The Brunswick Times Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Local notice outlining subscription rates for The Brunswick Times. Includes office contact on High Street opposite National Bank, semi weekly editions published Tuesday and Friday, $1.90 annual subscription by mail, and multiple newsstand locations listed for pickup.
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Community Spirit and Baseball Ignite Civic Pride
The piece argues that baseball fosters city pride and unity beyond wins, noting how a strong home team rallies residents and boosts local effort. It urges expanding that spirit beyond baseball to all city activities, with Frederickton as a example of proactive community support and progress.
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Trodémcke
Blue Ridge Uic
Shome Town
Fredericktonian
Frederick
Fredick
Crick
Farmers Prefer Clear Results Over Broad Advice
A farmer weighs the high cost of broad agricultural guidance against clearer proof from concrete field results. He argues practical, witness backed outcomes like a farm improving yields under a scientific fertilization plan are more persuasive than lectures and pamphlets from colleges and institutes.
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Agricultural Colleges
Farmers’ Institutes
Agricultural Papers
United States and State
Joan Smith
Arms and the Men at Edgystone Remington Plant
The New York World notes Remington Arms at Edgystone Pa plans 15 000 workers chosen for steadiness nerve health. The selection reflects a eugenic logic tying industrial needs to national strength as firms follow railroads by excluding drinkers and smokers to ensure the fittest men operate the weapons for wartime.
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New York World
Remington Arms Company
Edidgstone
Remington Company
Time Stays We Go In Verse Then Dies The Paradox
Poem fragment by Nustin Dobson reprinted by the Springfield Mass Republican accompanies a notice about a Dairymen's Association meeting at the Frederick Court House this afternoon including a conference report with the State Live Stock Sanitary Board.
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Nustin Dobson
Springfield Mass. Republican
Frederick Courts
Firemen's Souvenirs Donated to Independent Hose Company
Mrs Mary Hiengle and Richard Baer donated an antique firemen hat and belt to the Independent Hose Company of Frederick. The hat, painted 1818 on its back, is green with a red emblem, and the belt matches. The pieces, once owned by George Baer and later by John Baer, are preserved in honor of the first owners and will join the company’s other souvenirs.
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Independent Hose Company
Une Company
Mary Hiengle
Richard Baer
Brenale
Hact
John RR
Baea
George Baer
Business in the Courts and Local Notices
Poverty defended in Braddock Building cases and land transfers listed from Braddock to Shipley Choate and Linthicum holdings with token sums. Marriage licenses issued for Foreman Exyler Smith Strabey and Stotler Bovey. Rev Dixon returns to Presbyterian duties after vacation. Prof Clark takes MCA role in Hazelton with family to follow. Ecker fined for assault. wheat prices slide to 96 cents with corn at $3.90.
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Braddock Building and Development
Margaret Shipley Choate
John Braddock
James G. Linthicum
Burwell H
Robert E Shaff
Howard M Jones
Brunswick
Bertie L. Cutsail
Wm. T. Tobery
Braddock Building and Development Co
Annie R. Mantz
James B Foreman
Unionville
Edna Roberta Exyler
Clemsonville
George Smith
Monrovia
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated September 1 1895 note a driving mare owned by Jonas A Doub near Middletown died of lung fever. The City Opera House undergoes cleaning and changes. Deputy James Crump rescues a man from trouble in Shripsburg after a telegraph alarm. A 2018 reference appears to a retraced event. The Democratic Central Committee plans a Frederick meeting on September 7. A blaze near Brunswick threatens a home. Josiah Horine reports a 214 pound potato weighing 16 and 10 1/1 varieties weighed by the farmer.
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Jonas A. Doub
Middletown
Weather Year Peeks at Frederick September Cool and Wet
September opened with a cool dip to 47 degrees and a wet pattern. August recorded low temperatures and heavy rainfall totaling 9.49 inches, with 20 rainy days and a peak 2.36 inches in a day.
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Mercury
Frederick
Iaugust
Doans Kidneys Pills Ad Promises Safe Relief
A distressed ad claims Doan's Kidney Pills are a safe reliable medicine for backaches headaches and urinary issues. It cites New York products and testimonials from local users noting relief after taking the pills, urging purchase through the advertised campaign.
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Lackade
New York
Foster Milburn
Bank Asset and Liability Ledger Fragment
Readable bank ledger fragment shows assets including cash in hand and on deposit about 2.95 million, loans and discounts around 168 thousand, accounts receivable 15 thousand, real estate mortgages 11 thousand, investment securities and land and buildings. Liabilities list deposits, notes payable, taxes accrued, capital stock, surplus and profits with totals about 327 thousand and 172 thousand for deposits.
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