Business Outlook and Stock Market Cautions From Era Daily News
The piece notes rising meetings and record net earnings for railroads, with improvements in commercial conditions but warns of bad price trends, rising living costs, and labor troubles. It mentions Europe curbing US imports, rampant stock speculation, and cash demands from creditors, yet asserts legitimate enterprises need not curtail operations as mass purchasing remains strong. Venture into heavy speculation is discouraged. maintain production without overextending.
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Serim
Merty
Fecharouiergt
Fonttof
Stowe
Europe
United States
Ubjcapital
Alf
Miss Mabel Moylan and regional visitors listed at NJAMSEVILLE
Miss Mabel Moylan a longtime local teacher is spending the summer with her parents Rev and Mrs Daniel Moylan. Mrs John Mussetter and Brant daughters Miss Josephine and Viola Damon of Baltimore visit Mrs Philip Mulfinger and Miss Jennie Musachter. Mrs Edenfield and daughter Dorothy of Baltimore visit Mrs Nora Davis. The Wamsville Sunday school service is set for Thursday evening from five to ten thirty with Taylorsville band providing music. The Ladies Aid Society holds a special meeting Wednesday afternoon from two to four. Norah Davis returns from Baltimore. Boy Scouts camp on the Lingapore riverbank for a week hosting visitors Sunday. Helen Mackley returns from Westminster with Miss Louise Mackley accompanying her for a visit.
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Mabel Moylan
Little Rock Ark
Daniel Moylan
John Mussetter
Taylorsville
Ladies Aid Society
Norah Davis
Baltimore
Boy Scouts of
Yamsville
Lingapore
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Feature
A dated Frederick chronicle recalls Bishop and Frank Van Horn of Martinsburg touring major cities in a carriage. Carpenter D Sydney T. Smith suffered a broken leg after a fall from a second to first floor at Henry Birely’s building on South Market Street.
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Frederick
Sydney T. Smith
Henry Birely
Market Street
Frederick Governor Bakers and Wealth in a 1950s Vision
A Baltimore writer recalls a Frederick trip on August 9 1960 and describes a day in Frederick County with views of the Blue Ridge fields orchards and farms. He praises the Baker families for integrity and public spirit noting Joseph D Baker and William G Baker of Aberdeen Kent and their role in land improvement religion and industry. The piece highlights local leaders Col Austin Baughman and Judge Hammond Urner and remarks Frederick as a wheat prime county and banking hub with rich historical ties to Washington and the Revolutionary era.
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Frederick
Sby
J. ¥. Brattan
Baltimore
Baltimore: American
Predoricy
Joseph D. Iunker
Bank
Holmes
William G., Sr and Jr
Maryland
Baker
Aberdeen
Kent
J. Henry Baker
Hia
James H. Baker
Baltimow
Baker Brothers
Joseph PD
Frederick Bakers
Balmore
William G. Baker
Daniel Baker
Frederick Hves
Ie Viettor Baughman
Abell
Col
Austin Baughman
Jacob Rohrbuck
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward
Delaplaine
Dr. Kieffer
Frederick County
Frederick City
Fredering County
Thomas Johnson
General Washington
Valey Forge
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Advances in Senate Judiciary
Washington Aug 12 The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced the prohibition enforcement bill paused by the House last June after amendments. The measure, aligned with wartime and constitutional prohibitions, preserves home alcohol use and light wines for personal consumption, narrows drastic House provisions, and limits searches and seizures to standard warrants.
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Washington
Congress
Ate Judiciary Committee
House
Stileken Fam
Internal Revenue
War Department Publishes Public Price List For Subsistence
The War Department released a complete price list for 72 food items sold to the public via parcel post and municipal agencies. Prices are below prevailing market rates and include can and case pricing with freight added by local postmasters. Municipal sales begin now. individual orders start August 18 with postmaster price quotations.
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War Department
Munnicipal
YANK BACK FROM WAR WEDS IN FREDERICK
Royal P. Kemp of Rocky Springs weds Miss Minnie Stull of Frederick in a morning ceremony at their pastor Rev. Robert Lee Quair’s East Third street home. Kemp, son of Louis Kamp, recently returned from overseas with the 3721th Infantry Band, planned to work at Frederick Storage Battery Co. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents while Kemp begins civilian life. The article interlaces with wartime service details, local notices, and unrelated historical notes.
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Royal PL Kemp
Rocky Springs
Minnie 4. Stull
Frederick
Robert Lee Qair
East Third Street
Kemp
Louis C. Kamp
Daniel 4
Stut
3721Th Infantry
Washington
Thenes
25Th Infantry
82Nd Division
St Mihiel
Meuse
Argonne Forest
America
PURELY PERSONAL: Local vacation and visit notes
reports of residents and relatives visiting relatives at cities including Yantic City Overlea Salisbury Jefferson Thurmont and Frederick with names such as Albert Ro Wallis Rebecca Wallis Daisy Reben Charles Fox Regina Culler Martha Jane Caller Dorothy Zentz Clayton Troxell Louise Hastings Charlotte Motter and R A Kemp among others detailing travel stays visits and returns to homes and hotels.
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Albert Ro Wallis
Grafton
Rebecca Wallis
Yantlic City
Daisy Reben
Margaret
Overlea
Widh
Charles Fox
North Market Street
Regina Culler
Martha Jane Caller
Jefferson
Charles Ranneberger
West Patrick Street
Dorothy Zentz
Thurmont
Clayton Troxell
East Third Street
Karl Troxell
Charlotte Motter
East Patrick Street
Pon-Mar
Hagerstown
Louise Hastings
Salisbury
W. G. Parker
McDonogh School
Baltimore
Meisling-Hensel and Hayes Wedding Quiet Frederick Pair
Meisling and Hensel, both of Frederick, quietly wed at the UU B parsonage on August 9 1919 with Rev. Hum merbaugh officiating. They were accompanied by Mr. Charles King and Miss May Eyler.
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Meisling—Hensel
Hayes G. Meisling
Pearl May Hensel
Frederick
UU. B. Parsonage
EH. Hummerbaugh
Charles King
May Eyler
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Sprague
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Reno
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Howard Haller
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Frank Neremeny-Claute-R. McCleery
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Bos Burke
Hhuhi
Ly, Grattan
Senate
Tim
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
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Misa Stull
R. R. Kemp
Bertram T. Mackley
U. S. General Hospital
Governor Johnson
Robert Morrin
Barbara Fritchie
Whittier
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J.heney & Co
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Cheney & Co
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Gilmer 8Chley
Edward S. Delaplaine
Chas. A. Colling
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Gilmore
Braddock Heights
London
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Birmingham
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Jemse Nicodemus
Linganore
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Republican Armary
Arles H. Butts
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House OF Delegates
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Singanore District
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Harry C. Gilbert
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Clarence M. Albaugh
Sherman P. Bowers
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C. W. Cox
New City
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Seachrist
Raymond Terry
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