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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
6
The SVE Daily News lists subscription rates and advertising terms. It announces the Semi-Weekly News published Tuesdays and Fridays with mail delivery in the United States, and notes office locations in Brunswick for subscriptions and ads. It provides sale points and contact details for readers.
A New York trial reveals rugs bought for 86 francs in Paris sold for 12000 dollars after antique treatment. Similar cases show rugs valued at 400 dollars were sold for 11000. Deceptions abound in antique furniture markets as cautionary readers, amid praise for old American cabinet makers and dangers of imitations.
The piece discusses money in political campaigns, praising the traditional hart as essential across parties. It argues wealthy candidates aid party success through leisure and business acumen, and contends leadership should rest with practical, broad-minded candidates, enabling money to flow into campaigns.
The piece argues campaigns on a high plane attract intelligent liberal voters and raise chances of success. It warns that committees expect candidates to contribute wealth, pressuring even poor men. Leadership too often goes to money, not brains, a threat to necessary public service.
The Automobile reports that six months to July 1 saw 2.932 million registrations, with July alone near 100,000,000 vehicles. Leaders include New York, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and California closely fifth. Rural states shine in the North and West, while the South lags, and state revenues from licenses around 20 million may fund major road improvements via bonds.
A collage of quips from U.S. newspapers location includes light humor about language, a lawyer’s test case definition, a son asking a Philadelphia lawyer’s father, and a clerk at a country inn debating train times and job security.
A memory page notes a Baltimoreana gathering at Pen Mar for the Odd Fellows reunion. On the return trip the Western Maryland Railroad excursion locomotive 37 derailed near Greenwood siding, overturning and wrecking two cars. 500 passengers aboard, no injuries, and a brief panic ensued. Meanwhile Maryland Tar celebrations were planned by the Kay Monument Association, and Frederick county delegates to the Sixth District Republican Congressional Convention at Oakland prepared to depart at dawn, with Mr John Motter named as the nominee candidate.
Mrs Mary Hoznango of Baltimore and Mrs A Withide of Hagerstown visit their parents on West Patrick Street in Middletown. Many relatives and friends travel, visit and relocate between Middletown Frederick and surrounding towns with moves, trips and school attendances noted.
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Speculation swirls over who will replace the late John J. Biser as water rent collector in Frederick. Mayor Fraley says four or five applicants asked, with Clifford H. Doll mentioned as a likely nominee. Doll ran for city registrar and narrowly lost. some think his nomination could end current court election contest. Salary about $1,000 yearly plus commissions. past year water rents totalled over $25,000. Also notes Blue Ridge College enrollment up with strengthened faculty and a big United Brethren Church picnic planned at Miller's Grove with prominent speakers and special cars. Deputy Sheriff Ben Bottle arrests colleague Richard H. Gray for violating local option law.
Frederick resident John T. Webster credits early 1900s with using Doan's Kidney Pills from Harner's Drug Store to ease back pain and kidney issues. Six years later he reaffirms relief and recommends the same remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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