Economic crisis and Vanderlip on Europe’s troubles
Frank Vanderlip, prominent financier and former president of National City Bank, warns that Europe faces deep demoralization and unemployment, risking world stability. He notes Britain supports 1,000,000 unemployed with public funds, while France and Italy suffer similarly. He argues American industry should aid Europe to rebuild and restore trade, with the U.S. lending as needed and maintaining generous policy for now.
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Frank ‘Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Europe
England
France
Italy
Germany
America
Cone
Voice of the Press Going After Profiteers
An editorial argues profiteering has harmed the public and must be punished, citing fish trusts and wool merchants, while noting laws against monopoly and excess profits exist but evidentiary challenges slow convictions. It calls for national action to curb high food costs and names governors Cox and Harrington as seeking coordinated efforts.
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New York Herald
Nying
Boston
Kosten Grove
Ohio
Maryland
Cox
Harrington
Congress
Ias
Overmans
DAV
Pio
Taly
France
Government fights profiteers over bread and meat costs
Fragmentary OCR hints at public discontent with government and profiteers. Citizens face not just price hikes but a broader struggle over economic policy and daily survival amid unrest and pressure to resist profiteering.
There Is No Death Poem Fragment Exchange
Poem fragment declares no death, leaves fade not to oblivion but to a sane tomb. It envisions resurgent life in spring and glory, promising boys buried on craters will live again in a future world. Exchange notes an unfinished wartime verse with hopeful refrain.
Couple Weds After Long Distance Romance
Cupid works in wondrous ways uniting two Parsies one from Toronto and the other from Birmingham. Fred Geare of Toronto wed Millie Jacobs widow of Birmingham at All Saints rectory with Rev Douglass Hooft. Also John R Wolford married Anne Cecilia Cage at her mother Mrs Harry Case home with Rev Thomas J McCulean, later departing for Spokane.
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Toronto
Canada
Birmingham
Alabama
All Saints
Fred Geare
Millie Jacobs
Ala
Douglass Hooft
Yank Weda
France
116Th
John R. Wolford
Westminster
Annne Cecilia Cage
Harry Case
Thomas J McCulean
St. John's Catholic Church
Ts I Wolford
Berkeley County
Baltimore and Ohio
Spokane
Washington
Frederick
Among the Sick and Visitors in Frederick City Area
Miss Grave Lambert near Jefferson underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Amon Burgee of Newport, R.1, stays in Washington as Mr Yard’s man. Mrs Katherine Quynn hosts Katherine Rigney and Harriet Rigney at East Patrick Street. Rufus E Fauhel of West Patrick recovers from a foot infection. Mr K Rinker of Brunswick improves after weeks in hospital. RB Foster, burned at Branswick Welcome Home, improves. Two Nest Powell children ill with typhoid at their grandmother Hannah Powell’s Lombard Street home in Thurmont. one child improving.
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Grave Lambert
Near
Detferson
Frederick City Hospital
Amon Burgee
Newpoft
R. 1
Washington
Yard
Echer
Alan Rigney
Harriet Rigney
Batthnore
Katherine Quynn
East Patrick Street
Rufus E. Fauhel
West Patrick Street
K. Rinker
Brunswick
RB. T. Foster
Branswieck
Anniversary of Key monument unveiling at Mt Olivet cemetery
Twenty years ago today in Frederick crowds gathered at Mt Olivet cemetery for the first anniversary of the Francis Scott Key monument unveiling. Major E Goldsborough spoke, with planning committee members named. notes include Luther an ministers reunion in Milford Valley with twenty three living ministers and a death roll of Ip.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Comnittee
Ay Ll. Eader
Helen Schley
Charles Best
G. W. B ‘Shriner
Mollie Eisenhawer
Jennie Williams
Clara Knanft
Letown Valley
Myersville
Numerous travelers and visitors reach Middletown area
A long list details residents and friends visiting or returning home from travels. Names include Travis White of Staunton visiting his mother Mrs Carthel. William J. Grove of Lime Kiln in Washington county on business. BOB Mardy near Frederick in Brunswick. Grayson Bowers and son Martin in Baltimore. Mrs Howard Mobley and Mrs J Spalding visiting Brunswick and Martinsburg. many others from Washington, Baltimore, Canton, Springfield, and beyond are noted as spending time in Frederick, Middletown, or traveling to Stephen's City, Wheeling, and Atlantic City among other places.
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Travis White
Staunton
Carthel
T. White
Buxt Third Strest
William J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Washington County
Yesterda
Bob Mardy
Frederick
Brunswick
Grayson B. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Martin
Baltimore
Howard Mobley
Washington
J. Spalding
Mamaville
St Louis
G. Mdwarg Cook
Chutch Hhil
Indiana
Lewis M. Slook
Garland
Texas
Hattie
M. E Boyer
Dallas
Tex
Middletown
Plock
Helen
Elizabeth Brown
Springfield
Ohio
East Taat
William Brown
C. M Shank
Claude
Ridenour
Norfolk Vo
Greenfield Ind
Chas. T Cochran
George J Rudy
Gorman
Bussard
Haserstown
Lorengo Bo Lighter
Ming Pearl Lease
Harvey Ro Lease
Roder Kek
D. W. Lanner
Rawley Keller
Eriends
Franklin
Lebanon
Charter Katie Andes
Servier
Art McHoenry Baltimore
Middle Hhaep
Deave
Elmer L Coblants
Carlisle
Charles H. Butts
Beulah
Dover
Ned
Wm. C. Devilbiss
C Weatininater
Chicago
Robert BE
Statey
Prederick
Misa
Sarah Lutz
Hartinore
John D. Keiuuver
Hammond Verne
Leesburg
Lawrence Lee
Winer
Bertha Blin
Atlantic City
N. J
Louise Wildman
Washington, D.C
Joseph Wildman
East Second Street
Carman G. Campbell
Kiladelphia
William H Campbell
Elgin
Ada Swank
Mabel Shai
Aly
Wiliam Plush
Weir
May Laws I
Cage
Connellsville
J. PL Egan
Philadelphia
Edward Wenner
Charles R. Gregory
FP. A. Baker
Brunswieck
Bainswell
EE. Burgess
R. G. Fry
Los Angeles
California
Thuns Wick
Hagerstown
New York
Elizabeth Ramsburg
Stephen Ramsburg
John S. Ramsburg
Bast
Second Street
Marshall F. Maine
France
Southern Department
Groves
Sugar Shortage Grips Frederick Housekeepers During Canning Season
A Frederick store reports ample sugar in the country but scarce to consumers as price holds firm and limits of two pounds per customer are enforced. Canned goods prices stay steady with government steps to cut costs. sugar remains tied up, delaying canning of peaches and berries despite abundant fruit in the county.
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Frederick
Peope
Frederick National Bank Savings Ad
A bank promotes savings accounts as the safest way to accumulate wealth. It touts a fixed value of one hundred cents on the dollar and earning interest at 4 percent per year. Open a Savings Account with one dollar or more. checking accounts are solicited.
Property Deeds and Licenses in Local Court Notices
A stream of land transfers shows James H. Smith and wife to William Meredith Smith for city realty at $10, Joe Weinberg trustee to Robert L. Hammond for city property, F200, and several other transfers in county and city real estate with varied sums. Marriage licenses listed for Franklin S Powers and Marvel V Carey of Brunswick and Fred Geare of Toronto with Mite Jacobs of Birmingham, Alabama.
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James H. Smith
Willam Meredith Smith
City
Joe Weinberg
Robert L. Hammond
Harry C. Hickman
John J. McCave
Orry T. Runkies
Susan M .Tipton
Hilas A Summers
John I. Tyson
Ely
Jacob Rohrback
Robert Biggs
Howard W. Bevard
Gertrude O. Wrightson
Herbert V. Jones
Joseph G. Thomas
Benjamn F. Bowings
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Lewis FL Kaufmanh
Franklin S. Powers
Mavel V. Carey
Brunswick
Fred Geare
Toronto
Canada
Mite Jacobs
Birmingham
Ala
Britain and Ate chinistan sign peace accord
London reports a peace agreement ending hostilities between Great Britain and Ate chinistan. The accord was reportedly dened at eleven oclavke via the foretong, with formal announcement made in the evening.
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Afghanistan
London
Great Britain
Atechinistan
Man Arrested After Attempted Escape During Shootout
Francis Pullman, a white man from several states, attempted to flee after a $20 fine for disorderly conduct. Deputy Runkles fired two shots, stopping Pullman who jumped from the deputy’s auto near the jail. He had threatened a store owner and a woman, and had been drinking. He was jailed for 30 days after the assault charge was dismissed. Also notes Emmitsburg Baseball Club reorganizing with a scheduled game against Thurmont, and a joke about Job in Wealth Magazine.
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Francis Pullman
Alban M. Wood
Morgan V Roukles
Depuy
Pullman
Cremons
Pulluan
Market
Saints
Antony Marino
Hahn
Hahn and Ommmcer Lang
Runkles
Fising
100000 Tons of Rails Sought in Ohio bid invites
In a late 19th century notice from Toledo Ohio a firm led by Frank J Cheney offers to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case HALS Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. The advertisement touts internal use for blood and mucous surfaces and urges send for testimonials.
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Washington
Ang
The
Pale Administration
Deeston
Peth Vy Uy
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Aenior
F. Cheney & Co
Frank J. Chenry
A. D
A.W. Gleason
Hall
Tree
BF. Cheney & Co
All Drugetats
For Sale Cozy Roadster Repainted Ready For Use
FOR SALE FOUR PASSENGER COZY roadster. Repainted and put into first class condition in every way. Runs 7000 miles. Dr W C Johnson Frederick. FOR SALE 1 Buick Touring Car cheap to a quick buyer. Roy Miller Phone 840-22. FOR SALE One Ton Ford Truck in first class condition. Apply to Rel N Market St. 7-22 AT TLRS
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W. C. Johnson
Frederick
Ryrman
Roy Miller
Market St
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Voice OF the Press
Spaper
Munshower
James J. Cassady
Atlanntic City
Spray Avenue
Nellie Stratton
Stratton
ED Ter FL Munshews
H.C. L
Fredbrick
OU. Nat. Bank
Frederick County
Freddrick
Hice
Emmitsburga
Emmitsburg Baseball Club
Messrs. Rowe
Sellers and O'Donoghue
Thurmont Baseball Club
Job
Wealth Magazine
Co. i Zimmerman
North Market Street
Tg Rover
Maxwell
Phono Braddock
Nate Meulney
Mauricio Aeida Iotoen
Orphans’ Court
Frederick District No
Armeenten
Mepe Teeter
Orphans Court
House OF Delegates
D. Alton Dudderar
Singanore District
Thomas EB. Kling
House of” Delegates
Harry C. Gilbert
Shipr
George B. Culler
Dimo
Frank L. Spitzer
Brunswick District No
W. Clinton McSherry
Judge OF Orphans Court
L. Tyler Shook
Holden
Felton
Edwin Freed
Frederick District
Wep
Clarence M. Albaugh
Sherman P. Bowers
D&aw
T&f
Thorsby
Damocratia
Samuel A. Lewis
Deewer
Tpg
Fenton Harri
Dipantp
Danto
Maple Ave
N. Bentz St
Bentz St
Hudson
North Market Hace
Jackson District
George Lea I
Tam
John W. Snook
Creageratown District
Nationaes Bank
Ta.‘ Cub, Tomers
National Bank
Corner Market and
Second Sts
State Hospital
Trea
B. DB. Evans
Greystone Park
International MiNs
Norristown
Rereeee
Mien
Wqmien
Raymond Terry
Continental
Featire Slonrrammners
W. Patrick St
Harry Wardman
St. N. W
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Newa-Post
Dot& Wet
John Smith
Winchester
Henry Blank
Rocky Springs
West Second St
A. LeRoy McCardell
East Fourth ST
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third ST
R. A. Taylor
Terry
Bath
Acard
Aaron R. Anders
George T. Roderu
NPR
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