Daily News announces long established service and rates
The Daily News lists staff including Rick, MD RB, Delaplaine Seo y, and Treas. Will Fout as manager. It notes home delivery in the city and mailing options across the United States with subscription prices 25 cents monthly 1.00 quarterly 1.60 six months or 3.00 yearly. The News Office is linked to the Telephone Exchange and invites ad orders and news submissions, with correspondence welcome from across the country.
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Me Daily News
United States
Subscribing news report on missed papers in Frederick
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue to the office. The paper is sold at City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights at Zimmerman Bree Grocery Store and McCardell's Store.
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Frederick
Iftew City
Protecting Property in Woodsboro Orchard Incident
A Woodsboro orchard owner, after warning trespassers to stop stealing peaches, used a shotgun to deter depredations. He wounded one man who was unidentified. accomplices helped the injured man escape. The article notes sympathy for the owner yet condemns vigilante measures, arguing a dollar’s worth of fruit is as valuable as a dollar bill and urging lawful action to curb raids.
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Woodsboro
Law
Red Cross Work in Europe During War
The article reflects on European conflict hardships as peace grows in this country. It notes trade and industry disruptions across war zones and in neutral states like Switzerland asking for aid to maintain neutrality. It mentions Switzerland mobilizing its army and the heavy burden on the government amid the international calamity.
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Key
Europe
Switzerland
America
Red Cross Appeal Urges Liberal Support For War Efforts
The article urges generous contributions to the Red Cross Society to aid relief in Europe. It praises Swiss democracy and American sympathy for distressed workers and stranded tourists, calling on readers to donate through The News for proper forwarding to authorities.
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United States
Red Cross Society
Europe
Reopening stock exchanges remains unlikely this year
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that exchanges will not reopen until a decisive end to the war creates a secure trading basis. Until then, brokers face a risk of panic selling, gold preservation, and preserved credit, with no clear reopening date.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Europe
Minutes of merriness in a car crash tale
In a humorous exchange a couple quips about a railroad accident and damages. A woman boasts of securing $5,000 in damages while a partner credits presence of mind for their safety. A sitcom-like plan follows to borrow sugar and gasoline from neighbors, highlighting everyday concerns and lighter moments.
Judgment Poem Reflects Divine Judgment On War-Torn Lands
William C. Stevenson sends a verse from Chicago Herald pondering divine judgment over war's hate and slaughter. The speaker questions whether God guides or abhors the carnage and predicts rulers facing naked judgment for plains, cities, and spared mercy.
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William C. Stevenson
Chicago
Herald
Corn Price Now Concerns Frederick County Farmers
Frederick County farmers monitor corn values as harvest nears. Local demand remains uneven with prices around 4.00 to 4.25 per barrel and buyers reportedly bidding higher, despite no firm statewide quotation. Wheat prices showed no change and markets paused for Labor Day.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Heaviest allgar corn yield at Hiram Grove farm
G W Young of the Hiram Grove farm near Frederick produced one of the season’s heaviest allgar corn yields, with four and a half tons per acre from eighteen acres. He delivers the crop to the Frederick City Packing Company.
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Hiram Grove
Frederick
G. W. Young
Young
Mr. Young
Frederick City Packing Company
Frederick City Packing corn cans before rain ends season
The Frederick City Packing Company started canning corn this morning despite rain. Rain often delays corn delivery by farmers. The Frederick canning season is nearing its close with little expectation of many nights requiring work.
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Frederick City Packing Company
Frederick
Horse fall injures Nelson H. Reifsnider at Bentz Street
Nelson H. Reifsnider, proprietor of the feed and grain warehouse near the Armory on North Bentz Street, was thrown from his horse last evening in the rear of the warehouse. His left shoulder blade was splintered badly. Dr. William C. Johnson attended and reported he is getting along nicely.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Item
Frederick items from September 8 1894 recount a horse incident with Mr Charles W Harrison and Mr Charles Grove, a Republican nominating convention at City Opera House with speeches by S T Haffner M G Urner and Reno S Harp, Motter carried Frederick county votes, George L Wellington nominated for Congress, C Broadway Rouss donated 10 to Ker Monument fund, two cows died from a Verder fall, a runaway on Church street damaged a two wheel conveyance, a large family reunion near Boonsboro Keedynville hosted 115 dinIners, and a lawn dance at Mr Imer Hall with a decorated platform and local organizers.
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Columes of Tat News
Charles W. Harrison
Charles Grove
Braddock
City Opera House
S. T. Haffner
Spesrhas
M. G. Urner
Reno S. Harp
Frederick County
John C. Motter
Geo. L. Wellington
Cumberland
Congress
Imer Hall
North Market Street
Missen Gertrude Abrecht
Lady Strawaberger
Olive Strawsber Eer
Messre
Charles Lochner
William Clemm
Frederick County Corn Crop Prospects Improve After Rain
County farmers report early corn cutting in Frederick County with yields varying by area. Emory C. Remsberg cites a 16 acre field classed as Maryland’s finest by Dr. August F. Stabler, with an anticipated 75 bushels per acre or more. The crop shows well filled ears and good size despite drought earlier, and wheat remains the county’s money crop while corn is the principal feed crop for stock.
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E. C. Remsberg
Frederick County
Middletown Valley
Emory C. Remsberg
August F. Stabler
Maryland
Remsberg
Stabler
Hic
Romeberg
Dog Catchers In Demand In Macon Georgia
Fredericksonian traveling in Georgia cites Macon clipping about job opening titled Here's Road job waiting for someone City needs a first class dog catcher, bears title Colonel. Macon faces hiring difficulties similar to prior efforts. Also notes Rev S L Whitmore declines presidency of Beaker Military Academy to pursue pastoral work. Sumar Peck Williams formerly pastor at Under Feed hot air furnace era. A KL Fisher Sepratt
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Fredericksonian
Georgia
Macon
Frederick
S. L. Whitmore
Baeaker HM Military Academy
Bunker Hi
Whit Pur
Cumar Peck-Williams
Adamstown
A. KL. Fisher
Grievances Over New Gutter Across Derr Street Crossing
Citizens criticize the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad for gutter work on West South Street at Derr Street. A sewer runs into the alley with an iron plate across the sewer and two inch cleats. Pedestrians complain a smooth plate should extend the entire walk and urge city investigation.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Company
South Street
Social World Invitations Issued for Garden Reception
Mr. Frank C. Hargett issues invitations for a reception at his educational flower garden on West Second Street Thursday evening September 17. Prominent horticulturists and tourists are expected to attend.
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Frank C. Hargett
Educational
West Second Street
Stop That First Fall Cough Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey
Stop That First Fall Cough warns of fall coughs turning serious and urges quick use of Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey. Claims quick relief for babies and children, soothes irritated throat lungs and air passages, antiseptic properties reduce germs, guarantee offered at 25c by four druggists.
Public sale ordered on real estate in Frederick County
By writ of fieri facias issued from the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland land and property of Samuel L Lilly seized and to be sold at public auction on Thursday September 1 1914 at 10 oclock a m at the court house door Frederick City Sheriff John D Conard Jr announces sale of Lot No 19 Block No 5 fronting 60 feet on Trail Avenue and backing 135 feet to a 20 foot alley described in deed of June 18 1891 from Frederick City Manufacturing and Developing Company and shown on the plat of the North West Addition to Frederick Maryland for officers fees and costs.
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Florl Facian
Maryland
Frederick County
George S. Cramer
Frederick W. Cramer
William G&. Cramer
George L. Cramer and Sons
Samuel L, Lilly
Tone
Alain
Samuel
Lilly
Frederick City
Trail Avenue
Maple Avenue
Frederick
For Sale Brick House Corner Dill and Elm Streets
For sale a modern brick house at the corner of Dill avenue and Elm street opposite College Park with steam heat electricity gas hardwood floors chestnut trim attic full house large lot driveway rear possession October 1. Address Gilmore Flaut t 118 East Third St phone 520 K. For sale thoroughbred White Leghorn roosters $1 each Cha F Bowers Mt Pleasant Md September.
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Dill Avenue
Elm Street
College Park
Center Street
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
West Third St
Telegraph Street
West Third Street
Dilaven
Halla
Bath
Irving S. Biser
New Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old time advertisement touts a tonic called Kings New Life Pills claimed to cure dizziness bilious feelings and constipation. It promises to improve bile flow digestion stomach lining and body poisons, targeting pressurized discomfort and tone.
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Kings New Life Pla
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Gilmore
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Mt. Pleasant
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J. R. McDonald
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Hagerstown Pike
West Church Street
Septsdee Neee
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Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Lewis ©. Bilely
T. Bertram Hayward
A. C. McCardell
Allen G. Quynn
Benj. F. Reich
Edward D. Shriner
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Henry Williams
H. C. Zacharias
Geo H. Zimmerman
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Central Trust Building
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Sourren L Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Warry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
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B. Eward Kepner
Panama
R. & D. Mantz
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Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris
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Pat Stu
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Wateroom
Bentz and
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East Fifth St
Jas, Co. Howe
West Fourth Street
Swinging Bridge
Theodore Alexander
Mensell’s
H. Myers
Samuel Marioo
Corner Market
Second Streets
Augzsditt
All Sainte’ Street
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Cramer & Stauffer
East Third Street
J. D. Zimmerman
East Arch St
South Et Street
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Park Avenues
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Sydare
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