Noted Speaker Coming to Georgia WCTU Event
Mrs Mary Harris Armor president of the Georgia WCTU will speak at a public meeting in Woman's College Hall next Friday under Peerick County Branch auspices. The temperance address may cover the Dris campaign and her native state victory. No admission will be charged. Also announced is the local branch annual officer election Monday night. For rheumatism relief Chamberlains Liniment is sold by all druggists.
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Georgia
Armor
Woman's College Hall
P ¥ Eerick County
Mary Harris Armor
Arn
Fund for Field Secretary Wewesor Wevesor in Maryland
The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union plans to raise 1800 dollars to hire a field secretary to visit societies across the state and organize new ones. Already 200 dollars has been subscribed with several hundred promised. Former Endeavor workers are expected to help raise funds. At Atlantic City’s International Convention July 6 to 12 speakers include Champ Clark and others. A Baltimore choir of hundreds will participate in a Lyric rally May 7 with readings and impersonations.
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Wevesor Wornmeure
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Shaw
Boston
Atlantic City
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Tra Landrith
Belmont College
Nashville
Geo. B. Stewart
Auburn Theological Seminary
Auburn
N. Y
James Burrel
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
John Wanagmaker
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boys Temperance Association Meeting Recap
The Boys Temperance gathering met at Gast Church street rooms with president Albert Moser in charge. Activities included singing The Maryland State Temperance Song, pledge, motto, Lord's Prayer, and readings by Hubbard Able Walter Mehrling and Walter Rothenhoefer. The secretary Leo Six read minutes. next meeting set for March 5.
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Boys ‘Temperance Ocarion
Gast Church Street
Albert Moser
Maryland
Algoron
Leo Six
Walter Mehriing
Nest
Hubbard Able
Walter Mehrling
Walter Rothenhoefer
The Talk of the Town D City Prominence and Local Affairs
The piece surveys Frederick society with noted visitors from the Junior Order of American Mechanics. It laments Barbara Friechie’s grave neglect while praising local banks, the Board of Trade plans, and civic groups. It highlights Easter events, suffrage interest, and forthcoming Woman's Civic Club formation as part of a broader push for progress.
City Madero Followers Debate Improvements in Juarez
In Juarez Mexico a caller notes plans to curb street litter by moving garbage and ash collection to night hours, mirroring New York efforts. The piece mentions complaints about cart noise and promises of quiet operation. It also references upcoming events including a Red Men convention Braddock teachers in June Red Men celebration in July and a possible MNG encampment and boards of trade meeting.
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New York
Braddock
Associated Boards of Trade
Lady Betty
Social World notices of parties and club gathering
The Friday A00 Club met at Miss Marianna Doll's home on West Third Street where Miss Anna Brown and Mr. Wilson Schley won prizes after an enjoyable game. Refreshments included chicken salad rolls olives chocolate with whipped cream orange ice cakes and salted nuts. Other attendees named include Alma Brown Ruth Carty Helen Klein Mary Filler May Carty Marianna Doll Ed ith Miller Virginia Carts and Dorsey Sappington Marshall Atchison Edward Thomas David Johnson Frank Doll Ames Hendrickson Scholl Hersperger MAUTOVY PARLEY. A birthday party was held at Mr and Mrs Wm Painter's 225 Center Street for Catherine's third birthday with a decorated cake and gifts. The Frederick Corps American Salvation Army meets tonight at their barracks Carroll Street at 8. Sunday school is at 11 with an 8 o'clock preaching service planned. Donations of old clothing and shoes are requested and can be dropped at Capt. Atwell's on Carrot Street or calls will be made to collect.
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Marianna Doll
Third Street
Anna Brown
Wilson Schley
Alma Brown
Ruth Carty
Helen Klein
Mary Filler
May Carty
Marian
Mautovy Parley
Wm. Painter
Center Street
Catherine
Mary Poole
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Carroll Street
Hf Xuvone
Conate
Carrot Street
New Hotel at Silver Springs in Montgomery County
A sixty room hotel is under construction at Silver Springs Montgomery county by the Silver Spring Hotel Company. It is expected to be ready for occupancy by September first. The building will be of a distinctive mission style with cement finish, featuring extensive porches a large lobby and lounging rooms. The dining room will seat 144, and most bedrooms will have connecting baths.
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Silver Springs
Montgomery
Silver Spring Hotel Company
Frederick Art Club reads on German Empire and bird conservation
The Frederick Art Club held its regular meeting on Thursday evening April 28 with Mrs. Woe of the Whayts Callers in chair. Miss Minnie Markey spoke on The Building of the German Empire, covering Wars of Liberation, German unification, and figures like William I and Bismarck. Mrs. Willam I. Nicodemus discussed Franz von Lenbach, and Mrs. Francis J. Flambrooke urged bird conservation focusing on robins to prevent their extermination. The next meeting is April 27.
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Orginat Articste
Mra. W. HR
Nicodemus
Predevide Art Club
Aaverent
Minnie Markey
Benetton
Pruasia Ascentiiues
Austria
France
Germany
Wiliam
Bismarck
Count von Caprivi
Willam I. Nicodemus
Franz von Lenbach
Munich
South Frederick
Ramsburg
FP. Haugh
1. Lipps
A. Rhoads
Foxy Ned
J. Bare
Kennedy
G. Abrecht
H. Phebus
A. Moser
G. Kreh
H. Grimes
A. Basford
HH. Fl
Frederick Boxing Bout Promises Major Lightweight Clash
Manager Lloyd Jeffries of the Frederick Athletic Club announced he had matched Soldier Burns for a title bout with Tommy Lowe. Burns, lightweight champion of the South, has defeated Kid Sullivan and Dummy Decker. Lowe, who has fought here before, drew with Jimmy Collins and Young Corbett in prior bouts. The match is set for the Diamond Rink on Wednesday May 5.
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Lloyd Jefries
Frederick Athletic Club
Soldier Burns
Tommy Lowe
Jeffries
Frederick
Burns
South
Kid Sullivan
Dummy Decker
Lowe
Jimmy Collins
Young Corbett
Joe Tipman
Diamond Rink
Dean’s Kidney Pills Endure Test in Frederick Testimony
Cures that taste like cures test the virtues of medicine by real proof. Dean's Kidney Pills stand this test with evidence from Frederick Maryland. Testifiers describe permanent relief from backache kidney and urinary disorders after using the pills. Ready for sale at Harner's Store with a 50 cent price. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Mrs T B Kendrick of Nasaga Ga and offered by all druggists.
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Dean
Frederick
H. R. Heck
East Patrick Street
Harner’s Prag
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Chamberlain
T. B. Kendrick
Nasaca
Locust Grove Church of the Brethren Incorporation
The Locust Grove congregation of the Church of the Brethren in Maryland has filed a certificate of incorporation. Incorporators named as trustees include Elder A. P. Snader Jacob O. Whitine David K. Kleine Christian Baer Charles A. Schneider George J. Kleine and John B. Aldridge who will file annual reports per church rules and discipline.
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Mt Omnene
Locust Grove
Uchurch of the Brethren
Kuiterh
Maryland
A. P. Snader
Jacob 0. WitHine
David KE. Kleine
Christian Baer
Charles A. Schneider
George J. Kleine
John
L. Aldriage
Church of the Brethren of the
United States of America
Literary Society Inaugurals and Arbor Day Programs
The Belles Lettres Society opened with inaugurals for officers led by Glyde Burgee, names including L Travis White and Jessa Sunday, followed by debates on Charles I. Arbor Day items were presented by South Frederick and Juvenile Literary Societies, with judges ruling on debates. A brief medical notice on constipation concludes the page.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
Glyde E. Burgee
Jesse Sunday
L. Travis White
Jessa Sunday
Walter FE. Sinn
Parsons Newman
Earl Zeigler
Arthur Kemp
Dean W. Hendrickson
George W. Myers
Rosas Myers
Barry James
Joseph Haller
Melvin Ramsburg
Perce
Newell Duvall
Allen Quynn
Newton Kidd
James King
Earl Hargett
Ray Burgeo
Censorship panel reviews City Opera House and Marvel pictures
A sub committee from the Board of Censorship of Moving Pictures inspected the City Opera House and The Marvel Theatre showing that evening. They praised harmless plots and noted the absence of barroom interiors while urging possible ballet content and temperance lessons in the Marvel feature. The committee found the overall tone elevating and encouraging for future screenings.
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Board of Censorship of Moving Pictures
City Opera House
Opera House
Board of Censorship
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Juarez, Mexico
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Juvenile Literary Society
T. Russell
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Censorship Board
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Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
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Hagerstown
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