Rally of Boy Scouts Tonight in Frederick Maryland
About 1 500 scouts will camp near Chesapeake Beach this summer in a national scale event called Camp Archibald Butt. Scout Commissioner L I Liddy of Baltimore arrives to promote local troops and a Y M M auditorium program features a Lutheran drum corps. Government support includes 500 for 25 scouts to blaze a trail, a forester at Chesapeake Beach, four cows and three wireless stations for camp operations, and four government commissary staff to assist.
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Chesapeake Beach
LI Liddy
Baltimore
Frederick
Y. MM
Ily Las Bee
Frederick Fron Jlagerstown
Martyand
Woldy
Frostburg
Hagerstown
Maryland
Rady
Eddy
Bors
Bady
Mr. Eddy
United States
Seoul Cate
Archibald Butt
Scout Camp Plans Include Tents and Structures
A visit by a prominent new in Scout work and Scoutmaster Zeigler to Frederick Scouts is planned. The camp will feature 36 tents and permanent structures to be erected, with a special Empire theatre attraction next Monday drawing scouts and enthusiasts to the movement.
Local Suffragists Plan National Demonstration May Second
Local suffragists in Frederick County prepare to join a nationwide demonstration on May 2. The Just Government League meets at Miss Florence Trail’s home at 396 East Church Street to discuss inviting speakers Miss Karima Jamison of Baltimore and a guest. The group adopts a Bristow Mondell resolution urging Congress to pass a constitutional amendment enfranchising women and to send copies to all U S Senators and Representatives. A Washington procession on May 2 concludes the nationwide action.
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Frederick
Just Government League
Florence Trail
East Church Street
Karima Jamison
Baltimiore
Congress
Bristow-Mondell
United States
Aof
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Hurting After Delivering Sermon in Scranton
Rev Ebmer E Smith, longtime Frederick resident, suffered a bad ankle fracture and greenstick injury when exiting a Scranton street car after delivering an address during Billy Sunday evangelist campaign. He was hospitalized at Hannick's Polyclinical Sanatorium for several weeks with risk of infection but shows signs of improvement and aims to resume travel.
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Scranton
Ebmer E. Smith
Frederick
Hannick’s
Misfortune Plagues Braddock Horses of John C Blank
John C Blank of Braddock faced a run of horse misfortunes. A horse hitched on East Fairvick Street suffered spasmodic colic and was moved to Dr. R V Smith’s hospital on Court Street where it improved. A horse in the stable was found dead, valued at 200 dollars, likely from poison. Another horse valued at 1000 dollars was kicked and leg broken.
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John C. Blank
Braddock
East Fairvick Street
R. V. Smith
Court Street
Mr. Blank
State Meet Reports From Baltimore Attended by Council Reps
Frederick Council No 118 Jr QO U A M members heard reports from Robert A Bennett the council representative and Eugene H Albaugh national representative about the State Council meeting held in Baltimore this week.
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Frederick
No. 118
Robert A. Bennett
Eugene H. Albaugh
State Council
Baltimore
Worth 25c Senting Medicine Coupon at Pearre’s Pharmacy
Readers are invited to cut out a coupon and present it at Dr. Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy to receive one of his top sending medicines at half price as part of a circulation and advertising test by the News.
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Pearre
Coupon for Dr Howards remedy at half price
An old advertisement offers a coupon for Dr Howards specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price. It promises a 25 cent refund if dissatisfied and mail order options with 44 cent postage. The ad urges immediate action with a traditional line about one today being worth more than tomorrow.
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Dent
War Claim Bill For Frederick Sees Washington Aid
City Attorney Smith, fresh from Washington, reports strong backing for Frederick’s war claim of 200000 as favorable precedents emerge. Congressman Lewis aims to educate House members before floor consideration, hoping for timely approval despite wartime delays.
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Smith
Washington
Sill
Frederick
House of Representatives
Edward Smith
Lewis
Vero Smith
House
Committee On War Claims
Early
Chambersburg
U. S
Congress
YM C A team opens baseball season against Maryland School
The YMCA baseball team begins its season tomorrow afternoon versus the Maryland School at the Maryland School grounds. Manager selects about fifteen eligible players and lists Withers Hesarth Zweigher Bell Smith as key cast. Tom Biggs to do catching. Speaks Zeigler Ryan Wassler in the infield. Smith Shaver Bell Shipley in the outfield. Benson to pitch with Creager behind the plate. game open to all attendees.
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YM. A
Maryland
M. CG. A
Association
Withers
Hesarth
Zweigher
Bell
Smith
Benson
Ceups
Creager
Dove Killing Kept Legal Shocks Local Farmer Letter
A New Midway resident criticizes a recent legislature allowing dove killing and argues the dove's sacred status should protect it. The letter cites biblical references and notes fines of five dollars for each bird killed, warning that insect pests rise and crops suffer without dove protection. The author urges moral restraint and calls for conservation of the sacred dove.
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Straeleng
Erederick
Diades
Francis Co Renner
New Midway
Storrie Le Vere and Her Seminary Girls at City Opera House
Good vaudeville last night at the City Opera House presented by Collins and Kraus received unanimous approval for the engagement through the latter half of the week. The five girl company offers a varied program of songs and dances with bright electrical effects enhancing the act. Morrie Le Vere, the reading lady, performs clever dancing and is well supported by the other four performers.
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Opera House
Storrie le Vere
City Opera House
Collins and
Kraus
Morrie le Vere
Discord and Harmony at The Marvel delivers crowd pleaser
A Gold Seal three reel feature titled Discord and Harmony played last night at The Marvel to a large audience. Pawhe Hush starred with a strong emotional performance contributing to the film's success. Laying of new six inch water mains on West South Street progresses quickly with several hundred feet completed toward the street end.
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the Marvel
Pawhe Hush
West South Street
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Small Coat Liniment Ad
Mrs. Elmer Hateh of Peru Indiana reports years of rheumatic attacks eased immediately by Chamberlains Liniment. She recommends it to others with satisfaction. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by all dealers.
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Elmer Hateh
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Quick Headache Relief Powder Ad From Dines' Store
Promises rapid relief for headaches and neuralgia with a cheap powder advertised at a local drug store. Claims many have found the product effective and urges immediate purchase to end agony.
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Uncle Sam
Louis
Owapapr Rbrthiye
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E. E. Smith
Frederick Jonian
Ewis
F.C. Renner
Bird
Farmer
Bacrea
Dandelion
Frederick, Md
State Bank Commissioner
Greenawalt
Patrick Strees
White Cross Milk CO
WM. J.G. Reinmuth
H. R. Flautt
Commercial State Bank
Concensus
Apmnton
Bankers’ Building Bureau
New York
R. S. J. Dutrow
Hammond Clary
Dutrow
Clary
Farmers’ and Mechanical National Bank
Casper E. Gline
Cornelius Thomas
Richard S. J. Dutrow
Milton G. Urner, SR
George W. Crum
Charles T. Dudderar
Spencer E. Stup
Doradley H. Dutrow
Cline
Jonathan J. Bielfeld
Richard
J. Dutrow
Marions
Michael
B. Eward Kepner
Edgar H. McBride
Caspe
the Home Building and Loaw Association
Frederick County
William FE. Filler
Charles F. Knock
Albert 0
Routzahn
John M. Culler
A. Atlee Radcliff
Lorenzo FE
Mullinix
William E. Filler
D Edward Kefauver
Worthington G. Statey
Edgir . McBride
A. E. Fisher
Glenn
Garber
Eduard J. Winebrener
Tahee Man
Dorothy Davenport
Nestor
Dorothy
Pierre
Prince Make Believe
Barbara Tenant
William Sheerer
Empire Theatre
Helfenstein & Urner
N. Market Street
Frederick, BC
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