Still at the Desk George F. Baker praises advertising role
George F. Baker of the First National Bank of New York, at 60, remains active at his desk and golf games during White Sulphur Springs visits. The piece argues sustained work brings satisfaction and that newspapers strengthen communities through advertising, noting broad reliance on newspaper ads by manufacturers, railroads, and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
New York
Mr. Baker
The Curious Study of Faces in Nature
The author muses on why human faces vary endlessly while sharing common features. He argues each face shows unique sculpting, with diverse noses chins ears and arrangements. The piece invites readers to ponder how every expression remains distinct.
Bible Thought and Prayer Reflections Include Truth Honor
A short religious item notes truthfulness in speech and prayer. It mentions a British surgeon's remark on people neglecting health and paying detention to own health, illustrating concern for honesty and personal responsibility in daily life.
Inquiring Reporter Says About Weaving Wedding Plans
The inquiring reporter asks town residents if Mdynard W Brown ing will marry Cindergig the Second. Responses vary with optimism and doubt. Rosanna Simmons doubts the union will occur as with the first. Mrs Snyder is unsure but cautious, Catherine Faulk thinks age differences make it ill advised. Helen Day agrees with doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna Simmons
John JL Snyder
Marean Day
Frederitk
Catherine Faulk
Helen Day
Two Steps Needed for Frederick's Future Progress
In a message to Frederick's readers, H Dorsey Etchison argues the city must shed provincialism and embrace a broader vision. He cites past growth, warns against economy-minded restriction, and urges united action by business and residents to fund and support constructive civic programs for a greater Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Uts
Boklly
United States
Hagard
Gtr
Wollar
Fredpreich
Peter
Jude
Uper Chase
Huy Ws
Fredench
Today in History and Anniversaries in Wilming ton
A historical recap lists events and births from 1660 to today, noting Cornwallis arrival in Wilming ton and various memorials. It records dates of notable figures born or dying, political milestones, and institutional anniversaries, including the centennial settlement of Marietta and mentions of congresses, elections, and civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wst
Lord Cornwallis
Wilmington
Roear
George KK
Vel- Knap
Charleston
Key West
Wornay Newport
N. Ih
Dinois Yaleud
Fuillan
Electone
Third Street Property Sold by Real Estate firm
Real estate firm Smyth and Cranes announces the sale of a modern 12 room dwelling at 26 West Whind Street. John LP, manager, reports the deal completed to client Aly, of Manchester, with details indicating a transfer of ownership and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Fue
Morteare Investment Company
John LP
Wast Whind
Aly
Od Mere Geerce
Smith
Smyth and Cranes
Fragmentary crime note hints at assault and crowding
A garbled OCR snippet alludes to an assault and crowded scene near a bank. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a police or court case involving a rape allegation and a need for caution. The passage resembles a rough newspaper placeholder rather than a complete report.
Rabies Serum and Public Health Measures
Dr Sinen outlines Pasteur treatment for rabies, details injections from spinal cords of rabbits, notes dangers are small versus rabies risk, and calls for humane dog destruction and owner accountability. Also mentions pulpit exchanges within Baltimore Presbytery and a remark on carbon melting for gen tink diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinen
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Pasteur
Jess Alogs
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Item
Twenty years ago in Frederick, 1906, Justice Grahame Johnson visited New York. At the Reformed church a program titled Story of Calvary was performed under conductor Charles T. Hens. The choir featured sopranos Miss Dixon, Miss Thambley, Miss Craigmile, Miss Thomas. tenors Grayson Stovall, Edward rel, Frankie Saington Jr.. altos Miss Markey, Mrs Ulmerschildt, basses. Judge Taghter and Doan Markey lived at aley. The Belles Lettres Literary Society met with readings by R. Zimmerman and J. Enrisht, fr. Clary, Dertsbaugh, and a debate on school consolidation. The judges favored the negative. Noah J. Cramer bought Rose TH Manor, former Governor Johnson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Cal
Alexandrine Trene
Crayn
Frederick Witham
Prussia
Berlin
Randalf Thomas Davidsen
Canterbury
Yetrsa
Wsa
Charles Granville Bree
Mounk Ivertol
Hit, Rey
Milward Campion Acheon
Suffracan
Be Bop
Catrefiour
Enelamdl
John 2. McGraw
Titace Reformed Church
Calvary
Charles TB
Ot. Hensdivkson
M My Kump Dixon
Eielka Thambley
Tessie U Craigmile
Tansy Thomas
Carrie ‘Trexell
Grayson Statove Edward Rel
Francie Saington
Belles Lelires
R. Zimmerman
Nons
J. Enrisht
Fr. Clary
Frank Dertsbaugh
Tumi
Frederick
T. Legg
St. Angleberger
William Storm
William Nelan Waine
Widges
The Woman's Day By ALLENE Susineer
Seema to I Women are more irritable than men, a claim by a medical man tied to knee-jerk tests. The piece cites Captain Evangeline Booth on prohibition and her Salvation Army stance. Also features The Golden Wedding ideas, tips for celebrations, book recommendations, making extra money, and fashion notes on tailoring and two-piece ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
California Straight Ahead leads Theatre night lineup
Reginald Denny stars in California Straight Ahead a fast farce with a car race climax at the Opera House Also showing a Pathe comedy and International News Tunicht’s Colored Amateur Night returns with five acts starting at 8 00 Lofty Flynn appears tonight in High And Handsome a thriller with a prize field A comedy and news reel finish the program Jefferson Street Home Sold Noah E Cramer and Son announce the sale of George Ranneberger property to Mr and Mrs George Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Reginald Denny
Fouight
California
Pathe
Tunicht
Maryland
Flynn Farmer
Jefferson Street
Noah E. Cramer
George
Ranneberger
Smith
The Very Idea By How Cochran
The piece reflects 1920s advice and humor on health habits and self reliance. It satirizes common overconfident attitudes and stresses practical self care like rest, sensible dress, and avoiding rash health choices, ending with a light note on cigars and prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How Cochran
Judge to Read Story That Caused Mencken Arrest
Boston April 7 The fate of editor H I Mencken charged with selling obscene literature hinged on a judge reading an April American Mercury story. The court adjourned to let Chief Justice Bolster decide, while another case seeks an injunction against distribution in New England.
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Boston
Mass
H. I. Mencken
American Mercury
Boston Common
Wilfred Bolster
Mencken
Municipat
Anderson
J. Frank Chase
New England Watch and Ward Society
New England
Chase
Wanteb and Ward Society
Menken
Werbert Asbury
New York
Watch and Ward Society
Yatrack
Farmington
Class Confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran Utica Sunday
A large class was confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran church in Utica by Pastor Rev A Shilke. Named confirmands include Edna Ensor Earl Pichl Ifelen Warper Helen Summers Stull Grace An sleberger Evelyn Clen. Martin Penner was received from Morayvain church at Graceham. Offerings for current and benevolent assets totaled 10 dollars. Evening service at 7 50 featured a Sunday school report. committee members were Miss Hazel Utierhock Miss Mary Snook Mrs TL ik Ransding and Mrs Martin Benner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Utica
A. Shilke
Edna M. Ensor
Earl W. Pichl
Ifelen
Warper
Helen Summers Stull
Grace E. Ansleberger
Evelyn Z. Clen
Martin Penner
Iester
Morayvain
Graceham
Hazel Utierhock
Mary Snook
TL Ik. Ransding
Martin Benner
Local Markets Special Services Planned at Walkersville
Special services announced by the Lutheran church in Walkersville include Thursday and Friday evening events. Rev. R. C. Rsor tick Wondsbero preaches Thursday, Rev. I Tang Jefferson on Friday, with confirmation and catechism activities slated for Sunday morning April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
R. C
That’s That musical comedy ends Legion season at City Opera House
A large audience witnessed the American Legion production That’s That at City Opera House Tuesday night. The musical comedy, with catchy songs and bright dancing, went smoothly from start to finish and the principals and chorus, home talent under professional guidance, earned frequent encores. Proceeds fund a local Legion relief fund. The annual East event, directed by Francis Scott Key Post, has consistently drawn praise as each performance eclipses the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Productio
City Oper House
Francis Scott Key Post
Prin Pals
American Legionature
T Public
Park Plan Adopted by City Park Commission Meeting
The executive committee of the City Park Commission met in the Board of Aldermen room and after reviewing three plans submitted by landscape architects selected one to recommend to the Park Commission at a forthcoming meeting. Present were Mayor Lloyd G. Otler and members James H. Gambrill Jr, Wm. Dee sey Etchison, W. F. Childs Jr, Mrs Kate Eisenhauer Fout. Phonograph records of primitive languages that are dying out are being collected by scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Commission
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Deesey Etchison
W. F. Childs, Jr
Kate Eisenhauer
Princrose
Brooke Mazne
Baltimore
Thomas Lear
Philadelphia
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Minneeapol
Teachers’ College Bulletin of
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Gids
Ralroads
Qwoodon Picture
Strow Financial
Ida
Satare
Bible Thought
Mdynard W. Browning
H. Dorsey Etchison
Washington
Frederick Saamon
Nelena
Ark
BP. Y. Barnum
Hennie Leonard
Pug. West
Connecticut State Teachers’ Association
Kington
Parmeriat Congress of
Liuvely
Aund Board of Aldermen
Manchester
Baitimore
Chutes da Baltimore
Presbyteria Ciiireh
Hush Bones Hodge
DT Gaehr
Phin
Lodge
Vrederich
Justice
Grahame Johnson
Noah J. Cramer
Rose TH Manor
Thomas Johnson
Cherries PL Levy
Allene Susineer
Wiggin
Kipling
Pyle
Tony Sarg
Schneider
Joseph
Theatre News
Flapper
Fanny
John
Aethe
Sez
Doc
Ake
Washington, D. C
Ofergosh Sakes
U. S
Thacher
New York 15
Roy
NEA Service, Inc
Utica Lutheran Church
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