Care of the Boy lecture by Dr McCuaig at Methodist Protestant church
Dr J A McCuaig led a lecture series urging absolute body cleanliness, outdoor exercise, and home duties for boys. He warned against overprotective parenting and stressed fatherhood training from ages twelve to eighteen, including talks for boys about dangers at school. He announced an evening crime lecture and a women’s session on eugenics the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. MccCuaig
McCuaig
McCauig
Bedford _ street
URGED LAIRD FOR SPEAKER OF HOUSE
Baltimore political circles debate making Philip D. Laird of Montgomery County Speaker of the Maryland House. He is praised for fairness, experience, and anti waste record, with talk he would head a key committee if not Speaker. State politics favor Laird for Speaker, with Wilkinson seen as rival but unlikely to win backing from State forces.
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Baltimore
Philip D. Laird
Montgomery’ County
Public Service Commission
Laird
House
Ways and Means
Judiciary
Corporation
Lair
Smith-Harrington Teaders
Lee-Preston
Peter J. Campbell
Baltimore City
Senate
Wilkinson
Preston-Mahon-Lee
Lloyd Wilkinson
Keim to preside at West Virginia suffrage meeting
Announcement from the equal suffrage state headquarters lists speakers for the Huntington convention November 16 to 18. Notables include N G Keim Elkins Senator W E Chilton H E Williams Woods C W Dillon Johnson Harold Houston Neale and national leaders Miss Antionette Funk Mrs Frank Roes singer Mrs Mary White Slater and Mrs Wesley Martin Stoner. A vigorous suffrage campaign and officer elections will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. .Va
Equal Suffrage
Huntington
N. G. Keim
Elkins
Will Side
W. E. Chilton
Agritura
H. E. Williams
W. Woods
C. W. Dillon
Connellsville Votes to Buy or Build Water Plant
Connellsville voters authorize a $175,000 loan to purchase the Connellsville Water Company plant or to fund a municipal plant. Councilman John Duggan backs forming a businessmen’s committee to work with the council. Duggan was re elected. three new councilmen raise question on the water issue.
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Connellsville
Connellsville Water Company
John Duggan
Duggan
L. West
J. H. Guynn
M. B. Pryce
Veteran preacher Henry Young delivers final sermon at Oak Chapel
Charleston reporter notes Rev. Henry Young aged 84 preached for 64 years and delivered his last sermon at Oak Chapel near Charleston. A Baptist minister since age 20, he is said to have preached 10,000 sermons, married more than 1,000 couples, and officiated at 500 funerals.
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Charleston
W. Va
Henry Young
Oak Chapel
Ainister
88 Note Music Rolls Sold at Morrison Music Co
88 note music rolls are being sold today at Morrison Music Co for 1 dollar and 25 cents. The ad notes availability and pricing for patrons seeking music rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Mustc Co
Morrison Music Co
Pavlova Featured Amid Page of Photos This Week
A single-page feature highlights Anna Pavlova with a collection of photographs. The issue showcases multiple Pavlova images, emphasizing her fame as a dancer and cultural icon.
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Anna Pavlowa
Pavlowa
Evpry Werk
Orys Predicts 12 Vote Margin in Maryland Legislature
The Anti Saloon league is projected to secure a twelve vote majority in the Maryland house of delegates next session. About 58 of 102 members are pledged to support the liquor bill, with 48 deemed wet. Most holdover senators favor the measure, likely giving the bill a senate majority and a voter referendum on saloons.
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House of Delegates
Senate
House
Maryland
Five Youngsters Arrested for Stealing Electrical Supplies
In Hagerstown Maryland on November 9 five boys aged 11 to 13 were arrested for stealing electrical supplies from several firms and individuals. They operated a makeshift shop behind the Gray Building near police headquarters and took batteries wires gongs tools switches telegraph and telephone instruments coils condensers and auto parts from multiple victims including H L Wagner Dr J Boyer Laughlin John E Stonebraker Mayor J McPerson Scott and others.
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Hagerstown
John Gray
Harry Barr
Charles Ingram
Clarence Feigley
Joseph Baird
Gray Building
H. L. Wagner
J. Boyer Laughlin
John E. Stonebraker
J. McPerson Scott
Edgar Cushna
W. Murray Baechtel
Charles E. Suter
Daniel Shockey
Buckler Brothers to Represent St. Marys in Delegates
In Lauvel Grove Maryland two Buckler brothers will serve in the next House of Delegates George L Buckler a Democrat and Hamilton E Buckler a Republican both sons of the late George W L Buckler Their race was close with Hamilton ahead by fewer than twelve votes.
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Lauvel Grove
St. Mary’s County
House of Delegates
George L. Buckler
Hamilton E. Buckler
George W. L. Buckler
St. Mary's County
Victoria Buckler
Lecture on Safe Handling of Explosives for Railroads
Col James L. Taylor spoke at the Central Y M C A on proper handling and safe transport of explosives to a large Cumberland audience of railroad men. Special trains from Martinsburg and Piedmont carried attendees. slides demonstrated correct methods as officials including M. H. Cahill and C. A. Steiner attended.
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Central Y. M. C. A
James L. Taylor
American Railway Association
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Piedmont
M. H. Cahill
Baltimore and Ohio
C. A. Steiner
West Virginia
Mary
Land transfer details involve Abercrombie and Robertson
Land records show FE Abercrombie, superintendent of the Eastern Division of the Pennsylvania, and J T Robertson, general manager of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania, with their staffs.
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FE. P. Abercrombie
Pennsylvania
J. T. Robertson
Cumberland
Preston county to vote on $250000 road bonds
The Preston county court authorized an election in Terra Alta district to decide on issuing $250,000 in bonds for an improved Morgantown to Maryland State line road work. The action aims to fund the project and enhance regional transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingwood
W. Va
Morgantown
Maryland State Line
Preston County
Terra Alta
Greeks Go Home Boosts Labor Shortage in West Virginia
In Fairmont West Virginia on November 9 a report says about 1200 Greeks have left the state in sixty days to join their homeland armies and 2000 Italians have returned to war against the Teutonic powers, creating acute labor shortages.
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Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia
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Acuaig
Montgomery Countian
Keim
Orys
Brothers
St. Mary’s
Tams
Ade
Baltimore Street
NORTH
Mechanic Street Phone 440
Annd Frederick's
the Reliable Store
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
LA France Shoes
Maclay Shoe Company
North Centre Street
Enger
Columbia Graphophone Company
Supreme Jury of
Wiesel
Baltimore St. Cumberland, MD
Agency For Panama-Pacific and
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver and Geare
Walsh Building
Siegfried Kofler
Belvedere Hotel
Eutaw Place
North Avenue
Baltimore, MD
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
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