Community Spirit and Simple Living Across A Postwar Era
A 1919 article discusses community spirit as the path to shared prosperity, urging neighbors to unite for mutual benefit. It contrasts individual ambition with cooperative effort and calls for reducing conflict in labor and business through brotherhood and practical simplification of life. It also surveys views on food costs, government food distribution plans, and postwar economic challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Kond
Caunes
Frederick
Kannas
Stamegoparhy
Arya
Philadelphia Inquirer
War Department
Suiper-Grocer
Anmunt Ag
United States
Way Department
Washington
Pricox Ixsus
No Royal Road to Success on the Road to 1919 Thrift
A sermon on effort and will, urging readers to choose a goal and stay on course. It warns against tempting detours and explains the 1919 thrift campaign as government support for saving and conservation. Regular investments in government securities are encouraged to reach the distant goal through steady progress.
Voice of the Press wart Turnuit in Ohio State Journal
The fragment speaks of strikes and national unrest, urging calm as conflict grows. It notes the danger of continued clashes while the pierces strain society and warns against allowing strife to persist unendingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio State Journal
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fredericks local column recalls a terric storm blowing down a brick building wall on South Market Street. crops damaged and trees uprooted follow. The Lima Bean Growers Association formed in Frederick County with officers named. Social events include a guest at Glade Garden, a Mont-Riant house party, and a cakewalk won by Miss Marvie Williams and Miss Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
South Market Street
P. Henry
Lima Bean Growers “Association
Frederic County
Henry Gongo
Ernest JL. Miss
John F. Grove
James
Gambrill, Jr
Lewis H. Staley
George
Moore
Mont-Riant
Hone
Gracé
Purley Personal Anniversary Celebrated at Home
nd Mrs William Tyler Shook of West Patrick street celebrate their twenty fourth wedding anniversary with a lavish dinner at the family home. Numerous friends sent congratulations as extended visits and travels accompany local residents and visitors across nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyler Shook
West Patrick Street
Hattle M. Buckey
Maryland State College
College Park
North Market Street
Misa Fuss
Sykesville
Edna Troxall
East Third Street
W. C. Kolb
Baltimore
John N. Brengle
Frederick
Bay Shore Park
Millard M. Rice
Mount Holly
N. J
Earl M. Davis
Mins Cathering “Hetinkimara
Washington
MF Webster Letd
East Patrick Street
Hiv. Barenta
Pennsylvania
Charles B. Staley
Mra
Kitchell
New York
F. Hoffman
Bert Wuster
Chas, Fagan
E. Hummelbaugh
Penn Grove Camp
Richard Potts
Helen Potts
Wiliam Dunloprd
Airplane Dreams and Pilgrim Heritage Reach New Horizons
An eclectic newspaper fragment recounts Lord Bacon's flying imagination and the Pilgrim legacy guiding modern progress. It notes a proposed air service linking Buenos Aires to Bahia, Brazil, with intermediate cities, and mentions residents Broadhurst and Erb in a wedding, plus a Mt. Pleasant property sale and a Fremd agency deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bacon
Atlantis
Plymouth
Buenos Aires
Bahia
Brazil
Fifty July Weddings in Frederick County Light of Heat
Amid storms and heat Frederick County saw fifty couples wed in July. Forty four white couples and six of other races united as brides averaged twenty and grooms twenty four. Widowers aged fifty three married a twenty five year old and other former spouses joined in later life union. Some licenses went to couples renewing marriage after prior divorces none issued to currently divorced pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sarah .E. Lortz
Sweet 4 Percent Paid on Savings and Checking Accounts
A historical notice advertises a 4 percent rate on savings deposits while soliciting checking accounts. The ad emphasizes high yields and broad consumer appeal, urging readers to open accounts and transfer funds to secure the promotional return.
Four divorces filed in circuit court
Goldie Soper through attorney Reno Harp seeks an absolute divorce from Carl Soper and alimony. Court orders $25 counsel fee and $20 monthly alimony pendente lite from August 1 with first payment September 1 and service by August 7. Soper resides at Lime Kiln. Also Naomi Rothenhoefer seeks an absolute divorce from Ira Rothenhoefer. Howard Magruder files for an absolute divorce from Etta Magruder. George W. Myers files for an absolute divorce from Ruth Myers through attorney Leo Weinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie FR. Soper
Reno S. Harp
Circuit
Carl E. Soper
Naom
George W. Myers
Leo, Weinberg
Ruth H. Myers
Lost and Found Watch Chain and Fob with B
Lost watch chain with knife and fob showing three horses heads and letter B. Reward offered by Dr. McClellan at 237 N Market Street. Found wrist watch on August 1, 1919. Owner may claim by applying to Box 292 News and paying the nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
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Brotherhood
Smith
Brown
Jones
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Voice OF the Press
J. Walter Clemson
Watkeraville
D. Princeton Buckey
Wide
Atlantic
Phillip
Earth
Read
Caprice
Alcock
Hymeneas
Broadhurst—Duvall
Amy Duvall
Mt. Airy
Millard F. Broadhurst
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Howard O
Kemptown
Hagerstown
Ray Roy Fowler
Youngstown
Esther May Erb
Brunswick
London
Lewis’ Worthington Smith
New York Times
Frederick County National
Frederick, Lid
Eppy
Orphans’ Court
Elias Fogle
Ald
Clavanna Fogle
Orphans Court
David A. Sharretts
Beneft
Mary
Sharretts
F. L. Stoner
Orphana’ Court
Chas
O'Donnell Lee
Matilda D, J. Ler
Liber
Rubber Co
Broad St
Novar
J. F S Bdde
Vernon T. Smith
Eas Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Thoré
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Beddith
Karl Jacobson
Adaling James
Market St
Orpror
Sidate
Republican
Frimarien
Ick Diatrict No
Charles” Buts
Middletown
Aaron R. Anders
Béreby
Roderick
Tee
Mace Edwin. Freed
Clarence M. Albaugh
House OF Delegates
Alton Dudderar
Linganore District
Dimon
Aeepsererenpeen Ree
Homas E. Klin
Harry
Gilbert
Frederick District No
Sheripa
George B. Cullen
Frank L. Spitzer
Brunswick District No
Fred Lerieck
W. Clinton McSherry
Mme
Calvin Co. Zimmerman
Pleasant
L. Tyler
Republikan
Holden
Felton
Dipe i
Sherman P. Bowers
D&aw
Tnyself
Samuel & Lewie
Dante
Apd Tofu
Torgats Precios Boonomtenan
Fenton N Harris
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Pri
Dawep
Iby
BenAtony
George I
Kactmam
Tor County
Tor
Urer
Ed Republican
Primarion
Jobn W
Etrick
Ahapewran
Joe Aa Hg
James H. Harris
Proguené
Frank L. Stone
C. Albert
Gleon
Chahter
Tre
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Circuit Court
John Lortz
Haintiffs
Nicholas T. Rickard
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
Sarah E
D. Frank Mayne
John L. Dutrow
West Second St
LeRoy McCardell
East Second Street
News-Post
Surrey
Ib Trail
Council ‘Street
Tyne
C. A.“ Stultz
Woodsboro
Palvatore
B.&, Kepner
Bampion
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