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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1911

Page

8

Boy Scouts Move Against Tips In New Scout Law

The National Council weighs a plank prohibiting tips for Scout services and urges boys to pay their own way while aiding those in need. Changes aim to stress courtesy, loyalty to leaders and country, kindness to animals, and readiness to help others. Baden-Powell plans a visit to the American movement as discussions continue on under‑12 members and possible Junior Scout paths.

Rou Nationa Ccamel Bor Scoutk Anerica Jesus National Council Hte America Robert S. S. Baden-Powell Boy Scouts of America Baden-Powell Boy Scout Movement Armrest Thompson Seton Boy Scouts In America Boy Scouts Boy Scout

The Red Mill at City Opera House Tonight

The Red Mill comes to City Opera House tonight after triumphs at Knickerbocker Theatre and engagements in Chicago and Boston. Remy Blossani and Victor Herbert craft a light musical comedy about Dutch villagers, windmill escapes, and New Yorkers amid comic misadventure.

the City Opera House Red Mill Knickerbocker Theatre Chicago Boston City Opera House Remy Blossani Vitor Herbert Martin & Emert

Scoutmasters Busy as 7000 Lead Scouts Across Nation

Three thousand scoutmasters are registered with the Scouts of America and applications for certificates flood the national headquarters. An expanded staff now handles references, letters, entries, and certificate printing. A dedicated worker processes up to ten certificates daily. Roughly 300 new scoutmasters join weekly, with about seven thousand more young men leading patrols nationwide. They guide hikes drills and outdoor activities while pursuing certificates.

For Scouts of America Piri

Scoutmasters and Patrol Leaders Badges to be Distributed

Badges for scoutmasters and patrol leaders of total patrols were received at the YMCA this morning and will be distributed immediately. The badges symbolize the Scout movement’s principles. those unworthy will have their badges revoked. Spring seems to arrive at Court House Park with benches reinstalled and trees budding. A paste of medical and patent remedies appears in the text, promoting Cham derlain's Tablets as relief for various ailments.

Scoutmnasters YMCLA Court House Park

Two Skulls of Cromwell at Royal Archaeological Institute

The Royal Archaeological Institute in London discussed two skulls claimed as Oliver Cromwell. One from Oxford's Ashmolean Museum was once trusted but was rejected by curators. The other skull, shown by Rev. te RR Wilkinson, was concluded to be likely Cromwell's head after reviewing known facts.

Royal Archiaeological Institute London Oliver Cromwell Ashmolean Museum Oxford Ashmolean Te RR. Wilkinson Wilkinson Henry VIII Westminister Abbey Charles Cromwell Ireton Bradshaw Tyburn Westminister Hall Samuel Jaesel Clare Market Samuel Russell James Coa Mead Court Bond Street Flaxman Famliar Hay

Woman in Men’s Dress Earned Union Pension Tale

Mrs Louise B Bliss of Sheridan Wyoming recounts disguising herself as a man to serve four years in the Federal Army with Company G Sixty third Infantry from 1861 to 1865. Wounded at Vicksburg and Corinth she later married, endured poverty, and became famed as a rifle shot while secretly gathering intelligence for her colonel during the war.

Louise B. Bliss Sheridan, Wye Fiat Agy Company G Sixty-third Infantry Allants Bliss Vicksburg Corinth Elisa Ilinois McC John Sibler Sibler Leander Bliss Third California Regiment

Policeman Walsh Gains Rent Break Through Large Family

A Louisville Couric Journal item recounts Chicago officer William Walsh at Mensington station negotiating rent cuts with landlord John Mefligott. For each child born in his Kensington home, $1 was shaved from rent, bringing his six year total to a further reduction as Walsh now has seven girls and six boys. Walsh, a bass Gaelic musician, aims to grow a garden and continues his varied pursuits.

William Walsh Mensington Station Chicago Walsh Maurie Perry Avenue Kensington John Mefligott John Bill Mefligott Lye Meliigott Mecligott MecBiligott

Odd Fellows Fraternity Celebration and Lodge Parade at Boyd

An Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathering in Talto Arid marked by a parade from the Odd Fellows Hall to the Presbyterian church. Services included by Rev Gilling and local officials with numbers given for attendees. The event featured Ron Dodge as presenter and noted officers John W Williams and Frank Lewis. Simultaneously, the Varsland State Federation of Women's Crabs convened in Baltimore.

Order of Odd Fellows Boyds Boy Lodge Qdu Fellows Presbyterian Church Ser ‘Sires Bote Gilling m Par Boyd Creshitenan Ron Dodge API Esin Mr John W Williams Frank Lewis Noble

San Francisco Cooking and Its Cosmopolitan Restaurants

A tour of San Francisco dining highlights from a diverse array of cuisines and notable eateries. The city's restaurants and famous venues showcase European, Asian, Mexican, and Pacific influences, with mentions of Bohemian spots, Coppa on Montgomery, and landmark establishments like the Poodle Dog and the Oyster Grotto.

Hawaii San Francisco Zainkani’s Techau Tavern Ground Palace Palace of Aig Montgomery Street Saviori

Fuss Rheumatism Cure Promises Rapid Relief

Advertises Fuss Rheumatism Cure claiming instant blood absorption and uric acid removal. Promises cure for 1000 cases with minimal failure, safe ingredients, no narcotics, priced $1 per bottle or $5 for five. Sold by Fuss Remedy Co. Flint Michigan and locally by Steiner Gros and A L Pearre.

Fuss Remedy 4 Co Flint Mich

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