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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
6
Local Frederick MD paper details subscriptions and advertising terms for Nor Daily News and The Semi Weekly News. Listings include rates, delivery, postal options, and office contact points plus Bronswick Times coordination and store locations.
The article praises Frederick banks for adding over a million dollars in deposits in a year. It urges readers to feel pride in community thrift and explains how savings support local industry, farmers, and future security, while noting some debate about investment in local enterprise.
The fragmentary clipping notes Americans are discussed abroad and in the United States, mentioning fame and various unspecified points.
The article laments a virulent speed craze in travel work and recreation, contrasting it with older restrained living. It warns that speed erodes security and virtue, urging self denial as the civic virtue and safeguard for individuality and character amid societal pressures.
A mosaic of clipped lines from sources like the Louisville Courier Journal and Christian Advocate. It touches on real estate value statements, a satirical border sergeant, jokey family scenes, and a farmer commenting on his son Josh practicing golf.
It Can Be Done recounts a stubborn resolve to tackle the impossible with action as onlookers scoff. Mr John Gomber remains seriously ill at his home on South Market Street.
Convicted by a jury last Saturday afternoon of larceny of a chinchilla overcoat belonging to Millard Be Bar thiow, John Smith, white, was sentenced this morning by the court to eighteen months in the Maryland House of Correction. If not paroleable, the defendant faced a suspended sentence as a last hope. He sank in his chair, face in hand, while hearing the sentence. Also, Amos W. Rudy found guilty of non support of his minor child and released on personal recognizance in $100 to pay his wife one dollar weekly for a year. Reno S. Harp was attorney for the defendant. Hickman case postponed to Friday.
Justice Mallaby sentences Lillie Brooks to 90 days in jail in default of a $26 fine after a disorderly conduct arrest by Officers Painter and Hahn. Randolph Norris also receives 90 days in jail in default of a $20 fine. Henrietta Brooks pays $2.50. Glenn Kane’s sentence is suspended. Madeline Goodman, Dick Potts, and Mary Hall found not guilty. Olivers ehn and Painter made the arrests.
Mr C W Hendrix postmaster at Parkton who was operated on for appendicax at the Frederick City hospital Friday is improving Mr Harry Bonapine West Thiri street 18 much improved and able to be about again
Farmers report over half of the corn crop harvested in the Royds area of Montgomery county with large ears and a favorable yield. Wheat threshing shows 25 bushels per acre with prices averaging 145 dollars per bushel.
A social gathering at Mrs. Percy Orr’s Walkersville home featured cards and late refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saylor, Misses Nicodemus Cramer Stauffer, B. Anders, and Dr. Walter Price, among others. Maryland Gets District Berth. Tre Witt C. Smith, Hagerstown native and Laurel High School graduate, was named secretary to the Board of Dls Commissioners in Washington. Smith formerly clerked for the Public Values Commission.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a local item notes Lawrence Kemp, formerly of Frederick, elected president of the Maryland American Bankers Association. Other items include a women’s college lecture plan, a local mayoral pledge, delays on passenger trains, and Frederick youths moving west to Missouri.
Thieves broke into Joseph E. Hoke’s West Main street store by a window and stole cash, eggs, meat, and butter. They then took gas from Hotel Single garage to fuel their auto and fled toward Frumitsburg, with officials reporting strong clues and warrants issued. Poisoned dogs were also linked to the crime, as investigators feared traps were set to silence watchdogs during the burglary. An anonymous Frenchman offered a $10000 prize for a machine to replace a missing hand.
A local bank advertises liberal interest on special deposits, highlighting favorable rates for savers seeking higher yields. The notice emphasizes reliable returns and security, urging customers to contact bank offices for terms and minimum deposits.
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