Municipal water project update and inspection schedule
Inspectors report progress on the city water section with completion expected within 15 days though some hours remain. Mayor Schell and officials direct canvassing north of Fourth Street and east of Market Street while workers, weather permitting, finish sections south of Frown Street and central railroad area. Results will be tabulated and shared with all inspectors and the water superintendent may report findings.
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Nerthae
Iow
East Forthern
Central
Wiener
Osburn
Fourth
Weat
Market
Schell
Lake Weew ride ends with birthday party
A group journey to Lake Weew turned into a birthday surprise for Mr William and Mrs Edward Killian, with a night of dancing after arrival. Guests included Ellen Harvey, Agnes Doli, Jane Rice, Kelene, Florence Baumgard, Elizabeth Hai, Ernest Kennedy, Devlin, Edward Harvey, Burkhart, Robert Staley, Schmidt, and others. The event postponed by weather, June birthdays celebrated with social hour and refreshments before departure. Milton Widener will take pastoral duties at St James Reformed Hat Lovettsville VA, succeeding Rev James J. College Directors Meet held at Woman's College with board discussions and resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migsea Er- Harvey
Agnes* Doli
Jane “Rice
Kelene
Florence
Baumgard- Elizabeth Hai
Ernest
Kennedy
Devlin
Edward" Harvey
Burkhart
Robert Staley
Schmidt
Edward Killian
Westck Street
Bers
Killian
Milton Widener
Reformed Church
Orville
Rockingham County
St. James
Peace in Greenhill for Dorcas Snodgrass after simple rites
Miss Dorcas Snodgrass, who vanished from Mt. Vernon New York on July 17, was laid to rest in Green Hill Cemetery Martinsburg after a quiet service at the Presbyterian church. Rev Dr F M Woods offered prayer and Rev C R Stribling delivered benediction. Pallbearers were kin J M Woods R L Snodgrass M A Snodgrass Horace Tabb and S V Fiery. Her mother Mrs J T Snodgrass was too ill to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Sams Bnodgrass
J. L. Crider
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Dubois Creek
Catakill
N.Y
Green Hill Cemetery
Martinsburg
W. T. Kenshaw
W. H. Wilen
Presbyterian Church
F. M. Woods
Charles KR. Stribling
Petersburg
J. M. Woods
R. L. Snodgrass
M. A. Snodgrass
Horace Tabb
8. V. Fiery
J. T.snodgrass
F. K. Snodgrass
Virginia Snodgrass
Maryland Board Bans Common Drinking Cups in Public Places
The Maryland State Board of Health, meeting in Baltimore, ordered immediate enforcement of a law banning shared drinking cups in public places. A Sanitary wash or disinfection is required after each use, defining public venues to include trains, jails, hotels, railroad stations, and similar locations. Enforcement may lead to fines and appeals are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig State
State Board of Health
Baltimore
Marshall L.price
Ata
Maryland
Brunswick brakeman injured in yard accident
Harry Henderson of Baltimore Ohio was badly injured today afternoon at Brunswick after being caught between two boxcars while riding a car. He suffered bruises and internal injuries but remained conscious. Doctors West and Hedges treated him and he was moved to Frederick City Hospital for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Henderson
Brunswick
Baltimore
Ohio
Young Henderson
Henderson
West and Hedges
Frederick City Hospital
Building Modern Brunswick Restaurant by J H Barker
The Brunswick project by Mr J H Barker beside Red Men’s Hall will be entirely modern with a basement kitchen linked to the dining room by a dumb waiter. It will feature show windows electric lighting and display cases. The second floor will hold the residence rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Barker
Red Men's Hall
Brunswick
Middletown Valley to Brunswick Wire Work Reaches Petersville
Workmen stringing direct wires from Middletown to Brunswick near Petersville have reached a point where only trimming trees and stringing wires remain. The 26th annual Middletown Valley Sunday school reunion is planned for August 31 at the usual place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Brunswick
Petersville
Middletown Valley
Collision at Chewsville Injures Passengers on Blue Mountain Express
A head on crash near Chewsville involved the Blue Mountain Express and a helper engine of the Western Maryland Mail Road. Disobedience of orders by the helper crew is cited as a likely cause. engineer Reinholtz was badly scalded, several passengers and crew injured, a special train transported survivors to Baltimore, and officials reported the wreckage cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chéwaville
Blue Mountain Express
Western
Maryland Mailroad
Hagerstown
Reinholt
Chewsville
Baltimore
E. 0. Reinholtz
George W. Hardesty
Hammersla
Frederick Victorious Virginians Hold Tennis Matches in Winchester
Local players traveled to Winchester for a tennis meet with the Virginians on a private court of Mr. and Mrs. Kern. Page and Sandy Baker led Virginia in doubles with steady play, while DeGrange and Maulsby also performed well in doubles. Singles saw Sandy Baker beat Jolliffe while Page defeated DeGrange. many matches were stopped due to time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester
Jolliffe and Jones
Brunswick
Page
Sandy” Baker
DeGrange
Maulsby
Ray
A. L. Baker
Jolliffe
Maryland to Exhibit at New York Land Show
A Maryland exhibit at the New York Land Show was approved in a Baltimore Chamber of Commerce meeting. A committee led by J. H. Gambrill Jr. was appointed to arrange representation, with members H. Findlay French and Herbert Sheridan among others. The effort could cost about $3,000 and aims to secure state participation.
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New York
Frederick
Associated Boards of ‘Trade
H. J. Patterson
J. H. Miller
BE. L. Quarles
H. Findlay French
Herbert Sheridan
Mahool
Baltimore
Boy Scouts Plan Fire Safety Aid From Chiefs
Fire chiefs across the country have sent letters to Boy Scouts of America in New York outlining preventive steps and actions for boys during fires. The plan includes a new fire fighting chapter in the manual and guidance on reporting rubbish accumulations and safe fire handling at camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncted
James E
Boy Scouts of America
New York
George H. Merritt
William Guerin
Bureau of Fire Prevention
City
Boy Scouts
Fire Department
Charles H. Cole
Boston
Rabies In Cattle Near Harmony Grove A Fatal Outbreak
Rabies from a stray dog spread in Harmony Grove area causing two William Haines cows to be killed by Dr. R W Smith after showing paroxysms. Three cows were bitten, two kept together, one separate. Witnesses estimated compensation as per animal value. appraisals ranged 25 and 55 dollars. Officials consider legal recovery possibilities and link the outbreak to a dog from Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Haines
Harmony Grove
R. W. Smith
Smith
Haines
Quicklima
Yellow Springs
Mt. Pleasant
Typhoid Scare Hits Cambridge Governor Seeks Immunity
Fearing a typhoid epidemic in Cambridge, Governor Goldsborough and his family received typhoid serum inoculations. His secretary A Eugene De Reeves is ill. About 18 cases have been reported with potential rise to 40 as tests complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
A L Pearre Promotes Dr Howard’s Constipation Cure
A L Pearre, a local druggist, offers Dr Howard Co specific for constipation at half price, selling 50c bottles for 25c and promising a refund if it fails. The ad highlights headaches, indigestion, constipation symptoms, and claims the product cures without cost if unsuccessful. Also notes Miss Linie's Cronise visiting relatives on the Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Pearre
Dr. Howard Co
First trains over new link open Western Maryland
The Western Maryland Railroad opened a new link between Cumberland and Connellsville. The first westbound freight train, engines 723 with 47 loaded cars, faced a derailment at Meyersdale but reached Cumberland by late evening. A second long freight train carried coal, iron, fruit, and lumber, while a mishap delayed a presidential inspection train reaching Connellsville.
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Western Maryland
Cumberland
Connelsville
Meyersdale
McKeesport
Lloyd Newman
Mingnet
Connellsville
Garrett
Robertson
City Junction
Big Savage Tunnel
Ridgely Yards
Pittsburg
Babcock Lumber Company
California
Picture of University of Florida added to collection
The M. O. A. received another college picture to expand the educational institutions series. The latest addition features the University of Florida building and grounds at Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Florida
Gainesville
Florida
Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedies
Claim asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh, alleging nine of ten cases caused by catarrh. Promises $100 for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes mail-order offer from Cuaney & Co of Toledo and mentions Hall's Family Pills for toning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cueney &Co
Toledo
Hall
Moser's Boots and Mantz Hair Ribbons Ad Card
An advertisement highlights Pilot Shoes with black chrome and smoked horsehide options priced at 200 and 2.50, urging shoppers to visit Moser's 237 North Market Street for durable leather footwear and a mid price range. Also promotes NOR D. Mantz hats and ribbons at 148 Market Street and seeks a barber apprentice for Edw Schell on South Market Street. Additionally offers a sales pitch from Elkanah Co. in Baltimore for fastest sellers and independence.
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Moser's
N. Market St
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W. J. Bomisderfer
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W. H. Bryson
Thomas Cutty
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Klin
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Winchester Tenn
R. ¥. Smith
Mr. Staley
Ideal Garage Company
Grayson
Staley
Braddock Heights Hotel
Elias B. Ramsburg
C. H. Conley
Samuel G. Duvall
Thomas O. White
J. Windsor Williams
Jesse W. Kolb
A. L. Pearre Success
Linié’ Cronise
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Albert Zimmerman
West Patrick St
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NOR & D. Mantz
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Geo. M. Hett
F. W. Staub
General Utility Corporation
Syracuse
South Market St
Elkanah Co
Bow
Lake
Siew Hotel
Lewistown
Montene Hospital
Jusiatt
Weat Third St
Sylidtt
Féady
Frederick W. Cramer
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Annie
Sheffield
Ann’. Welty
Virginia
Welty
Ieport
Harry W. Bows
Harry W. Bowers
Clayton
Kéedy, Solicitor
NISI
Rachel
P. Lawson
Raymond Dorsey
Aulus Ee George
R. Dennus
District of
John A Dorr
John
Patrick Gireet
Simeé
Potore Gata
Edward
Goldsborough
United States
A. Mz
Edward. Goldsborough
Orphans’ Court
Feederick
County
Adele Dutrow
Maliad
Jysdat
Samuel
Dutrow
Charles D. Corum
G. Leicester. Thomas
Adamstown Cashning and Supply Co
Adamstown
FORD
G. L. Thomas
T Fu Bargelace
Lee
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
R. E. Delaplaine
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