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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
6
The document outlines subscription rates for the TRE DAILY NEWS and SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS, pricing options for one year and six months, and how to subscribe. It notes delivery by carriers, office contact in Brunswick, and places where the newspaper is sold, with postal information and office telephone numbers.
An old fashioned approach to household economy emphasized by careful pricing and selective advertising. Newspapers guide shoppers to learn prices, brands, and manufacture details, using promotions to lower costs. The piece notes rising wealth reawakening thrift and urges intelligent purchase habits for families. Additionally, news items include infant Clara May Shaus's death from meningitis and church tower repairs at St John’s Catholic Church with cross recapping and painting work.
Pagesic Robert Rippers and U A Loughant Son were assisting with a monument at Shippensburg when a heavy item fell and injured a foot. The incident occurred in the city surroundings with local men aiding in the construction effort.
The jury in the case against Mary Warren was hung after about an hour and a half of deliberation. Warren faces two counts for maintaining a bawdy and a disorderly house on North Bentz Street. Police witnesses testified they saw no wrongful activity, though a colored woman said a man left via a window as his wife searched for him. The trial occurred before Judge Court and was prosecuted by State's Attorney Lauren K. Anders.
A long list of residents from Dubuque and other towns visit friends and relatives in Washington. Travelers include Mr Po Prenty and daughter Miss Locrie, Mr Hart Shook, Mrs John Garger, Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss Ruth Locke, and many others. Several locals accept new positions, extend visits, or travel between towns such as Baltimore and Chicago, with notes on прибывания, work changes, and homecomings.
Property transfers in city and counties, listing Margaret Brish to Wrish and Birsh, Ellen Stambaugh to Diller, Linthicums to Linthicums, and other deeds. Marriage licenses show ages and residences for several couples. Also includes brief notes on bread made from chestnuts by mountain peoples in Italy and France with a humorous World quip about music attribution.
Warthen Leach of near Damascus and Marie Leach of Washington quietly married at the Presbyterian Manse this morning 211 velock by Rev Dr Thonas Freeman Pixon. Wheat prices show slight drop to 1.47. corn remains at 4.18 per barrel.
The News extends birthday greetings to Harman L. Gaver, Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners. He approaches three score years and ten and remains active in work, teaching earlier in life, with Frederic life and several city posts noted. He has built houses on Seventh Street and holds substantial property in the area.
Twenty years ago today local columns reflect on Frederick politics with talk of congress candidates and public speaking plans. The October term docket includes cases at the Court of Appeals while the Frederick County Agricultural Society prepares its annual exhibit and a new brick house on the Mealey property is under construction and neighborhood dwellings receive fresh paint.
The Rev Joseph L. Dulles of North Pine Street Frederick endorses a Dreco remedy for his wife’s severe illness. He recounts dramatic improvements including relief from stomach pains constipation and fatigue after using Dreco and credits the product with saving her life. The letter is signed and an advertisement appears in Pearres Pharmacy Frederick.
Mrs Eigar Tr Mercer wife of Mt Airy auctioneer and a friend escaped death after their car was struck by a trolley at Saratoga street and Fulton Avenue Baltimore. The rear wheel was broken and the machine turned, Mercer helped wife to safety and continued toward hospital where she would undergo another operation today. The crash occurred around 5 pm carrying the party about 24 feet along the tracks before the trolley stopped. Mrs Mercer and Mrs Engle were injured slightly as manager Mercer recovered from the shock. A nearby garage repaired the car and Mercer drove home.
A Frederick Maryland bank advertises open accounts and special deposits with a liberal interest rate. It lists figures 180000 and 1209000 as resources and promotes opening an account with the bank.
A partial OCR shows totals for loans and discounts and other items, with entries for reserves and securities. It cites the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank at Frederick Maryland, closing business September 12, 1916, including figures for loans, overdrafts, and bonds pledged to secure circulation.
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