Nine electric locomotives for Pennsylvania built by Westinghouse
Clarence F Munshower now with Westinghouse Electric at Wilkinsburg Pa writes The News detailing the firm’s Pennsylvania type electric locomotives under construction. He notes 15 80 employees, swift payoffs, two unit design with pony trucks, direct current motors up to 2000 horsepower each, third rail collection, and rail and track systems. The piece explains electric car basics, generation at power houses, AC to DC conversion, rotary converters, trolley circuits, and controller operation in a complete, technical layperson summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Munshower
Westinghouse Electric
Wilkinsburg
Westinghouse Company
Ma Munshower
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Richmond Va
Skin Soothing Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Hot weather harms skin causing se,ph hlotehes pimples and heat. A simple eczema treatment known as Dr D Id Prescription is advertised as a 1.00 bottle, now offered for 23c to prove its soothing and healing effect. Endorsed by J A Williamson of North Market priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. D
J. A. Williamson
North Market
Y M C A Directors To Hear Petition Tonight
A petition signed by about 150 to 200 members will be presented at the Y M C A directors meeting to reconsider the resignation of Hob Clark as physical director. The action surprised many and the petition requests the board to revisit the decision amid Boy Scout work and youth influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.-Coa
Hob Clark
Y.M .al
Clark
Boy Scout Movement
J. H H. Apple
Cis
Cime
Wil Bee
Tie
Social World Notes Highlight Bathel Marriage Reception
Mrs Glover W Rice of Bathel Maryland hosted a reception for daughter Migg Cora Rebecca Rice and her fiancé Edward W Strine. Guests included George Rice Howard Strive Charles Gray David King and Ruth Strine from Frederick. A complimentary dance at Creagerstown Hall celebrated Princess Hennie Cinb of Rocky Ridge. A Lawn Party on West Fourth Street honored Gertrude Rowe’s fifth birthday with lights and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gqverge W Rice
Bathel
Migg
Cora Rebecca
Floward W Strine
Geo. Rice
Howard Strive
Chas. Gray
David King
Caroline Klouck
Geo Bender
Ruth Strine
Frederick
Nannie Iewell
Raymond Wiles
Lloyd Wiles
Lizzyle Gray
Nattie Marshall
Osear Rice
Macie
Annie
Mary Rice
Dianehe Linton
Keefer Rice
Millon
John Marion Rice
Hazel Gilbert
Isaac Chase
Myrtle Bender
Crenagerstown Ulall
Hennie Cinb
Rocky Widge
J. A. Boiler
Bertha Valentine
3. Snook
W. O A. Black
Fox
Leslie and
Cleo Eyler
Henry Black
Merue Snook
Dorothy
Mildreidt Biggs
Rocky Ridge
Miner Robinson
Thagerstown
Culshall
Woodsboro
Leslie Liday
Chirence Long
Raymond Null
Marion
Clarence Warner
Edward Krinc
Leslie Hy Jer
Cleo Kyler
Marion Warner Carionet
James Crowe
West Fourth Street
Gertrude Rowe
James An
Wedding at Evangelical Reformed parsonage in town
A pretty wedding was held at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage at 9 o'clock last night. Miss Glenna M Routzahn and Mr John H Staley were united in marriage in a small ceremony conducted by Rev Henri L Koeffer. Lola Routzahn served as bridesmaid and Charlie Staley as best man. The couple, both graduates, will reside on Dill avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seale
Charlies Staley
Girls’ High School
Ile
Boss’ High School
Dill Avenue
Conquer Vicious Horses at Berry School Homecoming
Victor Pryor of Omer Thurmont will attend the second homecoming of Berry School of Horsemanship in Pleasant Hill Ohio. He will witness breaking of horses, displays of highly bred mounts and trials in conquering hard to control stallions. Students from many states and foreign nations attend the event with trick riding and exhibitions daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pryor
Ohio Horsemanship School
Omer Thurmont
Pleasant Hl
Ohio
Berry School of
Pryor
Berry
Read This Kidney Health Ad Warning From Doan’s Pills
An old style public notice-like advert urges readers to heed early kidney warning signs such as sediment in urine back pain and rheumatic twinges. It touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy with testimonials from Frederick Md and endorsement by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. It also mentions Dr Kings New Life Pills as another relief option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frederick Peaple
Doan
Joe Perry
Braddock
Frederick
Doans
Unfair Claims Over Sunday Blue Law Warrants
Constable Walser Shaw, part owner of a Glen Echo establishment, visited Rockville to obtain warrants against Cabin John Bridge Hotel for alleged Sunday meals sales. Police Justice Reading balked, State's Attorney Bowie Waters declined, and Deputy Sheriff Cissel reportedly forced a park restaurant to close. Shaw asserts Cabin John Hotel operated Sunday. he cites three witnesses and a DIT check as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walser Shaw
Ferris Wief
Clen Brhco
Bureau of Engraving and Tinting
Rockville
Cabin Join Bridge Hotel
Glen Behe
Justice Reading
Mssse
Ie Smvil
Shaw
Bowie Waters
War
Sherif Cissel
Jeneho Park
Cabin John
Cissel
the Park
Dave
Smiulas
Death notices and funeral plans in a midweek listing
Rufus GoSTAN of West Fifth street learns of Gen Tsane C 2 Suman death in Valparaiso Indiana aged 80 born near Myersville and longtime Waipmisotte leader. funeral set for tomorrow. Mrs IT AN ATTER informs of sister Mrs Philip Snadler death in McKeesport Pa formerly Sally Reigier. many friends note visitations. Joseph Mc Sith colored dies at 166 West Patrick street aged 58 years 4 months 9 days. formerly with John Hershberger, funeral Wednesday 2 40 o'clock at Assy church, interment Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esvte Gostan
Rufus
Roger
West Fifth Street
Tsane C. 2
Suman
Valpuriso
Ind
Sundu
Myersville
Fourth Wins Corps
Army of the Cumberland
Waipmisotte
Mario Bowes
Hagerstown
Ward Hesen
Jesse Ab Heggh
Philip Snadler
McKeesport
Tipeier
Mins Sally Reigier
Moushbis
Ntohere
Jose Sel
Baleuit
Joseph Mc Sith
West Patrick Street
Charles H Smith
John Hershberger
Ashisy
al Greemmount Cemetery
STATE CAMP IN SESSION AT WOODSBORO MEETING
Members of the Patriotic Order Sons of America from across the state gather at Woodsboro for the annual State Camp meeting. The first session opened at 10 o'clock with the president's address and reports from various camps. Officers were nominated and the election is set for this afternoon with over 200 attendees. Smith's Hotel serves as visitor headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrotic Order Sons of America
Woodsboro
Order
Smith's Hotel
Silk Hosiery Boom Shifts Wool Supply, Court Topics
The Haberdasher notes a sharp rise in silk hosiery use, with silk and spun silk yardage increasing from 266000 to 980000 pounds in ten years, and material value climbing from 947000 to 2597000 dollars. Most growth occurs since 1904, while raw wool used for hosiery falls 61 percent in quantity and 44 percent in value.
Rev Zimmerman's Condition Improves at Sanatorium
Rev Mr Zimmerman improved. Albert H Zimmerman acting pastor of Western Presbyterian Church in Washington was sent to Takula Park Sanatorium days ago. Physicians say he should be home within three weeks. Zimmerman formerly pastor of the M E church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Zimmerman
Western Presbyterian Church
Washington
Takalua Park
Mr. Zimmerman
M. E. Church
Fires destroy tents at Wesley Grove from gasoline blast
State notes report tent encampment at Wesley Grove burned after a gasoline store explosion. Scattered items include a Troop 13 camp set to occupy Tolchester today. Other items note shipments, appointments, and local incidents across Maryland and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Grove
Troop 13
Boy Scouts
Baltimore
Camp Tor
Tolchester
Harry N. Atwoo
Winford H. Smith
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Philly W. Truchart
Joseph Ballrutis
West Pratt Street
Mount Clar Yards
Alexander Robertson
Western Maryland Railroad
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Heathant
Leadenhall Streets
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Willard
Daniel Willard, Jr
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Europe
Western Maryland
Cheat Cut
Elkins
Cardinal Gibbons
Long Island
Samuel W. Caton
Hagerstown
Public Service Commission
Home Gas Company
Salisbury
Delmar
Connelly’s Point
Sharptown
Aldon R Elvey
Hizey
Card Party At La Fonda Cottage Braddock Heights
A lively card party hosted by Mrs. Worman at La Fonda Cottage Braddock Heights featured 300 with Miss Stetson of Baltimore and William B. Leichert of the city winning first prizes. Consolation prizes went to Edward Hanuman of Baltimore and G. S. Rodock Jr. Others present included Misses Worman Wilson Harris Delphia Lucile Plannery and Messrs. Lebberg Newcomer Elkins Mobaly Linthicum and more. A dead young man was taken from the water earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Worman
Miriam Wilson
Bradlock Heights
Bertha Harris
Ath Delphia
Lucile Plannery
Lucie Uanathan
FL Noah
Stetson
Uulmore
Merrie
Sperry
Angela McMann
Aidessor
Washingon
William Lebberg
Harry Newcomer
Joseph Elkins
Harold Mobaly
G. S. Rodock
William James
Wilson Schley
This Uy
Edward Hanrihan
Frederick Linthicum
Mlannery
Baltimore
Paul Aidessor
Washington
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Provides Relief
In Peoria and New Orleans testimonials, women report avoiding surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Mrs Reed and Mrs Pryrows credit the remedies with curing or greatly alleviating long standing feminine ailments, inviting others to seek proof from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
New Orleans
Lydia E.pinkham
Lily Pryrows
Kerlree
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Munshower
Westinghouse CO
Richmond
Aurora
London
South Pole
Treauror
Davis
Australia
Mathuika
Bufalo
Glen Echo
Cabbin John Hotel
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Benjamin G. Green
Lonie May Linton
Garfield
Harry W. Kauffman
Utica
Lucy Ellen Kauffman
Mountaindale
News OF the
Maryland
Mena Hern and
Ther
Hay
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
U.S. A
Harfina
Steiner Bros
Footer's
America
Tooter
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Anne
LA Fonda
Horlick’s
Horlick
Tion
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
Phore
E. Web St
Crna
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