The Frederick News Office Offers Printing and Subscriptions
The Frederick News outlines subscription details at $1.00 yearly in advance and lists outlets for sale and delivery including New City Hotel and Braddock, with a call for subscribers in Frederick County to report issues and help improve service.
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New City
Booth Market Central
F. K. Peamiarstear
West
Patrick Meret
Asagten
Braddock
Elimimerman Bros
Movareen's
South St. Cor
Mcmmarriy
Marcy W.bowers
Schley Drug Store
Patrick Street
New City Hotel
J. Marshall Miller
Bentz St
Mobley
West Church St. - Septloder Fe
B. James
Mail Orders vs Local Stores Explain Hidden Costs
A reader explains mail order houses impose extra freight and handling charges, ship to warehouses then to customers, often increasing costs. Buying from local dealers reduces shipments and safeguards quality, avoiding second class goods and preserving store reputation.
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Pachinal
Tree Planting and Spring Care for Homes
Local readers weigh the benefits of spring and summer tree planting to enhance home scenery and town improvement. Experts advise balanced timing for planting and renovation, noting the challenges in securing offers and firm resistance to early-season work.
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Lys
Elm Shade and Trees Add Charm to Towns
A study of street trees notes elms once lined villages forming gothic arches and boosting views. It warns elms are sensitive to speed posts, praises maples and horse chestnuts for quick growth, and suggests broader planting would enhance real estate value and town charm.
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Paris
Lombardy
Europe
Coffee and Tea Consumption On Opposing Sides Of Atlantic
The Providence Journal notes contrasts in 1913 1914 beverage use. United States drank 93 million pounds coffee and 90 million tea in 1914 while Britain used 28 million coffee and 296 million tea in 1913. Tea up due to soldiers and temperance, coffee rising in Britain first seven months of the year. A British critic calls coffee a vicious Asiatic habit. Carranza’s recognition in Mexico hinges on ability to establish a national government amid civil war and shifting provincial control.
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Providence Journal
United Kingdom
United States
Great Britain
Brtish Isles
Carranza
New York
Mexico
Villa
Birthday Greetings to A. W. Nicodemus Sr of Buckers Town
The article notes A. W. Nicodemus Sr of Buckers Town today marks his eighty second birthday. A prominent resident, he has served as Orphans Court judge County Commissioner and state legislator on the Republican ticket, now retired near Packeye Town.
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A. W. Nicodemus, Sr
Buckerstown
Nicodemus
Packeye Town
Nicoemus
Atoihe Republian
Xni
Hinks
Netwood
the Orphans Court
Ashy
Grinder Wood
Hoo Witten
TM Miller
Dota K
Roozer
Georce
Wood
Charles Fo Markell
Paward AL Nibauth
Temperance criticizes Prohibition party action in Frederick county
A letter to The News argues the Prohibition party harms temperance aims by fielding a local ticket. It notes many Democratic and Republican candidates support liquor-issue votes, questions leaders' strategies, and warns the move may strengthen liquor interests while favoring the Anti Saloon League's moderate stance and hoped Annapolis legislation.
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Temperance
Prohibition Party
the News
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Prohibition
Hquor
Recall
Prohibitionists
AnthSaloon League
AntiSaloon League
Annapolis
Hood College opens new buildings with large enrollment
Hood College expects a big enrollment today or tomorrow as opening exercises begin Thursday at 10 45 a m in the new buildings in northwest Frederick. Day students enrolled today while most boarding students are due tonight. lessons resume in Hood Seminary and Frederick’s new institution is reported in working order. Police seek two stolen cars. one from September 18 with Maryland and DC plates. A 97 year old widow, Mrs Lydia Le Barron, tends her fruit farm near Poughkeepsie NY alone, spending her birthday clearing land for new trees.
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Hood College
One College
Landsome Pew
Frederick
Hood’ Seminary
Lydia le Barron
Poughkeepsie
X. Y
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Readable fragments note local items from The News columns dated September 21 1845. Mentions Henry Rollet Thurmont hand injury from clover balling machine, J Eo Tanowhill resignation as a lawyer in Unionville and successor names, local officials and offices, and William Ko Owiels of Frederick capturing 14 premiums at Timonium fair. Annie E. Bowers of Sur Kittsville named assistant teacher at Myersville public school.
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the News
Henry Rollet
Thurmont
J. Eo Tanowhill
Unionville Arades
Thay
Mion BE
Vernen
William Ko Owiels
Frederick
Mise
Annie E. Bowers
Sur Kittsville
Myerswitte
Rough Treatment Of Bill Collector Riot In Court
Daniel Jeffries and Jennie Brooks were charged with assault with intent to kill after a violent confrontation with an installment collector Maurice L. Smith at the Brooks home in Brew House alley. Jeffries grabbed a wood plank and allegedly threw it toward Smith, injuring him. both suspects were bound over for grand jury action. Dixon captured after two days on the run, held for assault on his wife. Other local court actions included non support, a chicken theft case, and a dismissed case for lack of testimony. A property purchase in Washington and a recount petition for Carroll County Clerk also noted.
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Daniel Jeffries
Jennie Brooks
Dixon
Tahian Posey
Maurice L. Smith
Smith
Nelson
Brooks
Brew House Alley
Jeffries
Posey
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Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Mariam Eichelfergrer
Valley View
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State Pike
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Seouls
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Geo. Wm. Silth
Lourren L. Welty
John T. Lewis
Prederiak
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Frank L. Stoner, V. Prest
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