Subscrib ers Urged to Report Missed Frederick News Delivery
Frederick readers urged to report undelivered papers as the paper vows to fix service. The News lists sale locations including Kew City Hotel Buckey s Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant and West Patrick Street shops and Braddock Heights area dealers.
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Kew Gity
Buckey's
Market St
Gentral
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Artington
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Broa
McCardell’s
Eter
Middletown Speed Law Crusade Praised for Safety
An October 1914 Middletown editorial defends strict enforcement of speed laws. It argues motorists often speed on the main hill and country roads, risking public safety, and praises local authorities for taking steps to curb reckless driving.
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Middletown
Iim
Middicown
No War Enmity Here Letter to The News
A local letter response unsigned defends Germany and disclaims hostility to the homeland. The writer states the author stood with the Fatherland in Kugele and notes The News withholds strong war sentiment to preserve civic harmony.
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Witter
Germany
Fred
Ser
The Cost of Politics and Voter Mobilization
The piece questions political campaigning costs including postage votes, paid canvassers, and rally funding. It notes reliance on party fervor, the use of newspapers for voter education, and the heavy expense of mobilizing infirm or reluctant voters, suggesting some tasks resemble cash for political influence.
The Road Poem and Civil Service Notice
A fragment of verse by Essie Pheps Duffy recalls a misty road as a path to memory and faith, while a Civil Service examination notice from the U S Civil Service Commission invites Frederick candidates for a Braddock Heights office, salary details pending. The text weaves poetic nostalgia with official testing information.
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Essie Pheps Duffy
U.S. Civil Service Commisseu
Frederick
Braddock Heights
M. A. E. Biser
Commission
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
In Frederick city notes a money from bond issues funded street improvements with grading and macadamizing under $1500 of $200, fish were caught in Catoctin creek, cider is mentioned, an arson attempt occurred on High Street, a farm wagon incident caused damage on West Patrick Street, Tephito choir plans reorganizing at North Market Street store, with a fire sale date to follow, and a residence break on Second Street is reported.
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Tephito Charean Dan Me Asolation
Tanicht
Yenr Weinterg
Frederick News Celebrates Thirty-First Year
The Enantteburg Chronicle editorializes on the Frederick News marking its 31st year. It praises the paper for wholesome policies, broad public questions coverage and support of local enterprise and civic improvements. The Chronicle congratulates The News on its continued progress and authenticity.
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Frederick News
Enantteburg Chronicle
Baye
Hfe
Hymeneal Notes From Ei Ditsbure And Nearby
Dat gen are y TAs Mro and Mrs John VT Long of Ei Ditsbure announce the marriage of their daughter Anna d to Mr Howard I Dougherty on Thursday October 2 in Steelton, Pen. The couple will live in Chicago after November. Roy W Ramsburg of Mountaindale and Miss Netifer Gray of Charles Town W Va wed at the M B L Parsonage East Church Street at 10 00 this morning and will reside at Walkersville after a trip to Charles Town. George Chenoweth Seitz and Miss Christian Seitz of Baltimore were quietly married at Grace Reformed parsonage East Third Street Thursday afternoon by Rev John A Ditzler with ring ceremony. they were unattended.
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John VT. Long
Anna d
Howard I. Dougherty
Torsday
Steelton
Pin
Rey J. 0. Thompson
Roy W. Ramsburg
Mountaindale
Misa Netifer Gray
Charles Town
W. Va
M. BL
East Church Street
George Chenoweth
Christiana Seitz
Baltimore
Grace Reformed Parsonage
East Third Street
John A. Ditzler
Nothing For Frederick in State Deposits Report
State Treasurer Murray Vandiver shows October 200 balance of 190,422.91 in the State treasury. Deposits are held by 46 national and 18 state banks across 64 ranks, with 19 in Baltimore city and no deposits for Frederick County or several others. Banks pay 2 percent interest and provide bonds for safety.
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Murray Vandiver
Stag Treasury
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Brett
St. Mary's
Charlea
Calvert
Washington County
Frederick
fEach Bank
Waynesboro Hosts Nish School Eleven For opener
High School football squad from Frederick arrived this morning for an early-season game in Waynesboro against the Nish School eleven. The probable lineup features Welzel Klein Hershberger Morton Cramer Ley Kolbbob Gilbert Lebhert as captain Wilhide Clemson Fea Ba Uo substitutes include Trout Nico demus Fleischman Rice Bisor Schell Ball Dantz Rogers and Houck.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Welzel
R Et Klein
Hershberger
Fea
Uo. B
Trout
Nicodemus
Fleischman
Rice
Bisor
Schell
Ball
Dantz
Rogers
Houck
Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Helpful to Mrs Donovan
A reader recalls relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills, noting dull dragging pains in the back and hips, headaches, and fatigue. The ad claims a public statement from Dean Ys endorses the remedy, priced 30 cents at dealers, with Dostan’s brand tied to Mrs Donovan.
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Hrunswich
William Donovan
Nak
Powan
Dean
Tam
Doan
Kidner
Donovan
Mivbra Ce
Pafiaio
Marrying Parson Smashes Records in Frederick
Rev Dr B K Lamar of the Methodist Episcopal church has tied the knot for 18 couples this month in Frederick, setting a yearly record with 101 marriages already since January. His popular, cheerful manner drew many brides and grooms seeking the wedding in the fall rush.
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Frederick
Predertok
Ruah
Lamar
Frederick Rey
de Lamar
Dr. Lamar
Mr. Lamar
Official Ballot Form Delayed By Ballot Certification
The board of elections will print the official ballot next week after determining the form for November 4. The ballot lists 21 names across two columns, including six candidates for United States Senate and a candidate for Congress from the sixth district.
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Hais
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Neral Poe
Charles Ekbeveling
Sinator
Tours of Appeals
Pevelin
United States
Congress
Theixth
Baltimore
Hesto
Frvderik
Fragmented ad note on medicines and sales
A garbled advertising fragment mentions medical treats and a sale through dealers. The text references pain relief and ear aches, with unclear names and addresses. It resembles an old newspaper classified ad snippet about medicines for sale.
Boy Scouts Fundraiser at Frederick Fair Nets Substantial Take
Frederick Boy Scouts report about $175 to $240 raised at the Canteen at the Fair. Scout Commissioner Irk estimates a $105 net. proceeds will be shared among three Frederick troops for incidental costs and equipment. The Second Troop plans a camping expedition next summer. A first aid tent and rest area supported visitors. one spectator suffered a scalp wound treated on site.
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Frederick
Woss
Irk
Clark
Scout
The
Fair Association
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Doe
Ob Han Iseme
Stangar
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Methodist Episcopal
Dader
Lottie Blair
Lirder Ca
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Seaver
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Booth of Fair
Charles Crum
West South Street
Edward Shafer
DRAKE
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Conideak
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Sellman
Saleaa-Aglto Jrruck
Pennsylvania
Sac
W. H. Harder
Opera
Wiebutter Apples and Elder
Staufer
Frederick, Md
S. Elmer Brown
Retreat Grove
South Market Effect
L. EK
Stunkle
W. South St
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St. Spellate
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Wilchester Stect
Frederick City
Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Sn Bales
Rontenson
Perewoty
Sante
Petoan
Vaiars
Rte
Te Pena
Bach
Phone
Neas Omir
BANK
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Puy
Garrett
Prgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Jylid&sTaFfy
Emory C. Crum
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L- Welty
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North Market Street
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Setoon
Hahn & Betson
Ulader
Equity
Frederic Ng Im Equit
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Sotemia
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Ratland
Tarry W. Rowers
Predetick County
Harry W. Rowers
Remy
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Care News
Charles B. Trail, Prest
James H. Harris, W. Preat
C. Albert Gilson
Aebank
West
Datrick Street
W. A. Burger
TORY
W. Fatrick Street
Harry G. Phebus
West Pattrick Street
ROUSE
Possession
George W. Heinlein
Franklin
S. Market St
Center Street
East Patrick Street
East Fifth Street
Jas C. Rowe
West Fourth St
North Bentz Street
Sin and 7Th Streets
Fourth Street
Eantourth Street
Dutrow
Charles G. Macgil
Lloyd T. Macgill
Pythian Castle
West Second Street
Bath &c
Doll Brothers
Garret
Path
South Market Atieet
Junezzatt
Park Avenue
Norts Market St
Mayzzatt
Central National Bank
Market Etreeta
Auritatt
Frederick County National Bank
North Market
Weet Patrick Street
Monnghtam
Vu Initiale
EL Patrick Street
Stotpaq Glasees
Wwrsant
West Fifth Street
Dacob Geisinger
NTE
Compass Watch
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