Adding to Human Life and a New International Court
A Chicago convention of life insurance men claims the human race has added ten years to the average life in sixty years and may gain ten more in fifty years, potentially reaching 300. Contagious diseases must be controlled and worry reduced to extend longevity. The second item discusses the forthcoming International Court at The Hague on January 23, noting its need for broad support and two paths to settling disputes without war.
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Chicago
NEW
International Court
The
Hague
Hague Tribunal
Inquiring Reporter Asks Wives About New York Living
In a city survey, wives from Frederick Lewis town Church Hill East Fourth street and near areas share views on living in New York City. Opinions vary from preferring the country to liking a temporary stay but not permanent residence.
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New York City
J. Otis King
Frederick
Jill
L. Cameron
Lewis
J. William Gaver
Church Hill
John C. Engle
East Fourth Street
Tobias L. Smith
New Yorks
Tuberculin testing urged to curb cattle tuberculosis spread
The article discusses bovine tuberculosis sources including infected cattle, contaminated manure, and long distance transport. It emphasizes untested animals as a primary infection source and calls for state and government veterinary action. It notes local testing campaigns led by Dr. I V Smith and city health officers as part of a broader prevention effort.
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I. V. Smith
Letters to the Editor on Cattle Tuberculosis Testing and Meat Disposal
Dr Lawrence Avery addresses reader concerns about tuberculosis testing in cattle and meat disposal practices. He cites high test reactors among dairy herds, notes post slaughter condemnation, and defends government inspection as thorough. He argues that tubercle bacillus presence and dairy feeds do not justify fear, urging proper cleaning of feed boxes to prevent bacterial growth.
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Lawrence Avery
Ime
Frederick
Washington
Roblercalur Jestong
Wilson Company
Chicase
Funad
Dairy Ford
Mynr
Frederick county notes and holiday art series
NTY YEARS AGO TODAY IN FREDERICK NTY YEARS AGO TODAY IN FREDERICK. A hunting trip took Genera L Victor Baughman and others from New Market to irenia while county business formed a new board with William Brent linger president and officers including C C Augh clerk AL D Willard counsel and Dr W A Long jail physician. The Art Cinbd began a Christmas season at its studio with ladies in waiting Miss Florence Doub Alice Shope Edith Markey Bertha Trail and Janie Quynno.
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L. Victor Baughman
Con
Austin Tr. W. Downer
New Market
Irenia
William Brentlinger
C. C Augh
AL D Willard
W A. Long
Cinbd
Florence Doub
Alice Shope
Edith Markey
Bertha Trail
Janie Quynno
Hood College Studying Endowment To Reach Standards
Hood College receives honorable standing from the Middle States and Maryland association at Swarthmore meeting. Deficiency lies in endowment. plans include a $500,000 minimum and Forward Movement funding of $300,000 from the Reformed Church, plus Living Endowment League incomes to reach the target.
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Middle States
Maryland
Uberal Arte and Sciences
Commission On Institutions of Higher Education
Board of Regents
States of
New York
Swarthmore
Hood College
The
Reformed Church
Hood
Living
Commission On Higher Institutions
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Thos
Five Years for Owls Head and Mann Act Fine
Supreme President of the Owls, based in Indianapolis, Pete Talbot of South Bend, Ind., was convicted in a U.S. district court of violating the Mann Act. He received a five year sentence to Leavenworth prison and a $936,000 fine. he was allowed liberty under appeal. Egypt is said to have earned a million dollars from cotton deals.
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Supreme
Indianapolis
Pete
John Talbot
South Bend
Ind
Order of Owls
U.S
Ala Ansperson
Leavegworth
Egypt
Accident Commissioner Here For Three Hearings
Commissioner George Louis Eppler of the Maryland State Industrial Accident Commission arrived in Frederick this morning to conduct three hearings. The cases involve local residents and concerns including Allen D. Orem deceased and Emma V. Orem versus The Asher Fire Proof Company and The New Amsterdam Casualty Company, with Bernard Gibson representing the claimant and J F Ford Jr representing the employer. Mrs. Orem seeks a lump sum settlement to buy a home while Mrs. Urem currently receives eight dollars weekly. The second case, Bernard Clark Gibson versus Thomas and Company and Aetna Life Insurance, asks whether injuries arose from employment after a July 18 incident. The third case, Paul W. Bowers versus S. W Bar rick and Son and London Guarantee and Accident Company, questions whether injury or disease occurred in or out of employment.
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George Louis Eppler
Maryland State Industrial Accident Commission
Frederick
Allen D. Orem
Emma V. Orem
Asher Fire Proof Company
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Alban M. Wood
J. FP. Ford, Jr
Baltimore
Adamstown
Paul W. Bowers
Barrick and Son
Woodsboro
London Guarantee and Accident Company
W. Canton McSherry
Silver Wedding for Mr and Mrs W F Clabaugh of Engle
Neighbors surprised the couple on Friday November 18 to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. About 60 friends attended at the Engle store and home with a large cake and gifts including a dozen solid silver teaspoons from M P Sunday School pupils. Mr Clabaugh, an assistant superintendent at The Washington Building Lime Company Bakerton, is highly regarded by employees and neighbors. Mrs Clabaugh was Minnie Merritt, daughter of the late Jacob Merritt.
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W. F. Clabaugh
Engle
W. Va
Clabaugh
M. P
Death of Ivan Caryll Ends The Pink Lady Composer
Ivan Caryll stage name of Felix Tilkin dies at age 59 in New York after finishing a number for his latest comedy with music. Born in Liege Belgium he began with The Lily of Leonville in 1886 and created many hits including The Circus Girl The Pink Lady The Earl and the Girl and Oh Oh Delphine.
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Ivan Caryll
New York
Ivan Caryl
New Haven
Little Miss Ratfies
Ivan Carytt
Felix Tilkin
Lieze
Belgium
Leonville
Christopher Co Judas
Dantzig
Toreacor
Mise Gibbs
Delphine
Thief Poses Santa Claus in Ringing Glen Riddle Burglary
A thief entered Mrs Sanucet odes home in Glen Riddle Pennsylvania by a living room window and posed as Santa Claus to soothe her 3 year old daughter during the break in. He stole jewelry valued at over 1000 and some cash while the child stayed asleep, later suspected to be a male intruder.
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Whiladelphia
Carson Rhodes
E*ta Carson
WM Riedes
Henmr
Razing Begins on Buffalo Hotel for New Frederick Complex
J. Gladhill, Buffalo proprietor, moves out as workmen tear down the old Buffalo Hotel to make way for a $1,000,000 Frederick hotel. Demolition progresses rapidly with glass removed, a chute to street, and brick work continuing. The April 1 plan calls for remodeling the Cling property for a new Buffalo Hotel run by Gladhill after lease with Central Hardware ends.
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Buffalo
Frederick
Old City
M. J. Gladhill
The
Walter L. Rice
Gladhill
Gladhil
C. E. Cling
the Central Hardware Co
Arthur E Levy
Buffalo Hotel
Do You Know The First Amendment Text Quoted
A reader cites the First Amendment stating Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or press or the right to assemble and petition.
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Congress
Mother and child found dead as police seek husband
Chicago reports a three year old girl, Margaret Coughlin, found dismembered in a wash boiler at Mrs. Ralph Pensis home. Mrs. Pensis, with her throat cut, was found on the second floor. Police pursue Ralph Pensis as they suspect Mrs. Pensis killed herself. Also notes the Taj Mahal in Agra as a famed mausoleum.
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Chicago
Margaret Coughlin
Mis
Ralph Pensis
Man Gives Wife Glycerine Mixture Promoted As Remedy
An advertisement claims a husband gave his wife a mix of buckthorn glycerine and Adler-i-ka to treat long standing stomach trouble. It touts Adler-i-ka as a tonic addressing upper and lower bowels, cleansing impurities and preventing appendicitis. Endorsed by J. A. Williamson, a druggist, with warnings about the purities revealed.
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J. A. Williamson
Reaction in Oils After Gain In New York Market
High grade Oils led the stock list to higher levels with Standard Oil sites in New Jersey and California among leaders. Revergal rose before noon but Mexican Petroleum fell back as selling resumed, reaching two points. Liberty four and a halfs gained forty to eighty cents per one hundred dollars. Dollar money opened at six percent.
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New York
New Jersey
California
Standard Oil Co
Seven Directors Refuse Immunity and Are Dismissed
New York reports seven Interborough Rapid Transit Company directors refused to waive immunity in testimony before the State Transit Commission and were dismissed as witnesses. August Belmont, chairman, warned some papers may interpret this as admission of criminal liability. The article also notes historic shifts of the Yalu river in China and a distant delta change.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
State Transit Commission
Clarence J. Shearn
August Belmont
Interborough Ward
Dreco Rheumatism Remedy Promised to Cure
Advert reads that Dreco, a herb based remedy, attacks the root cause of rheumatism without mercury acids or oils. A testimonial from W J Wile of Frederick Maryland credits improved appetite reduced inflammation and restored health after using Dreco and notes its availability through Pearre's Modern Pharmacy and local druggists.
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Dreco
W. J. Wile
Drews
Pearre
Frsherick
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