Frederick News Subscribers Ad Buys Paper Delivery Notice
PaxDent MEWErPAren aacered eecoid-class matter September 7, 1909 at the Pontoffice in Frederick Maryland under the Act of March 3 1579 Monday September 7 1914 To Subscribers The Frederick News asks readers to report missed deliveries while promising efforts to ensure perfect service The paper lists sale outlets including New City Hotel Buckeys Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt Cigar West Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Grocery McCardell Mere
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Pontoffice
Frederick
Maryland
New City
Buckey‘'s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman @ree
McCardell’s Mere
Beginning Of School In Frederick County Delivers Hopeful Start
Thousands of Frederick county pupils returned to their classrooms as the new session begins. Educators stress compulsory attendance and parent involvement to boost results while highlighting decades of school system progress and the value of education for all.
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Frederick County
Ufe
Union Station for Frederick Deserves Prompt Action
A letter argues for a union passenger station in Frederick, urging Northern Central Rail and others to unite on an improved facility. The writer calls on railroads to act patriotically during the Star Spangled Banner celebration to announce the long awaited station plan and press forward without delay.
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Norther Central Rail
Frederick
Union Station
Northern Central
The Modern School System and Its Effect on Boys
The piece questions if modern curriculums make school too easy and enjoyable, risking a loss of duty and discipline. It notes that hardship now centers on athletics coaching and the drive for a school letter rather than a diploma, suggesting long-term effects on character.
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Pittsburgh Gazette Times
September in the Chicago Tribune poem praises harvest lore
A verse from the Chicago Tribune extols September as compassionate host of harvests. It depicts Ceres and Pomona figures, autumn tides, and garden abundance. Golf and schoolyard cheer appear as seasonal scenes, ending with a tease for news.
Weather Outlook for 2000 in Whek Nation
Government forecast projects mainly seasonable temperatures for the week with fair weather for Frederick’s celebration. An unsettled day is expected in the Middle Atlantic and New England. A disturbance moves from the Far West to the East by Friday, bringing local showers, thunderstorms, and cooler air across the region.
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U. S
Frederick
Middle Atlantic
New England
Far West
Middle West
Mountaindale Picnic Draws Thousands in September Day
The Mountaindale picnic, in its 31st year, drew an estimated 4 000 to 5 000 people on a clear September day. Attendees arrived by wagon and auto, with the Thurmont division of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway at capacity. Addresses by local pastors, choral music, and rides by Kefauver’s merry go round complemented the event, which ended quietly as the season neared its close. Wheat prices held at 1 18 cents per bushel in Frederick, with farmers bringing in more after a recent jump.
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Mountaindale
Hagerstown and Frederick
Frederick
Reese St. Clair Poffenberger
Lutheran
Woodsboro
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. H. Enfield
M. P
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Kefauver
Middletown
Federated Charities Directors Meet Tomorrow at 4 PM
The quarterly meeting of the Federated Charities directors will be held at the building on South Market Street tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock.
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The
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Frederick area notes of 1894 farm work and local events
Twenty years ago today in Frederick Buckeystown farmers began corn cutting. Keefer of the Agricultural Society handles space requests while Rev Owen joins Waynesboro church work, and Rev Maysilles is ill. A Junior Hall dance plans, and local residents engage in fair displays, work on water supply, and a Prussic acid spill raises odor concerns.
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John Owen
Waynesboro
U. B. Church
M. J. Maysilles
Monument to Barbara Fritchie Erected at Mt Olivet Cemetery
Work began today on the Barbara Fritchie monument at Mt Olivet cemetery with a 25 000 pound shaft moved from the B&O yards by A A Lough and Son. The 13 foot tall marker is to be in place by tomorrow and unveiled Wednesday the monument draws wide support amid a public fund nearing 1500 and messages from the Legion of Loyal Women and other groups.
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Barbara Fritchie
Mt. Olivet
A. A. Lough
Dame Barbara
Havd
Whittier
The
Memorial Association
Fred
Br Ae Memorial Association
Boy Scouts
Peat
Legion of Loyal Women
Washington
Exhibits From Mexico Arrive In Frederick For Week long View
An exhibition car loaded with Mexican products and curiosities arrived at the Northern Central freight yards on East Patrick street in Frederick. The car, painted in red white and green, will be open for inspection from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily this week, featuring Aztec idols, Pompeii like excavations from Mexico, 40 year old bed, native handiwork, opals onyx silver and gold, tropical birds, and many museum exhibits including a 400 pound silver chank valued at 230 dollars.
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Carlos
Mexico
Frederick
Central
East
Patrick Street
Madero
National Education Secrety
National Railways of
Old Mexico
Mexican National Museum
Pompeii
Enjoyable Recital At Visitation Academy
A delightful evening at the Visitation Academy featured Miss Victoria Siddons and Miss Faye Rowena Bumphrey of Washington, D. C. Siddons brings dramatic grace and rare stage presence, while Bumphrey showcases a wide contralto range admired in Washington’s concert circles. Plans include Enoch Arden musical passages with Siddons and new collaborations with Bumphrey and Mrs Agnes Osborn Clefson, with Julia Huggins as accompanist. An elocution course for the new scholastic year will be led by the Sisters, building on Siddons’s training.
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Visitation Academy
Victoria Siddons
Faye Rowena Bumphrey
Washington, D. C
Miss Siddons
Sarah Kemble Siddons
Bumphrey
Miss Bumphrey
Washington
White House
Critica Washington
Migs Siddons
Enoch Arden
Agnes Osgood Clefson
Julia Huggins
Margaret Wilson
Columbian
Holiday Labor Day Busy Week Closes Banks Post Office
Labor Day brings holiday hours with banks closed and post office observing. Schools begin a three month work period, with a possible day off during Home Coming Week. Cramer Stauffer sold 133 acre limestone farm in Liberty district near Central Chapel to Henry W. Higdon of Merryland Tract. former home of Samuel A Nusbaum, recently bought by Frank L. Stoner. Higdon to take possession April-Terms private.
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Cramer & Stauffer
Henry W. Higdon
Merryland Tract
Samuel A. Nusbaum
Frank L. Stoner
Liberty District
Central Chapel
Higdon
Large Peaches And Pen Mar Season Overview
Large peaches weighing four pounds two ounces were shown by G M D Clabaugh. Pen Mar park plans to close on September 13 as Prof Bohl's orchestra ends its season. A B and O excursion carried 152 passengers from the city to Washington and Baltimore, while the Baltimore line brought 101 visitors.
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Pen Mar
W. M. Railway Company
Pen Mar Park
Bohl
B. and O
Washington
Baltimore
City
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Fout
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Washington Herald
Germany
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Ceres
Pomona
Sol
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Graybeard
Banc
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WHEK
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Keefer
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Messrs
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Thomas Wolf
Lewis Nixdorff
Richard Potts
Jesse Reifsnider
Rockville
Charles Collins
Bell Telephone Company
D. M. Whip
Joseph F. Eisenhawer
Lakin’s Spring
F. T. Rhodes
West Second Street
Shaftle
Frederick Heroine Spreade
Academy OF Visitation
the Unis
All Harner’store
Court Street
Frederick City
Alice
Young
Harvey RK
Leane
Devila Brish
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Hagerstogn Pike
J. B
Mellor
X¢Kearile
Sykexville
Januar
Frederick County National
Lewis EB. Birely
T. Bertram Hayward
A. C. McCardell
Allen G. Quynn
Benj. F. Reich
Edward D. Shriner
John Simmons
Henry Williams
H. C. Zacharias
Geo H. Zimmerman
Warrenfeltz
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Garrett
of Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Nemory
C. Crum
John W Null
Doubs
Bucketstown
William,g. Humm
F. Frederick
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis White
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Harry C. Hull
Roo
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
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R. Eward Kepner
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John Francis Smith
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Theodore Alexander
Earell's
Apto
H. Myers
Braddocks
Samuel Martua
Pat Irlck
All Saints' Street
South Market St
Aueisder
East Third Street
J. D. Zimmerman
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Pavel
Fark Avene
Market St . Mayreut
Frederick County National Bank
West Patrick Streets
H. E. Haan
Gved Con. Ly
Joy the News
API
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National. Bank
Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris
V. Prest
Albert Gilson
Cashier
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