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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1915
Page
6
The Brunswick News Office advertises mail subscriptions at 1 per year in advance and outlines printing services at low prices. It lists where the paper is sold, including stores and restaurants, and urges readers to report non-receipt to the office to ensure delivery.
Agricultural fairs aim to showcase high grade stock and profitable farming through displays of superior animals and scientific demonstrations. The article argues fairs attract attention with handsome products and side show science, teaching farmers the value of better breeds and fertilizers, slowly spreading rural adoption.
The speaker denounces dirty dealing in health boards and calls for competent physicians on boards to combat infant mortality and typhoid fever. He cites drained swamps near a village creating malaria risks and argues that public health requires active citizen leadership beyond mere professional duty.
The Army and Navy Journal proposes unifying the first two years of officer education for Army and Navy cadets. A shared two year program could lead to Annapolis or West Point preparation, with concurrent math and language studies. The fusion could reduce wastage, foster service ties, and simplify preparatory schooling.
A fragmentary night scene speaks of moonlit hills and a silent beloved soul while the text shifts to an advertised letters list in Frederick City Postoffice. Names include Kathyan Borel Cromer Willis Vidiew and others. The piece mixes lyric longing with a routine postal notice.
A drop in temperature last night signaled the arrival of fall in Frederick. The high yesterday reached 84 degrees while the low last night was 57. Ideal weather spurred motorists onto improved roads and anglers to Monocacy and Potomac banks where bass catches were reported strong and often double digits. The Monocacy remained clear despite Saturday night rain.
Wet weather and malignant diseases such as Blackhead have reduced turkey flocks across Frederick county this summer. Farmers report many losses, with some herds shrinking from fifty birds to only three or four, signaling possible higher prices in November. Inquiries continue into a stolen team case from Glen Rock involving a young man, a woman, and a boy.
The petit jury has been notified not to report in the Circuit Court until next Monday September 27. This postponement affects all jurors previously summoned for the current term. Court officials say proceedings will begin on the new date with jurors present as required.
Frederick columns from The News dated September 2, 1895 note visits by W R D Gascoyne of a rail line proposal, routine mayoral work, local travel routes, heavy rain at junctions, Mrs Mary Bell building on Fat Four street, and ongoing fair board activities replacing Mr David Sweadnes.”
Braddock Hotel plans major improvements for next season costing around 20000. A northwest wing will add at least 49 rooms and 20 baths, bringing total rooms to 100. A large rear porch will overlook Middletown Valley, and a new larger garage for fifty cars is planned with expanded dining facilities. The property includes 224 acres with 1.5 acres added for beauty spots. conventions are expected to boost business next year. The hotel acquired land to preserve valley views and plans new cottages on the Heights. Rockville postmaster race also noted.
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