Traction engine fines and road damage spark Maryland protest
Farmers from Allie Timore Eveninggisn and Dante urged enforcement as the Motor Vehicle Commission eyed penalties. B F Mullinx owned a traction engine threshing on Mount Airy area roads without proper rims. Damage to Dr icadam roads in Western Maryland followed neglect to equip wheels, prompting calls to punish lawbreakers.
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Allietimore
Dante
Molurie
B. F. Mullinx
Mount Airy
Baughman
Maryland
Hospital Board Meets and Typhoid Cases Rise in Frederick
Frederick City Hospital board meeting reports 118 patients treated 89 admitted 75 discharged 43 remaining 4 full pay 21 part pay 43 free 4 births 3 deaths. Typhoid cases increase in Walkersville. Urbana Methodist Lawn Fete planned for Saturday on church lawn for fundraising.
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Frederick City Hospital
Casper B. Cline
Old Fault Finder and Indigestion Remarks
Fragmentary OCR text describes fault finding and indigestion, mentions chamber and movement of the bowels, and notes a natural means to perform it with 8. It contains garbled phrases like often jonused and aut os eras, with unclear context but references to bodily symptoms and a medical or instructional tone.
Catholics Defeat Company in Cadet Park Bout
In a darkened Cadet Park evening game the Catholics defeated Company LI by 10 points. Gardiner doubled in the first inning as Catholics jumped to an early lead and held the company hitless until the fourth inning. The All Stars, with three wins and two losses, face the Catholics in a pivotal match, while the Leaders’ Bible Class notes a separate academy quiz milestone for William S. Martin, Baltimore-born son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Martin.
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Corny Taorly
Cadet Bark
Gardiner
Leites Vans
Nils
All Staa
Cadet Park
All Stars
AN Stars
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
William S. Martin
W. N. Martin
Baltimore
Frederick
U. S. Naval Academy
Annepolis
Martin
Miller
Democrats to Convene for State Convention in Baltimore
Secretary Albert J. Almoney announced that Democratic State Chair Wade Hea decried the Labor Day convention set for September 19 at the Academy of Music in Baltimore, ten days after the primaries on September 8. The convention will ratify nominations with no major contest except possible women’s suffrage debate. platform adoption and party unity are expected.
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Albert J. Almoney
Democratic State Central Committee
Wade Hea
iThursday
Academy "of Music
Baltimore
Dava
Way Hue
Central Committee
Tragic Horse Accident Injures Eight Year Old Girl
Evelyn Bussard eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Bussard near Walkersville, was severely injured Saturday afternoon when the horse she rode fell after being led from the field. The wagon water stop preceded the accident and the horse kicked free, trapping the girl’s left leg in the tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bussard
Andy
C.H. Bussard
Walkersville
Traveling salesman tale from Easland era
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a traveling salesman named Easland and a remedy, mentioning a severe illness 1888 era, dosing with double portér fl, and stops between towns Wellman and Adve-Newa Help, with odd quoted fragments and advertisements.
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Tonc Times
Easland
Eauls
Wellman
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Westenhaven
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Sheffield Plate
McCleery
W. Market Street
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Greenawalt’s
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