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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick, Md
Chautauqua Opens With Broad Praise and Strong Attendance
The Frederick Chautauqua opened successfully with better entertainment than the Fiorentine Band, a high level of satisfaction across the first day, and excellent prospects for the rest of the week. Attendance at both sessions was good, with word spreading that more people will attend subsequent events.
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Frederick
Migration to Canada sparks debate on costs and citizenship
Speaker Champ Clark flags northward migration as a multilateral loss of cash and citizenship. He cites 1,843 farmers crossing the border in a week to settle in West Canada while 55,000 Canadians moved to the United States last year. A Midland Texas ranch purchase highlights cheaper Canadian lands, prompting cautions on climate and long term gains for American farmers.
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Champ Clark
West
Canada
Midland
Texas
Regina
Canada and Uncle Sam Learn From Each Other
The piece argues Western Canada remains poverty bound with limited education for children. It notes two paths toward improvement, including better law enforcement and order. It cites 634 violence crimes with 463 punished, contrasting with the United States’ lack of a similar record.
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Canada
Sam
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list visits and trips among residents of Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Miss Olivia Willtide, Mrs Horatio Waters, Mr Charles H Nussbaum, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Rosenour, Miss Mantle Burger, Mrs Charles J Richl, Mrs Elizabeth McDannel, Miss Louise McDannel, Mr Daniel Elster, Mr Larry Oh Crebs, Mr Frank W Cole, Ms EB Cane, Casper Cline, Fran, and others with mentions of travels to Atlantic City Boston New England Rochester and Philadelphia Ledger. It notes professional musings on ambition and innovation by Me James Basford and discussions on tactful suggestions and worker value. It also records several visits and returns from trips to Washington Baltimore Hagerstown Llanover and Kansas City among others.
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Olivia Willtide
Lingerstown
Horatio Waters
Fran
Phhiladelphia Ledger
James Basford
Doubs
Edward Mi
All Saints’ Street
Hinem
Fire Escapes On Hosiery Buildings To Be Rected By Company
Union Manufacturing Co plans additional fire escapes on east and west sides of its main building after State Fire Marshal Myers review. He praised the metal west stair but urged three more east side escapes. Plant employs about 200 people, many girls, with safety measures already in place. Local residents and visitors noted in column, including Mary Myers and several families from Cumberland and Waynesboro, with several trips and visits to nearby towns.
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Union Manta Firing Co
Binghampton
N.Y
Union Manufacturing Co
G Ea Myers
Zimmerman
Cos
Umion Manufacturing Company
Myers
Frederick
Camp to Set Tents by Monocacy Near Buckeystown
The Trinity M E church South Senior Bible Class opens a two week camp along the Monocacy near Buckeystown bridge. Rev J J Ringer leads with Mr Ringer acting as cook. Enrolled campers include George Wunichen Marnard Harp Earl Gilbert Herman Grimes Vane Rhinehart Richard King UCar rell Etchison Frank Howard Carroll Lynn Herbert Gilbert and Bernard Gilbert.
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Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. J. Ringer
Monocacy
Buckeystown Bridge
Ringer
George Uwunichen
Marnard Harp
Earl Gilbert
Herman Grimes
Vane Rhinehart
Richard King
Ucarrell Etchison
Frank Howard
Carroll Lynn
Herbert Gilbert
Bernard Gilbert
Flames Subdued After Fire at Cheltenham Reform School
Firefighters battled a blaze at the House of Reform in Cheltenham that damaged the Administration Building. The flames were checked and extinguished after a strenuous effort by the crew.
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House of Reformation
Cheltenham
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News
Local items note dairy shortages as pasture dairymen fail to meet demand. School Commissioners name trustees for North Market Street School Noah Warter George Herbert Nicholas Gassaway. Okla homa land commissioners board appoints Etchison to help open the territory. Post Office Service exam held in court house clerk and letter carrier tests supervised by Nessis Harmison and JEO Duvall.
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Board of County School Commissioners
North Market Street
Noah Warter
George Herbert
Nicholas Gassawayz
Board of Postoffce Cial Service Examiners
Petit Dory
Court House
Nessis
Lfl Harmison
J EO Duvall
School Question Sparks Quick Exchange in New York Stocks
A brief street exchange features a playful moment as a boy asks about schooling, replying he is in school about three feet two inches tall. The scene unfolds against a backdrop of stock quotations provided by Motter Bros. & Co.
Frederick Readers Endorse Kidney Pills for Relief
Frederick resident John T. Webster reports backache and kidney distress improved by using Loan's Kidney Pills from J. W Harner's Drug Store, with Dean's Kidney Pills providing prompt relief. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills at 50 cents, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U S agents.
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Frederick
John T. Webster
Church St.Frederick
J. W Harner
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Colorado City
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Toledo
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