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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1916
Page
6
The notice outlines subscription rates and distribution points for SRB Daily News and Weekly News, with prices to $1.26 per year. It lists offices, contact numbers, and local vendors where The News can be found, along with mailing options and post office entry.
Frederick county schools opened amid a large turnout of youths returning after vacation. The piece notes the school as a doorway to opportunity yet warns of pupils influenced by street habits who irritate teachers and risk dropping out. Teachers are urged to be patient, believing each child may possess strong latent qualities.
The piece notes politicians seek to capitalize on the bandwagon effect by predicting large majorities and targeting September contests to sway November outcomes. It contrasts American behavior with English preelection tactics and argues most citizens have genuine convictions and do not disguise their choices after elections.
The piece argues that prosperity without health corrupts both body and mind, urging balanced living. It condemns overindulgence and excess in diet, sleep, and work, linking longevity to moderation, exercise, honest self-care, and mental recovery. It cites U S Public Health Service on officers needing recreation and study time.
Poem reflects a mother and family sending a son to school for the first time. The speaker notes pride and sorrow as the child begins independence, acknowledging lessons beyond schooling and the ache of growing up. The verse centers on parental longing, guidance, and the parental belief that growth requires separation and challenge.
The piece argues that a brief vacation renews physical strength and mental focus, giving a renewed sense of duty and a clearer view on daily life. It contends that time off recharges attitudes toward work, social life, and domestic duties, favoring inner renewal over flashy appearances.
The Buffalo Express notes U S policy allowing individual vessel characteristics to determine if merchant submarines may be treated as war assets, contrasting with Norway Sweden and Spain restricting ports to such subs. It suggests postwar international law may adopt a broader wartime doctrine despite current Allied pressure.
William J Grove of Lime Kiln Md criticizes the State lime plant plan and Blandfords appointment as superintendent arguing the program is a wasteful taxpayer funded job. He disputes claims it educates farmers and notes concerns over salary and expenditure under Harrringtons administration.
Mrs George Jacobs who underwent an operation at City Hospital is recovering well Misa Ruth Gilbert of North Market Street also had appendicitis surgery at City Hospital and is improving Mr Edward Wirts of Brunswick has typhoid fever but is progressing nicely In a separate matter the mandamus case of Prof Amon Burece continues with arguments likely tomorrow or Wednesday Leo Weinberg represents the school commissioners and Charles McC Mathas and John S Newman are attorneys for the commissioners
The column recalls events from September 11, 1996 as Frederick items. A Maryland lay celebration includes a monument association placing a flag on the obelisk. A nearby mishap and a grand jury adjournment are noted alongside a South District Republicans convention ending without a candidate chosen after 689 ballots.
Frederick County students leave for colleges and prep schools across the nation. The article lists many youths bound for Yale Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania Georgetown Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins Dickinson Gettysburg and more, with schools and counties named.
A fragment lists several individuals with ages and towns including Pen Mar Thurmont Woods hore and Baltimore along with a literary quote about a tiger and jungle. It references special deposits and a liberal rate of interest, followed by a stray note about French sardine fishermen using peanuts as bait.
Court heard multiple property disputes with rulings for plaintiffs in three cases. Levis B Hargett v William A Cramer, D F L Davis v William A Cramer, and Arnold Wilhide v Colonel Layman Zoa Layman all resulted in judgments favoring the plaintiffs. Layman contested but setoff issues were denied. Appeals: H and F Railway v Mrs Mary C Flautt ended with a $27 verdict for the appellee.
A lightning strike during Friday’s storm totally destroyed the barn on M C Jones’s farm between Mt Pleasant and Central. Tenant John Main drove a load of fertilizer into the building and was injured by the bolt. About 50 hay bales and eight bushels of wheat were lost. neighboring property was spared by wind shift. $4,000 loss largely insured. The blaze also touched Murray Nicodemus’s adjacent farm but dampness stopped it. Chile authorizes a technical industrial school.
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