Recital at Convent Delights with Harp and Elocution
A Saturday program at Visitation Academy featured Mrs. John T. Brosius and Miss Victoria Siddons of Washington in harp music and elocution. Brosius showcased a refined harp repertoire while Siddons, a descendant of Sarah Siddons, delivered a moving Enouch Arden and Tennyson piece. Miss Huggins accompanied on piano, linked to Miss Wilson at the White House.
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Visitation Academy
John T. Brosius
Victoria Siddons
Washington
Brosius
Ireland
Scotland
Edinboro
Tara
Annie Laurie
America
Kentucky
Suwanee
Maryland
Home Sweet Home
Victoria, Siddons
Sarah “Kémblé
Siddons
Enoch Arden
Tennyson
Miss Huggins
Indigestion Cure Alleviates Recurrent Headache
Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville Ohio reports chronic indigestion caused sick headaches for four years. She tried many remedies until Chamberlains Tablets provided quick relief. Advertisement notes the medicine is for sale by all dealers.
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John Bishop
Roseville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Frederick Art Club Magazine Meeting Presided By Miss Kolb
The Frederick Art Club meeting on December 8, led by Miss Harriet Kolb, featured readings on current events and art, including Mrs. Delaplaine’s war reflections and a note that Harvard may receive the original manuscript of Americas author Mr Smiths child. It noted Vennie Ream Hoxies statue work for the Capitol and a Salem Christmas diary reading. Hostesses treated guests to cake and Christmas cards from a miniature tree.
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Harkett Kolb
Frederick
Anna S. Thomas
Vennie Ream Hoxie
Washington
Capitol
Lincoln
Marian Green
Salem
Mass
Mary Ott
Tiny Tim
Miss Kolb
Margaret Keefer
Miss Gibson
Farmers Hold Meeting Endorses Traction Engine Demo
Frederick County Farmers Association met at the Y M C A to discuss wheat price differences between Baltimore and Frederick, noting Baltimore's seven cent premium. A committee was formed to investigate the matter, and praise was given to Farm Demonstrator Emory C Remsberg. The State Roads Commission traction engine with iron bands demonstration was endorsed and a vote of commendation passed.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick County
Emory C. Remsberg
Remnaberg
State Roads Commission
Association
Commission
Judge Keedy Sentences Two Men in Maryland Case
Judge Keedy of Hagerstown sentenced Claude McCusker to 12 years in the penitentiary for second degree murder. Frank Bradley of Frederick received 18 months in the House of Correction for disorderly conduct.
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Keedy
Hagerstown
Claude McCusker
Frank Bradley
Frederick
House of Correction
Mt St Mary's Triumph Opens Season
Mount St Mary's basketball team opened the season by defeating Baltimore Polytechnic 67 to 17 at Mt St Mary's Saturday. The lopsided win showcased the home squad's early form and set a strong tone for the season.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Mount St
Mary's Quint
Baltimore Polytechnic
Advert From Elida Ohio Endorses Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs S A Keller of Elida Ohio writes she suffered indigestion for two years before taking Chamberlain's Tablets and was greatly benefited by using two or three bottles. Sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Maryland Rep Lewis Pushes Government Ownership of Telephone
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland announced he will press for government ownership of the telephone system this winter. He has gathered new data on postalization and accepted three speaking invitations, two in Baltimore, to advocate the plan before Congress.
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
Congress
Mr. Lewis
Baltimore
Miss Eleanor Tunstall Back Home After Virginia Visit
The Baltimore Sun Social section carried a two column photo of Miss Eleanor T. Tunstall, well known in Frederick, as she returns to her Raxton home near Baltimore after an extensive visit in Virginia.
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Baltimore Sun
Eleanor T. Tunstall
Frederick
Raxton
Baltimore
Virginia
An Inch of Rain and Court Docket Call
Rain yesterday and today measured 1.05 inches at local gauge. If this rain continues modestly, it could rival the wettest single month in recent memory. A preliminary docket call for the December term is set for Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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Flo LaBadle
Marguerite Snow
James Cruze
Harry Benham
Queenie
Marguerite Fischer
Blanche Swat
Damee E. Doll
Oliver
Merits of Our Goods and Prompt Service Note
We thank you for your patronage and seek trade on the merits of our products. Freach Sausage and Pudding, our own make, is our specialty with prompt delivery and courtesy as our motto. Yours very truly.
Mrs. McCain’s Experience With Croup Remedy
Mrs W K McClain of Blairsville Pa shares that her son Ray suffered croup but Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved him quickly and she keeps it in the house as a positive cure for croup Advertise ment for sale by all dealers
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Ray
Chamberlain
Croup
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