Frederick News Subscription Notice and Agent Locations
Manufacturing Company Frederick MD to subscribers. R Birely R K Delaplaine president Rec y and Treas J BIRELY C WILL FOUT vice president manager. Subscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regularly report to this office as we are making efforts to ensure perfect service. The News available at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Artington Hotel Hotel Braddock Braddock Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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R Birely
R. K Delaplaine
Rec’y. and
Treas J
United States
Genta
Chesapeake & Potomac Talene Exchange
Mai
Frederick
Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
Market
Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Artington
Hotel Braddock
Braddock
Zimmerman Bros
Fifth Street
James C. Rowe
Augsiatr
West All Saints’ St
Wm. H. Kreh
West Church Street
A. C. Carlin
Market St. Augziatt
North Market St
W. Pat
J. M. Culler
Patrick St
East Fourth Stu
Bath
Garret
East Fourth Street
New
New York City
Kefauver
Mba Oo
New York
Prederin
Goodyear West
Electoral College Deadlock Might Throw Nation Into House
The text outlines a potential electoral college failure, with 22 states each backing Democrat and Republican in the House vote, and four tied states. It notes the risk of no president if the House cannot decide and describes Senate selection of the vice president from the top November candidates. It stresses that a decisive majority by any candidate is urged to avert a historic impasse.
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House of Representatives
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Oregon
Pennsylvania
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Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Senate
New Location For Juniors Fire Company
Members of the Junior Fire Company at its quarterly meeting favor moving to a more northerly location. The move would be a sacrifice for the long established property, reflecting their faithful and efficient service over the years.
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Lasteight
Junior Fire Company Changes Location to Improve Service
The city supports relocating the Junior Fire Company from the old building to better protect property. Sentimental ties fade as duty to the community guides the move. The decision aims to boost the department’s usefulness and demonstrate a broad minded policy.
Voices Against Daylight Saving Time Hasty Summer Plan
The Kansas City editor argues against advancing clocks for daylight saving. He notes hot weather disrupts sleep, making early rising hard and claims the plan would ruin rest for much of the year. He warns the idea is a delusion and calls for revolt against such artificial time shifts.
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Farey
Kansas City
Fishermen Tales and School Meeting Dilemma Highlighted
A collection of brief notices discusses fishery folklore and truth among fishermen, the mystique of bait driving honesty at the waterside, and a debate on using schoolhouses for political meetings. It notes the ongoing tension between campaigns and keeping politicians out of schools.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Burlesque and humor snippets from old newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges and light quips from early 20th century papers. Jests about burlesque, mistaken gossip, cross talk across generations, and a brief testimonial praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top seller with dealer endorsement.
End of Summer Reflections by Netta Breckenridge
In a late summer vignette Phyllis rakes leaves under a sunlit August noon while the speaker laments the approaching autumn. The poem contrasts the fading season with a restless laboring spirit and longing for more time in the warmth before winter comes. Dated August 20, 1912.
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Phyllis
Netta M. Breckenridge
Deaths and military departure noted in Middletown region
Obituary notices for Mrs Maria Bidie of Middletown and Mrs J W Boyer of Fountain Mills report deaths from general debility aged about 73 and Bright's disease at 66 respectively. Funeral details given for Middletown Lutheran cemetery with pallbearers listed. Also brief item on Company A leaving for Cumberland to join Home Coming Week, returning tomorrow.
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Anode W Bidlt
Maria Bidie
Andrew Hide
Middletown
George Gardner
Baltimore
Hite
Frederick Ridenour
J. W. Gentsler
Gardner
George W. Bidle
Kentucky
Martin L. Shank
Henry Remsberg
John Cockerly
John Beachley
John Coblentz
Lewis Mebride
W. TL. Wowtr
J. W. H. Boyer
Fountain Mills
Bright
Ile
Miss Williams
Miss Moresworth
India
Pleasant Grove Church
Big City
Capt
Markey
Cumberland
Frederick
Soldier
Among the Sick in Frederick Area Ailing at Home
Residents from Frederick and nearby areas are confined to their homes due to illness. S K Syburk remains at his North Market Street residence under care.
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Frederick
S. K. Syburk
North Market Street
Frederick Echoes From September 3 1892
Twenty years ago in Frederick reports relay bicycle teams from Washington to Pittsburgh passed through the city late yesterday evening with riders arriving at 6 44. Hagerstown riders continued the relay. Union Manufacturing Co employees resume work after August break. Frederick Cooking Club met at Ezra Houck’s. games dancing and a repast of club creations. Young Men’s Republican Club met. Brick masons near completion of Frederick incandescent light plant building. St Johns Catholic church improvements finished and church looks attractive. August term of court adjourned.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Hagerstown
Ezra Houck
New Agricultural Courses Start at Frederick and Middletown High
Prof W B Kemp arrives to teach agriculture in Frederick and Middletown High schools. He outlines a four year program with lab and field work, dairy farm record keeping, soil studies, and fertilizer experiments. Classes split time between Frederick and Middletown as plans expand to extra facilities and site visits.
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Frederick
Middletown
W. B. Kemp
Maryland Agricultural College
State Experiment Station
Frederick County
Kemp
Bys
State Board of Education
Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Relief
A fragment from a 19th century ad notes catarrh’s prevalence in the region and touts Tails Catarrh Cure by F. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for a failure case, urging readers to purchase through local druggists.
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FL. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. Cheney & CO
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co
Quotes from Motter Bros Co. present today for New York stocks. The brief list reflects market movements and price levels. Firms, indices, and notable shares are summarized as posted by the brokerage.
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Motter Bros.~& Co
Baltimore sock market prices corrected by Matter Bros and Co
Market report from September 3, 1912 lists latest sales and corrections across coal, cotton duck, cotton products, bank and trust notes, railroad bonds, and utilities. Names include Maryland Trust, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia and Potomac Citizens Bank, Seaboard Air Line, United Railways, Houston Oil Company, Western Maryland, and Chicago Railways with varied yields and prices cited.
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To Moon
Matter Bros & Co
A.C. L. Con
Cotton Duck
MD. Trust Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomac Citizens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Bloc. Rwy
Norf. & Portamouth
Somerset Coal Ba
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard, Air Line
United Rys
United
Weestern Maryland
Chicago Railways
Houston Gil Div
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Marjorie
de Garry
Pearson
Joe
Manda
Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Union Manufacturing Co
St. John’s Catholic Church
Middletown High School
Chicago Grain Market
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Bila Corcone
Atchison
B&o
Brooklyn
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Mies
Ldak
Erie
Rod
A. Kk
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Roch Felmnd
Genoch Inland
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Jar & Fdy. Com
Col. Fuet
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Central National Bank
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Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Co. Norwood
Robt. A. Kemp
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Richard Potts
Arthur Potts
Richard P. Ross
MO. C. Lamar
Thos. B. Johnson
Eli C. Renn
Lawrence A. Chiswell
Frank C. Norwood
Newton M. Zentz
R. Rush Lewis
Geo. Birely
CHAS
Snook
Abraham Hemp
Benj. C. Perry
Frederick County National
No. 14
West Patrick Street
Della
Greenfield Mills
Moore
Trustel
Staveroom
Jacob IL Rman
South Market
East South Streets
Gorman
WM. K, Smith
Aupléd
Wtgett
T. D. Fahrney
Nces
Joann
Brengle
Wm. P. Morsell
Route 4
Frederick, Mad
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MGUSE
West Third St
George W. Carver
West Third Street
East Patrick St
Augsdattainer
I. M. Caller
Augscatt
Braddeck Heights
C. E. Cline
Augszdatt
J. Wilson & Son
William M. Bader
Power House
Jullatt
Ralston Gubishoreugn
W. Batrak
Wweiman
Dawid G. Kolb Jr
Jefferson Houlerd
Braddock Tlerghes
Wdot
Geo
Montevue Fiosssal
Georr
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Wases
W. OW
Culler
Adamstown
MSR
F Wilkinson
Altius
Teem Farmers’ & Mechanics
Cc. B. Trail
J. H. Harris
C. A. Gilson
Madison Street
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Patrick Street
Market St
B. Rosenour & Sons
Patrick Sts
Juddtt Gs
E. Granys
Union Frust Building
Mia
Moses
N. R
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