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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1914

Page

2

Death of Charles Q. Robinson Milk Plant Proprietor

Charles Q. Robinson, noted dairy plant operator on East Patrick Street, died at Frederick City Hospital after months of spinal trouble following a reclining chair accident. A New York native, he led milk plant work in Duchess County and New York City before moving to Frederick. Survived by widow, two daughters, a mother, five brothers, two sisters, funeral set for East Patrick Street home with burial in Fishkill, New York.

Charles Q. Robinson Mik East Patrick Street O'Colck City ‘Hospital Robinson New York East Fishkill Duchess ‘ County N. Y White Cross New York State Frederick Henry A. Hahn Patrick” Street Mr. Robinson Dutchess Lodge Stormville N.Y Mary E Ruth S. Robinson Mary FE. Robinson Duchess County Charles Wilson David Nathan George Addison Albert Robinson Yoo George Detzert Walden Joh A. Ditzler Grace Reformed Church Fishkill F. AW. Obenderfer&. Son Erorgianna Mt. Olivet F. Schroder

Know Paint Advertisement Explains Paint by Job Pricing

An ad explains buying paint by the job rather than by the gallon. It argues that paint cost plus labor leads to different total prices and emphasizes Devoe products. The dealer P. L. Hargett & Co is cited as seller.

Devoe Jay Dever

Personal notices of visitors and travels in and near Baltimore

A Long list of distant and local visitors and travelers is reported. Names include Clemia Smith from Iaperstown visiting Mia Frank Smith on Motter Avenue, Julia Rinehart from Hagerstown visiting relatives, Flora Doub of North Market Street at Pen Mar and Taneytown, Elizabeth Stevenson of Port Deposit visiting Helen Rimmerman, Norma Wachter of Central Trust Company spending time at Taneytown and Odenton, and many others visiting Ocean City, York, Frederick, Philadelphia, and Niagara Falls. Several local residents are noted as returning from trips or extending stays, with connections to Gelsbert, Bowers, Culler, Harner, and Pattison among others.

Agrmaga Baltimore Ftiss Clemia Smith Iaperstown Mia Frank Smith Motter Avenue Julia Rinehart Hagerstown Oi Alievity Misa Flora Doub North Marketsireet Pen Mar Mixx Tose Kennedy South Market Effect Wildwood N. J Bettle Butler Washington Miaxes Eichelberger Weal Church Street Hamilton Gelsbert Creag Rosy Gelsbert Ocean City Milex Elizabeth Stevenson Port Deposit Helen Rimmerman Third Street Norma Wachter Central Trust Companys Edward Bowers Fort Leavenworth Kan Taneytown Lloyd Culler York South Market Street Grace Burgee Marie Renn Frederick T ‘ We LiMian Alma-Schnabel H. D. Baumgardner North Market Street Emma Carn Altoona Willian H. Melring East Church Street Robert E. Pattison Philadelphia Pattison Pennsylvania New City Hotel Norman C. Hendry Quitman Mare J. W. Harner Ledith M. Thomas East Secone Street North I Carolinny Annie Bessie Noble Ob Region Casper J. Cline Edith Bernice O'Hara Adamstown Charles Kilne Matter Avenue Maggie Esworthy Pearl Courtney Stauffer Walkersville Margaret Wehsler North Carolina Frederick Wertheimer Cumbrland Shepherdstown Kearneysville W. Va Harrys Jenkins Mra. EE. Wachter Ruth Cauliflower Anna Beckert Martinsburg Elizabeth McDaniel Louise Pattingall West Third Street Niagara Falls Louise McDaniel i Niagara Walter McDaniel

The Basics of the Nile and the Cotton Worm

A fragment from John A. Todd satirically contrasts Western inspectors and an Egyptian sheik about cotton worms. The dialogue touches on control, punishment, and colonial power during wartime, with references to Allah and imagined economics.

Allah John A. Todd

Crawford Din Fashionable Restaurant Demand Refusal

A diner reacts to service with a firm refusal to order any food, stating not hungry and instructing the waiter to delay. The fragment hints at a scene inside a chic dining venue with unclear dialogue about timing. No clear names or events beyond the interaction.

Crawford Crabshaw

Roasian steppes puzzled Mrs Wayback in Newspaperman style

A brief, playful item notes Mrs Wayback puzzled by Roasian steppes as a sewn dancer image appears in a Dalian News mock exchange. The fragment evokes a watchful audience and evolving “Naws” as news grows.

Germany Men Force Italy Into War (Continued Prom Page 1)

Britain reports clashes with German destroyers in the North Sea with limited engagement and losses on both sides. Brussels notes 8,000 German casualties and Belgian defenses holding firm as French aid converges. Paris says French warships will patrol Mexican waters. Germany violates Dutch and Swiss neutrality. Antwerp and other Belgian cities under siege. Royal Navy and British citizens aid efforts.

Brussels William Kaiser Wand France London North Sea Harwich UN Paris Mexican Netherlands Tiburg Switzerland Belgium Germany Grande Antwerp Wiege Namur St. Petersburg Ger i Tmdasaydbiddings S Ee Far East Shanghai Prinz Ettel Friedrich Tsing” Tau Tsing Tau

Wyoming Peaks Above 13 000 Feet Highlight Nine Tall Mountains

The United States Red Cross survey notes Wyoming has nine mountains over 13,000 feet, three near 14,000 with Garnett peak at 12,787 feet, Grand Teton at 14 47 feet, Fremont peak at 13 730 feet, and Cloud peak at 14 730 feet. The state also lists thirty-one other named peaks above 12,000 feet and about forty unnamed summits.

Wyoming Wromingg Garnett Peak Grand Teton Fremont Peak Colorado

Stones and Glass Houses origin tale from old London

The origin story links the phrase to post union London when Scotch gangs roamed at night breaking windows. A group of Scots smashed the duke's Glass House, prompting a royal comment that those in glass houses should beware how they fling stones. Watch The Neve grow.

England Scotland London Hackingham Apeasel

Homemaker’s Guide to Wholesome Dishes and Tips

Cookery and housekeeping notes list breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with recipes for blackberries cream and sugar codfish balls corn muffins and macaroni and cheese. Includes instructions for meat balls corn muffins rice with fruit compote and beefsteak onions cabbage salad junket and a chocolate cake with pantry tips for cleaning silver replacing a broken knife cleaner and rust prevention and house maintenance hints.

Fluorine A Rabid Gas in the Chemical World

The article extols fluorine as a rabid gas that resists all, dissolves glass, tears metals from compounds, and forms hydrofluoric acid with hydrogen. It notes isolation by Moissan and claims broad reactivity including noble metals, with significant meat loss during cooking.

Galchim Moisson

Lester's Worsted Pants Price Listing Notes

Mens pants offered at $2.25 with value up to $3.50. Lester's Worsted is described as good weight and dressy, priced at $1.50, with a kind listed as 8c.

Lester

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