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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1915
Page
7
The item outlines subscription rates and distribution notes for The News and The Weekly News with offices on Market Street and mailing options. It lists prices for one year and shorter periods, printing capabilities, and various local outlets where the papers can be obtained. It also mentions delivery and readership details, including a weekly schedule and potential contact points.
The article argues teachers should balance reading with activity to avoid passive learners who prefer easy magazines over challenging books. It warns against overemphasis on story papers and urges integrating print culture with sport and hands on work to suit individual pupils amid broader concerns about fairs and travel patterns.
The piece argues that populous California supports big public fairs through strong state pride and broad attendance within 500 miles. It claims residents borrow for admissions, fueling state enterprises, with loyalty yielding lasting rewards as funds circulate back into public projects.
The Y M C A building, recently closed for fall and winter preparations, is nearing reopening within a day or so. Repairs and improvements are underway, with flowers requested for lobby beautification and an employment bureau seeking a private secretary for a prominent man.
Local items from The News dated September 28 1825 note a Democratic County Central Committee meeting set for Saturday. An accident near Caftin mountain left a rider bruised while a team collapsed. a Philomathian Union delegation held a late meeting electing officers and discussing national holiday cost debates.
The writer argues against the use of a Commission on Waste and criticizes political maneuvering by parties in Maryland. He says the commission serves gubernatorial aims to shield officeholders from voters and urges decisive action by lawmakers. The letter criticizes educators bankers and lawyers and emphasizes aligning with public will rather than party interests.
The article discusses Purdum urging temperance advocates to back Prohibition party nominees, arguing the party’s aim is to end the liquor traffic and form a governing political base. It critiques other parties and explains the need for a unified Prohibition stronghold to achieve state governance and a lasting dry law.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled local notice listing tax, finance, and operations terms. Names and places are unclear, but references to ADS, Nagel Rank, Maordier Tele, and dates appear amid broken phrasing. The readable bits suggest a public or corporate notice involving accounting or procedural steps.
The marriage unites two old and distinguished families of Virginia and Maryland. Miss Nina Fauntleroy Powell and Mr Richard Otis Potts wed in a refined ceremony at Woodburn. The bride, descended from Col. Th Powell and Gen Samuel Ringgold, wore an embroidered gown and orange blossom wreath. The couple will reside in Frederick after a coast trip and a Washington honeymoon.
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