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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1914

Page

4

Frederick News circulation notice and ad list

Friday, September 18, 1914 edition directs subscribers to report missed papers and lists sale points including New City Hotel and Guckey’s Cigar Store. The issue parries with wartime reflections on courage, pain, and the social stigma of cowardice amid the Balkan or European conflict.

New City Guckey S. Market St. Central F. K. Schmidt West Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros McCardell's Gore

Farmers Day At Brunswick Boosts Booster Festival

Tomorrow Farmers Day at Brunswick accompanies the Booster Festival with a large farmer turnout expected. Special speakers include Dr. August Stabler leader of Cooperative Farm Demonstration work, J. Brad Beverley Virginia farm expert, and J. H. Stewart agricultural agent of the B. and O. Emory. Remsberg county farm demonstrator is also due to speak.

Brunswick August Stabler Agricultural Department J. Brad Beverley Virginia J. H. Stewart

Back Yard Beauty Spotlight Opens To Public In Frederick

The educational flower garden of Mr. Frank C. Hargett will be opened to the public this evening. Frederick residents are invited to visit the yard to see a beautiful example of backyard improvement. The Civic Club has promoted back yard beautification with contests and prizes to engage children and foster city beauty.

Frank C. Hargett Frederick Hargett Civic Club of

Modern Courage and the Softening of Pain Tolerance

An essay on European fighting highlighting whether modern comfort dulls resolve. It notes that minor pains are harder for people to bear and recalls a tale of a pig technician who severed a foe’s tooth with a hatchet rather than endure a painful extraction.

Europe Gates

Thurmont High School foundation under excavation progress

The Thurmont High School foundation is being excavated with concrete mixers to start in a day or two under Contractor Leroy Hoke. Brick work begins next week with Lloyd C. Culler as the contractor. BB Evard Kepner is the architect. occupancy is planned for January 1 at the start of the second term.

Thurmont H Thurmont High School Leroy Hoke Lloyd C. Culler BB. Evard Kepner

Fall Meeting Entries Close for Pimlico Races Start New Season

Entries for the Maryland Jockey Club Fall Meeting at Pimlico will close October 10 as blanks are distributed. The race meet runs at Pimlico from November 2 to November 12 inclusive with racing daily.

Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico

Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Readable local column from September 18 1894 notes a German band playing Sweet Marie and other tunes in Frederick. A private dance is planned in Junior Hall with committee in charge. George Weiner finished a row boat to launch on the Monocacy. Clerk Jordan issued 36 marriage licenses in August. Gypsies camp near Harmony Grove. Randolph H Matz patented a collar forming machine. Hog cholera appears in multiple county sections, worse in Emmitsburg. Mrs William Roberts has a night blooming cereus with 13 blossoms. The Mowers attract visitors after Brish and Baker buy Marshall Fouts cigar store on North Market. A 12 year old boy employed by William Howard is severely injured when thrown from a horse.

War Tax Strike and Frederick Festival Inquiries

A collage of reader questions about a looming war tax impact, local events like the Frederick Fast and dances by D. W. and the Dream, voter registration, railroad stations for Frederick, Carroll Creek beautification, and the Free Library’s European war coverage. Residents ask when events occur and what changes may come to the city.

Frederick D. W Wuat Carroll Creek Free Library

Bucket Brigade Rescues Knoxville Home From Fire

Fire of unknown origin last night partly destroyed the home of Mrs. Sarah M. Moss in Knoxville. The blaze began on the second floor and was fought by a bucket brigade from Brunswick, saving a nearby house. The Moss family, including her son and daughter in law, were on the first floor. The wreckage and logs were insured, with estimated loss between 700 and 3800 dollars. No cause was found. investigators may pursue clues. In a separate incident, an automobile carrying Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Kenly Jr of Baltimore struck a colored woman and daughter while turning a curve en route to a wedding trip. The daughter was unharmed. the mother, Eva Dorsey, suffered a broken shoulder and bruises and was taken home by train.

Sarah M. Moss Knoxville Kemp Brunswick J. Franklin Kenly, JI Baltimore Wameville A. K. Williams Eva Dorsey Bartholows

Orchard of 3 000 Trees In Montgomery County Farm

William L. Cramer of near Barnesville has established a fine 3000 tree orchard on about 40 acres. Some 1500 peach trees and 1500 apple trees will bear next year. The project signals Montgomery County's shift toward fruit growing as Frederick County has done.

Montgomery County Frederick William L. Cramer Barnesville Cramer Frederick County Hagerstown Pike

New double house near completion on West Thirg Street

John Wilson constructs a three story rough brick double house on West Thirg Street. The building features a front porch and is set for occupancy around October 1 with one unit for Mr Wilson and the other for rent. Hahn and Betson serve as contractors.

Special half price sale of Dr Howard's specific

IT SAVES YOU MONEY Price 25c. The special half price sale of Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia by Dr AL Pearre means the saving of a few dollars on every family's yearly bill for medicines. Each 30 crat bottle contains sixty doses of a medicine that is pleasant to take and which can be depended upon to cure the worst case of constipation, dyspepsia or liter trouble. If you are troubled with constipation, headache or dizziness, or if your food does not digest naturally and easily, you cannot afford to let pass the special price that Mr. Pearre is making this week on Dr. Howard's specific. Mr Pearre is giving his customers a chance to try Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of constipation and dy opepzia at just half the regular price, one and every package is sold under his personal guarantce to refund the money if it is not satisfactory- Advertisement.

Howard AL Pearre Pearce

Sheriff pursues Seer Hamilton to Pittsburgh

Frederick sheriff records a hunt for fugitive Hamilton who fled with about 2250 dollars. Evidence places him in Cumberland then Pittsburgh with police notified and a $50 Pennsylvania reward offered. Sheriff Conard describes delaying to verify sightings and securing printed dodger notices while hoping for arrest.

Sherif John J. Coward Hamilton Frederick Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Frederick County Bank Reports September 12 1914 Condition

Frederick County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank at Frederick Maryland file fall 1914 statements. Figures show capital stock 160000, surplus 160000, undivided profits 53906.61, deposits 1796418.61, and various notes and certificates outstanding. Sworn affidavits confirm truth of the statements by cashiers J W L Carty and C Albert Gilson before N P Chas B T Hendrickson.

Frederick County National Bank Frederick Maryland National Bank State of County of Frederick J. W. L. Carty Chas B. T. Hendrickson N. P Edward D. Shriner Benji. F. Reich Lewis E. Birbely Walkersville Savings Bank Walkersville Money Reserve’ Bank Cce Crac Eeeceae U.S Franklin Savings Bank W. Heinlein Geo. W. Neinlein Thomas Whapline N. OP James Houck Jamos Urner Harvey FR. Lease SopuTarantyr Farmers and Mechanich National Bank Aloe Vee Gee of Frederick Albert Gilson N.P James H. Harris Henry R. Steiner FRANK L. Stoner Nce

Autocar Company tour through mid-Atlantic states

A representative from Autocar Company Ardmore Pa arrives in Frederick for several days then travels over 200 miles through Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina to Greensboro N C In Washington to Atlanta mileage the car covered 1599 miles The firm supplied many cars for foreign governments with rear firing pins The Hagerstown Frederick Railway faces wage pressure as workers request a 2 cent per hour raise while Emory J Coblentz is away awaiting the companys reply in Hagerstown

Frederick Autocar Company Ardmore Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Greensboro N.C U.S Washington Atlanta Indiana Polis Ind Hagerstown and Frederick Emory J. Coblentz Hagerstown

Frank Little recuperating after hospital operation

Amidst local notices no less than several residents are mentioned by name in this fragment. Mrs RE Pelaplaine on Elm street is ill at home. Mrs Frank Little, operated on at City Hospital, is recovering. Mr Lawson Dubé of North Market is confined at home by illness but able to be out. An advertisement hawks Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials from F J Cheney & Co and the National Bank of Commerce endorsing the product.

Taam Mia Oscar Main Yttle Baby Middletown RE Pelaplaine Elm Street Frank Little City Hospital Dane Lawson Dube North Market

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