Weekly Brunswick News Adopts Postal Rates and Subscriptions
The Brunswick Times announces weekly and semi weekly editions with $1.25 yearly mail rate in the United States and possessions. Subscriptions may be ordered at the News Office or paid through Citizens National Bank. Locations listed for sale and distribution include New City Hotel, Cigar Stores, Central Restaurant, Arlington Hotel, and more.
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Serunswich
New City
Juckey A Cigar
South
Publicity in Auto Law Enforcement Boosts Road Safety
State motorists officials, led by Commissioner E A Baughman, publish weekly notices of automobile law violations to deter speeding and drunken driving. The program publicizes penalties, including license revocation for intoxicated operators, aiming to curb unsafe motoring and reduce crashes.
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E. A. Baughman
Frederick Countian
Commissioner Baughman
True Friend of the Motorist Supports Safety First Drive
The advocate is proving himself a steadfast ally of motorists and travelers, and the article expresses trust that he will continue promoting the Safety First movement and its goals for safer roads and travel.
Niagara Falls power grabbers threaten uses beyond aesthetics
The piece argues on both sides of the US Canadian border for greater Niagara power control. Public bodies and private firms seek larger shares, claiming aesthetics are secondary to employment and production. It urges revoking existing privileges to stop all grabs and preserve falls for utility. It cites accuracy as a habit crucial to employment and education.
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Niagara
Krone
Christian Refence Monitor
Niagara Falls
Canadian Municipalitien
New York State
United States
Niagara River
United States Congress
Dominion of Canada
Diplomats and dilatory-types at the movies and dining halls
A poemish ramble ridicules a class of people who take what others pay for and slip by with ingratiating manners. It shifts to a chaotic medical ad praising Chamie laxatives, ending with a call to subscribe to The Hews and a stray line about constipation.
Purely Personal notes from Frederick social scene
Purely personal notices list Frederick residents and visitors across New York Philadelphia Washington and other points. The items name Mr. and Mrs C B Cox Misses N R and J Mantz and Rebekah de Lashmutt among others at hotels and homes, weddings, travels to Niagara Falls Braddock Heights Lexington and Rock Lodge, with multiple family and acquaintance mentions.
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C. B. Cox
Frederick
Grant Hotel
New York
N. R
J. Mantz
Philadelphia
Rebekah de Lashmutt
Canada
Rock Lodge
Braddock Heights
Lamsburg
Martha Fout
Washington
Gilmer Schley
Patrick Street
Niagara Falls
Lewis M. Kiine
Gona
Thomas Kiine
Dill Avenue
Misa Isabella Willard
Doubs
William B. Willard
Madison Avenue
Jennie Hoke
Lotte
Millville
W. Va
Charles FE. Mobberly
Roy Bader
Mast Third Street
Baltimore
Weiner
Jessie Harwood
Charlestown
Meta Jenkins
W. J. Melvin
John T. King
Hester
Cora
Stella King
Hunichen
East Second Street
Jesse R. Lease
North Market Street
Ashland
Gem Steam Laundry
Blanche Shipley
Margaret Shipley
Helen Shipley
George Lipps
Eloise
Sal
Forty Seventh Shenandoah Valley Exhibition Opens at Winchester
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society begins its 47th annual show in Winchester with nearly full exhibition space. Grounds buzz with amusements and games of chance. The Panama Exposition Carnival Company occupies major frontage as a principal attraction. A Norwegian plant uses an electrical refining process to produce 6,000 tons of zinc annually.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Norway
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Sketch
Reprinted notes from The Neng dated September 13, 1590 mention Frederick market conditions, autumn shimmer, and a fading farm product supply. It recalls the 1862 Confederate advance under General Lee crowning the Potomac and occupying Frederick briefly, plus arrivals and departures of travelers, doctors, and settlers returning from Europe.
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Robert E Lee
Potomac
McCuaig Lectures Warn On Girls Care And Fashions
Frederick lectures on the care of the girl and the mother instinct with emphasis that fashions are set by men abroad. Dr McCuaig argues for proper girl development, criticizes modern dress and dances, and warns parents about moral hazards and sexual temptations in society.
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Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
McCuaig
Wheeling
M. E Church
Baptist Church
Fourth Street
Bis
Moe
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