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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland announces subscription costs and delivery options, listing monthly, quarterly, and annual rates. It notes offices connected to the telephone exchange and provides information on where the paper can be purchased in Frederick and Braddock Heights, with several local shops named.
Busy preparations and favorable weather forecast spark optimism for a record Frederick Fair. Officials expect strong livestock, poultry, machinery, and household exhibits, with horse racing and automobile displays enhancing the week, promising the event as a lasting agricultural institution.
An old discussion on hunting ethics contrasts traditional zeal with humanitarian concerns. The piece notes a seasonal opening, recalls past town side hunts, and questions whether modern standards protect wildlife or degrade the sport. It cites views from observers and references to a Kansas City Journal report on related analyses.
The article cites fires in New York City last year caused by dropped lighted matches cigarettes and cigars rubbish near flammables and open flames. Commissioner Adamson notes about half of fires nationally stem from carelessness and warns losses run into millions with many preventable deaths.
A fragmented historical text presents lines from a verse about October's bright blue weather, June skies, and falling chestnut leaves reflecting autumn imagery. The garbled OCR includes scattered names and misspellings but centers on seasonal observations and floral hints.
An old advertisement claims a product called James' Headache Dox can stop headache, neuralgia, and pain, promising fast relief and a clearer head. It touts travel for a cure and references a loud, urgent tone typical of period ads, with vague instructions and promotional claims.
A reflective, moral consideraton on hunting and animal life. The author contrasts domesticated flocks with forest prowlers and questions whether killing for food differs in kind from killing for sport. The piece muses on humane instincts and spiritual perfection influencing views on wildlife.
Parely Personal Mr Frederick Fravier of Washing ton da Visiting relatives here Mr George Nussbaum of Washing ton da visiting relatives Igre Mike Corele Blinks of Adiamstown puext of her niece Mas Win De Lastinutt Edmwood Terrace Mr Stillie T F Ponte and Mr Kias Hhuthel of Springfield Ohio visiting friends and relatives in his alry Mies Rachel Merchant of Charles Town W Va visiting her aun Mrs WOO Compher East Pattick streat Mr ain Mes Clarence Compher and two children of Roanoke Val visiting Mr an Mrs W of Compher East Varrick Street Mr C Dorsey secretary to Governor Goldsborough visiting his uncle Mr James Jobinson East Third B Street Mee and Mrs William J Felser of Hima O are visiting his sister Mrs William Hy Heese West Fifth street
Win J. Grove of Lime Kiln writes to The News criticizing reported black and white voting patterns in Frederick County. He argues black voters back the Republican ticket while white Republicans split over candidates, noting precincts with colored majorities and urging turnout. He highlights discrepancies between registered and unregistered voters and praises black participation as undermining Democratic aims.
An executive order by Governor Galisborough announced yesterday at brigade headquarters will prevent staff officers of the Mauryland National Guard from being promoted to field officers until they have at least one year of active service in the line.
A fragment from a Frederick column recalls local events and incidents from twenty years ago, including an arrest, a property theft, and a court note. Names and places are partly garbled but reference Adams commits, a double frame house sale, and a haul of items worth about $408.
President Joseph H Apple reports Hood College showing strong growth and bright future in western Pennsylvania. Hood advances building work patronage and student achievements while Jeannette High School hosts Hood figures. Faculty and students prepare a slate of events including a November 2 faculty recital led by Grace Bar Rap and Virginia City.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Cramer widow of the late G W Cramer died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Harry K E Carty's home on Bast Second street at age 74. She leaves two daughters Mrs Chr J Doll and Mrs Carty K Carty and two sons Harry Bo and Lestie W Cramer. Funeral services will be held Friday at the residence of Mrs Carty with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery.
Mrs Earl Netkirk of Middletown and Mrs Dee de of Middletown were injured when a motorcycle collided with a team driven by Geo Eldridge of Myergy tile. Witnesses say the crash occurred as Eldridge failed to yield, sending both riders to the ground. Dr Sminith of Boonsbara attended them.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for gas heartburn indigestion and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and offers a fifty cent case from a pharmacist. The copy emphasizes digestion and home use with a testimonial by Dr FreDeRick and mentions capital and profits figures.
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