In History Aug 13 Highlights From The Daily News
On August 13 history marks 1430 movable type printing, 1521 Cortes captures Mexico City, 1704 Blenheim victory for Marlborough and Eugene, 1868 Central America earthquake deaths around 40 000, and 1914 US Senate ratifies multiple peace treaties with European and Latin American nations amid a German match in Belgium checked by representatives and Belgians.
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Mexico
Blenheim
Bavaria
Marlborough
Prince Eugene
Marshal Failart
Elector of
Central America
United States Senate
Norway
Netherlands
Portugal
Switzerland
Venmark
Salvador
Guatemalan
Bolivia
Persii
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Uruguay
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Belgium
Evening star Mars and dawn planets appear near Corvus setting
The evening sky shows Mars as the evening star with Mercury Venus Jupiter and Laurin visible in the morning. Constellation Corvus is seen setting in the southwest around 7.00 p.m.
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Mars
Laurin
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
IS SICK AFTER 50 YEARS IN YORK PA
Logan A. Marshall of York Pennsylvania, father in law to County Treasurer Frederick W. Cramer, has been confined to his home with a severe cold ending his remarkable 50 year illness free streak. He is near 80, and last sought a physician in 1864 after a heavy cold felled him to bed.
Among the Sick at Frederick City Hospital
Mr Lawrence Rudy of near Middletown is at Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Mr William H Reese, who has rheumatism for about a week, is able to be out. Miss Annie Brust of West Patrick Street recently had an appendectomy at the Frederick City Hospital and is getting along nicely. Mr C W Routzahn of near Myersville has returned home improved after phylacogen treatment at Hagerstown for rheumatism. Percy Keller, Middletown, son of Mr and Mrs John D Keller, who was taken to the Frederick City Hospital for tonsil and adenoid removal has returned and is doing finely.
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Lawrence Rudy
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Wm. H. Reese
Annie Brust
West Patrick Street
C. W. Routzahn
Myersville
Hagerstown
Percy
John D. Keller
Postmaster Adds Corner Mailbox at Fourth and Elm
Postmaster Williamson has placed a mailbox on the corner of Fourth and Elm for the benefit of residents in that section. Mass At Convent There will be no mass at St. John's Church tomorrow at seven. A mass will be held in the Convent chapel at 6 45 a.m.
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Williamson
Fourth and
Elm Street
Convent
St. John's Catholic Church
Dr. Howard’s Dyspepsia Specific Half Price Sale
An advertisement proclaims a special sale on Dr. Howard’s Dyspepsia Specific at 25c in Dr. Pearre’s store. Each 60-dose bottle costs 25c and promises relief from constipation and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The ad emphasizes household savings and consumer confidence in the medicine.
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Pearre
Thieves Break in Vansville Station
A front window entry at the Ijamsville depot yielded no cash or tickets and little of value. Three dozen jar rings and the agent’s pipe were taken as detectives pursue a suspected gang linked to recent B. & O. robberies. Detective Schmidt is recovering from a thigh wound.
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Frederick Junction
Ijamsville
J. Melville Cromwell
Samsville
Brunswick
Doubs
Weber
Schmidt
Frederick City
Lee Worth
Frank Smith
Insect Bite Sickness Delays State Grange Fair Visitor
Mrs. Earl Biddinger of near Woodsboro fell ill after being bitten by an insect at the State Grange Fair in Taneytown. The sting, likely from a spider, caused hives and severe illness, prompting a train stoppage at New Midway and medical attention from Dr. W. H. Kable. She was taken to her father's home for care and remained ill but improved the next morning. Plans for Hood College dedication pageant proceed. Veterans Association outing held at Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railroad property in Berks County.
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Earl Biddinger
Woodsboro
Taneytown
Grayson Buttier
Frederick
Hood College
Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy
School of Dramatics
Alderman Culler Hurt In Automobile Accident
Alderman Lloyd Culler and Mrs Culler were injured when their auto veered to the road edge near Mt Carmel and struck a bridge side on the Baltimore Frederick State road. Culler suffered a severe nasal cut and facial gash. Mrs Culler bruised and lightly injured. The party continued to Baltimore after treatment in Frederick. An accompanying auto accident near Frederick left eight aboard a touring car uninjured. the vehicle overturned but caused only windshield damage.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Baltimore-Frederick
John Culler
Thomas
Church Hill
Walter Culler
Baltimore
Thomas Culler
Mt Carmel
Young Culler
Alderman Culler
K. Clark
Myersdale
Baltimore Pike
Fredererick
Clark
Frederick City
Hagerstown
Braddock
Machines Collide on West Patrick Street
Dr W C Johnsons automobile was struck by a large car driven by W A Hood of Mt Airy on West Patrick street. J specified damage included a demolished windshield and dented fender while Hood’s car was undamaged. Ten minutes later a Packard driven by Henry Sewell of New Market struck C L Kefanver's machine, pushing it about 15 feet with no damage. The incidents happened at the Court and Patrick streets corner.
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W. C. Johnson
W. A. Hood
Mt. Airy
Patrick Street
Dr. Johnson
Packard
Henry Sewell
New Market
C. L. Kefanver
Court and
Patrick Streets
Visiting Institutions Here by Maryland Officials
Dr. Hiram Woods of Baltimore and E L Coblentz, both State Aid and Charities board members, visit Frederick today to inspect the Maryland School for the Deaf and Frederick City Hospital.
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Hiram Woods
Baltimore
Board of
State Aid and Charities
Frederick
E. L. Coblentz
Maryland School For the Deaf
Fredenck City Hospital
Maryland Militia Receives $53 912 of Federal Grant
Maryland will receive 53912 dollars of a 4 million dollar appropriation approved by Congress to raid state militia funds. Secretary of War Garrhron apportioned the money to increase the efficiency of the Maryland State militia.
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Maryland
Congress
Gar-rhron
Winbigier to Lecture in California this September
Dr C F Winbigier of the Sanitarium Restmont Braddock Heights will leave for San Francisco where he will lecture for a week in September. He and Mrs Winbigier may stay on the coast during winter. A Western Maryland Association of the Deaf meeting and races for prizes are planned at Braddock Heights tomorrow. A new concrete sidewalk will replace the church brick path in Middletown.
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California
C. F. Winbigier
Sanitarium
Restmont
Braddock Heights
San Francisco
Cal
Winbigier
Western Maryland Association of the Deaf
Middletown
Local Bargains Offer Saturday Specials and Overstocked Fashions
H. L. Ebert at Fifth and Market reports Saturday specials with regular hams fall fruits and vegetables. Overstock from a large clothing house priced from 5 to 1500 must be sold. JL Bradshaw advertises fin ice cream by order from H. L. Ebert at 414, Fifth and Market.
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H. L. Ebert
Fifth and Market
Areceea
Dairymen Defy State Health Rules Over Sanitation
Mr Shankle near Menaul refuses further edits by Health Department men, vowing to defend his farm with a shotgun if they return. He says locals support resisting what they call unreasonable state demands while the Dairymen's Association vows to fight any state actions.
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State Health Department
Shankle
Dairymen’s Association
Portrait studio changes hands and vows high standards
Mr. Reymond Jo Nicholas buys the studio once run by Mr. Bell and Mr. Homer and will continue the same portrait quality. Patronage is invited as the new owner upholds the studio’s noted standards. Knights of Columbus State Reunion advertised with a parade and special railcars before departure at 9.40 a.m. on August 19.
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Reymond Jo Nicholas
Bell
Homer
Nicholas
Knights of Columbus
Itn Mar
Lawn Fete and Cake Sale at Mrs Wilson’s AL Residence
Fr id ay evening from 6 to 10 for benefit of St. John’s School invites support with local notices for groceries lithographs and rooms. multiple small ads include real estate rental, boarders wanted M rs Wm Rumpf and others offer services and products.
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N. J. Wilson
East Tatek Street
St. John's School
Reduced Dresswear sale by seasonable wholesale house
President WM. G. BAKER and Vice Presidents H. D. BAKER WM. G. ZIMMERMAN listed among officials. Dressed inventory includes white voile, striped and figured lawns, taffeta and satin dresses, sill poplin gowns, washable dresses at half price and silk dresses at one third off. Linen dusters and palm head long coats at one third off ideal for fall and winter wear.
Real estate listings in Frederick area by Cramer and Stauffer
Fine three story brick house on West Church street with 10 rooms and bath features hot water heat and private sewer. Includes lot with two additional dwellings and several building sites near Braddock Heights, Peteraville, and Frederick City. Mortgage figures and office contact at 26 Court Mt.
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West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Lota Braddock Heights
Winchester
Peteraville
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Mt
Dill Avenue
New College
44 Acre Farm For Sale Near Frederick With Buildings
44 acres of fertile level land with fine buildings and wire fence near BR and O& stations. 21 acres on a fine road to Frederick with splendid buildings and fertile soil. Possession in September. Also building lots on East Thint street extended. Exclusive agents for Remington typewriters.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick
Watt
State Road
Woodabora
Price
Sou
BR & O& Statirs
Remington
Stalth-Fremier & Monarch Typewritera
Albacgh & Harrington
Market St
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