Daily News and Weekly Rates at Frederick Maryland
The Daily News Independent Newspaper issued at Frederick Maryland with a brief pricing schedule and mailing options. It details subscription rates including one cent a copy and monthly yearly terms, plus a note on The Semi-Weekly News published Tuesdays and Fridays with United States mailing. It lists distribution and office contact details, including locations in Brunswick and Braddock Heights and a post office entry.
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United States
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Indian advance seen in 1916 Bureau figures
The Indian Bureau data show more Indians in the country than since the bureau’s founding, a lower death rate from health efforts, and rising births. Indians now own about 900 million dollars in property, largely inherited real estate. The piece notes stereotypes and argues that courage and endurance can transfer from warfare to civilian life.
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Indian Bureau
Bureau
Peter the Bull
Peter Bulltown
Ife
Newport
Bar Harbor
America
Letters to the Editor on Siena war relief funds
A Frederick reader recounts the Siena war relief drive led by former resident Louis M. Lester. Contributions totaling 21.00 were sent to The News, handed to the writer, and delivered to the American Red Cross in Washington for wool, cotton, and cash aid. The account notes formal handling and receipt verification by Red Cross officials.
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Frederick
Siena
Italy
Louis M. Lester
Ising
Lester
Reg Crose
Washington
Tsas
Gael
Croce Rossa Valvarda
Frederick letters honor Florence Trail tribute in 31 dollar gift
A Frederick Maryland citizenry gift of thirty one dollars to European war funds is acknowledged by Florence Trail of Washington D C. The note praises Miss Clara Barton as Red Cross originator and recalls Eliza H Bartine a famed F F Seminary art teacher. Secretary C B Magee and Treasurer John Skelton Williams are named.
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Frederick
Maryland
Italy
John Skelton Williams
American National Med Crass
Magee
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Barom
Minx
Eliza H. Bartine
F. F. Seminary
Florence Trail
Washington, D.C
Plan to raise $2,000,000 for Reformed colleges
Sessions of the Potomac Synod at York discussed completing dormitories of the Lancaster Theological Seminary at a cost of $109,000 as part of a $2,000,000 fund for Reformed educational institutions. Rev. John Bowman urged pastors to raise contributions, aiming to finish the buildings by next September. Rev. James M. Millan of Baltimore spoke on Christian Missions in the Homeland during a missionary service.
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Potomac
The
Reformed Church
York
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
John (. Bowman
Iaftat'on
Tt Ja
James M. Millan
Baltimore
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway posts record September earnings
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company reports September 1916 gross earnings of 49269.19 with expenses and taxes 926.60 and net interest of 22332.50. This marks the largest monthly earnings in its history aside from Aust, which was also a record month. Earnings rose 15 percent from September 1915 and interest after expenses rose 17 percent. Walkersville to stage dry parade October 28 with floats, band concert, and talks by former saloon man Percy Baker and others, followed by church services.
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Hagerstown and Frederick
Walkersville
Tere
Yellow Springs
Percy Baker
Rudd TN
Huntington
West Virginia
E. 2 McBride
County approves $400 for Children's Aid Society
County commissioners vote to increase support for the Children's Aid Society by 100 to 400 dollars, saying the extra funds aid local work. The society had appeared before the board earlier in the week seeking 500 dollars.
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Cliiiren
Aid Society
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Relief for Colds
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick remedy for head cold symptoms. It promises rapid relief from nasal congestion, runny nose, headache, feverishness, and sore throat after taking a dose, with a total of three doses recommended for full effect.
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Pape
Local Notes On Illness At Various Maryland Homes
Among the sick at West Patrick street Mrs George Rodkey is very ill at home. Mrs Roy Baker of Thurmont is at Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Mr Jas Mackley of Thurmont has been quite ill. Miss Amanda Ifert of Middletown suffered a stroke affecting speech, next day her brother Joshua also had a brief stroke. Mr John W Leatherman of P has been ill at home in Myersville two weeks with heart trouble.
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William
Martin
North Market Street
Blanche Stauffer
City Hospital
Taneyton
Charles Cromwell
Washington
John A. Hoard
Mary Kathryn
Baltimore
Mra
Charles Nitchman
Charles Wo Quynn
East Tarrick Street
Boyds
Roger C. Helmer
Rev
Mia
Po E. Meimer
Phof
Thurmont
New London
O'Toole
Emory F. Harman
Chicago
Harman
Clarion
Vola
Harry Hetterly
Chamberlain Minnick
Ohio
James Doub
South Market Street
W. HH. Settlemyer
Middletown
Washington, D.C
PP. Appleman
Reading
Luther Huffer
Burkittaville
York County
J. F. Shorb
Little Bon
Joseph
Chas. L. Kepler
Alma Edwards
Los Angeles
Cal
Boonsboro
John Heck
Kepler
Misa
George Rodkey
West Patrick Street
Roy Baker
Frederick City Hospital
Jas
Mackley
Amanda Ifert
Joshua Ifert
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Readable Frederick column recalls incidents from 20 years prior. A brakeman named Mr R Peters suffers a severe hand injury in a car coupling accident aboard the B and O rail line. Reports also note Maryland Young People’s Union convention at First Church Baltimore and various local events.
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Frederick
R. Peters
Maryland Rapist Young Peoples Union
Forstchurch
Baltimore
Two Pike Toll Gates to State Ownership in Frederick County
Frederick County measures move to transfer Buckeystown Urbana and Washington pikes to the State with deeds being prepared and a sale ratified. The Roads Commission will pay the purchase price once the Washington Turnpike Company ratifies. Gates on Buckeystown and Urbana pikes to rise soon, funding from Maryland US government and county oversight to rebuild as modern state roads. George Robinson fined for throwing stones and breaking windows. judge imposes $1 fine.
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Buckeystown
Urbana
State Heads Commission
Harry JA. Witter
Washington Pike
Lime Kiln
D. Princeton Buckey
Turnpike Company
Washington Turnpike Company
Roads Commission
Urat
Frederick County
Heads Commission
Maryland
United States
National Capitol
Dreco touted as best drug store tonic for stomach ills
An advertisement proclaims Dreco as a premiere stomach tonic, with testimonials from a Mr. J. S. Seva of 908 H Street NW who reports gaining seven pounds after taking multiple bottles. The copy claims rapid relief from indigestion gas sourness and tongue coating while promising appetite restoration and overall health benefits.
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Dreco
Alan
Aughinbaugh
Hageratown
Voarre
Phar
Beard-Webster nuptials in Baltimore ceremony
Paul Bowers Beard son of the late Reverend M L Beard of Middletown and Thurmont weds Misa Ethel Ogle Webster of Thurmont. The ceremony was at sister Mrs Carl Mumford’s home in Baltimore conducted by Rev Mumford. The couple sails for New York where Beard teaches.
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Beard—Webster
Paul Bowers Beard
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Thurmont
Misa Ethel Ogle Webster
Carl Mumford
Baltimore
Relet
Elizabeth Gast Relist
William A. Heist
Colonial Hotel
York
Harold Eugene Penney
Pottsville
H. H. Weber
Lutheran Board of Church Extension
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Frederick citizen Mrs. M Delashmutt of 315 Madison street touts Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and other kidney ills. She reports long relief with each use and recommends the product, priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y advertises.
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Dean
Frederick
Doan
Executrix Notice in Maryland Estate Case
The subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court for Frederick County Maryland letters testamentary on the estate of Adolphus H Harrington late of Frederick County deceased All persons having claims against the deceased are warned to exhibit the same with vouchers legally authenticated to the subscriber on or before May 28 1917 or they may be excluded from all bene fit of said estate Those indebted to the deceased should make immediate payment Given under my hand and seal October 27 1916 Mary C Harrington Marcus X
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Adolphus H. Harrington
Beneft
Mary ¢. Harrington
Marcus X
William H. Mohler
Maryland
D. Princeton Buckey
Hay
AHL
Geo, M. Gittinger
John J. Biser
Mary G. Miller
Simon S&s. Miller
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