Time to Spray for Moth and Plum Curculio
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station reports spraying and pruning demonstrations statewide. Growers urged to spray apple orchards with lime sulfur solution and arsenate of lead at blossom fall to combat codling moth curculio and diseases. Peach orchards to be treated as shucks fall with self boiled lime sulfur and arsenate of lead. Officials seek more demonstrations and inquiries for bulletins or demonstrators.
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School of Horticulture
Maryland Agricultural Colege and Experiment Station
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Plans for bungalow completed in Fourth Street Pike district
Clarence Malone has approved a hollow tile bungalow designed by architect B Evard Kepner on the Fourth street pike lot purchased through Harry G Tricappe. The seven room house features a reception hall bath pantry and a left side living room dining room axis layout with high windows and a large front porch. Construction begins soon as Empire Theatre work by Kepner advances with brick rear wall work proscenium arch and dressing rooms, slated to reopen after interior repairs. The structure is braced and maintained for safety for patrons.
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Qresstag
Clarence Malone
B. Evard Kepner
Fourth Street Pike
Harry G. Tricappe
Empire Theatre
Kepner
Kuhn
James
Entertaining Epworth League Benefit at M E Church
The Epworth League of the Aethe ldust church presented a well attended program under Rev. E. H Lamar. Participants offered vocal and piano solos readings and intermission sweets with proceeds boosting the church improvement fund.
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Epworth League of
M. E
Epworth League
Aetheldust
E. H Lamar
Edmunds
James Harris
Katharine Lamar
Katharine Fahrney
H. Me
Bride
Miss Smith
Virginia Carty
Miss Buchanan
Miss Truxal
Fess‘Jer Hanler
Elizabeth Garris
Atlee Radcliff
Look To Your Plumbing
Advice on house plumbing and digestion compares household plumbing to bodily digestion and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief. Advertisement urges readers to subscribe for The News.
Invention Aims to Save Orchards From Pests and Frosts
Frederick Man Tucker of 021 Park Avenue has secured a US patent for a fruit drier that dries fruit and smokes meat inside the device and is designed to protect peaches, apples, and pears from insects and frost. At 69, he plans for a water and land bicycle, and two Washington County peach growers have already ordered two units each.
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Frederick Man
Canada
Edward FP. Tucker
Park Avenue
United States Patent Office
Tucker
Washington County
Portable frost protecting heater and fruit dryer
The device stands nearly five feet tall and can burn wood or coal oil. It dries, sorts, packs and boxes prunes at the tree, is portable, and can deter insects while warding off frost. It may also be used as a cupboard and is water and fire proof, with no entry possible for rats or mice. The inventor, Mr Tucker, plans to patent in Canada and is offering sale of rights rather than manufacturing.
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Tucker
Canada
Boy with blindness to be sent to Baltimore school
Guy Stone, who lost sight of both eyes in a dynamite accident, will be taken to Baltimore on Monday to enter the State institution for the blind. Rev U S Rapp, a local Assoc of Workers for the Blind committee member, leads the case. Preparations have been made to start the aided boy toward work. he is fitted with tins and is to attend the school this spring to be better prepared for fall return.
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Guy Stone
Baltimore
State Institution For the Blind
U. S. Rapp
Association of Workers For the Blind
Hille Guy
Schoo
Priest 100 Minutes Late Dies After Street Car Incident
J Abner Sayler of Baltimore a wholesale firm member died after being stricken on a Fremont avenue car. He walked to St Luke's Hospital with his wife, then died shortly after arrival. Sayler, 65, born in Johnsville Frederick County, leaves widow Annie Schatt, son J Abner Sayler, grandson Thomas, and siblings. Funeral Monday at Bonnie Brae Cemetery burial there.
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J. Abner Sayler
Baltimore
Dott
A. Horner & Co
St. Luke's Trospitak
Murr Gayter
Mr. Sayler
Fremont Avenue
Thomas
Sayler
St. Paul Street
St. Anke’s
Stmcken
Sarah C. Brandenberg
Frederick County
Bonnie Brae
Revival of Opera Pinafore by Rockville Young Society
Rockville young society members of the Paint and Polydor Club presented a charming rendition of the opera Pinafore at the Rockville Opera House on Thursday evening. Directed by Mrs Berry Clarke the performance drew crowds from Rockville and Washington with Judges Urner and Worthington in attendance praising the styling, costumes, and scenery. The group plans a possible visit to Frederick soon, noting the operetta’s enduring charm and popularity from earlier years.
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Rockville
Frederick
Paint
Polydor Club
Berry Clarke
Opera House
Washington
Urner
Worthington
Rheumatism Relief With Chamberlain's Talisman
A Mapleton resident recalls suffering from rheumatism for years and sleepless nights. After trying Chamberlain's Tamer, he reports complete relief within seven months and has not suffered rheumatism since. Sold by all dealers.
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Meath
Ies OY
Chapman
Mapleton
Teva
Chamberlain
Frederick Leads State in New Fire Proof Schools
Frederick tops Maryland and the nation in fireproof school construction per a survey. The report highlights Frederick as the only Maryland city credited with fireproof plans, while Baltimore and Kings Mill also build schools though not all are fireproof. Palestine Encampment, No. 2010 O F at its meeting votes to attend Sunday service April 27 at 7:30 pm at Presbyterian church with Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon preaching. King David Lodge No. 50 and Frederick City Lodge No. 100 accompany the encampment.
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Ensurance Eagierdog
Vtaller and Newman
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Kings Millg
Briltatore
Palestine
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
King David Lodge
Frederick City
Baltimore highway plans near bid stage cost eyed at $1 million
State Roads Commission outlines improvements radiating from Baltimore as a hub with bids to be invited soon. Chairman O B Weller cites costs near 1 million dollars. A Buffalo Express quote rails at marriage laws with a Chicago woman’s stance and a quip about enforcement.
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State Roads Commission
Baltimore
O. B. Weller
Chicago
Gantient
Mr. Hennecke
Buffalo Express
Nuisance and a danger dog nuisance editorial
J H Samson of Frederick Maryland urges harsh action against dogs. He cites night noise and disease risk, arguing authorities must enforce dog control and curb nuisance to protect the public. An accompanying brief promotes Champlain Champerlain’s Cough Remedy for children.
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BOY Scout
Markey
S Y
Hamea—Waek
Theatre
Mullinix’s Carpet and Wail Paper House
Aiea Wes
E. F. Tucker
Edward F. Tucker
Rivena Phroat Pastilies
Harner's Drug Store
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
E. H. Samson
Wdltar
Dok
Menuca Ik
United States
Inman Tyes
Moat
J. H. Samson
Prederick, Md
Cough Medicine
Tee Marvel
the People’s Theatre
Snookins
Dytiscus
Billy
Silly Quirk
Billie Baier
MR. Smalley
the Empire
Richmond
King Quality
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Frederick, Ma
Kefauver
N. Market ST
Frederick MD
Harner’s Drug Store
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