Frederick County Matrimony Ad Sparks Waynesboro Wedding
Frederick County woman Birdie Pansy Dubel married Waynesboro resident Aughenbaugh after a public marriage notice described his search for a wife in The News. The couple then toured Ohio and Indiana on their wedding trip, returning to Waynesboro to set up housekeeping with furniture pending delivery.
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Frederick County
Ly“Aughenbaugh
Waynes
Birdie
Pansy
Dubel
Reformed Parsonage
Gettysburg
Ain
Waynesboro
Frederick
Aughenbaugh
Point of Rocks School Closed for Measles Outbreak
The Point of Rocks school was closed the latter part of last week by County Health Officer Dr. Good man due to measles cases in the area. Several children were affected. the school will reopen once conditions improve. Minnie Keller serves as principal. Dr. Goodman says the outbreak is waning in most parts of the county.
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Point of Rocks
County Health Oficer
3. M. Goodman
Minnie Keller
Goodman
Registration Adequate? Tuberculosis Reports Rise Statewide
A National Association bulletin notes only 400000 to 1500000 cases unrecorded nationwide and urges broader state reporting. It cites 83 states or territories with reporting laws, highlights gaps in care for unreported living cases, and stresses that control relies on accurate, complete records and treatment.
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Boards of Wealth
National
Association For the Study and Prevention For
Cleveland
New York
United States
Sages Makin
Els
OC Tis
Intilion
Ce.sen
Arizona
Alaska
Arkingay
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilnois
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakory
Ohio
Philippine ,Islands
South Dakota
And
Wyoming
Colorado
Connecticut
Distriet
Columbia
Mangas
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Vermont
Tarenty
Staten
Nactional Association
Uberculosi
Nephew helps 20 marooned find safety in Dayton flood
Rev Dr A G Rupp of Dayton's Evangelical Lutheran Church reports from his nephew Earl Rupp that 20 people at a relative's home were marooned, then escaped via a handhold bridge as a man pulled them across. Other relatives fled by boat. all survived. The letter notes they are recovering, with one “very” lighthearted quip about a doctor.
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Rupp
Dayton
G Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Earl,Rupp
Frederick
Robert Rupp
Mann
Better isnt enough paint ad claims big savings
A vintage ad humorously questions Roman buying cheap paint and the savings per gallon while flinging figures about gallons bought and earnings. It riffs on value and labor, cites Devoe paint, and ends with a sales tag for Hargett & Co. and a company ad statement.
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Roman
Devor
Etter
Devoe
Germans and French Stirred by Recent Disturbances
Berlin reports indicate Germans in Paris were guided by French guardians, provoking strong reaction. A German ambassador in Paris may demand an investigation over alleged inadequate protection for Germans. French police note Germans with two Indians causing booing at a Nancy cafe, followed by a procession to the station and further protests. Inquiry continues as tensions rise between nations amid looming war maneuvers.
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Berlin
Gorgov
Germany
Reich
Paris
France
Reichstag
the Interior
Nancy
I Nancy
Luneville
The Old Homestead Poem by Frederick County Writer
A poem by a prominent Frederick County resident recalls leaving parental home about thirty years ago. The speaker describes the old homestead textures and memories, the coal fountain, spring by the door, maple shade, and a sense of duty to departed parents as he contemplates returning after years away.
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Frederick County
Happenings in Localities Share Weekend Visits
County correspondence notes weekend visits among residents. Mr James C Stubbs stayed with Rev and Mrs Moylan in Ijamsville. Amon Burgee Jr visited Charles Moylan in Park Hall. Charles Stull visited Raymond Ford in Yellow Springs. W E Kindler stayed with C W Kidd in Buckeystown. Also a fiction quip from New York Sun about a rejected suitor.
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James C. Stubbs
D. E. Moylan
Ijamsville
Amon Burgee, Jr
Park Hall
Frederick
Charles Moylan
Charles Stull
Yellow, Springs
Raymond Ford
W. E. Kindler
Buckeystown
C. W. Kidd
Extension of Telephone Company Reports Progress
In 1912 the Mt Airy exchange connected 77 G and P subscribers, 16 town and 61 rural, with 575 new poles erected and 16 320 feet of iron wire strung. Old poles and wire replaced, new communities opened, and a new switchboard added. New Market added 30 subscribers, 100 poles erected, 3 100 feet of wire strung, with rural lines extended. A period exchange article notes ongoing network expansion and rural outreach.
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Kempton
Plane No. 4
Popular Springs
Lami
Lingabi
New Market Exchange
Cows Need Pure Air to Prevent Ills and Boost Milk
An article argues cows suffer in poorly ventilated barns with stale air and disease risks like tuberculosis. It cites improved air flow through upgraded sash windows and a shaft ventilation system as key to healthier cattle and higher milk output.
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C. Vincent
Hair health ad feature echoes odd old style claim
Fragmentary OCR text suggests an advertisement or promotional push for Hay's Hair Health with antiquated phrasing. It mentions appearance and a claim of discovery and endorsement, but the source text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities.
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Augenbaugh
West
Indiana
Butler
Europe
Washington Herald
Hargett & Co
Selit
Hewar
Borhood
Tam
Kitty
Marie
Jack
New York Sun
Sentinel Jones
Sentinel
New York Tribune
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Higard
Frederick Gas
and: Electric Company
Hart, Schaeffner& Marx
Kuppenheimer
Schloss Bros
Style Plus
Gnifon Ultra
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters
Market
Patrick Streets
Fahrney
D&s. D. Fairney & Son
Hacustown
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