American dye industry boosts war effort backers
The American Chemical Society reports vigorous expansion of native dye production after World War I. Firms invested heavily in lab-to-plant scale up, overcoming coal-tar shortages and German competition to supply textiles domestically. Industry officials foresee growth and tariff debates to protect new processes and eliminate foreign reliance.
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Germany
Agulietin
Athe
Aber
Moon
Ae Iglation
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Beglig, Howevr
Ehoniler
Junkers
United States
News of Co Towns
Mrs Laura Jones of Frederick spent an evening with her daughter Mrs Adtburt Morgan. Mrs CL Mosberg has returned after visiting her daughter Mrs I R Crnitt of Poo ville. Mrs Edward Plummer spent Saturday in Frederick. Miss Itush Pouga returned after visiting Virginia Shook Buckesystown. Mr Charlie Cook of Jefferson spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Franklin Cook. Miss Louise Walters of spent Wednesday with Miss Nase Ts.
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Laura Jones
Frederick
Adtburt Morgan
Mosberg
I. R Crnitt
Pooville
Edward Plummer
Itush Pouga
Virginia’ Shook
Buckesystown
Charlie Cook
Jefferson
Sandiy
Mra
Louise Walters
Nase 'K Ts
Widow of former stake kin with him at death noted
Mr Henry peer spent Sunday with his daughters Mrs AY JL Catsail of Buckeydtown. Mr and Mrs Raymond Coram and children visited friends and relatives in Church Mall on Saturday.
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Henry Peer
AY JL Catsail
Buckeydtown
Mra
Raymond Coram
Church Mall
Community Notes From Littlestown And Creagerstown
Mrs. Samuel Martin spent last week with her daughter Pansy Tressler in Littlestown. Washington Pittenger and son Clarence visited Charles Domer in Creagerstown. Susan Pittenger spent a Christmas afternoon with Mrs. George W Haffner in Creagerstown. Harvey M Pittenger visited Mr and Mrs TE Hahn in Oak Hill.
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Samuel Martin
Pansy Tressler
Littlestown
Washington Pittenger
Clarence
Charles Domer
Creagerstown
Susan Pittenger
George W. Haffner
Harvey M. Pittenger
Mrg
TE. Hahn
Oak. Hill
Angler Allen King Nets Nine Bass on Monocacy Trip
Fisherman Allen King of Us City caught nine bass while fishing the Monocacy near Frederick Junction yesterday. The bass weighed from a pound and a quarter to a bit over two pounds each.
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Frederick Junction
Allen King
Us City
Maryland Odd Fellows Centennial Celebration Planned in Baltimore
Maryland Odd Fellows announce a statewide representation for the September centennial convention in Baltimore. The event, September 14 to 20, will host prominent international attendees and thousands of visitors, marking 100 years since the order’s American founding at Thomas Wildey’s tavern.
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Odd Fellows
Maryland
Baltimore
American Odd Fellowship
de Stell
Odd Fellowship
United States
Order
Thomas Wildey
Second Street
Banmore
Water Street
Washington Lodge No. 1
America
Duke of York Lodge
London
England
Penrose Opposes Daylight Saving Law Repeal
Penrose and Ivanin notified Robert Gara that the National Daylight Saving cause remains strongly opposed to repealing daylight saving. Detectives found stolen motion picture film worth 50000 dollars in a New York tenement, tying to a coal-heaver case.
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Penrose
New York
Ivanin
Robert Gara
National
Daylight Saving
S Tin
Gra
Coalhin
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia and Nearby Games
Base ball scores include Philadelphia matchups with Jeties and Derpelg, Tratteries and Haan with Perkins Yorks. A4 Bu tO and Bosiety rents shingion appear as misreadings. The standings of clubs show WLP and Wop dees pe 2 indicating partial results for Chicago Detroit and Chevend N.York.
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Philadelphia
Jeties
Stulth
Derpelg
Tratteries
Haan
Perkins
Yorks
Bosiety
WLP
Chicago
Detroit
Chevend N.york
National League standings and scattered notes from era
The fragment mentions National League standings and club notes with disjointed lines about a Washington visit, a PoDind-house building venture, and an animal description. It also notes a British postman who has walked 200 000 miles in 50 years, indicating a miscellany page with varied items rather than a single cohesive story.
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News of Co. Towns
Stech
Andrew Carnegie
Saale
Loys
Corn Products Refining Company
Fox
York City
L. A. Mousseau
Vickers
Baltimore, Md
Icomee
Anheuser-Busch
Shipley’s Steam Bottling Works
Frederick, Md
St.lquis
National League
Shington
Roel
Joe
East Main St
Hive
Robert FE Barrick
West Second
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