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Request for subscriber reporting on missed Frederick News delivery
The Frederick News asks subscribers who miss deliveries to report their name to the office. The paper can be found at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant St Market St. F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery McCardell's Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
St. Market St
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
McCardell’s
N. Market Street
BR. A. Bennett
East Second Street
Potts and Griffin
Center Street
East Patrick Street
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Samuel Marino
Corner Market
Second Streets
J. D. Zimmerman
Bat Church St. Augizdit Rey
Telegraph Street
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Bath
South Market Street
Maryland primary debate on cost of elections and voter turnout
In today's Maryland primary the price tag sits near $40,000 with heavy campaign costs for candidates. Only Democratic nominations are contested, including U S Senator and two Congress seats. Authors warn that apathy may dampen turnout, questioning primary value and urging broad voter participation.
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Democratic Party
United States
Congress
Third Judicial Circuit
U. S
Birthday greetings for Mr M R Etchison founder of Jefferson undertakers
Prayer for peace notes Mr M R Etchison born in Jefferson and long time funeral director of Jefferson County. He trained under Kenm Etchison of Freer ick and has been an undertaker for twenty five years. Friends send wishes as Rudolph Crouse of Central Dre Goods Store praises his work and marks his 42nd birthday amid community tributes.
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Jefferson
Lin Jefferson
John G. Etchison
Kenm Etchison
Freerick
Etchison
Rudolph Crouse
Central
Prayer for Peace Campaign by President Wilson
The piece notes President Wilson’s call for a day of prayer for peace and argues that moral suasion could end Europe’s quarrels quickly. It predicts a nationwide surge of antiwar sentiment and hopes for a public shift away from war as Christians and rationalists alike question the conflict.
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Heaven
Europe
Monument unfurled for Barbara Fritchie at her grave
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the unveiling of a monument at Barbara Fritchie's grave in Frederick Maryland. The piece reflects on whether Fritchie was a real heroine or a fictional figure and places the tribute among rare memorials to American women. It mentions other memorials to Frances Willard and a New Orleans heroine and celebrates women’s growing recognition.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Barbara Fritchie
Sorsan
Frederick, Maryland
Whittler
Barbara Fritchle
Barbara
Frances Willard
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Washington
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Joan of Arc
Girard Avenue
Cvents
Barbara Fritehle
The Arrow and the Song by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
A fragment from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem The Arrow and the Song, describing an arrow sent into the air that falls to earth with the speaker not knowing its destination, and a song returned to the heart of a friend.
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Henry Wadeworth Longfellow
Marriage of Miss Margaret Young and Emory Nuaz in Lexington
A quiet wedding will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Young in Lexington Virginia tomorrow morning. Miss Margaret Moore Young, daughter of the couple, will wed Emory Gomber Nuaz of Frederick. The groom is the son of Mrs. Mary V. Nuaz of South Market street. The couple will reside briefly at the groom’s grandfather John Gomber’s home after a short honeymoon.
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Lexington
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Margaret Moore Young
Emory Gomber Nuaz
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South Market Street
Frederick
Nuaz
Washington and Lee University
John Gomber
Hymeneal Notices From Middletown and Harrisburg
Quiet weddings reported in this city and nearby areas. Paul Wiles and Mary A. Wiles wed at the Evangelical Lutheran church near Middletown with Rev. Dr. US. G. Rudy officiating. William Grimwood and Myre Fenical married in Harrisburg by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer. Frank Coffey and Litta Smith wed in Samsville with Rev. Dr. KE. o H. Lamar. Paul Markle and Ivo Bohn quietly united in Hanover by Rev. Dr. KE. H. Lamar.
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Myre M. Fenical
Harrisburg
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frank E. Coffey
Fort Myer
Littan F. Smith
Samsville
KE. O H. Lamar
Paul A. Markle
Misa Ivo G. Bohn
Hanover
KE. H. Lamar
Farmer Attacked At Dance Leaves Farmer Wounded
Daniel Holland Jr a 27 year old farmer from Washington county lies at his home near Indian Springs in critical condition after a dance attack at Big Spring. Knife wound six inches long ear torn away and skull possibly fractured while assailants fled. Warrants expected. Also a note from Joseph A Stang renewing a subscription to The News and a Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association meeting at the Y M C A tonight at 7 30.
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Washington County
Indian Springs
Big Spring
Joseph A. Stang
Linder, Md
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Frederick News: Warcnotes and Local Incidents
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a column notes a Mary land Tay feature with patriotic airs on reform chimes by F T Rhodes. A rider, David Leatherman, was badly hurt after a fall from his horse while racing home through a storm near Harmony. Dr Zimmerman treated him at Myersville. William Flook reports a bumper wheat result from seed. George Gilbert of Boonsboro has a pear tree in bloom for the second time this year. Photographer Thomas Murray is awarded a souvenir medal. Frederick residents plan a cycling trip to Washington D C. Minnie Dadisman shows two giant elephant ears stalks from North Market Street, each leaf measuring inches long and wide.
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David Leatherman
George Leatherman
Harmony
Wolfsville
Samuel G Harshman
Church Hill
Ward Leatherman
Dr. Zimmerman
Myersville
Minnie Dadisman
Jacob Dadisman
North Market Street
Kenly Williams Wedding Opens In Locust Terrace Garden
A noon garden ceremony at Locust Terrace in Nfamaville marked the Kenly Williams wedding. Miss Mavourneen Williams and Mr Jones Franklin Kenly Jr. led a grand bridal party, Rev George W Thomas performing the ring ceremony as guests enjoyed a yellow green decor reception on the lawn. The couple plan a Cape May visit then reside at 20 East 22nd Street Baltimore.
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Frederick
Elizabeth Willis
Marion Kenly
Roland Park
Helen Hood
Lisbon
Mabel Kindley
Henry B. Ramsburgh, Jr
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Genery
George W. Thomas
Perryman
Jones Franklin Kenly, Jr
Leroy Hanway Kenly
Thomas
Episcopal Church
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Frances Willis
Sale of Real Estate in Frederick City Under Writ of Execution
By virtue of a writ issued from the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland No 13 Judi in May Term 1914 Orke Ja Cramer Frederick W Cramer and William J Cramer partners trading as George L Cramer and Sons execute sale of Samuel L Lillys real estate described as Lot 19 Block fronting 60 feet Trail Avenue Maple Avenue 135 feet to a 20 foot alley conveying from June 18 1891 recorded in Frederick County Land Records and in Frederick City Manufacturing and Developing Companies plat North West Addition to Frederick at Court House door Frederick City for cash to highest bidder.
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