Dr Remsbure Involved In Twin Auto Crashes Near Frederick
Dr John Rems burg of Mt Pleas ant, engaged in recent divorce action, was in two accidents near Frederick. He collided with a Thurmont trolley car and then with Bruce Fogle of Woodsboro, leaving Fogle’s Ford wrecked and Remsburg’s bike damaged. No serious injuries reported aside from a knee injury to Remsburg. Driving both cars, Fogle plans legal action for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Fogte
Woodsboro
John J Romsaburg
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Thurmont
Remsburg
Bruce Fogle
Woodaboro
Fogle
Dr. Remsbure
Mr. Fogle
Fogler
Florida Growth Believed Near Miami Industrial Boom
A collector notes Florida’s rising boom as Miami grows rapidly from about 2,000 in 1910 toward becoming the state’s largest city within a decade. The observer cites prosperity despite war effects and Miami’s tourist belt near Everglades, while mentioning a small town expanding from 300 to 3,500 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ausherman
Orutaity
Florida
Moby
Miami
Campaign Candidacy Tactics Draw Statewide Attention
Local candidates employ aggressive publicity to advance campaigns. Republican Jer. Austin A. Lamar of Middletown campaigns for Register of Wills with extensive newspaper ads and a large mailing effort, while Democrat H. Dorsey Richardson pursues the State Senate race. The piece notes growing Republican contest for Congress and names several expected contenders including Leo Weinberg and Thomson A. Brown, amid talk of the Lewis seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer. Austin A. Lamar
Middletown
Register of Willk
H. Dorsey Itchison
Baltimore News
Dr. Lamar
Lamar
Mitche Town
Fon
David J. Lewis
Cosgressman
Came
Congress
Lewis Luck
Davy
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Thompeson A. Brown
Washington County
D. Lindley Sloan
Allegany
Parkis
Brainard H. Warner
Gist Blair
Montgomery
George A. Pearce
McKafs
Lewis
Weinberg
Democratic candidates file papers for local offices
Additional candidates have filed certificates of candidacy with the Board of Election Supervisors. James A. Jones seeks the Democratic nomination for Sheriff, Samuel A. Lewis for State's Attorney, Charles Eh. Harper for County Treasurer, Samuel 0D. Thomas for Register of Wills, McGill Belt for State Senator, George Finbward Smith for Judge of the Orphans' Court. Republican Robert E. Cromwell of Walkersville filed yesterday for Sheriff, though it was misreported as seeking the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
James A. Jones
Samuel A. Lewis
Charles Eh. Harper
Samuel 0D. Thomas
Register of Wills
McGill Belt
George Finbward Smith
Orphans’ Court
Robert E. Cromwell
Walkersville
Worms Seek Moist Earth After Quiet Rain
The piece explains how angleworms retreat to the moist soil after soaking rain and why they are drawn to damp earth. It notes Lumbricidae prefer water but also need air, causing worms to emerge to avoid drowning, as observed by naturalists and readers of the St. Lartelobe Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andeworm
St. Lartelobe Democrat
Frederick
London Stand mocks foreign visitors with odd equestrian feats
A fragmented note from The London Stand criticizes travel impressions of Londows and other places, describing foreign visitors as laughing stocks and calling certain seaside shows ridiculous. The piece suggests a satire on recent performances and a claim that a sketch from earlier times influenced the current portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londows
Tineliad
Carytain
Adrian
London
The Hot Air Furnace and a Fragmented Tale of Wealth
A disjointed passage speaks of a young publisher's sudden fortune and retirement, with scattered names and social mentions. It references "8.66090,000 a year" spent on education in the United States, suggesting a broad critique of spending and society amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsels Neere
Ted Clase
Gaunne
Prln
Ber
Jess Ry Vindd
Danley 7
Dende
Warnes
Social Register
United States
Visiting natives peruse Atlantic City and beyond
A long list of residents and visitors from Frederick and nearby towns are noted traveling or visiting relatives across Atlantic City, Hagerstown, Berkeley Springs, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington. Names include Mr Dudley Page, Mrs Mary Krepps, Miss Lulu Adama, Messrs Harry Newcomer and Wilson Selley, Miss Amy Stauffer, and many others visiting family or vacationing at Ocean City, Asbury Park, or local resorts.
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Dudley Page
Record Street
Atlantic City
WM. Douglass
Stockwell ‘Terrace
Bellefont
Mary A. Krepps Ig
Weverton
Drooord
David G. Everhart
West Mirthtreet
W. I. Beall
Helen Beall
West Third Street
Hagerstown
Lulu Eten Adama
Willan
Adame
Harry Newcomer
Wilson Selley
New York
Amy Stauffer
FP Climare
M. J. Stauffer
Fast Datrick Street
Elizabeth DeGrange
Wes Church Street
Strienits
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Pol E
James Robb
Columbia
Ales Henry Rausbureh
Second Street
Viola
Catherine Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Claude Wetzel
New Market
E. Kemp
Frederick
C. L. G. Lampe
May Lampe
Philadelphia
Paul S. Miller
Wilson
Mantz Doll
Diky Avenue
J. Welty Fahrney
Sistor Gay
Washington County
Anti-Saloon League
Elizabeth Howard
Paltimore
L. M. Mullinix
Rockwell Terrace
Grace Zimmerman
West Fourth Street
D L Hedges
Walker
Edward Schafer
Baltimore
Charles Crum
West South Street
Albert Biddinger
Ale Kaig
Clarence Kefauver
Washington, D.C
Lewis Kalb
Samuel 3
East Leeond Street
Litderistown
L. J. Keller
Jefferson, Md
Mice Green
Keller
Keedysville
Miller
McKeesport
Mazie Sneadner
Amd
Helen Roelkey
Peteraville
Ruth Zimmerman
Isabelle Kreh
Herbert Kreh
George Wilcoven
George Edward Wilcoxon
Edythe Schoneberger
Washington, D. C
Beulah Walter
Clarence W. Gilbert
Margaret
Ada
Wourray
Willian
Virdoceph V McMahon
Washington
Dingerstoan
Wav Munse
Edward H. Nushavm
Frederyk
Herbert E. Smetser
Church Street
Princess in Exile Plans Five Week West Tour
A Princess in exile announces a five week Western tour visiting San Francisco Seattle Yellowstone Park and other locales. Miss May Nine of Landes Frederick County recently trained in Philadelphia then to foreign work in China. Mr Scott Pettingall returns from yacht cruise amid storm adventures near Baltimore. Lieutenant Sidney Ericson visiting parents, his Manila station noted with his father’s death prompting return. The voyage to the States includes a Panama-Pacific exposition stop and Christies holidays before September 7.
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West
San Francisco
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
May Nine
Near Landes Frederick County
Baptist Institute For Christian Workers
Philadelphia
China
Robert Suman
Keedysville
Scott Pettingall
Walkersville
MaCherie
Baltimore
Sidney Ericson
Prof
Edward Harvey
West Palaice
Ericson
Philippines
Minnesula
States
Thy
Panama-Pacific
Mricson Wilh
Rick
Mriegon
Community notes from Martinsburg region and visitors
Local items report Miss Thelma Winger returning to Berkeley Springs and several residents visiting friends in Martinsburg and Toms Brook. Clergy and families take vacations in Virginia and Maryland, with social calls among Edith Lichlider and Margaret Buddenhead, and others from Baltimore and Washington. Anecdotal note mentions animal self care and a curious ant behavior observation.
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Thelma Winger
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Harry Baer
Martinsberg
E. E. Burgess
St.Tark's Parish
L. N. Wilson
Vanl
Toms Brook
Edith Lichlider
Margaret Buddenhead
Tevn
Vivien Porter
Amelia Jackson
Visting
Jor Mathias
George C
Harry Casvind
EL McBride
Ase
Thc Stude
One-Cent Letter Postage Debate Gains Momentum
Washington reports mark a push for one cent letter postage as a potential reform. Supporters say a drop in rates would boost local trade and overall mail use, while opponents warn of revenue losses. Theodore Burton and Weeks back overhauling postal rates. Representative Rodenberg predicts local delivery could benefit without harming postal revenues.
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United States
Washington
Theodore Burton
Weeks
Massachusetts
William A. Rodenberg
Illinois
Congress
Congressman Rodenberg
A White House Fete Recounts A Dignified Event
An oblique account depicts a refined White House gathering with serene atmosphere and echoes of past ideals. The piece contrasts the “one's duty to one's _peoples_” and modern times, lamenting the generation’s struggle to follow such a standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Onesieces
Aloe
Bernard d S Pes eye gerd Mapes
Bernard isreported to have a medical issue affecting his eye and general health, with updates tied to Mapes in the local scene. The brief notes potential treatment or status, without detailed diagnosis or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ority
Bernard Ts
Pes
Gerd Te Mapes
Crime rises with summer says Frederick magistrate
A Frederick magistrate notes higher crime in summer, attributing it to less work and more opportunity. He cites winter as harder for criminals and says summer brings more cases, with about twice as many before magistrates. Also mentioned are a local farming couple's mare death and a public wireless station opening in Tierra del Fuego.
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Crine
Speakes
Bis City
Justice of the Peace
Frederick
Wich
Tierra del Fuego
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