Novel Plan Aims to Solve Servant Problem by Sinclair
Upton Sinclair unveils a cooperative community near Princeton designed to replace traditional domestic work with communal facilities. Families would live in separate houses while centralized kitchens, dining halls, and child care are managed by a board and trained staff. The plan includes cooperative buying, land for food production, and a country setting for raised children.
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Upton Sinclair
Bo & Bornet
Nead
Chicago
Studatt
New York
Berkeley Lyoium
Sinclair
Keoh
Exparta
Moshora
Princeton
Local Property Developments and Fort Rifle Range Plans
Mr Joshua J Dill plans to erect a back patio on West Third Street while A Lough’s store room at East Patrick Street is being prepared for occupancy by Mr Jones BE Bolt. Major S J Fort, State Ordinance Officer, will visit Frederick in about ten days to select a site for an outdoor rifle range for Company.
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Joshua J. Dill
P Third Street
A. &. Lough
Patrick Street
Jones BE. Bolt
D. John Markey
5. J. Fort
Frederick
Social World Fancy Dress Event Set for Monday Evening
Miss Bitchis's senior clues in dancing will host fancy dress costumes on the mountain Monday evening, August 6. Guests wear a Bennie sire or cowboy attire. The event includes a rally from 6:30 to 10:80 under the auspices of the Colored Ficaic. The Colored Union Hospital Association holds its second annual gala today with W. T. Verna delivering remarks. The Fiat HU Band will provide music.
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Dreas Coree
Miss Bitchis
Drese Echres
Colored Union Hospital Association
W. T. Verna
Rewuner
United Gentes
Solria
Big Crowd Attends Charity Picnic in Mauve Woods
In the Mauve woods near Backeyatown a large audience gathered yesterday for a charity tournament and picnic to aid St. Joseph's Catholic church. Knights competed in a lengthy tournament with B H Mercer defeating J G Blandford for first, amid coronation ceremonies and dancing after sunset.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mauve Woods
Bookéyslows
Yeaterday
D. W. Baker
United States
District of Columbia
Gtate Benator Blair
Lee
Montgomery County
B H. Mercer
J G. Blandford
Fizet
B. H. Mercer
Pleasant Walk
Mery
Liabel Davin
Howard County
J.S. Blandford
Hannah Sneaffer
Frederick County
L. H Higdon
Old Virginia
Beaste Ryan
Virginia
Nathan Hildebrand
Dickerson
Mra
Melville Cromwell
Vernon M. Garber
Loonet Grove
W. L. Haven
Washington Bay
EB. B. Tites
Holy Croes
EB. B. Delachmutt
Rosedale
G.A. T. Boonffer
J. E. O. Thomse
Lac Fitzsimmons
Arthur McKenna
Richard Cromwell
Heralds
Lauren Day
J. J. Fitzsimmons
Pack Snoatier
George Fallout
Harry Cronenburg
McGill Belt
Charley Miller
Victor Day
James Rogers
Johnson Keeler
Robert Thomas
Bernard Day
John Q. Padgett
George Sxeaffer
Danis Z Padgett
Col. L. T. Brien
Kemp Buckey
Fr. Harrington
Br. Joseph's Church
J. BR. Day
BR. H. Padgett
D. A Rogers
J. Grinder
Raymond G. Ford
Ernest Nichola
J. R. Hendrickson
Richard Allaut
Tanac Davis
George Allnutt
Leo Davis
Johan Dean
Hugene A. Grove
Thomas Fisher
Richard R. Day
William Merphy
Cromwell Keasler
Stanley Davis
Charles Heater
Harry Davis
Jobn Graham
Arooah Fitzsimmons
Howard Allpott
QO. H. Conley
Claude E. Thomas
Leo Fitzsimmons
Clark Thomas
Lindsey Day
Joseph Thomas
Spaulding Davis
William Steiner
Philip O. Keaster
Charles Fitzsimmons
G. A. T. Buenffer
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Darrow
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John F. Davis
Howard Alionts
Lickaville
Wm J. Grove
Lime Kiln
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Thomas L. Thomas
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Reva Cromwell
Aids
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Martha Spencer
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Eugene Grove
Trea Bitzeimmons
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Etohison
Miss Etohison
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George Allott
Nellie Day
Bessie Dropenberg
Janie Fitzsimmons
Alde— Francee Thomas
Fanny Young
Mary +e
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Mra Hugher
Agnes Cromwell
Nora Taylor
Charlotte Spenear
Julia Russell
Netto Howard
Stanley Davie
Gane Raok
George Alloutt
Philip Kessler
Roger Day
Doubs
Adamstown
Doube
Post Cards Cause Trouble At Local Post Office
Post office officials face numerous favors mixed with souvenir cards sent through the mails. In many cases the item is marked for forwarding to the dead letter office. More care in mailing these cards would save labor and annoyance for postal workers.
Reformed Sunday School Reformation in Frederick
Fragmentary OCR reads about a second annual reunion of the Re formed Sunday Schools of Frederick. Mentions trees, reception from Philadelphia, and Riv today. Text is garbled but indicates a church or Sunday school event with regional connections and timing around morning activities. The readable nouns suggest a local religious gathering with distant contributions.
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Frederick
Purely Personal Paragraphs About Those
A long list of local residents and guests is recorded. Miss Batsb Buckie travels to Eeser Ri for August, while Mr and Mrs Arasor Ball visit Littles SEM Te. Several families, including Ramses, Fox, and Hedges, return from trips to Philadelphia, Hagerstown, and nearby towns. Other locals plan visits to Hanover, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, with many staying with friends in Winchester and Westminster.
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Washington
Vandeau
Ballmore
Buckie
Eeser
Ri. Y
Arasor Ball
Littles
Philadelphia
Vite
Zein
Taneyeewn
Allen Lampe
Gonth Market
Ramses North Market Street
Bassente Pelos
George Fox
West South Street
Hager
Middle Tome
North Market Street
Mies Lacy Bohaater
Pinar Street
Barmesville
Mise Hettle Tyson
Mr. Rey J Beeler
West Patrick Street
Hillcots
Death of Mr David V Zimmerman at toll gate
Mr David V Zimmerman died suddenly at 7 am at his home near the Frederick and Woodsboro turnpike toll gate. The 73 year old, longtime superintendent and later toll keeper, suffered a stroke after years of illness. Survived by three daughters and three sons, funeral Saturday at 3 pm with service at the house and burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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David V. Zimmerman
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Zimmerman
Kinhomo
Lewis McMurray
Eugene Brown
Brownsville
Washington County
William A. Ebert
Mise Olea Zimmerman
COLLE K GIRLS PICNIC NEAR GREENSBARZ PA
The Wretmoreland Club of the Woman's College of Wrederick held its annual meeting at Oakford Park near Greeneburg Pa on Tuesday. Prof J H Apple attended with delegates Latrobe Irwin and Mayor. Officers for the ensuing year are: president Mary Mane vice president Helen Armstrong secretary Martha Schehn treasurer Bertha Waters and others. A dinner and supper followed in the park with readings and songs by Beights of Friday.
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Wretmoreland Club
Greensbarz
Weatmoreland Club
Woman’s College of Wrederick
Oakford Park
Greeneburg
Tumbay
Waa
J. H. Apple
Erection
Nates
Latrobe
Irwin
Mavor
Teckel
Mary 0
Mane
Elen Armstron
Mathaes Pahen
Ware
Belen Armatron
Corneliaville
Mary Armstro
Bertha Wathers
Laireee
Lacy Icwie
Maude Lauffer
Manoe
Mrs. Once
Mra Patterson
Temaerte
Frances Brocke
Martha Brectel
Florence Bheibler
Harry Blank
Mia
Fra
Edna Naitl
Mary Mose
Maryland Exposition Plans Outlined at Baltimore Meeting
Former Senator Rohrback Baye urged local manufacturers to seek exhibit space promptly at the Jamestons Exposi tio. The Maryland commission discussed Maryland Industry representation, planning a Colonial Maryland building with a Senate Chamber replica and real Colonial articles for display.
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Jacob Rohrbeck
Baltimore
Maryland Commission
Jamestons
Helen
Maryland Industriea
Rohrback
Iit Isla
Maryland State Building
Maryland
Senate
Annapolis
Virginis
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Arlington
Sommlaion
Second Annual Children's Carnival At Fair Grounds Awaits
The Guild of Frederick plans the second annual Children’s Carnival at Fair Grounds on August 30 1996 with gates at 1 p.m. A grand parade starts 6 15 p.m. admission 1 00 adults 50 cents children, registration at a later announced place. Times and events include Miss Richter’s Junior Class dancing and an Assembly after a social. notable organizers include William Mullinis George Ml and JO Benneit with caretaker duties by Mrs Willem Pout and Miss Mary Oon. Public notices list authorized fund solicitors for the carnival under the Erlak City Hospital Guild. Farmers’ Picnic and vaudeville show are scheduled for Braddock Heights August 8 with a chocolate mixture contest at Heghsbe AGen’s and a breakfast at Bree Spot 8. Public sale of household and kitchen goods scheduled for a later date with a 1904 announcement.
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Guild of Frederick
Fair Grounds
Notios
Erlak City
William T. Mulliniz
George Ml. Po
JO. P. Benne
Mie
FW. Dosib
Willem Pout
Mary Oon
Carnival
Work of Death and Obituaries for Mrs. Grace Wood and Dr. James Willard
Mrs Grace Bangher Wood of Brunswick died at 8 this morning after a ten day typhoid illness aged 58 years. She leaves husband Henry Wood and a sister Mrs Henry Abbott and brother Ira Bailey with others. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm at her sister’s home, Mt Olivet Cemetery. Dr James Willard of Lorettaville Va died Monday night aged about 90. He is survived by son Dr D D Willard and daughters Mrs H J Buhrman and Miss Carrie Willard.
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Henry Wood
Grace Bangher Wood
Brunswick
Slater
Henry
Abbott
Bonth Market Strest
Wood
Indy
Henry VB. Abbott
Ira Bialey
Mesers Fleet Staley
Charies B. Bialey
Clara Staley
James Willard
Lorettaville
Maryland
D. D. Willard
Yucketts
H. J. Buhrman
Porto Bello
Mise Carrie Willard
Lovatteville
Pretty wedding ties Wood and Jones in Harseaville
Miss Bettie Loules Wood wed Arthur Lee Jones yesterday at the home of Mrs Virginia A Wood in Harseaville. Rev Gilbert H McDonald performed the ceremony with maid of honor Miss Ethel Fenwick Wood and best man Mr David R Horeboy. Guests limited to relatives. The bride, daughter of the late Dr Robert Vinton Wood, wore gray silk and carried Bride roses before the couple left for Niagara Falls. They will reside in Barnesville after August 24.
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Sones—Wood
Virginia A. Wood
Harseaville
Misa Bettie Loules Wood
Arthur Lee Jones
Frederick Jones
Barnesville
Gilbert H. McDonald
Ethel Fenwick Wood
David R. Horeboy
Margaret Woo
Jones
Niagara Falls
Mise Wood
Robert Vinton Wood
Montgomery County
Electrical light planned for Hy Aptivitte and Byatteville
News notes that Hy Aptivitte is to be lit by electricity within days and Byatteville will gain electric service from the Potomac Electric and Power Company within two months. Eighteen year old James Farsabaker of Lonsconing was killed by a track at Kingelach Mine. Baltimore resident Charles C. Brope aged 61 of 984 Bonth Charles street was killed by a passenger engine at Camden yards B&O Railroad.
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Hy Aptivitte Ia
James Farsabaker
Lonsconing
Kingelach Mine
Byatteville
Potomac Electric and Power Company
Charles C. Brope
Bonth
Charles Street
Baltimore
Camden Yards
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Local Market Quotas Reported Prices Today
Market listing shows Qorg at 9.60 dollars per barrel and 52 cents per bushel for shelled goods. Wheat No 3 red and No 8 appear with 650 abeamer per bushel and 500 injected per 1 600 per Doughs noted.
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Mar Tyson & Nicodemus
Regular church services announced for Pleasant Bill and Zion Reformed
Regular services in Pleasant Bill Church next Sunday August 5 at 10 am and in Zion Reformed Church Charlesville at 225 pm conducted by Rev M Henob.
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Pleasant Bill Churoh
Zion Reformed Churoh
Charlesville
Sick and social notes and local events listed
The notice lists several residents ill or recovering on South Market Street and East Church Street including Mrs Thomas P Rice Mrs Emme Kader and Mise Nellie Koogle. It mentions a preparatory data event at Braddock Heights on Wednesday with speeches prizes and a pig and shot tokens. A tennis match is announced for tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock.
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Lewis M. Haller
South Market Street
Thomas P. Rice
Mra Emme Kader
East Church Street
Mise Neliie Koogle
Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Great Annual Clearance Sale at Broderick Stove Angith
Local ad announces a social summer clearance sale by Boot Bros in Angith with deep discounts on rugs lace curtains portieres and more. Limited space and quotes aim to prove substantial value to county residents during evening hours.
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Boot Bros
N. B. Gov
Broderick Stove
Angith
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