Maryland State Road System Reach Distinctive Highway Network
The Maryland state road system, largely complete and built along county lines, enables motorists to travel from Frederick to Baltimore New York Gettysburg and beyond on improved highways. The completed network includes Emmitsburg to Pennsylvania and connections toward Hagerstown Cumberland Pittsburgh and Harper's Ferry, with concrete stretches and rapid expansion planned to link Brunswick Petersville and Annapolis. This modernization opens up the Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland, boosting commerce and local business in Frederick.
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Maryland
Austin L. Crothers
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
New England
Baltimore
New York
Ridgeville
Damascus
Germantown
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Washington
Hagerstown
Camberland
Pittsburgh
Jefferson
Weverston
Harper's Ferry
Brunswick-Petersville
Annapolis
Strom
Kit Cat Portraits and the Origin of Kit Cat Pictures
The article explains the term kit-cat portrait as a label for stupid mediocrity, tracing its origin to forty two portraits by Sir Godfrey Kneller painted for a club tavern. It notes the uniform size and frame, the club's notable members, and a tangent anecdote from the New York Post about a moral family exchange.
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New York
Godfrey Kaeler
Christopher Cat
Alison
Sirele
Walpole
Marlborough
George
England
Visiting friends and relatives fill Frederick social pages
A long list of Miss Virgini a Burke and dozens of residents visit relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia York and other towns. Tallies include Mr Monroe Ryan from Baltimore and families like Mr and Mrs John Hane with son Carl at East South Street. Dr Richard Grady of the U S Naval Academy visits Frederick, while Garnett Smith and Mrs Ruth Osborn welcome a baby boy Garnett Allison Smith Jr born July 21.0 Local residents travel to Ocean Grove Atlantic City Nantucket and Lemsville with updates on returning visitors and extended trips.
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Virginia Burke
Thin City
Doubs
Monroe Ryan
Baltimore
John Hane
Carl
East South Street
OW. Cramer
East Second Street
York Pa
Stella Kline
Philadelphia
Ralph Bitzer
Braddock
Cordelia Eyler
South Market Street
Lfrienda
Walkersville
Margaret Hagedorn
Record
Margaret Laney
Cumberland
Charlotte Baker
Aigustin Wulf
Wyoming
Mary Loy
Madeline Zimmerman
Atlantic City
Jacob Rohrbark
Weat Church Street
Ocean Grove
N. J
Agnes Kane
Daugt Iter
North Market Street
Taneytown
Elsie Gillan
Hagerstown
Charles Finney
Patrick Street
H. K. Moberly
Winchester
Lucille Rebeka Love
Benton Knodle
Richard Grady
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Frederick
Rose Birely
G. W. Preston Whipp
Pensacola
Fla
J. O. Hendrix
East Second Strest
Charles Fisher
Charles Sifford
Washington
Ohio
Samuel J. Forney
Rocky Springs
Charles Snook
Cuyahoga Falls
Harry C. Smith
East Fourth Street
Charles Nussbaum
Philip J. Nussbaum
Cornelia Rhoverick
Nettie F. Salter
West Church Street
J. Maurice Holdcraft
Greencastle
John H. Holdcraft
East Church Street
Sallie Nelson
Miss Magdalene
Iadacob Buckey
West South Street
Ralph Blair
Greenawalt
Chambersburg
Wm. G. Greenawalt
George W. Salter
Antoinette Salter
George Salter
Alice McEwen
G. J. Buckey
Jacob Rosenstoc
Benjamin
Adelaide
Harry Cheefer
West Third Street
Colonial Beach
David Q. Thomas
Garnett Smith
Catonsville
Garnett Allison Smith
Smith
Ruth Osborn
Calvin Zellers
Frederick County
Edith
Merle Wiles
Pear Thurmont
Charles B. Wiles
Frank Hill
Edith Osborn
Nantucket
Auto Jana
Olive Miller
Mary Biser
Liamsville
Lenora Miller
William Quinn
Vincent
Leon Biser
Lemsville
Braddock Heights Again Proposed as Nation's Summer Capital
A two year lapse ends as Braddock Heights in Frederick County is urged as a summer capital for the United States by Washington officials. Other sites named include Maryland Heights Harper's Ferry Mount Wheeler and Monticello. Congress would meet there if chosen with facilities for the President and Cabinet and a new rail link promised to boost the resort trade.
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Braddock Heighs
Fréderick
United States
Washington Prue
Washington
Senate
Danse
Aden
Congress
Tneh
Wilton
Wilson
Bratdack Heights
Frederick County
Maryland Heights
Harper's Ferry
Mount Wheeler
Binemont
Virginia
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Borland
Kansas City
Braddock Heights
Biie Ridge
Harper. Perry
United States Congress
Wacoming
Coigeees
Braddeock Heights
Marsland Heights
Wahin
Tan
Hay
R. L. Henry
Texas
Carlin
Bluemont
Emory L. Coblentz
Hagerstown and Frederick
Brunswick
Jefferson
the Heights
Hotel
Braddock
Social guests visit Comus Maryland area families
A group from Frederick and nearby towns spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm T Biser of Mr Pleasant. The visitors included Mr and Mrs Wm F Chew and children Mrs Eva Walter Mr Minor Cecil of Baltimore Mr and Mrs Robert Walker and son of Washington Grove Mrs Garrett Wale and children Mr Russell Birch of Washington Mr and Mrs Moses Fisher Mrs J W Starr Miss Mary Starr and Mrs Roger Fisher of Frederick. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs G M Cecil at Comus Md.
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Wm. T. Biser
Pleasant
Wm F.chew
Eva Walter
Minor Cecil
Baltimore
Robert Walker
Washington Grove
Garrett Wale
Russell Birch
Washington
Moses Fisher
J. W. Starr
Mary Starr
Roger Fisher
Frederick
G. M. Cecil
Comus, Md
Sale of Braddock Lots at Brad dock Heights Auction
About 40 Brad dock Heights lots were sold this morning by United Realty Company led by manager T. Wallace. Remaining lots numbered roughly 40, with sales expected to continue at 2:30 PM. Prices ranged from 260 to 480 dollars. notable buyers included Mrs M S Choate of Baltimore and others from Frederick and Washington. Music accompanied the grounds. turnout was large. Turnpike Road Company directors were elected at Court Street offices. officers named for the year include Vr. L. Feiser as president, Fawantis Shriner as treasurer, and Noah Forner as secretary.
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Braddock Heights
United Realty Company
Oo .T. Wallace
M.S Choate
Baltimore
A. S. Stephens
Miss Mantz
Af Fredericn
Frank C. Norwood
Benjamin F Reich
Grayson H. Staley
Edgar H McBride
Frederick
OH. Davis
Washington
Neuralgia Relief Promises From New TPE Remedy
A brief ad claims a novel treatment relieves neuralgia pain in the face neck arm and chest. It promises rapid action with a simple method and worldwide availability, urging readers to try the product today and pay later.
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Lerogsiste
Year of Independence Proclamation History and Trade Note
The article traces the use of sovereignty and independence language in U S proclamations from Washington onward, noting dates linked to independence amid evolving terminology. It cites proclamations issued in various years and discusses how the form emerged before the Constitution. It also mentions tobacco production and European imports and exports, including Austria Germany and other trade notes.
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Tobeco
Wadia
Jalandio
Tebacca
Austria
Osnerep
Germany
A. Co
Bayers
Dairymen of County Plan Meeting on Friday
An executive committee of area dairymen denounces cattle testing and health orders as harmful to farmers. They urge enforcement changes, petition lawmakers to repeal strict laws, and call county farmers to attend Friday’s meeting led by president Harry B. Witter and attorney Reno S. Harp.
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Department of
Geers
Frederick County
Arry B. Witter
Ciaition
Reno S. Harp
Unclear fragmentary text with paint ad snippet
Fragmentary item references paint quality and pricing. Mentions Devoe paint as a premier option and a dealer L. Hargett and Co. The passage includes stray dialogue and weather notes, but no clear news event or person-to-place connection.
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