025 dollars for 2004 including public school tax 400 000 school book fund 57 500 approved high schools 22 025 and manual training 22 500. Thurmont High School's new facility boosts the approved high schools allocation by 200 dollars.
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Baltimore
Frederick
G. Lloyd Palmer
Thurmont
Frederick Knights Templar to Attend Cumberland Conclave
Frederick Knights Templar plan a May 5 1915 pilgrimage to Cumberland for the Grand Commandery of Maryland conclave. A special train with three Pullmans and a club car may run for about 100 members and wives, cost about $10 per person including rail transport and meals, with two nights on the sleeper.
Inlaid Lettering on Windows at Buffalo Cafe
The pearl and silver inlaid lettering on the windows of the Buffalo Cafe attracts notable attention. This work is the first of its kind done in Frederick in years, produced by workmen under Henry R. Lampe.
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Buffalo
Frederick
Henry R. Lampe
Canvass in Hagerstown by Temperance Union
The Washington County Temperance Union surveys Hagerstown voters to determine if a wet or dry majority exists. A regularly employed canvassing force conducts the systematic poll to gauge public sentiment on prohibition.
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Washington County Temperance Union
Hagerstown
Union
Twenty Years Ago Today N Frederick
Local items from Tar News columns dated October 2 1894 describe a public temperance meeting at Purity Lodge hall in Citizens National Bank building with Frank B Sappington presiding and Miss Matilda A Hilde organist. A three member committee for entertainment is named. Also noted are references to Rev Edward L Watson Minneapolis church activities and several local society members elected to represent Myersville at a Frederick convention November 16 17 and a planned lecture by Rev Dr Anna Shaw on The American Home at City Opera House October 5. A HarMony resident David Leatherman injured in a horse incident is recovering slowly.
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Tar News
Purity Lodge
Citizens’ National Bank
Frank B. Sappington
Matilda A. Hielfeld
David S. Rice
Edward Dyer
Marion Dyer
LM. Zimmerman
J. F. Butts
E. Josephine Hilde
Brand
Emma F. Flock
Edith Zimmerman
Jennie Poffinberger
Christian Endeavor Society of
Myersville
Frederick
Anna Shaw
City Opera House
Eighth Streets
Elm Street
Diil Avenue
Charles H. Kehne
North Market Street
Studebaker
C. T. Sappington
East Patrick St
Septzsast
Archie W. Ogler
Jefferson Pike
Bear Frederick
Mission Band Meeting Shows Colorful Program
The Mission Band of the Evangelical Lutheran church held a post noon session led by superintendent Miss Sadie Hahn. The program featured singing scripture readings prayers recitations and a special closing performance Visitors from Other Lands in costumes representing Mexico South America Panama Formosa Japan Korea China Assant India Turkey Arica and more performed by Myrtle Baker Catherine Albaugh Clarence Carty Nanru Elizabeth Seeger and others.
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Society of Lutheran Church
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sadie Hahn
Jesson
Passim
Huth Seeger
Barbara Lochner
Edith Hagan
Willie Woerner
Fred. Schrosder
Geneva Haler
Mary Bucher
Ida Keefer
Mrs. Rupp
Mexico
Myrtle Baker
South America
Catherine Albaugh
Panama
Clarence Carty
Nanru
Elzabeth Seeger
Formosa
Lester Eyler
Japan
Alice Echelberger
Elizabeth Michael
Chin
Virginia Fritz
Assant
Harry Korrell
India
Gertrude Haberkorn
Turkey
Ralph Fichelbeger
Arica
Margaret Rupp
Sewing Society Elects Grace Reformed Church officers
The Sewing Society of the Grace Reformed Church met at Mrs Edith Seiching's home at 221 North Market Street. Officers were elected for the ensuing term and plans made for a chicken and waffle supper at the Misses Graff's home on Thursday evening November h.
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Sewing Society
The
Grace Reformed Church
Edith Seiching
North Market Street
R. DO. Simpson
Jennie Hargett
Alien R. Lampe
Menley
Levi Moberly
Altien Jones
Edith Seidling
Derr
Frank Smith
Groff
Special Service for Men at Grace Reform Church
The Builders' Bible Class elected officers for the coming year at a monthly meeting. Miss Catherine Rowe and Miss Louise Swartz sang, Spencer Zimmerman gave a recitation, and Rev Jeln A Ditzler spoke briefly. A special sermon to men will be held on the second Sunday in November. Officers include President R Paul Smith and Treasurer C Frank Smith.
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Builders’ Bible
Grace Reformed Church
Catherine Rowe
Louise Swartz
Spencer Zimmerman
Jeln A. Ditzler
Mr. Ditzler
R. Paul Smith
Oscar €. Kefauver
N. J. Kefauver
Rof E
C. Frank Smith
Henry H. Abbott
Rally Day services in Linganore Methodist Church Unionville
Linganore Methodist Episcopal Church in Unionville hosts Rally Day next Sunday October 4 with a 9 30 a m Sunday school session. Rev BB Winstead of Baltimore preaches at 1050 a m and 730 p m. Hon Mitton G Urner of Frederick addresses the youth at 2 p m. Special music will be featured at all services.
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Linganore Methodist Episcopal Church
Unionville
BB. Winstead
Baltimore
Mitton G. Urner
Frederick
West Seeks 1000 Dollar Claim Against County
William West files a damage suit against Washington County claiming injuries after his horse fell through a damaged bridge plank near Yarrensburg. He seeks 1000 dollars in damages from the county commissioners.
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Washington County
Wiliam West
Yarrensburg
West
Dr Veatre's new departure half price Dr Howant's remedy
Dr A L Pearce reports two months of strong sales for a new departure offering Dr Howant's specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it cures and urges quick mail orders as stock is limited. The product targets dyspepsia liver trouble headaches dizziness and tiredness from inactive bowels.
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A. L. Pearce
Veatre
Howant
Mai
Peatre
Road Test With Traction Engine Demonstrates Cleated Wheels
State Roads Commission plans a trial run of a traction engine with filler blocks on state highways to test if cleats are unnecessary for heavy threshing machines. The engine will travel from Frederick and Hagerstown fairs toward Cumberland to gauge road impact and promote block usage.
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Frederick and Hagerstown Faire
Frederick County
Maryland
Ithe State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fredericks
Cumberland
Weller
The
Roads Commission
Weler
Shirley
Commission
Deafness Cure Claim Promises Relief from Catarrh
An ad claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It asserts a single cure via constitutional tesueties and a “Mac Catarrh Cure.” The notice offers $100 reward for a successful cure and requests readers to send for a circular to a druggist.
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Vetal
Halis
Frederick News Owner Ship Circulation Statement 1914
The Frederick News publishes daily except Sundays and semi weekly. This owner ship management circulation statement, sworn October 2, 1914, lists editors Robert F. Delaplaine and W. T. Delaplaine, publisher The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co., owners including L. E. Birely and George Birely, and states average copies: daily 3498, semi weekly 3076. Bondholders none. The note covers circulation gains since 1913.
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Frederick
Washington, D.C
Edlors
Robert FE
W. T. Delaplaine
C. Will Fout
Frederick, Md
The
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co
L. E. Birely
Geo. Birely
Mra
M. M. Schley
Mra. A. FE. Nicodemus, Mra. F. 3B. Delaplaine
Rob
BE. Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine
Wm. T. Delaplaine
C. B
H. Trail
Chas. B. Trail
Rob T. E. Delaplaine
Chas. B. T. Hendrickson
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Gacy and Treas
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G Will Fout
Maoceger
United States
Ite
YEE Daily News
Daily News
United Cen
Fregerick
Edward L Watson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hennepin Avenue
EL Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwest
Mr. David Leatherman
Harmony
Mission Band's Meeting
Rev. Ditzler
News OF the Churches
Charles Milburn Flair
Middletown
South Bend
Ind
Goldie Leah Wright
Indiana
Miss Wright
Indiana School For the Deaf
Lutheran Sunday School
Rev
Wheliz
Chicago
Flair
Stefert Bros
Martin Hodge
Harry Cramer, Jr
George KR. Stoulemyer
Wolfsville
Sensenbaugh School
Dill Avenue
Rooms
Bath
Franklin Savings Bank
East Fifth Street
Jas. C. Rowe
West Fourth St
North Bentz Street
Sth
Wth
East Fourth Street
Garret
Market Street
East Second Street
Dilt Avenue
College Park
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third St
Dutrow
Fierly
Charles G
Lloyd T. Macuil
Iythian Castle
W. Sepezidizee
West Second Street
Bath, &c
Doll Brothers, Sepricark
Center Street
East Patrrick Street
South Market Street
Park Avenuus
Market St. Mayzzatft
Frederick County National Bank
North Market
Weet Pat‘tick
Seperear Serene
Central National Bank
Cormar Church
Aerivtaet
Fevegiaases
Enermas Ley
Eta
Maud
South
East
REO
Magildtiawru Automobile
Garrett
Pr Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
John W Null
Doues
PHONE
Buckeystown
Augischmon&éwFirmon
William C. Humm
Sa Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Harry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
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B. Eward Kepner
L & Hahn
L. Betson
Hahn & Betson
WM. Anderson
New
Hornse
J. B. Meiler
Sykesville
J. Bm
Thes News Office
YAR. & Mech, Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Charles B. Trail
Preat
James H. Harris
C. Albert Gilson
Comptroller
Banking House
U. S
Aerate
McCardell
P. O. Box
Frederick County Agricultural Sockey
Aaron R. Anders
S. Elmer Brown
Orchard
Retreat Grove
Robert L. Hammond
East Patrick Street
Aadee
Gem Restaurant
Thomas Kemp
Nanan
W. South &T
Wm. i. Kreh
All Sainte Spilpatra Eee
Miacre Farm
Acre Farm
Septizati Tata Ihad
South Street
Winchester Tatreet
Frederick Cy Ey R Ronning
Mavensit Milter
Frederick Towr Rae
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N. R. & D. Mantez
Frederick CO. Mat. Bank
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