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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1914

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2

Strict rules for cleanliness at CHT Frederick co jail

A trimmed view of the House of Correction highlights stricter sanitation and inmate cleanliness under new management. Superintendent Frank N Newton and assistant G B Timanus oversee reforms, including weekly showers, daily clothing changes, and regular bed and cell maintenance. The shirt factory, run by Abe Braverman, drives productivity with near one million shirts monthly. New telephone connections and local notices accompany reports of minor injuries and church band activities.

Thomas Fraderick Frederick House of Correction Frederick County Goldsborough Frank ‘N. Newton New York G. B. Timanus Fredericktonian Bie Ion New ’York Co Abe Braverman Baltimore

Controversy Over Liquor Circulation Reaches Court House

A Montgomery County Anti saloon League meeting at Washington Grove denounced liquor in the Court House area as offensive to decency and moral welfare. The resolution urged janitors to curb the practice while officers were elected, with Rev Oscar Henderson presiding and a slate of officers named including Rockville figures. The report notes theatre manager plans and local appointments, plus a stroke victim moved to City Hospital.

Wiliam E.ward Rockville Reuben E.baker Colesville Newton C. Rice Darnestown Albert G. Shoemaker Bethesda Mordecai T. Russel Olney Wilson Gatthersburg Diax Wenner Potomac W. W. Hodges Barnesville Columbus W. Day Damascus Charlies G. Wilson Wheaton

Temperance Meeting at Rocky Springs Chapel

A temperance meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Rocky Springs chapel of the Church of the Brethren. The address will be delivered by Rev. Jacob H. Hotlinger of Washington.

Rocky Springs Chapel Church of the Brethren Otlock Jacob H. Hotlinger Washington

Traction engines on improved Maryland roads debated

Debates rise as Maryland considers allowing traction engines with cleats to tread on improved roads for threshing farm crops. Pennsylvania and neighboring states have eased bans amid farmer protests and road wear concerns. Authorities anticipate next legislature to set restrictions, while many drivers face warrants and court risk.

Pennsylvania Thia Maryland Roads Commission Frederick County Washington Good Roads ‘Commission

Brederick Woodaboro Turnpike Company Responds in Court

The Brederick Woodaboro Turnpike Roads Company answers protestants and denies the Fifth to Eighth street pike is in bad shape. A court hearing on the case will probably be ordered.

Brederick Woodaboro Turnpike Roads Company Fifth Street Eighth Street

Pension Award Ends Libertytown Man Blindness Toll

Charles Welker of Libertytown after six years of effort and a family of supporters finally secured a U S pension of 30 dollars monthly for total blindness suffered from a service injury in the Philippines. Welker, known as a bricklayer, served in the army and was wounded by a shell blast that blinded him. The pension award comes after years of pursuit with the aid of David J. Lewis and others. Local notes report new Thurmont furniture, post office room changes, and upcoming picnics and reunions across nearby communities.

Jone Welker Libertytown

Professor Hamilton Clairvoyant and Psychic Scientist Ad

London based Prof Hamilton Bradford offers magnetic telepathic treatment and psychic consultations. Hundreds of Frederick citizens publicly endorse his remarkable powers. Private consult with informed advice from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, hours by appointment. call 455K. Offices 388 Market Street.

Bradley, Hamilton London Frederick's N.aMarket

Liddies Oxfords and Pumps Advertisement

Oxfords and pumps priced from 98 cents to 8 dollars. Colonial and patent styles listed. Children and men’s shoes include paten t and gun metal options. Goodyear shoes and leather finishes offered at sale prices.

Liddie Russia S .Goodyear Kangaroo Country

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