Daily News and Southern Printing Ad Group in Frederick
The Daily News announces partnership details with Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company of Frederick. Blairely and Abba Delaplaine hold president and secretary treasurer roles with Will Breirely as vice president and manager. Subscription prices and mail delivery options outlined. office connected to Telephone Exchange.
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Pumaleed BT
Reat Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frrderick
Brirely
Abba Delaplaine
Secy and Treas
Birely
Suu-Weekly
TEA Daily
QM Daily
United Tes
News Subscribers Asked to Report Missing Papers
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report it. The paper is available at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bree Grocery Store McCardell's Store.
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Frederick News
Mew City
Buckey’s Cigar
Market St
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bree
McCardell’s
Women in the Fields in Europe and America
The article notes women stepping into farm work in wartime Europe and the United States. It argues such labor has become common, driven by labor shortages and high meat prices, with women expanding into farming, market gardening, and related fields. It highlights agricultural schools reporting more women studying farming.
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Europe
United States
J &O
The Voter's First Duty in Upcoming Elections
Citizens must qualify to vote by registering in person on set days. The schedule lists four registration days: September 22, September 23, October 6, and October 7. A revision day is set for October 13, and the notice urges all voters to participate.
Voters must register now to vote in next year's primaries
The article stresses that only those whose names are on the registration books this year can vote in the upcoming primaries for State and county officers. It urges readers to register promptly, noting those who neglect registration will have no voice in nominating governors, state lawmakers, or county officials. The piece highlights September 22 as the first day to ensure registration.
Farmers Crave Food Talks Over War Hype
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports that country store gatherings of farmers debunk the idea they plotting state policy. A Farm Journal editor, after touring 37,000 miles by auto, finds farmers focus on crops and food supply as the central interest, believing the world will eat and the crops are a solid asset despite war fears.
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Jarmenh
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Farm Journal
Aca
Minutes of Merriness and Quick Wits in Snippet Dialogue
A jumble of humorous jests from newspapers featuring a movie experience query, a line about wax for a decade with a furniture van, quips about elevated roads and ice cream sign gags. Exchanges cover beards versus clean shaven looks and a mother asking a professor about her daughter's talent with a joke on teaching fees.
The Government and the Care of Animals and Children
A poem rails at government spending on animal health versus child welfare. It contrasts veterinary care for cows and pigs with limited aid for sick babies, arguing that officials fund animal health while neglecting human needs, then urges equality of concern and patronage.
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Sam
Indigestion to Constipation Healed by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Mood Gallacher of Geneva New York describes yearlong attacks of acute indigestion followed by constipation. After trying many remedies she bought Chamberlain's Tablets from a local druggist and reports immediate relief after two bottles enabling her to eat heartily without ill effects. Sold by all dealers.
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Mood Gallacher
Geneva
N.Y
Unia
Chamberlain
Fooseon
Purely Personal Notes From Nearby Visitors and Events
Mr Henry Weinberg of Hagerstown visits relatives while Mrs Harvey Sunday and daughter Corigne return from Hagerstown. Several locals take weekend trips to Gettysburg. Memorial artist Charles Miller's son born at West Seventh Street home. First Lieutenant Thaddeus Crapater detached to Onondaga and bound for Fort Trumbull. Umpire Walter McAfee returns to Baltimore after a busy season. praised for 75 Tri-City games and 26,250 calls.
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Henry Weinberg
Hagertown
Herbert Kreb
Register of Wills Office
Washington
Edward Hollis
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harvey Sunday
Corlgne
Hagerstown
John A. Ditzler
Anna
East Third Street
Hanover
Nellie Kiracofe
Markwood DP. Harp
West Fourth
Francis Sehwenting
West South Street
Abran
Castle
Jefferson
Charles Miller
Frank Johnson
West Severith Street
H. Hubert. Bowers
Harry W. Bowers
St. John's College
Annapolis
Bowers
Thaddeus G. Crapater
US 8
RC. 8
Carrall County
Frederick
Onondaga
Revenue
Academy
Fort Trumbull
New London
Conn
Walter B. McAfee
Ump
Neck of the Woods
Baltimore
Mac
Escaped Patient Caught Near Liberry Town
John Dorsey, once confined at Crownsville insane asylum after a home destruction by his mother, was arrested in Frederick by Deputy Sheriff Jones on Saturday afternoon. He claimed his name was not Dorsey when first apprehended.
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John Dorsey
Liberrytown
Crownsville
Frederick
Jones
Dorsey
Frederick Chronicle items from September 21 1894
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items include plans for a new three story brick building by Independent Cose Company and a decision to set a construction time. A Baltimore News note praises efforts to honor Francis Scott Key in Frederick and Baltimore with funds to mark his grave. Brunswick council elects Glenn Worthington as attorney for another year. Silas Jones’s barn near Olner burns with provender. fire origin unknown. Rev Kiln of Virginia and Rev Kline of Frederick to speak at Harmony Grove temperance demonstration.
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Columes of the News
Cose Company
Westey Paltzell
Wll
Baltimore News
Baltimore
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Silas Jones
Olner
Mr. Klein
Virginia
Marion Kline
Harmony Grove
County
E. Soetetr
Auto Hits 1 Buggy But Misses Another
Mottern family narrowly escapes serious injuries on the National Pike near Braddock when a buggy they rode in is sideswiped by a tow truck. The lead car’s brakes failed on a steep grade, another auto’s axle gave way, and the steering knuckle loosened as the two vehicles collided. Beall, the tow driver, promised repairs and delivered the Matterns to their destination.
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Maurice E. Mottern
Elmer Mottern
Braddock
Frederick
National Pike
Clifton Road
W. A. R. Benil
Matterns
William Brown
Beall
Mattern
Messra
Deputy Logan Asked to Resign from IRS Post
The deputy United States Internal Revenue Collector William Logan of Hagerstown has been asked to resign. Logan, in service for years, cites civil service rules as the basis. Albert M. Bloom of Tilehmanten, a Democratic member of the State Central Committee for Washington County, is among the applicants for the position.
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United States Internal Revenue
William Logan
Hagerstown
Logan
Albert M. Bloom
Tilehmanten
State Central Committee
Washington County
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for travelers and home use during the Spanish war era. It claims many thanks for the advice and urges purchase from all dealers.
Deaths and funerals in Frederick area stories
Miss Charlottes Staup aged 82 died suddenly at Mr John King s home near Myersville from apoplexy The funeral will be from Mr Storr s home at 2 pm with interment in Zion Reformed Cemetery Mrs Laura Jane Roth widow of Dr A A Roth died in Philadelphia Remains to be brought to Frederick for interment at Mt Olivet Funeral arrangements by C E Cline George Hoskins Morgan Sr died after illness aged about 55 Surviving relatives include wife children and mother Funeral at 4 pm Tuesday from Mary E Morgans home Mt Olivet burial private Thomas P Rice Funeral Director
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John King
Myersville
Miss Staup
Hansonville
John Storr
M. L. Etehlaon
Robert KH. Roth
Newcastle
Del
Laura Jane Roth
A. A. Roth
Phiadelphia
Roth
Charles‘Roth
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
West Church Street
Thomas P. Rice
Stop That First Fall Cough Urges Early Cold Care
Stop That First Fall Cough urges checking fall cough or cold now to prevent serious lung trouble. Recommends Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as pure relief for tail cough and feverish infants, with Lou sence Phlegm antiseptic to fortify against colds. Guaranteed 25c at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Unclear fragment on numbers and dessert wording
The fragment appears to contain stray figures and wording without a coherent event or identifiable entities. No persons organizations places dates or outcomes are clearly discernible to summarize as a newspaper item.
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