New Garages at Brunswick Now Open
Brunswick opens two new garages with combined space for about forty cars. C R Marker’s two story brick garage at Third and A streets features a concrete floor and washing stage, with two second floor flats planned. C H Feete’s one story concrete garage on Petersville Road adds storage for over twenty cars and a pressed steel fireproof ceiling. Both structures aim for full fire resistance with steel cladding on wood elements and drainage for outdoor pads.
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Brunswick
C. R. Marker
C. H. Feete
Petersville
Marker
Mr. Feete
Petersville Road
FIGHTING TETANUS Twenty five year old man treated in Bethlehem
Bethlehem August 17 Twenty doses of tetanus antitoxin each five thousand units have been injected into Lewis Bower twenty five of West Coplay in five days to combat blood poisoning doctors report encouraging progress. He contracted tetanus after scratching his hand on a rusty nail at Giant Portland Cement Plant. Sergeant John Kirk retired U S Army received a permit to parade solo down Pennsylvania Avenue on the forty fourth anniversary of marching with the 120th Pennsylvania infantry.
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Bethlehem
Lewis Bower
West Coplay
Bower
Washington
John Kirk
Pennsylvania Avenue
Constol
Treasury
120Th Pennsylvania Infantry
John Thomas Arrested On Larceny Charge In City
John Thomas was arrested and held for the grand jury by Justice Maulsby for stealing $75 worth of brass from Collins and Grossnickle. A prior report misnamed him as Robert Thomas in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Robert Thomas
Collins and Grossnickle
Maulsby
Britain 250 Million Dollar Loan From Morgan Bank Syndicate
New York August 17 formal announcement by J P Morgan Co to syndicate managers of a 250 million dollar loan to Great Britain for two years at five percent interest. Banks in New York Boston Pittsburgh and Chicago participate with securities of Canada Argentina Chile Norway Denmark Switzerland Netherlands and more backing the issue. Redeemable in part at 101 and accrued interest with notes dated 1916 September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Great Britain
Morgan & Co
Hoston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Dominion of Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Argentine
Chile
Norway
Stréden
Switzerland
Denmark
Holland
King Victor Emmanuel Visits Gorizia Amid Bombardment
London Aug 17 King Victor Emmanuel toured the Italian front at Gorizia observing Austrian long range bombardment and meeting a wounded soldier saluting him. Rival air raids persist near Trieste and Gorizia as Italian and Austrian aircraft clash over depots and munitions near the Isonzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gortela
Victor Emmanuel
Gorizia
Triest
Muggia
Trieste
Isonzo
Kiss Children Take Poison In Gloucester City
Harry Dick a 29 year old Jersey worker drank poison after kissing his four children goodbye in his Market Street home. He urged doctors not to save him and, amid family troubles, was hospitalized in critical condition at Cooper Hospital.
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Jersey
Tella
Gloucester City
N. J
Market Street
Harry Dick
Philadelphia
Cooper Hospital
Smith
J. A. Beck
Jamaica Hurricane Darkens Fruit Regions In August Storm
Kingston reports a hurricane striking Jamaica with high winds on the island's southern areas causing extensive damage to fruit plantations. The storm advanced from the southeast as new German submarines of large size were said to depart for America. President Wilson nominated a new mint director. An enduring remedy ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a bold $100 reward offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Kingston
London
America
Hague
Helgoland
Russian Leader in Galicia Captures Brody Threatening Lemberg
General Sakaroff's forces seized Brody, jeopardizing Lemberg as Von Lingingen's Austro Hungarian German lines crumble west of Lutsk. The Russians report 9,000 prisoners, 40 guns, and fires as stores are destroyed to deny use to the enemy. Brody, a vital rail hub near Lemberg and Dubno, opens access to rich mineral districts.
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Sakaroff
Brody
Lemberg
von Lingingen
von Linsingen
Lutsk
Teutons
Dubno
Fly Danger Tremendous In Health Talk on the Fly
Commissioner of Health Samuel K. Dixon argues flies spread disease and urges eliminating breeding sites. He links flies to typhoid and infantile paralysis risks, noting screened cribs save lives and urging action against manure piles garbage dumps and unscreened outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Dixon
M. D
Pennsylvania
Knights of Pythlag select Lebanon for next convention
Henry Jones of Plymouth and Madal Grand Winer Guard Wilkes-Barre were among officers named in the Pennsylvania Knights of Pythlag grand lodge sessions in Lebanon. William Sylvester of Pittsburgh Fort Pitt Lodge was reelected grand outer guard for a fourth term. Jones was elected grand inner guard, a post that leads to grand chancellor in four years. The grand lodge held two executive sessions yesterday and will close its convention today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jonse
Plymouth
Madal Grand Winer Guard
Wilkes-Barre
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvanis Knights of Pythlag
Lebanon
William Sylvester
Fort
Pitt Lodge
Pittsburgh
Henry Jones
Grand Priancellor
Grand Lodge
Senate Panel Weighs Danish West Indies Purchase
Washington Aug 17 The senate foreign relations committee took up the Danish treaty for the purchase of Denmark's West Indian possessions for 25000000 dollars. The panel likely will recommend ratification with a vote possible within a week. Senator Borah Republican of Idaho opposes the price and plans to lead the fight against ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Denmark
Borah
Idaho
Frederick Station Leads State In Enlistments As Plans Hinge
Freder ick recruiting station leads all counties except Baltimore City in enlistments. Capt F F Brandt enrolls E L Brashears of Monrovia as his second recruit and sends him to Fort Howard for equipment before return for further recruiting. Brandt plans fairs in Cumberland and Hagerstown to boost future National Guard enlistments, with posters already placed. A patent claims a wireless instrument transmitting musical notes by spark speed.
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Frederick
Baltimore City
F. F. Brandt
E. L. Brashears
Monrovia
Brashears
Fort Howard
Brandt
Cumberland
Hagerstown
War Department
Washington
Allogany
National Guard
Snake Bite Proves Fatal as Serum Delays Arrival
Carnegie Institute longtime taxidermist Guntay Link died after being bitten on the hand while demonstrating rattlesnakes to University of Pittsburgh students. No serum in Pittsburgh delayed treatment. Two vials sent from New York arrived only as he died. Also reported: Maryland huntsman Edward Lyon Painter killed by train near Owings Mills. Shenandoah miner George Herbein revived after 18 hours. Romania Romania territory offer from Germany in exchange for neutrality. Pagasarri sunk by a U boat. Chile plans 260000 for new school buildings.
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Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Guntay Link
Link
New York
Maryland Huntsman
Baltimore
Edward Lyon Painter
Green Springs Valley
Huntsman
Owings Mills
Committees Named for Brunswick Affair
Committees have been named by the general committees to run Labor Day events in Brunswick. The parade begins at 1 p.m. with the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company inviting fraternal orders and Sunday schools to participate. Numerous subcommittees cover ice cream, drinks, peanuts, coffee, cakes, amusements, parade decor, dancing, music, transportation, races, publicity, and the general hustling team guided by local leaders. An excursion rate is sought on the B and O from nearby points.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Tce
J. R. Mathias
C.smith
C. Mann
H. Danner
J. Keller
H. Forrest
Rebeccs
I. C
F. Soft Drinks
Harry Chew
Nicodemua
R. C. Wood
W. Schamer Grayson Comminga
C. KE. Flannigan I. Dettrich
Mr. Albert
Peanuta
F. T. Cahill
HN. Werntz
J. Butler
W. Heffner
W. Hahn
W. L. Gross
G. W. Nuce
B.porter
H. N. Worntz
J. G. F. Smith
J. E. Brady
J. D. Hoffmaster
W. I. Gross
H. N. Werntz
Stanley Virts
Frank Keevan
George Burns
Anna Dawson
Mussic
0. C. Baer
H.chew
George Nuce
J. R. Mathiaa
K. J. Rinker
J. A. Cree
W. B. Watson
Amon Haller
G. H. Hogan
William Schnauffer
K. I. Rinker
E. C. Schaeffer
J. R. Grean
K. I
Montgomery Teachers Appointed and School Reopens
The Montgomery school board named Miss Rose T Coursey of Centreville supervisor of county primary schools at 1400 dollars annually plus 200 dollars for expenses. Superintendent salary set at 1800 dollars. New teachers announced include Grace Buxton Leta Riggs Elizabeth A Lauxman Carrie Fulks Maiter V Broome Helen Pumphrey Wilson Ward Edgar Thompson. William D Warfield of Damascus earns a free scholarship at Charlotte Hall Academy. Schools to reopen September 4. Dr McPherson Scott of Hagerstown leaves Clifton Springs Sanitarium with Mrs Scott for Nyack New York to stay with daughter Mrs Samuel Bradley.
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Montgomery
Rose T. Coursey
Centreville
Grace Buxton
Wheaton
Leta Riggs
Gaithersburg High School
Elizabeth
Scott
Sabatorium
McPherson Scott
Hagerstown
Clirton Springs Sanitarium
New York
Santarium
Samuel Bradley
Nyack
N. Y
Carrier Pigeon Caught Near Freder ick on Farm
A carrier pigeon was captured on the George S. Marts farm near Freder ick. The left leg band reads FTM 24,541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Marts
Frederick
Healthy skin depends on kidneys says ad copy
An old広告 promotes kidney health as key to clear skin and overall health. It claims clogged kidneys cause stiffness, rheumatic pains, backache, headaches, swollen feet, and neuralgic pains from uric acid. It urges buying a 30c Anuric tablet from drugstores and drinking hot water before meals for “f gratifying resuita.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
TURN DOWN 103 IN 4 COS MT GROTNA PA
The Thirteenth Infantry national guard of Pennsylvania failed medical exams at Mt Grotna on August 17, with 103 men rejected for border duty. Recruits are expected from Scranton to restore minimum strength, while officers deny deliberate refusals. Many rejects lacked teeth, had hearing issues, or were underweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Grotna
Thirteenth Infantry
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Second Infantry
Philadelphia
Ezra H. Ripple
C. E. Cooper
Ofhcers
Scranton
Courtmartial 100 Mexicans In Disloyal Plot Trials
In Chihuahua City Mexico on August 17 preparations begin for a major court martial round aimed at stamping out disloyalty in the north. One hundred men active in Mexican politics await trial for revolutionary plots with many witnesses summoned nationwide. A priest J Arrola was acquitted and General Matias Ramos reported fighting Villa’s forces near Escalon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Mex
Mexico
Plota
Republic
J. Arrola
Matias Ramos
Robs Police Station in Moyamenaing District
Philadelphia Aug 17 police on Moyamenaing avenue and Dickinson street report a sneak thief forced open duty lockers at Moyamenaing station and stole Policeman John Long’s suit and revolver. The on duty sergeant promised to capture the culpr .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Moyamenaing Avenue
Dickinson Street
John Long
Mia
Ida Moore
Long
Bear Killed In Quarrel at Paxtang Park Zoo
Harrisburg report says a big cinnamon bear named Joe from Colorado killed a Virginian black bear named Teddy after a quarrel over sleeping space at Paxtang Park Zoo. Mexico investment figure cited as over five hundred billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarrel
Harrisburg
Joe
Colorado
Paxtang Park Zoo
Teddy
Varnish Ad Boasts Color Range and Low Prices
An old advertisement touts varnish with colors Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. It promotes 12 pint cans at 12 cents, pint cans at 20 cents, and quart cans at 35 cents.
Floor finishes and paints offered in various colors
Floor stain available in Chetty Majibgany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. Gallon cans priced at 1.25 with 1 to 2 gallon cans. Ge Kalkomo and Muresco cold water paint in 5 pack packages at 35 cents per package. Floor varnish Wanine floor oil offered at competitive prices.
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C. R. Market
Hk.ey
Tetanus
Charles Buckingham
Carroll County
Arthur Knisbly
Red Lion
Buckingham
Chamberlain
Iife
Jennie
Lima
Hin
Britain
Dares Gorizia
Dauphin County
William P. Moyer
Robert
Charles P. Walter
Wilson
F. 3
H-Von Enagelken
East Palatka
Fla
R. W. Wooley
Hall
Chen & CO
Toldo
Ohio
All Crorgista
Galicia
General Sakaroff
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Frederick Station
Ments
Shenandoah
George Herbein
Shenandoah City
Bertin
Romania
Bucharest
Aus
Epoca
Germany
Austria
Bilboa
Spain
Pagasarri
Ber
Miss Courtey
Collif
Courtmartial
Robs
H. W. Forster
War Office
Bomme
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Kentucky Ave
A.C. Rkholm
Jytdle Thors
Kalkomo and
Muresco
F. Columbus Knott
Eo Benant
Gettysburg
Fox
Charles L. H. Fox
North Markat ST
W. H. Knock
AMD
Frederick, MO
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