Circus Sideshow Ends in Crowd Uproar and Injuries
A chaotic performance drew large crowds as horses, clowns, and aerial acts thrilled spectators. Illness forced replacements, while female walkers on the BiRle Road near Westminater were struck by passing autos, injuring Rosa Gelman and May Gelman Sr, with shoulder and side injuries reported.
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Fanny
Akers
Crand
syfell-Hoind
Ellon
Tefatar
Rosa
May Gelman
Westminater
Degenhard
Baltimore
BiRle
Westmifhistrix
Gelman
Rea
Francis Key Grandnephew of Civil War figure dies at 92
The obituary notes Francis Key, grandson or kin of Francis Scott Key, veteran of the Confederate forces and Civil War participant. He served in Maryland Infantry and Stewart's Artillery, fought at Martinsburg and Rappahannock campaigns, and helped defend Richmond. Burial set for tomorrow at Lyceum Park. He had lived in good health until near the end and was cared for by Confederate Veterans at the associated institution.
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Francis
Key
Scott
Tha
Een
Banner
Bolalens
Hornie
Pikes
Gougion Park
Ieee
Anne
Ing
Ork
Andy
Harrisonburg
Yassaya’ and Mechanics
Richmond
Peiterat
Five seek Maryland American Legion department commander post
Interest rises for the September departmental convention in Cumberland as two new candidates join five others vying for Maryland department commander. Cumberland’s Garland Powell and Frederick’s Col. D John Markey are named as contenders alongside Baltimore's Major Henry Barrett Captain Charles F Macklin and Major Amos W Woodcock of the Eastern Shore, representing all state sections.
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Maryland
Henry § Barrett
Charles F. Macklin
Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
White
Powell
Conlove
Markey
Hay
Legion
Railroad rate rise eyed as ICC approves increase
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports a broad fare upgrade after the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a two cent passenger rate hike. The plan anticipates $20,000,000 in new equipment, including $10,000,000 for locomotives and freight cars, with the remainder for repairs. Figures list prevailing fares to eight cities, four in Maryland and four outside.
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Panera
Public Service
Ratrosil
Cass
Abe Sarriors
Baltimore
Ip i
Freig
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
EL Lowan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
No-To-Bac tobacco habit aid story
UIT TOBACCO No-To-Bic helps thousands break the costly nerve shattering tobacco habit. When craving a smoke or chew, place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in the mouth and the desire stops. Habit is broken, you feel better mentally and physically, and a refund is offered if not satisfied.
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Cascarcta
Harner. Drug Stores
N. Market
W. Patrick Srs
Frederick
Maryland
Milas Spicher Pursues Lost Rooster in Lewisstown Find
Milas Spicher of Lewiston, Pa., reported seeking a missing rooster and finally found it under a wood pile after a long search. The incident highlights a local household oddity and a stubborn poultry misplacement solved by persistence.
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Milas
Susannah Spicher
Lewiston
Egees
Kellogg Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Easier Dosing
Spencer Kellogg & Sons introduces a tasteless castor oil maintaining strength and purity. The improved formula removes the nauseating taste to aid children and reassure mothers. Sold by druggists in three sizes 1 6c 35c 86c with labeled Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil.
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Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Kellogg's
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Anata
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Von
Dept. American Legion
UIT Tobacco
Balto
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Hancock
Pittebur
Wiehmond
Vas
Norfolk
Castor
Miller
Aly
H & H Motor « Tire CO
Simmer Fit
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hewitt
Traveler
Indiana
Portage
Goodrich
Republic
Firestone
Fisk
Sterling
North Market Street
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