Daily News Advertises Subscriptions and Office Details
The Dent Newspaper lists Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick MD and Birely as officers. It promotes semi weekly and daily editions with varying rates, notes mailing to the United States, and states the News Office is connected to a telephone exchange. It invites feedback and news reports, with postal details and 1909 second class status. Monday, September 28, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Newepepes
Great Southern Printing * and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Birelt, & RB
Delaplaine
Ec'y and
Tress
Birely. Cc
Will Fout
United States
Frederick News Subscriber Notice Improves Delivery Service
Readers urged to report missed delivery while the paper outlines sale locations at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant and other outlets on Market Street West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Arena Grocery Store and McCardell's Wines as distribution points.
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New City Hotel
Buckey's
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Aren' Grocery
McCardell's Wines
J. D. Kaufman
Typhoid Vaccination Gains Ground In Maryland Guards
The vaccination program against typhoid fever attracts wide attention as Maryland National Guard members, including twenty new men from Company A, First Regiment, receive inoculations. Inoculated individuals show no cases of fever, and U S Army records support the vaccine’s high efficacy.
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Frederick
Maryland National Guard
United States Army
Penmanship in public schools faces changing theories
The article traces shifts in teaching penmanship from copy books to vertical writing and modern speed-focused methods. It argues that forcing speed may harm legibility, notes that muscular control precedes speed in other tasks, and cites the widening use of typewriters reducing handwritten work demand.
Burden for Poor People in War-Torn Europe
The piece argues legibility for memoranda and details the severe strain on civilians in European war zones. It notes Germany's wartime loan push, 25 percent bank balance levies, forced subscriptions, and merchants forced to align with state debt payments, highlighting hardship for noncombatants and the looming burden on the poor as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourieta
Europe
Grass Fills C and Canal Threatens Suspension of Work
Heavy grass growth at the bottom of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal risks halting operations until removal. A machine has been employed to cut the grass from the canal bed to restore passage and resume service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Canal
Peaches Go To Waste In Smithsburg Belt
Large peach growers in the Smithsburg belt decide to let part of their crops go to waste to avoid the expense of picking. The move reflects cost considerations in agriculture and affects local supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg Belt
Normal Weather For Week Forecast
The Weather Bureau projected normal fall weather for the coming week with little rain expected. The forecast notes mild conditions likely to persist through the period, guiding daily plans and agricultural activities in the region.
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Weather Bureau
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Feature
Frederick items recount local happenings from September 28, 1894. William Follen carp in the Monocacy. Loudoun Frederick Fridge Co directors elected. Local board officers chosen Daker president Smith treasurer Haller secretary. Pastor Eschbach produced a church history sketch for Grew Southern Printing. Brunswick Trades Display and Ridine Tournament praised. parade marshals listed. Cain and Ridgeville bore a well on Engelbrecht property. Frederick ball fans plan an Orioles welcome excursion. A brewer John Kuhn’s horse injured another horse, had to be killed.
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Loudoun County
Frederick County Fridge Company
D. C. Winebrewer
George W. Smith
E. W. Merver
R. S. Heaton
J.D. Raker
David Lowenstein
Thomas H. Haller
D. Raker
John Kuhn
Professor Hopkins to Address Frederick County Farmers
Prof Cyril G Hopkins agricultural director of the Southern Settlement and Development Association will speak to the Frederick County Farmers Association on Saturday October 3 at 1 pm in the YMCA auditorium. President Jesse I King says the speaker will discuss lime and phosphates and argues for natural rock fertilization over burnt lime. The event follows a spring plan to have Hopkins attend a meeting that was disrupted by a missed train.
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Cyril G. Hopkins
Southern Settlement, and Development Association
Baltimore
Frederick County Farmer's Association
Jesse I. King
Hopkins
Hopking
Jast Spring
Frederick County
Farmers Association
Southern Settlement and Development Association
Prof. Hopkins
Davies Warfield
Improved Foxville Deerfield Road Requested by Delegation
A delegation appeared before the Board of County Commissioners this morning seeking county aid to improve a three mile Foxville to Deerfield road. Estimated cost is $3,000 with residents along the road contributing $1,000 and the county asked for $2,000. The plan calls for crushed stone and minimal grading. Delegation members were I. A. Fox, C. H. Brown, Roscoe Brown, and Cleveland Bussard. Final action to be decided later.
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Board of County Commissioners
Foxville
Deerfield
Frederick
Hageratown
I. A. Fox
C. H. Brown
Roscoe Brown
Cleveland Bussard
Frederick Cotillion Club Sets Dance In Armory Oct 2
Subscription cards issued for the annual Fair dance by the Frederick Cotillion Club. The event will be at the Armory on Friday evening October 2 at 9 o'clock. Committee members are H Hanson Maulsby, J Quynn Rodock, and James H Gambrill 3rd.
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Frederick Cotillion Club
Armory
H. Hanson Maulsby
J. Quynn Rodock
James H. Gambrill
NO RELIEF YET I STONE SHIPMENTS
Long report from Frederick area on Jefferson Pike improvement delays due to stone shipments blocked by railroad motor failures. Grove Lime Company president cites hauling by traction engine, limited railroad delivery, and rising winter delays. Secretary MacGill awaits Public Service Commission reply on express rates. local real estate trades noted.
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Jefferson
Frederick
William J. Grove
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Th Roads Commission
Threshermen
Grove
Lloyd T. MacGill
Personal visits and travels of local residents
A stream of social notes lists residents visiting friends in York, Baltimore, and other cities. Names include Eleanor Carty, Mabel Kindley, Prof. R. Ray Miller, Mrs. J. J. Aland, Mrs. Dr. Pence, Norman B. Hagan, Claude R. Moberly, Ernest F. Kennedy, Benjamin L. Jacobs, Harold Burkholder, Stanley Swartz, Clara March, Louis Edehelberger, Edward A. G. Hermann, Calvin Zimmerman, Edward S. Delaplaine, Charles Brust, Edward Thomas, Miriam Morgan Smith, Helen Morgan, T. Maynard Morgan, Harling E. Sponseiler, Ruth and May Carty, G Wesley Kindley, and D Edward Young among others. Trips include Baltimore, Washington, Ellicott City, and travels to attend funerals or weddings and to study. Numerous residents will attend the Republican State meeting and weddings in Washington.
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Mixa Eleanor Carty
East Patrick Street
York, Pa
Misa Mabel Kindley
East Church Street
Baltimore
Prof
R. Ray Miller
North Market Street
Dr. Pence
Noah E. Cramer
Revard Street
Norman
Hagan
Taneytown
Claude R. Moberly
Washington
Ernest F. Kennedy
Benjamin L. Jacobs
Braddock Heights
Harold Burkholder
Stanley Swartz
Mis
Clara March
Mt. Alry
Priscilla Hobbs
Louis Edehelberger
A. J. Eichelberger
West Fourth Street
Edward A. G. Hermann
Cessna
C. Hermann
West South Street
Calvin
Zimmerman
Ellicott City
Edward S. Delaplaine
University of Maryland Law School
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Barnett Zumbro
Bat Waynesboro
Edward Thomas
East Second Street
Maryland University
Miriam Morgan Smith
Helen Morgan
T. Maynard Morgan
Reskins Morgan ,Sr
Harling E. Sponseiler
South Market Street
Ruth
May Carty
Patrick ‘Street
Ethel Jones
Charlies Tanner
G. Wesley Kindley
Central Trust Company
Carlisle
Harrisburg
Points
Pennsylvania
D. Edward Young
Wm. J. Wiles
Washington, D
City
Oyster Steaming Plant Opens for Winter Use
Manager Milton T. Engle of the Buffalo prepares for extensive oyster handling this winter. A new plant, built by N. J. Wilson and Son, will steam oysters for sale at the restaurant and bar and at parties, with completion by October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton T. Engle
Buffalo
Messrs
N. J. Wilson and Son
Engle
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Pots Mac
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Potomac
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Rock
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H. & F. Railway
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Stauffer
Putman and Miller's
John Adams
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Walkersville
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Gertrude Woodard
Cheney & Col
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Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
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C. Halie
J. J. Aland
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Mrsx. &. Schroeder
John Claggett
Chicago
Petersville
Finestone Iesther Goods
Harner's Drug Store
Halle
Zult
Flagerstown Pike
Anderson
Septdimon
Wents
J. B. Meiler
Lakeaville
Fox- Farms
J. m Meiler
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Sound Policy and Conserva
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Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
John W Null
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Albert Gilson
Comptroller
Banking House
U. S
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Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
Junezithyvear
Harry C. Hull
Peoples Fire Insurance
Church and
Court Streets
Apriltédémons
B. Evard Kepner
Aprédiy
C. & Hahn
EL Betson Nahn & Betson
HAHN _& BETSON
Cramer & Stauffer
State Read
Cramer
Stauffer OF
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Ilousehold Furniture
Septzsdse
Bunker Axworthy
W. J. Brown
W. Patrick St
Dill Avenue
Elm Street
College Park
Hee
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third
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L. E. Stunkle
Thomas Kemp
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George Het Tear Braddock
City Hospital
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