Brunswick Times Advertise and News Office Details
The Brunswick Times lists rates for subscriptions and advertising and notes officers such as R. B. Le Birely as president and Fout as vice president and manager. It directs readers to The News Office on High Street and mentions sale locations, telephone numbers 183 and 171, and solicitation of news items from all parts of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Birely
R. B Delaplaine
Bee’y and Trean
Birely, Co
Ite
Hicathon
Brunswick Times
Brunswick Tinea
High Street
Wy Pies National Bank
Bruns
Othe News
the Times
News
Advertising by handbills vs newspapers in public notice tone
The piece argues for modern publicity to appeal to reason and intelligentsia, criticizing roadside handbills for intruding on scenery and wasteful behavior. It contends newspapers offer reader engagement, with circulars often discarded, while the newspaper reaches a wide audience at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
Aloes
Spas
Mk. Tuver
Athletic coaches face burden of funding and duties across schools
A jumble of phrases argues coaches are stretched by duties and costs in schools. It notes older mentors, uniform expenses, and heavy burdens on teachers who must coach teams alongside teaching. It mentions prep schools narrowing, professional staff hire, and the pressure to fund sports programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Tos
Mans Moinem
Haseall
The Case Against Expensive Coaching in Athletics
An essay argues money spent on professional coaches is wasteful and widens inequality. It suggests fathers should influence funds, notes benefits of fresh air and teamwork, and predicts colleges may regulate or abolish such coaching to keep athletics simple and fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igherhodl Bors
Gid
Atlas
Gamese
Athiletica
Kunkle
Toledo
Pat” Kunkle
Itanover Ratdera
American Association
Pat
Canover Club
Maryland Doctors Meet in Rockville for Semiannual Faculty Gathering
More than 160 Maryland and District of Columbia physicians attended the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland semi annual meeting at the Rockville Courthouse. Speeches covered obstetrical problems, internal secretions, poliomyelitis in Baltimore, lip reading for the paralyzed, skin diseases, X ray use in fractures, asthma and circulatory complications, and fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
District of Columbia
Medical
Baltimore
Dra. C. W. West
W.T. Howard
Alo
H. Q. Hath
Hattimora
Aftormson
Gilacrtst
Albertus Cotton
Eruust Zubiln
Hay Power
G. J. Hener
Gaithersburg Democratic Club Organizes Candidate Slate
The Gaithersburg Democratic Club announces officers and slates with Robert Krnedevier as president, Er no W Etehisen as president, and RCCTOATS serving as treasurer. The group promotes local party activities and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Gaithersburg
Wilson Marshal-Lewd
Mtchia Dervery Club
Democrats of
Wmity
Robert Krnedevier
Erno W Etehisen
Rcctoats Ireasurer
Is This Your Experience with Kidney Remedy Claims
An advertisement features John W Filer of Center Street Frederick claiming relief from kidney pain and back trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. It touts a four year cure history, noting nocturnal symptoms, vision and limb discomfort, and ongoing benefit from the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Secon
Doan
Mr. Esler
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
Personal notices in Frederick stray week visitors and movers
A long column lists numerous residents and visitors in Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include Mr. William A. Clarke with the Hooifunter party, Harry Quynn of St. Louis visiting relatives, Mrs. Charles Nitechman of Baltimore, Miss Helen Hunt Jackson of Camden, and many others visiting family or staying for the week. Also notes a new tow vehicle demonstration and a letter praising Chamberlain's Cough Kenedy as a croup remedy from Arispe Town Youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Clarke
Norment, Smith and Fuller, Co
Washington, D. C
John Hooifunter
Frederick
Harry Quynn
St. Louis
West Third Street
Charles Nitechman
Baltimore
East Patrick Street
Mirk Lucile L. Flannery
Kutaw
Olltimore
Mra
A Howek
Patrick Straet
J. Quynn Rodock
Pitteburgh
George B. Hadack
Patrick Strep
Danny Hoth
Washington
Klarry
East Second Street
Hey Raturtad
Laura Kildan
G. Jacol Huckey
South Market Street
Misa Helen Hunt Jackson
Camden
Ethel Waters
East South Street
Win. J. Fenner
Lima
Ohio
Sandusky
Lake Erie and Western Railraad
Aleler
Wm. H. Reese
Firth Street
Walter Weller
Martinaburg
W.oVn
Stichard Martin
Badmore
Arthur Young
Cumberland
Charles Stall
Irs
A. Meckley
Littlestown
Charleato Miller
West Patrick Street
Daniel E. Derr
Ofis McLane
West Patrick Treet
Alan Rigney
Rebecca Martin
Kingston
New York
Annie Brunner Kemp
Matthew Staley
Harry Pettit
B. P. Matthews
Taeeivers Vines
Arispe
Town
Chamberlain
State to Buy Turcnplikea and Construct Pike Improvements
At today's State Ready Commission meeting Chairman Zouck will be authorized to purchase the Buckeystown and Washington Turnpikes running out of Frederick. The two pikes will cost approximately $18.00 and will be improved by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Ready Commission
Zouck
Buckeystown
Washington
Frederick
Dr Howard’s specific advertised for half price sale
A druggist promotes Dr Howard’s constipation and dyspepsia remedy at half price with a money back guarantee. He claims quick refunds if the product fails to cure and urges customers to try the specific for digestive issues. The ad guarantees satisfaction or refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaith
A. L. Pearre
Dr. Howard
Dr. Howard Co
Amd
LID ON GAMES OF CHANCE AT FREDERICK FAIR GROUNDS
Sheriff Roderick ordered a stop to all gambling devices at the Frederick Fair Grounds after court orders. A man named Lynn Cogen, New York, was arrested for operating a gaming device and fined ten dollars. Other devices ceased when his arrest was announced, with little disorder reported and prior edicts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
William C. Roderick
Wariora
Lynn Cogen
New York
Morgan P. Runkles
Knoxville
Cogen
Henry Hanson Maulsby
Runkles
Mnera
Percong
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Recap
A brief Frederick retrospective notes the close of a highly successful week in Ue history. Mentions upcoming Hagerstown Fair appearance by Myersville Cornet Kana and anticipated improvements in 87 wheels. Governor Gold Lawn appears with Morgan Runkle as a Game Warden addition. Reno S Harp appointed as delegate to the National Irrigation Conference in Phoenix Arizona from December 15 to 17, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlold Lawn
Morgan Runkle
Reno S&s Harp of
Vreder- Ink
Marsland
Foth
Phoenit. Ariz
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E Daily News
Boar
North Market Street
Frederck, Md
Great Southern Printing ‘and Manufacturing Company
United
New City Hotel
Buckey’s Cigar
South Market
Gatreet
Central Rextaurant
F. Rehgndt
Clear
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Thoighte
Zimmerman Bros. Grocery
McCordel's
Prtoval
Frederic Md
Sun Imon
Bie
Bessiona of State Society In
Rockville
Fredericktonian
Harry A. Albaugh
Glen Mille Reformatorys
Philadelphia
Williuns
Albaugh
Neeing
WilHame
Williams
Pennsylvania
Albaurd
Lee
Harry H. Buck
Montgomery County
United States
Mair Lee
William F. Davis
Worcester County
Buck
Viett & Buck
Feld
Vable Racing
Fredge Grounds
Beverly
Torthy
Harry Harvey R. Lease, Au
Ictioneer
Mary E. Wallace
Puttic
Debn Shef
Fast Secomd Stress
Wenesday
Sanger
Orieg Popur
Twa
Sowaltace
Lid
Warne
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
A. C. McCardell
A. W. L. Carty
A. Leroy McCardell
EL Myers
North Street
N. Market St
Story House
Wazst Second Street
J. Winebrewer
Daniel Elsster
North Market St
C. E. Schildkneche
Steve
North Rentz Street
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Bath
Fourth Street
Kolb Brothers
Market and
Third Streets
Frederick Trust Company
Ice
New Central Trust Companys
Bankcorner
Market Streets
Aprivatt
Grayson H. Mercer
Elysimita
Outoalainga
Troll
State Road
Barcain
Trolley
City
College Park
Motter
Prince Capeeerica
Tracy
Hagerstown
Weyele
Lonton
Sattes
Varadan
Cha Weert
Heimer
West South Street
Frederick County
Anid Court
John Wiain Mehriing
Anmags
Sadie H. Mehriing
Court House
Frederick Cly
Brederick County
Susan Mehriing
John Mehriing
Frederick City
John Merhling
Said Street
Nicholas Dorsey
AL Tithedre
Secind
Poote
Knogen
Witth
Fit Hee
Jet
said @reet
Harry Buart
Leigh
West South Sa
West South Stan
Sal Street
Pahos Palos Yan
Jacob Nohrback
Turvey Fi
Liberg A. F
Fred- Maryland
Bymerick County
St. Jania
Mary M. Whitmore
J. le
Tosta
Srick
Ge Phoebe A
Jahn
Astor
Ae F. Steottlemoer
Yotherine Whit- Vochihiren
Sarah Ld Tenn
H. Whitmore Whitmore
George F. Stellemyyer
Creagerstown
Frederick W. Cramer
Fredesick MD
Fupconic
Warther
FAR & Mech Mat
BANE
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
U. B. Gov't. Supervision
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris, Prest
Frank L. Stoner
W. Prest
Albert Gilson
Cashier
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
THE
Bank OF Personal Service
Geo. L. Kaufman
Octlider
Po Eer Rerege
Fisher's
BUICK
W. K. Bowers
Clarke Place
A. Richardson
Crystal Spring Farm
le Gore
East Second St
Imie Ave
Market St
East Church Street
Chas. E. Eader
Church St. Septidus
West
Patrick Streat
Cramer and Stauffer, Eal Estate and Loans
Orleans’ Court
Bunty
Mary Steckel Burck
Co. C. Waters
Orphans Court
John H. Allnutt
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Cou
Frederick Ber
Chu PE
Smith
Aldridge
D. Patterson
Villa
George S. Allnutt
Automobile Service
John Esteri
East Sixth St
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