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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1916

Page

6

The Times and News Office Subscription Details

Semi weekly news aims for weekly publication each Friday. Subscription rates and delivery options posted at The Times office on High Street opposite Peoples National Bank. The News lists street vendors and local hotels selling copies across the county with contact numbers 183 and 171.

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Purpose of College Work Shifts From Scholarship to Wealth

A century ago college students were celebrated as scholarly wonders, but today many seek degrees for athletics social life or money. The shift risks undervaluing age old wisdom while still acknowledging value in broader education. Colleges exist mainly to search for wisdom, not merely to turn out more wealth.

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Caniford Cummings and Bittle Leatherman Weddings

Hymeneal notes report two marriages: Caniford and Miss Louise Cummings of Branswick were joined Saturday by Rev J T Hart of the NM. E echard. J Bittle and Miss Mary Leatherman of Myersville wed Thursday last by Elder C H Frashour of the Church of the Brethren.

Caniford—Cummings Withiam FE Caniford Louise Cummings Branswick J. T. Thomas Hart Eechard Bittle Leatherman Tra J. Bittle Mary Leatherman Myersville H. Frashour Church of the Brethren

Property transfers and license notices in Moon's Pile area

In the Moon's Pile section James McKissick and wife transfer a country real estate to Martin C. Treslet and wife for 1200 dollars. Edward Lynch and wife sell in the city for 56 dollars. A marriage license is issued for Joseph B. Thomas II and Ada B. Thomas II, both colored, in Moon's Pile.

James &. McKissick Wfe Martin C. Treslet Real Estee Edward Lynch Lou Bureklot Joseph B. Thomas Ada B. Thomas Moon’Pile

Local notices and society news from Frederick area

Miss A Kate Gittinger East Patrick Street recovers from a gathered car while Mrs Fennie Stockman Center Street improves after illness. Mr Willard Markey of Washington hospitalized for appendicitis. Mrs Markey at his bedside. Young People Missionary Society meets at Evangelical Lutheran Pee chapel to discuss Home Missions in Action and Lutheran responsibility in Arizona. Mrs Sheridan Cressier and daughter injured in a Pen Mar runaway. Walter Duvall Frank X Staley report five large bass aboard theSportsmen. Goldsboroughs move to new Baltimore home at 429 University Parkway. Gov Phillips Lee Goldsborough now president of National Union Bank.

A. Kate Gittinger East Patrick Fennie Stockman Center Street Jas Frederick Willard Markey Washington Markey G. H. Zimmerman East Patrick Street Hig Zimmerman Ida M. Markey Young People’s Missionary Society Young People’s Missionary Sobiety Evangelical Lutheran Pee Arizona Lena Seeger Jesus Vole Gladys Kumler Jesson Home Missions Mira Kate Seeger Goldsboroughs Phillips Lee Goldeborough Familly Yeaturday University Parkway Baltimore Goldsborough National Union Bank Taylor Darby J. Howard Gitlinger Albert Darby Martinaburg W. Va Mary E. Gittinger B.C. Forrest Lil Uestown Mixen Wiener Max Eva Thomas Near Frederik Estelle Gibson Seleste Thomas Braddock Heights Daniel Thomas Karl Hargett Elden Hau Jefferson Starper's Ferry Charlestown Martinabure Weasley Michael Enos Michael Dayton Ohio Amanda Summers Weat Pat- Hick Street Lawrence Cole Thomas Duwdney Harper Brad West Pattrick Street Charles Mehrling Mary Virginia William Lewis Woodbine Charles E. Miller Patrick Street Petour William E. Filler East Third Street Boston Mass Mika Mary Volce New England Conservatory of Music Mosaics Frank D. Howard G. Hun Jier Towers Charles Houck Gettysburg Col Lege Turner Fethel Richmont Washington and Lee University Arthur Derr Frank PD Howard i Harold A. Kemp Virginia, Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Misa Florence Garner Joseph Olver Josephine Olver Emily Oliver Nelson Oliver Washinto Moberly Claude thetLorgetown University Amon Burgee Lexington Amon Burge, Jr Washington and Lee Univorsity William H. Wolfe Joan H. Garbar Neir Union Iiridge John Wolfe West Fifth Street Avtender Chas H. Jackson Helen Jackson Camden N. J L. V. Mohler East Church Street Bruce LeGore LeGore Alfred Trundle Fengaville Gettysburg College Hagerstown A. L. Wolfe Braddock Wava Clay Mt. Airy Katherine Nusbaum

Kidney trouble adpromises from big eaters health claim

An old advertisement warns that Americans overeat rich foods strain kidneys and cause bladder weakness and general decline. It promotes a remedy called Kidneco, claimed to flush clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and improve health with daily tablets before meals.

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Frederick Twenty Years Ago In Frederick

Local column from The News notes the Frederick City Lime Company patent on potash lime production. Survey work on Water Street by Col J A Maydon and engineers. a store window display of certificates to bearer with quirky currency notes. recollections of old money circulation. J W Morie Colt wins second place in a colt pacing race at Hoath Lehem Pa. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials, including Capt B F Bond, visit Frederick and ride the electric road to Braddock Heights.

Frederick City Lime Company Frank Fr. Sappington Tatuxent B. FL Bond Pivicion Tas Eenger Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frederick Braddock Heights

Personal notices of travel and visits across Maryland and Virginia

Baltimore and Martinsburg residents attend funerals and visit friends across Frederick Braddock Heights and Washington. Individuals like Mrs Taylor Darby J Howard Gitlinger and many others travel to Starpers Ferry Charlestown Martinsburg and Towson while students and nurses depart for Baltimore Lynchburg and the New England Conservatory for music study.

Birthday Greetings Toward a Fourth Birthday in Etchre Era

Mr Etchison son of Hears No oend Wary Ehtson is celebrated as part of a district birthday. He studied in Frederik and was admitted to practice Frederi werands. He attended IM hineg om Cetoce and graduated in 187. He served in the Interer department under Secretary Hoke Smith and remains active in a congressional campaign. Friends join in greeting at an anniversary gathering.

Teds Marke Frelerick Aomikos Chien Ehtson Thia Elt Femser Frederik Etehman Frederi& Werands Tan Vaqta Lnterer Hoke Smith Etchison Mide

Mateship Lectures Deemed Essential In Eugenics Course

Dr McCuaig’s Auroral lectures at Evengelist Lutheran church argued that selection for mateship underpins human eugenics. He warned against sexual sensationalism in theatre and urged moral training from childhood to guide choosing a husband or wife. The talk referenced Damaged Goods and criticized sensational plays promoting vice.

Oro King Seaus McCuaig Maryland McCuals Xeman New York City State of New York Han Howe

Frederick County Banks Report 1916 Summary Bank Photos

Frederick County Maryland bank statements show assets in the Frederick area with notes on U S bonds, deposits, reserves, and net amounts due from Federal Reserve Bank and reserve agents. Other institutions listed include Walkersville Savings Bank and Central Trust Company of Maryland with detailed liabilities and capital stock figures.

U. S UOB Federal Reserva Bank Federal Reserve Bank Fueral Reserve Bank New York Chicago St Louie Oo Citien State of Maryland Frederick W. Il. Carty J. W. T. Carty Chas BT. Hendrickson N. P Edward D. Shriner Ben J. F. Reich, Allen G. Quynn UL S. Bonds Chicreo Louisana Bankas Keene Acca Een Cain and Certucate U.S Walkersville Savings Bank Walkersvile RESO E.ei Ee Central Trust Company

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