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Professional baseball demands hard work and endurance
The article argues that professional baseball is serious business not a game. It notes players lose drive with age and must stay energetic and mentally sharp to remain effective. It contrasts this with the social issue of begging, urging vocational training as a path to earn livelihoods for crippled individuals, citing San Francisco as a model with 126 people aided.
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San Francisco
Divorce hearing and cross bill filed in Smith case
Roscos Smith, about six pounds, of near LeGore's, faced a divorce petition after a hearing with his wife Mrs Willie Smith before Justice J Grahame Johnson. Testimony shown both sides. judge kept case open. Mrs Smith served papers about the divorce. she testified of abuse and neglect. Mrs Smith filed a cross bill citing cruel treatment as grounds. Court ordered Smith to pay Mrs Smith six dollars weekly pending suit.
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Roscos Smith
LeGore’s
Willie Smith
Smith
Justice Johnson
Are general business conditions getting better
A set of brief quotes from local residents asks if general business conditions are improving. DR J C BEAR says outlook brighter and will improve. HARRY BRANDENBURG notes current slack but will pick up. W GERHART says conditions vary by region and person. HARRY M SHIPLEY sees widespread activity and brighter outlook with hustle. LAIENCE HERWIG expects pickup soon.
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J. C. Bear
Dill Avenue
Harry Brandenburg
East Third Street
W. Gerhart
Baltimore
Harry M. Shipley
Dulaney Avenue
Laience Herwig
Eaat
Patrick Atreet
General Improvement In Industrial Outlook In U S
A report on U S industrial conditions notes wage reductions but rising labor efficiency. States credit the American Legion job program for reducing unemployment. Detroit reports auto industry at 70 percent of normal, overall employment at 65 percent. Nebraska expects no outside labor needed for weeks. New Jersey and others report labor shortages, especially for skilled mechanics. Listings include unemployment estimates by state and related notes.
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American Legion
Detroit
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Idaho
Utah
Nebraska
Frank A. Kennedy
New Jorney
Russell Eldridge
State Department of Labor
Joseph A. Kitchen
Bismarck
M. B. Bowe
Fargo
Federal Employment Agency
B. C. Seiple
Cleveland
New York
Penn
Iowa
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kansas
Maryland
Rhode Island
Nevada
Colorado
Oregon
Wyoming
Maryland Constitution Excerpt on Grand Inquest Powers
The House of Delegates may inquire under oath into all complaints grievances and offenses as the Grand Inquest of the State and may commit any person for any crime to the public jail until discharged by due course of law. They may examine and pass all accounts of the State relating to revenue and may audit the same.
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House of Delegates
Revenue
Maryland
Firemen's 1929 Convention Move Poised for Frederick
Regular meeting of Independent Hose Company backs bringing State Firemen's Association convention to Frederick in 1923. Leaders Bennett and Keefer endorse coordinating with United and Junior Companies to lobby for a joint trip, with a Frostburg gathering planned to arrange the visit. Committees named to press for town support and hospitality.
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State Firemen's Association
Hubert A. Bennett
United Company
A. Kemp Keefer
Bennett
Keefer
Frederick
Frosburg
Flremnen
Chamber of Commerce
Emory Carmack
John Whisner
Earl Morgan
Colgate Brish
Lester Mackley
Clyde Abrecht
Vernon Derr
George Wallace
C. C. Morgan
August T. Brugt
Thomas A. Chapline
Chapline
One Reel Yarns The Flour Basket
Frances plans May baskets made from flour baskets made from flour for May Day. Wilda helps as they prepare multiple deliveries to neighbors including Mrs Heinrich Ita family and the Hughes family. Father drives to drop off baskets while Frances jokes about the flour baskets growing from a store purchase.
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Frances
Wilda
Father
Among the Sick and Traveling Clergy in Middletown
Local notices report Nora Delander Zecher moved to the State Sanitarium in Siblasville for treatment amid other health updates. Rev George Tragesser plans a May voyage to Rome for the Eucharistic conference, with duties at St Anthony's handled by Rev George Loritz during absence. Third Street property sold to Daniel Z Stull, immediate possession. Rev A E Cooper enjoys a vacation in Pennsylvania with friends.
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Nora Delander Zecher
Middletown
Sabilasville
Joshua Summers
Myersvile
Tragesser
Rome
George Tragesser
St. Anthony's Church
Europe
Father Tragesser
Michael J. Curley
St. Anthony's
George Loritz
Illchester
Third Street
Potts and Griffin
Isaac Hamburger & Sons
Baltimore
East Third Street
Daniel Z. Stull
Stull
Frederick County items from The News April 29 1902
Twenty years ago today Frederick readers note actions by the Board of Managers of the Frederick County Agricultural Association appointing a committee to choose a site for a poultry building. McSherry and Walker to select a dog show building. A beer license law took effect. Mayor and Aldermen signed with General Electric for a 70 light dynamo. Com Exatensay of his counts graduated from Marsland University Dental College. Masonic Temple furniture arrived and installed.
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Frederick County Agricultural Association
Mesars
Winebrewer
Hargett
Zacharian
White Messra
McSherry
Walker
Board of Aldermen
General Electic Company of
Schenectady
N.Y
Municipal
Marsland University
Dental College
Baltimore
April 29 in American history overview
On April 29 events span 1792 birth of Matthew Vassar founder of Vassar College to 1866 ports opened to trade and a 1897 Mayflower log seated in the U.S. A 1861 Maryland secession vote and Confederate Congress session at Montgomery, plus Thurmont election results with minimal turnout are noted.
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Matthew Vassar
Vassar College
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland House of Delegates
Confederate Provincial Congress
Montgomery
United States
East Frederick District Epworth League Social Held
The East Frederick District Epworth League hosted its third social at the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School auditorium with about 175 attendees. The event featured addresses, declamations, vocal performances, games, and social mingling, ending with refreshments and plans for next meetings and a Mountain Lake Park institute.
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East Frederick
Epworth League
Taam O
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Mr. Paul
Urbana
Ruth Zimmerman
Frederick
J. Earl Soit
J. O. Wrightson
Raymond J. Ford
George M. Free
Vkelele
Anni Wrightson
Ruth Cline
Katherine Ridenear
Margaret Rodke
Elisebeth Benson
Chas
E Hudson
Rath Rothenhoefer
Marr Young
G. F Daugherty
FE. F. Munshower
Mrn
Nannie Young
Charles. E. Hudeon
Mice Mary Young
Jerusalem
George M. Frea
Mountain Lake Park
How Pirating Began From Drake to Marooners
In The Pirates Cave Squee Mather leads a discussion tracing piracy origins from Drake’s early sea looting of Spanish ships to the rise of marooners in the East Indies. The tale covers lawmen’s crackdown, the West Indies stronghold, and the shift from classic pirates to later “marooners” before fading out.
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Squee Mather
Squee
Morgan
Blackbeard
Spain
England
Drake
Europe
High Seas
West Indies
Purely Personal Mantz returns to Frederick from Ohio
Mr Henry Mantz has lived in Springfield Ohio for forty years and has returned to Frederick with his sisters the Misses Mantz on South Market Street. He notes many changes in the town but is impressed with improvements. Mr and Mrs Edward Wilters and daughter of Baltimore are visiting at Mr Wilters home. Mr and Mrs S MtFefanver of Middtorn are mentioned as well.
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Henry Mantz
Springfield
Ohio
Frederick
Mantz
South Market Street
Mant
Edward Wilters
Baltimore
Wilwre
Mt Fefanver
Middotarn
Building Summer Cottage Near MPlercaw Mill Pace
Dr Josph Earie of Warnesham Ta leads a crew of men constructing a summer villa below the MPlercaw mill in Sharmebure. Approximately 1 steps separate the crowms from the site, with locals urged to say they saw it in The News.
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Josph Earie
Warnesham
Burkittsville
Miles ErbWed in Baltimore Quiet Ceremony
Miss Esther Erb of Brunswick married Norman Miles son of Mr and Mrs Geo E Miles Brunswick and World War veteran in a quiet Baltimore ceremony. The Detroit Journal notes the lighthearted adage about neighbors and borrowed lawn mowers.
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Miles
Esther Erb
Brunswick
Norman Miles
Geo. E. Miles
Baltimore
Local Hazards and Tours Mentioned in Brief Items
Oscar Sapp buried under his car as authorities report the accident. Uday dies in a loss of control during liquor search by officers. Jake Bentley and family plan an extensive tour of the works where farmers say government promises are being made.
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Oscar Sapp
Uday
Jake Bentley
Saving money for stormy weather and secure retirement
A compact note on frugality and prudent saving to weather future hardships. It urges preparing now to ensure comfort in later life, emphasizing steady accumulation, wise budgeting, and long term financial security.
Public Sales of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick MD
Public notices announce two separate sales by virtue of court decree and will, both in Frederick City Maryland. The first sale, May 13 1922 at 11 a.m., concerns a vacant lot on North Market Street with 40.1 foot frontages and a depth of about 197 feet, adjoining properties 617 613 and 619. The second sale, May 15 1927, concerns a two acre lot in Hopeland Urbana District Frederick County with a 1.5 story dwelling and stable, title via Frank Jackson's will. Both require deposits and permit either cash or notes with security. conveyancing and stamps borne by purchaser.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Frederick County
Edward Ernest Adams
Market Street
Jacob B. Solt
Singleton T. Stull
Wiliam Adams
W. L P
Ann R. E. Lembright
Milton G. Urner, JR
Urner
John L. Dutrow
Frank Jackson
Orphans’ Court
Hopeland
Urbana
Fredjerick County
David Richardson
Joseph Payne
Davis Richardson
Daniel Baker
Catharine Baker
Nancy Jackson
Frederick Couny
Sald Court
Augustus W. Inqocents
Wm. BR. Darner
Geo
RK. Dennis, Jr. Attorner
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