Daily News Frederick Md Early 1900s Advertisement and Notice
The Daily News a Frederick Maryland independent paper published at No 41 North Market Street announces subscription rates one cent a copy carriers in city or by mail 26 cents a month 1 09 for four months 1 60 for six months 34 00 a year advertising rates on request. Semi Weekly News published Tuesdays and Fridays mailed in the United States 1 26 per year in advance with club discounts. Office contact at Brunswick Times High Street opposite People's National Bank Brunswick subscriptions and ads received at The News office for The Times. Available at New City Hotel Buckeys Cigar Store Central Restaurant Giechmidt's Cigar West Patrick Arlington Hotel. Braddock Heights Zimmerman Pross Grocery McCardell Store. Office phones 183 and 171. Items of news collected from county by mail or phone. Entered second class matter at Frederick Md.
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High Street
People’s National Bank
Brunswick
The
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New City Hotel
Buckey's Cigar
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Central Restaurant
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West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Pross
McCardell’s
Administratrie J
Jamison
Agent. Org
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
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Louisa Johnson Clay
Loulan Johnson Clay
Frederick ‘County
Charles
Butts
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Smith, John & & Aldridge
Albert M. Patterson
Register of Wills
Mary Louise Johnson
College People in Politics Discusses College Roles
The piece argues educated leaders should enter politics but face bias against professors. It notes a state legislator candidate, a college professor, may lose votes despite experience. It urges professors to connect with business folk and laborers, learning practical wisdom beyond books.
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Rourh
Ruenbie
Thinas
Thpe
Harvest Labor Struggles Haunt Poetic Rural Dream
The article contrasts rural harvest imagery with the farmer's hard labor and rising labor costs. It notes land expansion, reliance on cheap labor, and shortages driving higher wages. Machinery eases some tasks yet staffing remains a constant challenge for farm enterprises.
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Roca
Farm Modernization Demands Skilled Mechanic Farmers
A fragmented note argues future farms require capital and mechanically resourceful farmers who can repair equipment on site. It predicts a shift from tractors to advanced machines and a need to integrate automobile maintenance with farming tasks, noting the evolving nature of rural work and tools.
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Hety Concarce
Deee Tages Jnot Geroup Nowidlass
Dacm
Stein Nevear
Welock
Thanksgiving prospects and holiday events in Frederick
A fragmented notice discusses Christmas shopping, Halloween items, and Thanksgiving turkey prospects. It mentions a Thursday event at the Home for the Aged and recalls November donation days in Frederick City. The readable text hints at local holiday planning and charitable activities.
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Frederick City
Forest Waste and Paper Supply Crisis and Prospects
The piece surveys a paper shortage impacting American newspapers and printers, notes warnings about supply limits, and highlights potential recoveries through new pulp sources. It discusses long leaf pine waste in the southern states, alternative materials, and the need for conservation, cheaper power, and capital investment to expand domestic pulp and paper production.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Canadian Pacific Rediway Og
Ad. Wiser
Little Things and Warm Smile Teach Love’s Quiet Power
A verse piece counsels that small acts of kindness ease hardship more than grand wealth. The window lamp scene and Beatrice Conner lyric illustrate love’s simple light soothing loneliness. Dialogue from Browning’s Magazine and a classroom exchange on Greek study close the fragment.
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Piari
Zeus
Personal notices from a Baltimore area week
A crowded recap of social visits and family gatherings. Individuals and families from Baltimore, Hanover, Knoxville, and nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives, attending events, or hosting reunions at homes in Frederick and surrounding areas. Names include Mehrting, Freintog, Le George, Kindig, Lough, Sponseller, Schroeder, Ridgely, Lerch, Steele, Lutz, Delaplaine, Moberty, and Winebrewer, with travel to Atlantic City, New York, and a three week farm stay in New York State.
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Claksburg
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Thaenastile
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Dattina
Kadina Patowsn
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Hanover
Jesse Reitenider
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Baltimore
Oscar King
Lee Lutz
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Lutz
Mary Lite
East Patrick Street
Mears
George Delaplaine
Edward S. Delaplaine
Atlantic City
New York
York
Albert Baker
Philip R. Winebrewer
Brown's
Social World entertain Miss Zacharias with luncheon
Miss May Carty and Miss Ethel Waters hosted a Saturday afternoon event for Miss Hilda Zacharias. Yellow decorations and a white luncheon framed the social hour. Miriam Wilson won a prize. attendees included Dorothy Filer Norma Wachter Miriam Wilson Ethel Waters Tilda Schartas Ruth May Carty Fred Harling Jackson Camden Mrs Ernest Webbing Mrs Harling Sponseller Frederick and others.
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Zacharias
May Carty
Ethel Waters
Hilda Zacharias
Miriam
Wilson
Dorothy Filer
Norma Wachter
Miriam Wilson
Tilda Schartas
Ruth and
Fred- Helen Ilant Jackson
Camden
Ernest Webbing
Harling Sponseller
Frederick
Overcoat Theft Charge In New Market Case
Wilson Hall colored is charged with larceny for taking an overcoat from Louis O. Wills of New Market. He was arrested in Reading by Deputy Sheriff Raymond L. Frizzell and brought to Frederick. Hall denies taking the coat claiming he found it. A hearing before Auethe Cashour at New Market is planned.
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Wilson Hall
Louis O. Wills
New Market
Reading
Raymond L. Frizzell
Frederick
Hall
Auethe Cashour
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Rediscovered column items from The News dated October 24 recount local happenings in Frederick. Fragmented OCR notes reference names, events, and places, preserving a snapshot of past daily life though text is garbled and partial.
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Frederick
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Potomac Synod Opens Tonight In York Church Session
Delegates from Southern Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the Carolinas gather in York for the forty fourth annual Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church in America to open a session that runs through October 27. The meeting will discuss church legislation a plan for ministerial relief and reports on Franklin and Marshall College dormitories with services and addresses planned across Trinity First Reformed Church.
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Marshall College
Lancaster
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Samuel H. Stein
Dro J. Spanglerffer
Hlagerstown
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Vent Jules Vanity
Lewis Hose
Misa Kleaner
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New Holland
Cyrus Cort
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Hagerstown
Samuel H
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Kenry Harbaugh Apple
D.ly
Mercersburg Academy
William Mann Irvine
Tigod College
Joseph . Apple
Frederick
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James J. Andrews
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