Frederick News subscriber notice and distribution details
The Frederick News reminds subscribers to report irregular deliveries and explains efforts to improve service. It lists places where the paper is sold including New City Hotel Sucheys Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant and local hotels and shops in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News
Eame
New City
Suchey's
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heighta
Zimmerman Bree
McCardell's
Register to vote before tomorrow and curb mob rumors
The article urges immediate voter registration before the final Wednesday deadline, warning temporary disenfranchisement for those not registered. It also cautions against mob talk surrounding a purported assault case, urging calm, fair investigation, and lawful justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
War strain disrupts dye supply for American factories
One wartime incident highlights how France and other allies struggle to secure dye imports. Matton notes the ongoing difficulty in maintaining consistent dye supplies for American factories, risking production slowdowns and higher costs amid global shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matton
Textile Dye Skepticism Sparks Faster Color Debate
The article argues that domestic dye production could improve colorfastness in textiles. It notes poor results from imported dyes and questions why manufacturers resist faster, longer lasting colors. Some producers fear faster colors would encourage longer wear and hurt sales, while wartime conditions push experiments and demand for firmer colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffa
Diversified Crops urged for coming year by agricultural experts
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports agricultural experts across the country urge farmers to diversify crops and intensify farming next year. With yields below expectations this year and growing population, hog numbers should rise and vegetables like potatoes stressed. Many farms can hire extra help on sixty acres or more to boost food supply and profits while European fields remain untilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collection of light exchanges and quips from readers. Jokes touch on marriage, housing, and household disputes with playful banter. The cartoonish snippets feature Mrs Dobbs, Mrs Blobbs, and a humorous line about a fruit ruinance and fashion.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Items
Frederick items note progress on Brunswick streets under Jackson Hilleary. Gov Frank Brown plans to attend the Frederick Fair. Frederick Bar to meet at Court House to act on Judge Maulsby death. Westbound freight hits Miss Birney Perkins at Richi's Mill near Frederick Junction. James O Marker farmStable near Pleasant Walk burned, losing two buggy wheels and harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bar
Court House
William P. Maulsby
Birney Perkins
Richi's Mill
Frederick Junction
James O. Marker
Wesley Marker
Pleasant Walk
Rick
Winter drills resume as transfer of property set tomorrow
Weekly meetings resume tonight under Brigadier General Gaither with Company A. Tomorrow at 4 p.m. Major Markey will transfer property to Lieut. Harry Kefauver in the presence of Capt. J. C. Marshall. Examinations for Markey to Board of Examiners in Baltimore scheduled for Oct 29 and 30. Kefauver to lead Company A until a successor is elected. Rifle range results show Private Frank injured by shell fragment, mates placing better than past years. Lieut. Munghowerted placed third in pistol event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Charles D. Gaither
Markey
Harry J. Kefauver
Company A
Major Markey
Glen Burnie
Grake and
Frank
Lieut
City advances gasoline tank erections and water plant progress
The article notes another Red Sentry gasoline tank erected by Mr Shaff on North Market street, with two earlier tanks by D. F. Davis and National Garage. Alderman Culler warns Shaff the dispute isn t settled. The liquid chlorine water purification plant nears completion and may operate early next week. Construction proceeds on the main pipeline brick building. City cost about 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaff
North Market Street
Culler
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
National Garage
West Patrick Street
James E. Solt
Board of Aldermen
Warner's Feature Films Open at Marvel Theatre
Beginning tonight the Warner's feature films start daily at the Marvel theatre. The pictures, long shown in Frederick, attract large audiences. Marvel prices drop from ten to five cents except Saturdays when five and six Alma programs shown. Miss Kath erne Tyson, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Waring Tyson, was thrown from a horse at Brad dock yesterday and bruised. she expects to be about in a day. Senior class hoists 1912 flag over Bow's ich School. program and orchestra selections follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Marvel Theatre
Frederick
the Marvel
Braddock
Katherne Tyson
G Waring Tyson
Bows’ Ich School
Hockey Teams Practice as College Season Nears
Hockey teams at the college level are training as the season approaches with tighter competition expected. Officials anticipate the final teams will be chosen in a few weeks, shaping the lineup for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood Collece
Wheat price rises by a cent to day at Mountain Mills
The price of wheat climbs one cent to eighty nine cents per a bushel according to the Mountain Mills quotation. Readers are urged to subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
Electric Score Board To Show World Series Details In Frederick
Frederick readers will see the first electri scoreboard at the Empire Theatre for the World Series. The board will display plays, outs, runs, strikes, balls, and positions for Athletics vs Boston, with motion pictures beforehand and admission set at 25 to 35 cents. Tickets, $1.50, are saleable at local shops. rain dates honored with postponed exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Empire Theatre
Athletics
Boston
Star ‘Ball Player Company
Schmidt
Albaugh
Marriage Licenses and Courthouse Notices
In the courts section real estate transfers include Thom Ell y Der D ut et al to Golder Shamate and wife for county property and Jane Zimmerman to Rosa M. Cain for city property both noted with nominal sums. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples including Jesse M Bohn and Clara L Black and others. Orphans court orders to sell estate assets of Samuel L Smith and reports on Sarah Angeline Bowhan estate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom Elly der Dut
Oscar B. -Coblentz
Golder Shamate
Jane Zimmerman
Rosa M. Cain
Orphans’ Court
Samuel L. Smith
Sarah Angeline Bowhan
Eight-Year-Old Horman Girl Injured Falling From Tree
Alice Horman eight years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Horman of Araby, fell about 20 feet from a chestnut tree Friday afternoon. She suffered a broken leg above the knee and severe bruising, was carried inside unconscious, then revived and is recovering. Dr Benjamin M. Perry attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horman
Araby
Alice Horman
Benjamin M. Perry
Headache Powders Promise Quick Relief From Pain
Nerve racking headaches and neuralgia are claimed to yield in moments with Dr James Headache Powders. The ad touts relief at ten cents a package from any drug store and urges readers not to suffer. It credits men and women with finding headache misery unnecessary and promotes purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Miliana
Pion
California Cars Exhibit At Frederick Show Reveals Wonders
Two elaborately decorated cars on a blind siding near Hygen Ice Company showcase the North of the Bay exhibit from Sunset Land of California. One car features display cases with specimens from alfalfa, grapes, fruits, vegetables, wood carving, grain, and preserved jars. The second car hosts a menagerie with a 34 foot shark said to be over 400 years old, deep sea fishes, alligator hive, birds, and other curiosities. J M Leak oversees the exhibit, which will stay in Frederick until next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygen Ice Company
Fort Patrick Street
Sunset Land of California
Frederick
J. M. Leak
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from a tubular mucous issue and that only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Kail's Catarrh Cure and promotes Druggists sale and Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kail
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Draggista
Toc
Hell's Family
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guutherr Printing
PANT
Snacy
E.R Delaplaine
Pressent
Sec'y
Treas
Birelt
Will Fout
United
Ana Hey Serait
Tam Daily News
Eee
Ite
Temle
Wrecerick
Maryland
Sim
Mrs. Dobbs
Mrs. Blobbs
Jimmy Dobbs
Washington Star
Exchange
Title News
Brunswick
Jackson Hilleary
Frank Brown
Frederick Fair
Marvel
Empire
I Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Jesse M. Bohn
Johnsville
Clara L. Black
New Windsor
Jesse Perry Schell
Ada Eleanor Haifleigh
Carl FE. Soper
Goldie FE. Cook
Bernard A. Wright
Baltimore
Katherine E. Biggs
Raymond Fields
Lena Snowden
Dr.James
California
Pearre's
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Market ST
Hygeia Ice CO
Qeourt House
Hygeia. Ice Company
Joan Francis Smith
Harvey HK
Lease
West Church Street
Offie Eichelberger
D.C
Heire
Premveen
Walkeraville
Eeloak
SM Terreana Bakers
Guorga W. Rest
Hel
Robert FE. Cromecil
Garrett
S. Prgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
William C. Humm
Frederick, MD
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Harry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
B. Eward Kepner
Aprédiy
JC. & Hahn, BE. L. Betson
Tiahn & Betson
HAHN
Betson
Hagerstown Pie
WM. Anderson
Septédumon
J. B. Meler
Sykesville
J. m. Meller
Sykesvilie
Jantaree
NS. R & PD
MANTZ
Market Street
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Charles B. Trail, Preet
James H. Harris, W. Preat
C. Albert Gilson
Comptroller's
Banking House
U. S
West Fifth
Bents Streets
John Francis Smith
AMD
H. BE. Hann
Iml Avenue
Wn. P. Morsell
Eielstein Bull
McCardell
P.O. Box
Market
Eighth Streets
Elm Street
Dill Avenue
Elmst
Charles H. Kehne
Septisaette A
Archie W. Ogle
KR. D
Jefferson Pike
Gem Restaurant
L. E. Stunkle
Thomas Kemp
W. Seth St
Wm. H. Kreh
W. A. Saints
St. Sprisder
Potts and Griffin
East South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City
Ft. Inquirers
Marehill Miller
Frederick Tows Savings Institution
Movseitree
REO
County National
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!