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Eecomer Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Birely
Delaplaine
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Will Foot
Unite
Clude
Daily News
TAR Daily News
United States
Adédroas
Frederick, Md
New City
Buckey’s Cigar
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt's
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell's
Thrice Welcome At Frederick County Cattle Show
Thousands of visitors arrive for Frederick County Fair's cattle show, with familiar faces seen across Fair Grounds and streets. The 1914 Fair is praised as memorable, recording achievements that may eclipse past years and spread the county’s fame.
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Frederick County
Mand
Desertions and Army Readiness Prompt Debate in Washington
In ten years 46 000 enlisted men deserted the U S army and desertion rates reached 17 percent in 115. Critics urge strengthening arms and efficiency while questions about overall readiness spark heated talk in Washington. Some blame morale differences with the navy and discipline gaps.
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United States Army
Sil
Uncle Sam
Wash- Inston
Gardner
United States
Navy
Anywat
Ephemeral Reflections on Army Discipline and Travel Temptations
The writer muses on military officers and esprit de corps, noting aloofness versus camaraderie. He questions how harsher discipline could be softened by fellowship. A digression wonders if an autist speeds toward the Frederick Feast, while Middletown’s charm prompts quick departures.
Wheat shortage and canal landslides threaten world supply
The New York World notes a record U S wheat crop shortfall of about 480 million bushels from last year and potential exports of 200 million bushels, warning war devastation will curb global food relief. It also reports landslides at the Panama Canal Culebra Cut endangering traffic and prompting questions about canal safety and ship movement.
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New York
United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
France
East Prussia
Wester
Aris
Cildken
Aed
Copibia Cri
Panama Canal
Culebra
Frederick Fair Shines Amid Maryland Garden County Pride
The Baltimore American notes Frederick county as an especially garden like area and a strong fair exhibit draws large crowds. It praises Frederick for wealth and population versus Garrett, highlighting farming wealth and county prominence in Maryland.
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Baltimore American
Ays
Frederick County
Arden
Frederick
Joshua Ted
Avi
Ivots
Fair ‘Association
Maryland
Starret
Garrett
Chree Jones Jare
Not Paint Advertisement Contains Economic Blurb
The fragment describes a painting cost error and mispricing, warning about putting off repainting and the impact on yearly money. It mentions percentages like 14 and 25 and refers to costs rising from 30 to a lower figure, criticizing a cheap alternative.
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First East
Weas
Fen TV Orae
DEVOT
Aldermen Hold Meeting and City Payments Listed
The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen adjourned early after bog standard matters. Proposals include stopping bait boxes or installing meters, a damage bill to Gen Summers for an auto collision, Hood College students asking to use the Opera House for a class play, and a long list of paid bills totaling 2600.16 with various local suppliers and contractors.
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Gen Summers
Ely
Market Street
Claims Committee
Hood College
N.oj. Wilson & Som
Central Hardware Comany
Morris Tron and Steel Company
Sells Post Publishing Co
Frick Co
the Precision Co
Shipley
Crane Co
Cyrus FC Block
John Eisenhauer
Lutheran Church Council Organizes Officers And Committees
The Evangelical Lutheran church council met last night to elect officers including President Hey Dr. I. G. Rupa Vice President A H Harrington recording secretary John Saumegardner Jr financial secretary William D Zimmerman treasurer William Humbury and to name committees Repair Harrington Gardner Zimmerman pew Jesse Michael George Kehne T Arnold Whitmore music Zimmerman Humbury Gay Wackston temperance Marlowooil Harp Jesse Michael Tromer Kepler boy scouts Warrington Harp Clinton Witard. Also Mr Lee Ordeman of Frederick acted as best man at the wedding of George Boyd a mix engineer of Potomac Manor W Va and Mildred Bryan Harrison daughter of former Postmaster J Forsythe Harrison of Birdmont W Va which took place in Sida opal church. Westertooty Mr Boyd and Mr Ordeman are graduates of Washington and Lee University. Samuel A Schmidt and Charles C Boutonbuy bought the dress boot and billiard parlor on South Market Street formerly Frink S Gilbert with plans for expansion and tobacco products.
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Lutheran Church Council
Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hey
G. Rupa
A. H. Harrington
John Saumegardner
William D. Zimmerman
Treas
William Humbury
Ash. Uarrington
John Hillmgardner, Jr
William G. Zimmerman
Pew
Jesse AH
Michael
George 2. Kehne
T. Arnold Whitmore
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
J. William Hhmbury
Gay Wackston
Temperance
Marlowooil
B. Harp
Jesse H. Michael
Tromer J. Kepler
Boy
A. H H. Warrington
Markwood D. Harp
Clinton Th Witard
Lee Ordeman
Frederick
George Boyd
Potoume Manor
W. Va
Mildred Bryan Harrison
J. Forsythe Harrison
Birdmont
Sida Opal
Westertooty
Boyd
Ordeman
Wastington and
Lee University
Economy in Little Things Delays Mail Across Departments
A small scale efficiency effort by BL & OL uses reusable envelopes with space for twelve addresses. Upon receipt each department strikes off its address and reuses the envelope, tracing a long path through offices. One envelope reportedly completed twelve trips and logged 20 008 miles, illustrating frugal practice in mail handling.
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BL & OL
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A garbled Frederick feature recalls events from two decades ago. It mentions a steam laundry, a near disaster with animals and a child on Georgetown Pike, and multiple people and places like Wellville and Biakeaton, with casual notes on thefts and captures.
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Frederick
Middletown Speed Law Sparks Civic Debate And Arrests
Town enforces new speed limits with a special motorcycle cop on duty. 29 motorists arrested yesterday as debate grows over whether the minimum fine of 4.60 is too high and if penalties should widen from $2 to $10. Officer Neikirk issues first arrest, charging a Cumberland Garage rep $6.60 for 30 mph on level road. The national pike flow through Middletown is described as record breaking with over 160 vehicles by 11. A community ball at Company A Armory drew many attendees and many unused tickets.
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Nnb
Middletown
Frederick
Frederick County
Neikirk
Camberland
Mid- Utletown
Committed to Montevue by Justice Miers
Platinum, better known as King, was committed to Montevue by Justice C Miers of Runswick on Saturday. Constable PF Cahill assisted in taking her to the institution.
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Piatinum
King
Monte
Justice C. Miers
Runswick
Constable PF
Cahill
Cascarets Promoted For Digestive Relief And Regularity
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a tonic for liver and bowel regularity. It mentions digestive aids, stomach comfort, and sexual wellness claims, presenting a Broad health and wellness pitch typical of period newspaper ads.
Roper to Speak Here in Place of Senator James
Disappointment arose as Senator Ollie James of Kentucky could not attend a Frederick Democratic mass meeting next Thursday. Daniel K. E. Roper, First Assistant Postmaster General, spoke in James’s stead. Also slated to address were Senator Jol Walter Smith Congressman David J Lewis and Senator Blair Lee.
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K. Austin Baughman
Couns Central
United States
Ollie James
Kentucky
Frederick
Massin
Daniel KE. Roper
James
Beckam
United States Senate
Mr. Roper
Jol Walter Smith
David J. Lewis
Blair Lee
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Brunswick Resident
A Brunswick reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after years of kidney pain backache headaches and dizziness. Mrs Willam Donovan of Railroad Square Brunswick Maryland cites relief from the pills price five tense ten cents and urges shoppers to ask for the Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad includes Buffalo company details and local advertising notes.
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Brunswick
Willam Donovan
Railroad SQ
Dean
Doan
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