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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
6
Questioning Elimination of Private Profits in Government Production
The article discusses socialist ideas on government takeovers of production and profit elimination. It argues few favor such moves unless government efficiency beats private enterprise and urges practical demonstrations rather than wholesale experiments. It notes limited success of public utility runs and calls for concrete evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Miss Latimer Tours Maryland Blind Work Exhibits
Miss Lillian E. Latimer of the Maryland Association of Workers for the Blind, accompanied by Miss Marie O'Brien, toured New Market and Woodeboro before returning to Baltimore for a school carnival. She stressed training for self support, noted the school’s advantages, and announced a meeting and exhibit to be held at Thurmont, with church references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian E. Latimer
Maryland Association of Workers For the Blind
Marie O'Brien
Baltimore
New Market
Woodeboro
Baltmore
Washington County
Miss Latimer
Ted
Mise Latimer
Maryland
Frederick Folks Editor's Note Questionnaire
A Frederick News questionnaire interview with local men, listing answers about residence, nickname, youth sports, hobbies, career choice, life regret, and what Frederick needs. Richard Feaster and others describe the city’s water, location, and call for hard work and a stronger Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the New
Eche
Fraderick
Richard Feaster
Shamons
Richard Fessler Simmons
Leving
Frederick
Hagerstown
Beart of Mary
UUNK
Pew Chamber of Commerce
Dong
Love and Morals Triumph in Riverside Service
A sermon by Rev. D Hughes at Ridley Park Presbyterian Church extolled love and morality over worldliness, stating Christ as a humble carpenter whose message endures while ancient empires fade. Dr Edwards presented prayers and hymns as George E Smith led the sacred band concert following a program of selections and marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
D. Hughes
Chuyén
Ridley’ Park
Iid
Ea Jwards
God
Dr. Edwards
Jesus
Jrof
George Euward Smith
Tarry C. Davis
George Washington University
George Edward Smith
Hraddock
Fenton Harris
America
Ove
Smith
Jaurka
Keeenberg
Moston
Warren J. Harleyswatt
Vienna
Paloma
Yradfers Omareh
Weirdo
Maryland
Open Air Methodist Service Draws 300 In Norwich Park
About 300 attended the third open air Methodist Episcopal Sunday School service at Bentz and Sixth streets. Holden St Felston spoke on true friendship, praising the Leaders' Bible Class of 600 at Norfolk. Holy communion was observed at the seven o'clock service in AC H4Room. Next Sunday’s evening service will be in the West Patrick street park with brass and male quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Grove
Epworth
Norfolk
Canas
Bentz
Sixth Streets
Holden St. Felston
West Patrick Street
Lendara' Orehes- Ga
Miss Van Pelt Buried After Auto Accident Near Roanoke
Miss Katherine Van Pelt twenty, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Van Pelt of Brunswick, died after a car crash two miles from Roanoke. She was returning from a visit to Bristol when the steering failed and the car overturned. The funeral at Grace Chapel Brunswick was attended by many friends with Rev Burgess conducting services. She was interred at Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine van Telt
John van Pelt
Brunswick
Roanoke
Yester
Grace Chapel
Burgess
Brownsville
van Pelt
Leo H. Brown
Bristol Tonn
White
Edith Koontz
D. J. Koontz
Koontz
Mas Koontz
Burdette
Co: Episcopal Church
William Brenner
William PL Nixon
Randolph Horine
Russell Mills
Stanley Haskinson
Lynch Cross
West ' Schnaufler
Twenty Years Ago Today Local Items from The News 1900
Frederick area notes list attendees traveling to Timonium for the Jersey Cattle Club of Maryland organization. Senator Rohrbach informed of a four year scholarship award at Anne Arundel Academy. Music for Braddock picnic planned by Yellow Springs Band and American Band. John Ewell of Baltimore named reader at Linganore Protestant Episcopal parish. Thieves vandalize the Charles Clingan home in Schleysville but flee empty handed. County corn crop reported very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
the News
Barrick
Rocky Ridge
W. & Burra
Johnsville
Jacob Rohrbach
Anne Arundel Academy
Serant
Heense
Laverne
Lymech
Bear
John Tominsky
Yohn
Salvage for county corn crop cues cool July rain
July brought unusually cool weather and scattered heavy rains that helped corn, with rainfall totaling 3.7 inches in the county. A drought had threatened crops, but storms on July 2 and 21, plus a late shower, saved the grain as temperatures ranged from frost levels to 102 degrees at peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratte Fet
iThe
Frederick
Frederick Hall
Jaisht
Campaign recruits for Company A in Maryland re gists two teams
Two teams of sixteen men each the blues led by Lieut Lester Smith and the grays led by Lieut Barrick compete to recruit 32 men to reach federal strength of 65 for federal recognition. The effort features a supper trophy for the team bringing in the fewest men, with captains and many listed soldiers named. Also noted is a surprise party at Edgewood for Pastor Rev I F Murray and family, delivering cash and vegetables totaling over 32 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Regent
Mon
Blues
Lieut
Lester Smith
Grays
Liou- Hemant
F. Lester Smith
John M. Holdcraft
Lewis J. Kennedy
Russell H. Harris
Lewry
Hazzard
Irving V. Cannan
Victtor D. Sibert
Owen W. sAyres
Roy
Clem
George King
Jon Ht. Murphy
J Wiliam
Nage
Carl Palmisano
Ernest W. Reeder
Harvey G. Ridgway
Guy F .Staub
Barrick
Lewis V. Kreh
Arthur G. Kline
Harry 0. Gosnell
Ira W. Twenty
Benjamin ‘Turner
Guy Anders
Cliffor’ Cannon
Geo. W. Trout
Chas, Bruchey
Guy K. Kenna
Lewie FE
Moberly
John E. Miller
Laurens
Phebus
George R. Ray
Floyd XII
Ridgway
Maurice EB
Routzahn
Church of God At
Edgewood
I. F. Murray
Atta
Arson Charge After $200000 Hightstown Blaze
Morris Abrams of Hightstown, partner in Gross Brothers, held $10,000 in shares and was arrested on arson charges after a $200,000 blaze that damaged grain mills and parts of Hightstown. Investigators linked the fire to incendiary origins with Abrams seen near the scene minutes before. Bail set at $1,0000 as authorities pursued the lengthy probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Morris Abrams
Hightstown
Gross Brothers
Emimty
Gross
Uit
Prosenitor Ouphant
Abrams
Yarmttent
Allen's Footage Powder Ad Promises Comfort
An old style ad promotes Allen's Foot Rage powder to ease foot discomfort and extend shoe life. It claims shoes feel older and more comfortable after shaking powder into the footwear, with claims of adjustable size through use and benefits for daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Avery
Arrangements Completed for Annual Manor Picnic
Committees named for Manor Picnic at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Plans include dancing, pavilion with orchestra gallery, booths, dining tables, ice cream and other attractions. Executives, grounds, arrangements, dancing and dinner table committees listed with numerous local names. Montgomery county constables named. state police report 200 daily penalties for commercial vehicle violations in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfumbtr
St. Joseph's Catholic
Eugene A. Grove
J. R. Day
Wiliam Murphy
Charles Heater
Harry Davis
J. W. Haines
Allen Putman
Scott Grinder
C. Arunuah Stogers
B. A. Mattingly
Frank Carlin
Roy Putman
Richard Allantt
See Davis
John Dean
Hendrickson
Raymond Putman
Margeret Rolback
Thomas J. Kohrbuck
Tacob
Dutrow
Baker Lamar
John P Daevin
Willan J. Grove
Doc. S. All Putt
Cronenburg
Leo Michael
Lamar
and Alnatt
D. Aul OL
Howard Carr
Alds
Johanna Weden
Martha Spencer
Emilie Stevenson
Wiliant Scoxgins
C. Whimbs
Caroline Hall
Mrea
J. Wo. Haines
Anna M. Gaines
Raymond
Ida Hendrickson
Marie Murphy
Eugene Grove
Etchison
Fanny Day
Peugnet
Cromolly
Lomomaide
AL. Rogers
L. Thine
Dit Hendrickson
Nelle Dig
Chas
Peugnuet
Anna Rogers
Louise Rogers
Cromwell Kessler
Joe Mattingly
C. T. Brosius, Jr. Alds
Frances Thomas
Panny Young
M Chise
Lee Creanble
Tole Grinder
Ales
Hiatty Davin
Martha Murphy
Wo. J. Grove
Joseph Phonas
Thomas Burgee
Lee Day
Mary Louise Grove
Grace Grove
Michael Mick
O'Malley
Vernica O'Malley
Ed. O'Malley
Linkin Grote Mthel Mattingly
Raymond Mattingly
C.T. Brostus
Jr. Tettle Brosas
Personal notices of residents and visitors in Baltimore area
Purely personal items list J Paul Brown resigning from U S Forestry in Montana and joining Country Homes. It notes vacations and visits of numerous residents and visitors across Baltimore and nearby towns, naming Beatrice Franklin, Lettie Delphey, A Grace Kline, Helen and Anabel Kline, Frances Sweeney, Claire Stull, Catherine Mullican, Dorothy Friese, Benton Knodle and others, with travel to Columbus Yellow Springs Luray Cave and Shreveport, plus relatives in Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Brown
U. S. Forestry Service
Montana
Baltimore
Fredie Chagosuta
Airy
Charles Quinn
Washington
Helen
Anabel Kline
Louis M. Kline
Frances K. Sweeney
Claire K. Stull
Catherine Mullican
Dorothy Friese
Catonsville
Catherine Staley
Charles AD. Gould
Eleanore Gould
Shreveport
Louisiana
Miss Williams
Miss Shriver
South Market Street
Arthur J. Lambert
Kennie Reedy
Ester Kline
Blanche Kline
Lewis W. Crone
Luray Cave
Vie
Dreco Herbal Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A Frederick Maryland household reports Dreco easing a wife’s nightly laxative habit and relieving constipation, headaches, and gas. The ad touts Dreco as safe with no iron or acids, made from herbal extracts, sold by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreco
Alfred
Kxomp
Madison Street
Frederick
Drecov
Drecco
Pearre
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