Rotary program reviews Frederick Club history anniversary
Sotarians heard the club history told by Guy Motter the first president at the weekly meeting marking the second anniversary. The charter dated August 12 1920 shows growth from 20 to 45 members with a 307 dollar total donated to the John Adams fund for the officer's family. John McGill discussed Farm Bureau objects and county benefits.
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Frederick
Guy K. Motter
Motter
Francis Scott Key
John McGill
Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Bureau
John Adams Fund
Wheat hits 92 cents as Baltimore market drags local prices down
The local wheat market fell three cents to 92 cents per bushel after a drop in Baltimore. Chicago and other large markets reported rallies, yet Baltimore declined further, leaving local traders uncertain about next day movements.
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Baltimore
Chicarco
New Lampshade Design Harmonizes Color Schemes
Alora Beara describes a decorative lampshade using corn colored silk with blue silk ruffles set at regular intervals. The layered design adapts to daytime and artificial lighting, creating a blue impression while maintaining harmony with room decor. Lace can substitute silk for improved results.
Senate Tackles Last Tariff Bill Amendments
Washington August 17 The Senate completed action on the 2000 committee amendments and turned to senator proposed changes in the tariff bill. Dozens of amendments await votes before the Senate recesses tonight, with sponsors pressing for consideration.
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Senate
Washington
Pacific Mills to restore pre March wage scale October 1
Pacific Mills in Lawrence Mass reports via Rev James T O Reilly that wages return to pre March 27 levels from October 1. Striking workers who return now will be on a 20 percent cut until October 1 with retroactivity to September 5. Father O Reilly urged a return to work. A quote closes the piece about a husband and moratorium.
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Pacific Mille
Lawrence
Mass
Pacific Mills Company
James T. O'Reilly
Father O'Reilly
Ohio Congressman Knight Resigns Over Policy Disagreements
Washington Aug 17 Representative Knight of Ohio announced his resignation would be offered as soon as it could be done with justice to his district. He had been a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor and cited GOP endorsement of the administration's program, saying he could not support measures like the tariff and ship subsidy and would not participate further in house deliberations.
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Knight
Ohio
Washington
Twelve Orphans Die In Fire At Shawbridge Home
Montreal August 17 firefighters count twelve dead in the Jewish Boys Orphanage at Shawbridge Quebec after a devastating blaze. Rescue teams comb the ruins as authorities investigate the cause and extent of the fire.
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Montreal
Dead Child Found Under Platform in Quakertown
The body of 2 year old Warren Nyce, son of Mr and Mrs John S Nyce of Shelly near Quakertown, was found beneath the railroad station platform. Authorities believe the child wandered onto the tracks of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and was struck by a train.
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Quakertown
Warren Nyce
John S. Nyce
Shelly
Philadelphia and Reading
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Alora Beara
Dorothy Ethel Walsh
Wall Street Journal
Harding
California Prunes
Hershey
Heinz
California
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Enterprise Grocery
Webster Shinnick
Baker’s
Market St
Boston Transcript
Evarcchere
D. W. Harner
Buckingham
Central Trust Bank
James E. Doll
Feederick
H. K. Wampole
Johnson & Johnson
Pinkham
Mennen
Colgate
Woodbury’s
Philips
Esererere
Whitman’s
Norris & Johnson
J. W. Harner
West Panise Ore
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