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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
6
The paper outlines daily distribution rates and payment options for subscriptions by carriers or mail. It notes a semi weekly edition published Tuesdays and Fridays, with prices and mailing details, and lists local merchants where the News can be purchased.
The article weighs the boom in automobile stocks and warns that profits may peak as competition rises and prices adjust. It notes investors risk through overtrading and urges caution for those buying new models. It also discusses Massachusetts child labor law reviews, with Assistant Surgeon M. Victor Safford aiding a federal study on minors' health and work impact.
Public Health Bulletin No. 78 reports a study of over 600 boys ages 14 to 18 working in cotton mills across Massachusetts. Findings note many were undersized or undeveloped, with older youths tending toward full time mill work, while injuries and disease were rarely found due to state employment certs. The report calls for more study on atmospheric conditions and highlights preventable health issues among workers.
The Washington oat reports financial journals defend farmers thrift amid rising auto use in rural areas. Mortgage demand remains strong with usual supply, while living standards rise with farming progress. The piece argues farmers are converting urban luxuries into essential agricultural needs.
A poem by Frank Arthur French contrasts a garden east with a western desert where a tortured, dead figure lies beneath mesquite. The verses juxtapose beauty and violence, ending with the line And all is Peace. in Now.
Local notes from The News columns dated September 15, 1836 report prohibition meetings to be held Wednesday through Friday at Market space with M. J. Fannins as speaker. The W Co T UV holding a Monday meeting discusses plans for the State Convention set for September 22 to 25. Liexd Lowndes of Talbott county named clerk to the commander of the State Ashert force, to assume duties Wednesday, succeeding Col. John R. Rouser. Frederick Rouser mites resume operations for the season.
Purely Personal column notes visits and travel of residents around Hagerstown Frederick Thurmont Middletown and Frederick County. Mentions address addresses, guests at homes, returns from trips to Baltimore Philadelphia Niagara Falls Atlantic City Braddock Heights and Martinsburg. Includes churchgoing trips and small local events among many individuals and families.
Miss Charlotte Markellaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Baker became the bride of Dr John Theodore King Jr of Baltimore at the Fort Church Street home. Clergymen included Rev Edward Helfenstein and Bishop John Gardner Murray. Attendants wore orchid tafteta and pink tiger lilies. Reception drawn 400 guests from Frederick Baltimore Washington and New York. The couple plan North Carolina trip and home at 1400 Eutaw Place Baltimore after November. Divorce suit filed by Margaret M Barkhart against Harry V Barkhart Voyager.
A Frederick resident, Mrs Amanda Rickards, shares her experience with kidney trouble. She says backaches, dizziness, and sleeplessness improved after using Love of Doane Kidney Pills, noting rapid relief and ongoing use, reflecting a local testimonial ad from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
WANTED san ator, in good condition, chee for cash. Address Rex No. 6. News Office. Repurdit ay DRY OAK Conn WOR, Vxita price for quick delivery. Thgela Tee and Coal Co. Rapisais
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