Tees at the Postoffice Maryland 1914 subscription notice
Record from The Frederick News requests subscribers report missed deliveries. It lists sale outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Arlington Hall Braddock Heights Zimmerman Green Grocery McCardell's Store and notes publication under an October 10 1914 act.
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Maryland
New City
Buckey’s
Market &J. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Howl
Braddock Heighte
Zimmerman Green
McCardell's
Death of Mr Potts Marks Local Loss in Frederick
The community mourns Arthur Potts a long time Frederick resident and respected citizen. Known for his old school courtesy and unassuming manner he served the city faithfully in various duties and his passing is a notable loss to the community.
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Frederick
Arthur Potts
Potts
Mr. Potts
Crowding the Colleges and College Attendance Rise
The piece notes Columbia University will host over 14 000 students in 1914 1915 an increase of 1590 from the prior year. It discusses the broader rise in college attendance among high school graduates and the shifting reasons students pursue higher education as well as the social and intellectual benefits of college life.
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Columbia University
Gowns for the Judges Debate Court Dignity Maryland
The Emmitsburg Chronicle argues Maryland judges should wear gowns to preserve dignity and respect in court. It urges lower courts to adopt the tradition, saying decorum is needed in courts of law where life and death issues are decided. The piece endorses the Court of Appeals standard.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Emmitsburg Chronicle
the Chronicle
Courts of Justice
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Courts of Law and Equity
A Garden In The Desert Poem Fragments
Harriet Monroe in Poetry Magazine notes a tranquil desert garden image with petals falling and distant mountains while reflecting on desire and dream. The excerpt includes lines about light days, almond petals, and a friend free of mortal schemes. A quoted judge aside adds frugal commentary on handwriting and a note of thanks.
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Harriet Monroe
Poetry Magazine
Local Items From Frederick's 1894 Fire and Oddities
Twenty years ago Frederick residents reported a Trame house fire owned by George W. Fout with unknown origin and substantial loss amid 600 insurance. Albert Baker showcased a 4 by 2 1 2 foot picture frame housing Louis Murray made with a knife. Harvey Zimmerman misplaced a satchel at Charles Town station, and a fine stallion owned by Betts died after overfeeding. A barn and wagon shed near Emmitsburg burned, origin and loss unspecified.
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George W. Fout
Burkittsville
Purely Personal Men. Lampe returns from Philadelphia trip
CL C Lampe has returned from a pleasant trip to Philadelphia. David V Stauffer of East Second Street is on a business trip to Baltimore. Shaffer T Hargett of West Patrick Street is on a business trip to Baltimore. Margaret Duvall of East Third Street visits sister Mrs George H Riggs at Mameville. Charles Wertheimer and family moved from Braddock Heights to East Third Street. Mrs Clarence Owen and daughter Marion visit Mrs Elroy Stoetkey of Brst Third Street. Haring E Sponseller, a Maryland University Law School student, spends weekend at home. Elizabeth and Ruth Worman of Rockwell Terrace will serve Monday for Covington and Roanoke, Va., then spend the winter there. Rev and Mrs Charles A Bushong of Lancaster, Ohio, visit at Mrs Bushong's father John S Ramsburgh on East Second Street. Rev Mr Bushong will vacation here. couple will remain until month’s end. He is pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Lancaster, Ohio.
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Margaret Duvall
East Third Street
George H. Riggs
Mameville
Charlex Wertheimer
Braddock Heights
Clarence Owen
Marlon
Elroy Stoetkey
Brst
Third Street
Haring E. Sponseller
Maryland University Law School
Misnes Elizabeth
Ruth Worman
Rockwell Terrace
Covington
Roanoke
Mia
Charles A. Bushong
Lancaster
Grace Reformed Church
John Slim Sentenced One Year for Watch Theft
John Slim, colored, was found guilty by the Court this morning on stealing a watch from Susie T. Knightheart of Virginia. The theft occurred about early June. Slim received one year in the House of Correction with Reno S. Harp as attorney. Judge Urner censured the prosecuting witness. Mary Parker, colored, pled guilty to larceny of a pocketbook containing $6 from Miss Ruth Motter. Sylvester Milligan and Randolph Norris, both colored, were found guilty of entering Eckstein's saloon on South Market Street. Charles Curtis had pleaded guilty to the same charge. A negro named Drummond got 60 days for cruelty to animals. Harry Davis was found not guilty of larceny of a watch from Thomas How ard.
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John Slim
Jusus T. Knightheart
Virginia
Slim
House of Correction
Reno S. Harp
Sam
Urner
Mary Parker
Ruth Motter
Sylvester Milligan
Randolph Norris
Eckstein
South Market Street
Charles Curtis
Drummond
Harry Davis
Thos
Jloward
Property Deeds and Marriages in Frederick County
Transactions report deeds from John M. Miller and others to Henry Chase and wife and others, with nominal sums. marriages licensed for Charles M. Carbaugh and Beulah Kaulffman and Charles E. Fox and Irene Schildt. Also a note on Mr H G Messling reef fishing in the Potomac with a nine bass haul. Civic Club Outdoor Department elected Mignon Trail chair and Anne Schley vice chairman.
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John M. Miller
Henry
Chase and Wife
Brunswick
Charles M. Carbaugh
Thurmont
Beulah £. Kaulffman
Mountaindale
Charles E. Fox
Woodsboro
Irene I. Schildt
Rocky Ridge
H. G. Messling
Frederick
Potomac
The
Civic Club
Mignon Trail
Anne Schley
Catches Six Bars Sis Nice Bass at Monocacy Creek
Ralph Rout aahn led a fishing effort along Monocacy yesterday below Keefer's Creek resulting in several bass catches.
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Ralph Routaahn
Keefer
One Aim Dean's Kidney Pills Work
Frederick residents testify to Dean's Kidney Pills aiding weak kidneys and backache. Mrs A T Webster notes family use helped by J W Warner's drug store while others prosper from the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the product as a focused kidney treatment.
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Frederick
Dean
A. T. Webster
Braddock
R. R
J. W. Warner
Employers Comply With Accident Law Puzzles Arise
Puzzling questions arise as Maryland workers compensation law takes effect November 1. Employers in Frederick and across the state face insurance duties for employees in dangerous jobs. The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company, operating interstate and intrastate, contemplates self funding. City of Frederick prepares for new coverage impacting police and street workers. Fire companies and merchants weigh clerk and driver coverage with distinctions for dependents and death benefits.
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Maryland
Trolley Co
Hagerstown
Frederick Cuy
Frederick
Atorney Smith
New York
Lewie to Speak in Yellow Springs to End County Tour
Congressman David J. Lewis wraps his county campaign with a Yellow Springs meeting tonight joined by Al van M. Wood of Frederick Bar. Music by the Yellow Springs Band. A large Woodsboro Democratic meeting, presided by Adam Roser, featured Lewis, Edward J. Smith, and Wood. Lewis continues campaigning in Emmitsburg and Thurmont today, aiming for a mass rally October 27 in the city.
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Lewie
Yellow Springs
David J. Lewis
Alvan M. Wood
Frederick Bar
Woodsboro
Adam Roser
Lewis
Edward J. Smith
Wood
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Nottingham White Nuptials Tie Norfolk Couple
Freder ick announces the marriage of Georia Anna White to Charles McKendry Nottingham of Norfolk Va The ceremony occurred Tuesday October 6 The newlyweds will reside at 218 Olney Road Norfolk Va after November first The bride is well known in Frederick visiting often at Mrs J M Birely’s East Church Street home
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Frederck
Anna White
Join Thomas White
Norfolk
Charles McKendry Nottingham
Nottingham
Olney Road
Frederick
J. M. Birely
East Church Street
Funeral for Oscar Burton Haileigh Tomorrow
The funeral of Oscar Burton Haileigh will be held tomorrow at 2 oclock from the home of his sister Mrs Jesse P Schell 453 West South Street. Services will be at the house and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Oscar Burton Haileigh
Jesse P. Schell
West South Street
Oase
Mbt. Olivetemetery
Remarkable Peach Tree Bearing Large Fruit at Reese Farm
An old peach seed planted in the garden of William H. Reese on West Fifth Street has sprouted and this year bears fruit of remarkable size. Two ears of fruit and three specimens shown by Mr. Reese average 14 ounces, with the largest 11 inches in circumference. Last year the tree bore fruit for the first time, with peaches weighing about 7 ounces. The peaches areding and nicely colored and of fine flavor.
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Epring
Hagerstown Pike
Wiliam H. Reese
West Fifth Street
Reese
Trucker Delay After Horse Falla Near Carpenter Place
Mack Mealey a New Market trucker was delayed heading to market when his horse fell on a steep HH near Carpenter place. The wagon shafts broke, a shaft struck a horse under the front leg, causing a gash. A second pair of shafts was used and he reached market about half an hour after opening.
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Mack Mealey
New Market
Carpenter Place
Mr. Mealey
Seventh Day Adventist Officers Re-elected in Maryland
Elder R. T. Baer of Baltimore was re-elected president of the Chesapeake Conference during the annual convention at Walbrook church. Elder Shadel of Frederick was named again to the executive committee.
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R. T. Baer
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Dr Fahrney Resumes Practice After Appendicitis
Dr H P Fahrney, operated on at Frederick City Hospital for appendicitis, left home for the first time this morning and has resumed his practice after returning from the hospital a week ago. Deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with a money-back offer, distributed by F Chexney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Fahrney
H. P. Fahrney
Frederick City Hospital
Hall
Circusiara
J. Chexey & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Prugsista
Halls
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CL. C. Lampe
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Day
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Alice Magaha
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Frederick Realty Company
John C. Motterlot
Hymeneas
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Frederick County
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Pggrange, JR
Central Trust Building
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Sikesville
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McCardell
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Charlies H. Kehne
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