Mobilization of Boy Scouts proposed for Gettysburg area
News notes a movement to establish a mobilization point for all Boy Scouts in the region and nearby Pennsylvania towns. Gettysburg, Carlisle, Chambersburg and Hagerstown are eyed, with Frederick likely hosting the encampment. About 30 scouts in the city, with more joining. patrols such as Bob White and Tuscarora are active.
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M. CG. A
Boy Scouts
Pennsylvania
Avis Eencesd
Gettysburg
Carliste
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Shippensburg
Mechanicsburg
Cutperland Valley
Washington
Gettysburo
Big Shourar
Poys
Gettysbu
Helow
Bob White
Tuscarora
Menoaney
Ram
Red Men convention HQ set in Frederick Campers Club to register delegates
The Red Men convention committer in charge reports headquarters secured in Frederick for the event next week. Delegates arriving will be registered at the headquarters. A Campers Club meeting is planned at the Y M C A tomorrow night at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ar. A
Frederick
Campers Club
Gloses Down for Several Days at Ox Fibre Brush Works
Ox Fibre Brush Works will close for several days following a break in the main shaft. The shaft twisted near the main driving pulley causing a halt in operations. Repairs are expected to take until the shaft can be repaired.
Hundred Dollar Pledge for Catarrh Cure Claim
The notice proclaims a $100 reward for proof of a catarrh cure, asserting a constitutional basis and systemic action. It promotes Hall's Family Pills and the product as the only positive cure known to medical authorities, inviting testimonials and suggesting widespread availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Tes Ng Foundation
Mounting Machine Gun Scene at Camp Twenty-Eighth Infantry
A vivid scene unfolds at San Antonio Texas as the Twenty-eighth Infantry trains with a mounting machine gun. Soldiers practice setup, aiming drills, and rapid-fire readiness under steady supervision. The exercise highlights tactical preparedness and discipline within the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-eighth Infantry
San Antonio, Tex
Interesting Meeting At Frederick City Lodge Ceremony
An interesting meeting of Frederick City Lodge No. 1 a. o. F. last night elected one new member. A report on the Grand Lodge was given by HH. Dor Etchigan. Charles Landis read a paper on the origin of the order. Plans were made for the anniversary celebration with a Sunday evening service at the Presbyterian church. Reverend Thomas Freeman Dixon will preach. Committee members included Eug Haugh, Robert A. Dennett, Charles W. Keiser, King David Ledge, and Charles A. Landis. Refreshments followed, including ice cream and drinks, cigars passed. The third degree was conferred by Francis Scott council No. 48. Camp No. 17 P. Sob A. also conferred a degree. Members of Cup 73 attended.
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Frederick City
Notal
Ono
Grand Lodge
HH. Dor Etchigan
Charles Landis
Presbyterian Church
Fev
Thy
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Eug Haugh
Robert A. Dennett
Charles W. Keiser
King David Ledge
Charles A. Landis
Marrle
W. Stomn
Faeb Lengelbrecti
Frederick City Lodge
Francis Scott
Counvil
Sr. OQ
Sob A
Cup 73
Charles K. Runaill Celebrates Eighty Fourth Birthday
Former Examiner editor Charles K. Runaill marked his eighty fourth birthday in a quiet observance at Mountain View, the residence of Air. and Mrs. Charles T. Pickings, north of Frederick. He is in good health and visited The News office this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. EK. Runaill
The
Examiner
Mountain View
Air
Chas. T. Pickings
Frederick
Nuauff
Diaz reply defiant on border shootings blamed on Americans
Text of Diaz reply to an American protest over border deaths is defiant repudiating blame on Mexico and placing responsibility on the United States. He accuses U S troops of aiding rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprciat Thhapileh
Mexico City
Ding
UV S
Juarez in danger zones after Madero forces siege
El Paso report says Juarez is surrounded by Madero forces as Mayor Nelly orders police to keep danger zones clear. Dispatch notes unrest and heightened security amid the siege and military activity in the border city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specker
Fle News
el Paso
Texas
Juaves
Madero
Nelly
Riots Among Striking Furniture Makers Reported
Riots broke out among striking furniture makers in Grand Rapids. Police have been pushed to control the mob as unrest spreads, with reports indicating several injuries and arrests.
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Grand Rapids
Mick
Apr
Furniture Suikers Las Beam
Pope Cautions on Quiet Religious Guidance Amid Lunch Report
A Rome dispatch notes the Pope issues cautious guidance regarding public religious messaging to avoid overreach. The statement emphasizes measured tone in communications and respect for church traditions during ongoing policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Deaths of Johnson, Kehne, Prouts, and Jeans at Walkersville era
Several local obituaries outline deaths in the region. Thomas W. Johnson of Woodsboro, 63, dies after illness, survived by widow and five children and siblings. funeral at J. Grahame Johnson's residence with Mt. Olivet burial. Sophia Kehne, 79, dies at Shooktown after paralysis, survived by husband and five children. funeral at home with Mt. Olivet interment. Sarah J F Prouts of Gettysburg dies at 66, survived by daughter Frank Smith, stepdaughters Pfoutz and Randall. Mt. Olivet burial. William Thomas Jeans, 72, dies in Brunswick. funeral in Brunswick and Jefferson with Reformed church services. interment in Reformed cemetery.
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Thomas W. Joheson
Woodsboro
Ann R. Johnson
Worthington R. Johnson
J. Grahame Johnson
Walkersville
Edwit Simpson
Hagerstown
W. Noble Rider
Meir Nathan V. Haker
Mogsers
Thomas &. Johnson
York
Richard PY. Johnson
Anne Johnson
William Weetus
Caroline G. Johnson
Mt. Olivet
Sophia Kelne
Augustus Kehne
Shook Town
Lathera Church
al W. Kaufman
Braddork
Samuel Staley
Horky Syntings
C. A. Neline
Quicuma S. Kelmne
Ff. c. Keline
Sarah JF. Prouts
Isaac Prowls
Gettysburg
Frank Smith
East Fourth Street
Church of the Brethren
Smithh Pfoutz
Batston
Kansas
Wieesaw Tilomas EE Ana
Wiliam Thomas Jeans
Brunswick
John DeGrange
Mt. Airy
Nora Custer
Washington
Jeans
William Jeans
Charles M. Smith
Burkittsville
Jefferson
Reformed Church
Wayne J. Bowers
Albert R. Boyer
William M. Shafi
Abram Hemp
Daniel le Slagle
David Pry
David Souder
Reformed
WR. Etchison
Among the Sick Confined to the House
Local notices report several residents ill with varied ailments across streets such as East Patrick and East Third. Updates include improved condition for Henry W. Haller of United States Express and typhoid fears for Master John Zimmerman Jr. while Owen McCanner and John Topper remain home. Railroad officials DeGrande White and W Andrews visited Fredrickevick with Agent Keefer to discuss company business.
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John Topper
East Patrick Street
Henry W. Haller
United States Express Co
Austin Stone
East Third Street
Master John Zimmerman
East Church Street
DeGrande White
B. and
Zimmerman to become traveling salesman for Mountain City Milling
Mr. George C. Zimmerman, book keeper for the Mountain City Mill in this city, has accepted a position as traveling salesman with Mountain City Milling Company of Chattanooga, Tennessee, and will assume his duties on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Zimmerman
Mountain City
Mountain City Milling Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
Local Interest Briefs Cover Opened Parlor and New Constructions
Mr George Stu has opened a sensorial parlor at Walkersville in this county. Improvements are under way on Prank Chews property on South Market street. Koward Wolfe has broken ground for two dwellings on East Third street. John Ridenour installed an electric plane in his Smoke Shop on North Market street for patrons. Roy Stackman awarded a contract for a modern brick dwelling on Dill avenue to Lloyd Culler. Keller and Myers moved their offices from Court street to West Patrick street opposite the New City Hotel. The Miller tobacconist store on North Market street is being remodeled. Miller has relocated next door, with work overseen by George FH Layman.
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George Stu
Walkersville
Prank Chew
South Market Street
Koward Wolfe
Tioe
Ast Third Street
John Ridenour
North Market Street
Roy Stackman
Dill Avenue
Lloyd C. Culler
Messrs
Keller and Myers
Court Street
West Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Charles W. Miller
Ar. Miller
Chirze
George FH. Layman
Birds, not feather trade, curb pests and costs
Government figures warn that killing insect eating birds raises consumer prices for cotton, fruit, vegetables, and cloth. Audubon groups cite losses of millions yearly, with boll weevil devastation spreading in the cotton belt, urging protection of birds as a boost to agricultural prosperity.
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United States
Government Biological Survey
Washington
National Association of Audubon Societies
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
Missouri
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Personal and Social in Frederick and vicinity highlights
Frederick readers note a stream of visits and returns from Washington Baltimore Atlantic City Chambersburg and Martinsburg. Residents such as Miss Willie Hitchie Miss Ina Huser and Miss Edna Riddlemoser travel. many return from Easter holidays and weddings. The community bids greetings and announcements of relocations and new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Kolb
Baltimore
Relaives
Advice by Prof Surface on ridding pests from gardens
State Zoologist H A Surface urges gardeners to burn rubbish now to destroy overwintering pests such as asparagus beetle and large squash bug. He notes burning on cultivated ground adds potash and lime to soil, helps weed seed destruction, and strengthens plant nutrition.
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H. A. Surface
Pennsylvania
Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Quick Comfort
A reader is urged to consult a pharmaceutical ad for Dr Herndon's Gynsey's Gift Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims one box, taken after meals, will ease indigestion, regardless of meal size, and prevent restlessness or distress after eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Herndon
Gynsey
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W. W. Sallard
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