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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1914

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2

Mileage book sale spikes as new rates take effect

The B and O and Pennsylvania railroad offices report record demand for mileage books ahead of the Oct 1 price hike. Interchangeable books rise to 25 with a 5 refund, straight books stay 20 but rise to 22.60, refunds reduced to 2.50. Cumberland office sold 10,000 in bulk to profit seekers. Local trains adjust schedules with minor time shifts.

B. and O Pennnylvania Maryland Trundle B. Ad O Pennsylvania Cumberland B. and C Pennsylvania Road Frederick

They Urge Lewis Election in Montgomery Count y

A first address to voters in six Montgomery county points to back David J. Lewis for reelection to Congress. Speakers included Congressman Shackelford of Missouri and Senator Blair Lee urging a return of Lewis. Lewis spoke at Germantown and noted campaigning would reach Montgomery and Frederick counties from Washington in evenings without neglecting duties.

Montgomery County David J. Lewis Congress Boyds Shackelford Missouri United States Blair Lee Lewis Germantown Montgomery Frederick Washington

Frederick Citizen Calls For Early 1915 Celebration Prep

A Frederick resident urges immediate work toward a 1915 Home Coming Week plan. He argues the 1914 event suffered from insufficient preparation time and any form of a Home Coming Week should be pursued without delay.

Frederick

Local residents on business and visiting trips

A long list of Frederick residents and relatives traveling or visiting nearby towns. Col J E R Wood and ex General Frank C Norwood are in Baltimore on business. Isabel Krebs departs for Washington. Many others visit Wilmington York Harrisburg Mechanicsburg and Baltimore, with several family arrivals and returns noted.

J. E.R. Wood Baltimore Frank C. Norwood Eleanor Carty York J. A. Payne Wilmington Albert Baker Keedysville Henry Nussbaum Fair Grounds Mtr Afry John Bopst Henry Klupp Mixa Sara Owens Nada van Foaxen All Sainte Mary L. Nies Frederick City Hospital Hamburg

Important To All Women Readers Of This Paper

Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without realizing it. Kidney health affects other organs and daily life. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is promoted as a remedy that restores kidney function. Request a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Dr. Kier & Co Singhamton N.Y Pureel Post

Remains of Janes B. Carmi laid to rest at Mt Olivet

The remains of Janes B. Carmi known as Scottie who died at Montevue Hospital were interred at Mt Olivet cemetery this afternoon. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice. Also listed are several county real estate transfers and divorces including Charles J. Portner and Ella Seine of Thurmont.

Janes B. Carmi the Chuel Scottie Orphans’ Court Montevue Hospital Mt. Olivet Thomas P. Rice

Officers of Free Library Association Elected

Frederick County Free Library Association elected officers last night at the 3 MCA meeting. President Eleanor Murdoch Johnson and vice president Mrs Arthur D Willard lead a slate with secretary Mrs Richard P Ross and treasurer Casper E Cline on the executive board. A committee on books and another to promote school work were named, and Miss S M Aiken reported 1810 books in the library with 900 visitors, 764 city, 136 county. The Navy Orange Paper file addition and Thanksgiving gift requests were noted.

Frederick County Free Library Association S. M. Aiken Lbrarian Rusaia Miao Aiken

Hardy's Condition Critical After Mercury Poisoning

James Hardy of near Loup Corner remains in critical condition at Simpson's Hotel Mt Airy after ingesting a bichloride of mercury and hydrochloric acid solution last Friday. Doctors await developments as stomach burns and internal damage threaten his recovery. Mrs. Hardy and children stay at his bedside as physicians monitor his progress. Also noted: C C Summers of Waynesboro injured when struck by an eastbound Western Maryland freight after dozing on the track. Dr. and Mrs. Sappington to spend winter in Portland, Oregon. Baltimore to host a new armory for the Fourth Infantry Maryland National Guard bounded by St Paul Calvert North Avenue and Twentieth Street.

James Hardy Loup Corner Simpson's Mt. Airy Hardy C. C. Summers Waynesboro Bite Fourth Infantry Maryland National Guard Baltimore St. Paul Street Calvert Street North Avenue Twentieth Street Edward Eichelberger Orphans’ Court Frederick County Afd West Church Street Frederick Maryland Smith M. G. Eichelberger Harvey R. Lease John Francis Smith

Perusal Promises Value to Frederick Readers

An advertisement urges careful perusal of a Frederick notice and cites proof over testimonials. It features a Farnham era claim for Dean’s Kidney Pills and a testimonial from a local user praising kidney relief, mentioning J W Harner’s Drug Store and Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Frederick Frank Bucker Sixth St. Frederick Saya Dean J. W. Harner Twan Mr. Buckey Foster-Milbam Co Buffalo Realita

City Should Put Prisoners to Work on Streets

A local reader urges Frederick city to enforce a law allowing corporation prisoners to toil on streets. He argues it saves money, improves prisoner health, and discourages jail recidivism, citing West Virginia practices and a pending Mayor and Aldermen meeting.

Frederick County Wille West Virginia

Wife beating case dismissed after warning in county court

John Morgan of near Bloomfield faced a charge of assault and cruelty to his wife Elen Morgan. She alleged a bruise from a Saturday night quarrel. Morgan claimed a child caused the mark and the clothes were hidden in the corn house. Justice Fabian Posey warned the couple and dismissed the case. Also noted were wheat and corn price steadiness in Frederick County markets.

John Morgan Bloomfield Fabian Posey Elen Morgan Morgan Frederick Ilosha MacGill Decter

Deputy Sheriff Injured In Auto Crash Near Gaithersburg

Deputy Sheriff Preston Hewitt of Rockville sustained painful injuries when his automobile ran down an embankment near Gaithersburg and overturned. He was pinned beneath the car and suffered severe cuts to the face and multiple bruises.

Preston Hewitt Rockilie Gaithersbore Hewitt Brice

Alton Carty recalls Frederick private schools and teachers

A letter from Washington, D. C., native Alton B. Carty recounts his schooling in Frederick from 1870 to 1879. He names Miss Sallie Mickley, Miss Mary Hane, and Miss Callie Hane as influential teachers and notes the public and private schools’ roles. He provides updates on teachers Ed Nuss Sleeper, William Cole, Daniel Gibbons, and A P Works and mentions their later lives.

Alton Carty Washington, D. C Frederick Carto Salle Mickley Dun Fall Sallie Mickley Mary Hane South Market Street West South Street Miss Mary Hane Callie Hane Sallle Mickley East South Street Misa Sal|le Mary Ed.' Nuss New England Sleeper Russ William Cole Mechanicstown Thurmont Daniel Gibbons Braddock A. P. Works Virginia Cleveland Park Sallie Mickiey Mr. Gibbons Middle Western States Mr. Works Washington

Victim of eczema endorses doctors in Cumberland report

Mrs Emily Johnson of 174 Miner Street Cumberland Md describes long struggle with eczema. After months with two local doctors she reports quick relief after treatment by Inter-State Doctors based in Hagerstown and Cumberland. She praises the new care and notes age about 74. Tomorrow is last day of free consultation offer. Cherry tree blooms on North Market Street in Cumberland, second crop this season.

Emily Johnson Miner Streat Cumberland Maryland Cumberland, Md Hagerstown Institute Jonathan Street Hagerstown North Liberty Street

Report of the Condition of Central Trust Company of Maryland

Bank statement from Frederick Maryland dated September 12 1914 shows resources including loans and discounts 1 023 424 95 secured and unsecured overdrafts mortgages and judgments of record 26 etc lawful money reserve in bank including U S currency gold coin silver coin nickels and cents totaling 34 323 50

Central Trust Company OF Maryland Frederick Maryland U.S

Frederick Property Description on Gas House Pike

An AUINUS property on Gas House pike near Frederick details a two story structure with a value of 6446.67. The description notes its distance from Frederick corporation limits and town center, indicating its location and size.

Gas House Pike Corporation Tits Frederick

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