News-Post Advertises Daily Frederick Edition 1919
The October 4 1919 issue of 30 Independent Newspaper Frederick Maryland announces daily publication from the News-Post Building Court Street. It notes Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing as publisher and lists Associated Press membership. The entry confirms postal registration as second class and Saturday issuance.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Associated Frees
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Associated Press
Frederick
President Wilson Illness Sparks Widespread Concern
With President Wilson lying ill at the White House, the nation anxiously awaits news of his condition. While critics exist, a broad sentiment of affection and admiration surrounds Wilson as Americans set aside political differences to hope for his recovery and commend his seven years guiding the nation.
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Wilson
White House
Nen
Voices on Road Safety and Labor Unity Echo in Editorials
In an Ohio State Journal piece drivers are urged to stop blaming “loss of control” for crashes and follow speed laws. The Washington Post caps a call for united labor, condemning Bolshevik and socialist elements and urging patriots to support honest workers. A St Timothy’s Chapel homecoming includes a cantata Heirs of Liberty with 20 service members and about 30 participants in Schleynville.
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Ohio State Journal
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Washington Post
Seattle
United States
France
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St. Timothy's Chapel
Schleynville
An Agreeable Surprise Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage testimonial notes a severe cold and constant coughing relieved promptly by Amberlain's Cough Remedy. Mia James Brown of Clark Mills New York reports rapid relief, with several others similarly surprised by the memory inducing prompt remedy.
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Mia
James Brown
Clark,Mills
N. Y
October Fair Season Brings Warm Weather Hopes
The column welcomes October, notes warm late summer weather, and previews the Frederick Fair amid rising rents and retail bustle. It highlights fairs, church activities, harvests, and neighborly hopes, while praising Frederick’s hospitality and projecting a brighter, if costly, autumn. Mary Jane signs off with cheerful optimism.
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Mary Jane
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It notes rapid growth from a single sale to nationwide and international reach and urges trial as proof of its merit.
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United States
William H Reese Opens Grocery in Frederick Then Fifth Street
Frederick items from October 4 1899 note William H Reese opening a grocery and provision store at 1 West Fifth Street. The Frederick Council No 118 Jr C USA M celebrated its fifth anniversary in Kemp Hall with Baltimore bar judge W H Holmes as principal orator. Program included addresses, recitations, solos, and music by local residents. King David Lodge K of P visited Thurmont.
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the News
William H. Reese
West Fifth Street
Radiator boiler invention promises economical home heating
An engineer unveils a radiator-boiler a compact miniature hot water heating plant designed to heat farm houses and hospitals without basements. It combines stove, hot air, and large heating-system functions with nickel trim and adjustable room temperatures using modular sections.
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Woluler
Blue Monday and Summer Verse Fragment in 19th Century Style
A compiled OCR segment features verses and a quip about Blue Monday by George Edward Smith, plus a New York Sun excerpt on summer’s passing from Magranco. It includes a joke about a prospective bridegroom and breach of promise from the Edinburgh Scotsman.
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Edinburgh
Scotsman
Maryland Legion elects Markey to national executive committee
At Lehmann Hall Baltimore the Maryland convention elected Lieutenant Colonel D John Markey to the American Legion's national executive committee and as a delegate to the national convention in Minneapolis on November 11. The gathering of 250 delegates from 53 posts heard resolutions opposing strikes against government and denouncing pacifist groups while pledging congressional investigation into wartime trials.
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D. John Markey
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Cal. Markey
Philp Winebrewer
Irving M. Landauer
Middetown
Homer Remsberg
Leslie Coblentz
Brunswick
Rudolph
Oler
Irviny M. Landauer
Miss Mc
American Legion
Executors Notice of Letters Testamentary in Frederick County Md
Executors obtain from the Orphan Court letters testamentary for an estate in Frederick County Maryland. The text lists assets and liabilities including resources loans and discounts overdrafts securities real estate and mortgages, cash reserves and deposits, profits and dividends, and deposits subject to contingency interests.
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Georgianna McDonald
Frederick County
Emg
Hugh
Circuit ‘Court
Maryland
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Lottelter
G. Tlaush
Or Phana’ Court
Orphans’ Court
Mary L. Bowers
Salon
Charles
H. Butts
Geo
Smith
John L
Aldridge
The
Orphane’ Court
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Register of Wills
D. B. Stone
Frederick
Chas, W. Pry
Jacob OH
Fry
Cuas
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Springfeld
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Archie, Ogle
Jefferson State Road
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Ole Gitgavas
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Robert McNaiir
Frank I. Stoner
Guy K. Moitter
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Frank L. Stoner
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