In History at Daily News August 20
August 20 marks Robert Herrick's birth and key historical events from 1801 to 1914 including a comet omen, Johnson urging peace, Pius X death, Carranza advances in Mexico City, and battles in Poland. Evening stars Mars Mercury. morning stars Saturn Jupiter.
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Robert Herrick
Shakespeare
Johnson
Pope Pius X
Giuseppe Sarto
Qed
Vatican
Rome
Carranza
Dus Ns
Kras
Mars
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
Milky Way
New Advertisements Today From M F Moberly and Partners
A compressed ad page lists hiring notices for painters salesladies and boys tied to M F Moberly at 529 Arch St. It also mentions job seekers and multiple sale and rent listings with various vendors like Markey's Opera House and Shipley's Saturday Bargains.
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M. F. Moberly
Arch St
Johns Hopkins University
New Fall
Bhoes
Markey’s. Opera
Marvel
the Heritage
Empire
The
Devil's Daughter
A. A. Radcliff
Thomas
Agt
Bennett's
Doll Bros
Buffalo
Shipley
Netdig & Miller
Colgan Match Captured by Company A M N G Team
Members of Company A M N G rifle team showed progress at Saunders Range. Private Harry L. Castle of Frederick won the McColgan Cup match in slow and rapid fire, marking the second win for the unit this week. Sergeant J P Grahe, a top state shooter and quartermaster sergeant, was injured by a premature explosion and returned to Frederick. The Company A team under Captain Elmer F Munshower will return tomorrow.
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Company A. M. N. G
Saunders Range
Harry L. Castle
Frederick
Company A
J. P. Grahe
Grahé
Elmer F. Munshower
Social World: Miss LeGore Hosts Canoe Party and Dance
Miss Lela LeGore entertained many friends at a canoeing party and corn roast yesterday afternoon and evening in LeGore, Md. A dance followed at Miss LeGore's home. Attendees included Thelma Littlfield Dorothy Littlefield Ruth Smith Marie Hammond Margrete Cill Margaret Hagedorn Marian Douglass Hallie Cramer Rinehart Earl Buckey Frederick Mougey Earn Shriner Earl Senseny William Anders Paul Markell George Worthington C Sotheron Howard Frank Howard Scholl Hersperger Reginald Hemmond Larry LeGore and Bruce LeGore.
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Miss LeGore
Lela LeGore
LeGore
Thelma Littlfield
Dorothy Littlefield
Ruth Smith
Marie Hammond
Margrete Cill
Margaret Hagedorn
Marian Douglass
Hallie Cramer
Miss Rinehart
Earl Buckey
Frederick Mougey
Earn Shriner
Earl Senseny
Funeral of Mrs Francis R Carlin Near Boyds Maryland
Funeral services for Mrs Francis R Carlin of near Boyds Maryland were held Wednesday from St Marys Catholic Church in Barnesville with high mass by Fr George B Harrington. Floral tributes came from friends and pallbearers included John J C Franklin Maurice S Clay T Henry J and W Kenneth Carlin. Clarton Hilton of Barnesville was the funeral director.
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Francis R. Carlin
Boyds
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Barnesville
Geo. B
Harrington
J John J.C. Franklin
Maurice
Clay T. Henry J
W. Kenneth Carlin
Clarton Hilton
Darnesville
Among the Sick at Frederick City Hospital
Mr. John L. Haberkorn shows continued improvement at Frederick City Hospital. Miss Nellie Cramer of West South Street has recovered enough to go out. Miss Clara Kline of North Market Street, after an operation at the hospital, is progressing as well as possible. The National Medical Association, about 1,008 members including physicians dentists and pharmacists, will hold a convention in Chicago next week. Dr C B Brooks will attend and is expected to leave for Chicago on Sunday for about one week.
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John L. Haberkorn
Frederick City Hospital
Nellie Cramer
West South Street
Clara Kline
North Market Street
Frederica City Hospital
National Medical Association
Chicago
Brooks
Tus Citt
Pill
Mr. Myers
C. Ed. Myers
Fire Marshals’ Association of North America
Hotel la Salle
Louisiana
South Dakota
South Carolina
Virginia
Utica
Mary Steckel-Burck
Middletown
Frederick
East Third Street
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
Factories Here May Make War Munitions
Frederick's Morris Iron and Steel Co. eyes war orders and may join U. S. plants in producing munitions for Europe. General Manager John W. Bache returned from New York with no contract timing disclosed, while the plant prepares large shell and box machine work. If orders come, 100 to 200 more workers will be needed, and Morrin Co. expands with new loam casting processes and 18,000 pound castings eyed. The American Foundry and Manufacturing Co. on West South St. also studies potential war orders as busy foundry work continues.
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U. S
American Co
Frederick
Europe
Morris Iron and Steel Company
John W. Hache
New York
Bache
Morrin Company
Frederick Foundry
Baltimore
Morris Company
Dr. H. Smith
Willam Mask
American Foundry and Manufacturing Company
West South Street
Maryland Masons to Attend Triennial Meet
Representatives from Maryland travel by train from Baltimore to San Francisco for the General Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons triennial gathering. A deluxe Chicago special will join in, with stops at Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City and Sacramento. The party includes officials such as General Thomas J. Shryock and George E. Lewis with others. return by Canadian Pacific Rail plans a month away.
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Maryland
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
United States
General Grand Council Royal
San Francisco
California
Baltimore
Chicago
Denver
Colombo Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Thomas J. Shryock
Grand Chapter
George E. Lewis
M. J
Edwin J. Griffin
J. H. Ford Hahn
Gustav A. Eitel
George E. Corson
R. E
Canadian Pacific R. R
Wedding in Washington Connects Frederick Couple
A ceremony in Washington united Mrs. Mabel V. Simpson of the city with Mr. John M. Haller of Frederick. Rev. Charles F. Steck officiated at the Lutheran church. The couple will live on East Third Street after a wedding trip. Haller runs a dry goods business on North Market Street with his brother Thomas.
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Washlington
Mabel V. Simpson
John M. Haller
Frederick
Charles F. Steck
Lutheran Church
Braddock Heights
Haller
Thomas H. Haller
North Market Street
Mrs. Haller
East Third Street
Dean's Kidney Pills Offer Help for Weak Kidneys
Frederick residents testify to Dean's Kidney Pills easing back pain and kidney strain. Mrs A T Webster of Frederick says the remedy helped her family after suffering kidney issues and backs the product sold at local druggists. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York markets Dean's Kidney Pills for 3 cents.
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Frederick
Dean
A T. Webster
Braddock
J. TW. Harner
Webster
Amiesite Paving Problems Prompt City Fix and Civic Concerns
East South Street residents protest the amiesite paving causing dust and traffic disruption tied to canning factory activity. City crews under Emory Crum spread stone, rolling tight on some stretches while others remain faulty. arrests threatened for husk dumping and overloads. Washington boosters plan a September trade trip through Maryland Virginia and W West Virginia ending in Frederick roadhome via Hagerstown Middletown and Roxville Court Street festival preparations include a Y M C A event August 31 with street closure, decorations, and a band concert.
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Emory ¢ Crum
D. A. Leonard
Maryland Amiesite Company
East South Street
Washington
Washington Commercial Bodies
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Leenburg
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Mindletown
Frederick
Rochville
Real Estate and Insurance Notice in City Ad
A local firm lists real estate for sale including a fine three story brick house on West Church street with ten rooms and bath, hot water, private sewer, and a large lot with an eight room frame house, water in house, and fruit on site. Also advertised is a six room flat near New City Hotel and fire insurance at Pythian Castle Room No. 1.
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West Church Street
East Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Duhh Avenus
Om Dill Avenue
Bargain Wood and Fabric Sale Highlights Various Items
A fragmented advertisement notes a one week sale with low prices on ribbons fabrics and dress materials. It lists 36 and 40 inch patterns, taffeta and satin ribbons, crepes and voiles, silk crepe de chine, voile, and laces. Also advertised are jackets coats belts and gloves with deep discounts and special prices.
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Palm Beach
To Establish Employment Bureau at Union Association
Secretary C K Harris of the U M A C plans to operate an employment bureau to connect job seekers with opportunities and coordinate with the association for aiding employment. Those seeking cooperation should leave names and details with the secretary. Also, Burkittsville union picnic set for Saturday at Hanien grove two and a half miles south of Norkittsville with Muddietown and Boonsboro bands and speakers. Wade Grossnickle sells home to Benjamin Gouker and buys Clarion Hoover’s former home now occupied by Mrs Foster Leatherman.
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C. K. Harris
Burkittsville Union
Hanien's Grove
Norkittsville
Muddietown
Boonsboro
Rlames
Wade Grossnickle
Ellerton
Tha County
Benjamin S. Gouker
Grossnickle
Clarion Hoover
Foster Leatherman
Browning Peach Farm Special Canning Peaches
Orchard offers choice canning peaches at special law prices with no goods sold on Sundays. Contact C E Browning by phone 22 32 for details from Browning Peach Farm.
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Noth
C_E
Browning Peach Farm
Picnic Announcement and Local Notices in 1915
Picnic to be held by Edgewood Sunday School in the Corporation woods near Shookstown school house on Saturday August 21 1915 with prominent speakers and Yellow Springs Band. Dr Al Noradehif travels out of town August 21 to August 25. Excavating and removal of dead animals offered. For rent four rooms with stage hall bath yard. Real estate ad by Won Jolliffe. Blue Ribbon Grocery pure spices and Hov Gittings groceries wines and liquors advertise. Ford car wanted 1915 model in first class condition. Dr E Schmid office after August 23 1915. Discount 3 percent on taxes paid in August. City Register Nicodemtyts.
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Edgewood Sunday School
Rocky Springs
Corporation Woods
Shookstown
Yellow Springs
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WM. G. Zimmerman
Eeees
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Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
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Youe
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Neidig & Miller
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F. M. Boone
N. Beats Street
Ford
Rudy W Rover
East Third
St Frederick
E. Schmid
Nicodemtyts
City Register
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Thomas BR. Rice
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Grayson EL Staley
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