Frederick County Road Plans and State Aid Dispute
The article discusses road improvement efforts in Frederick County, Maryland, contrasting it with Baltimore County. It notes a push to use a state highway appropriation, potential delays if unused, and the expectation that better road construction will promote broader, scientifically based paving rather than routine patchwork. It highlights local advocacy by figures such as Mr. Lawsecu and mentions Mokden Rasalan soldiers and COIGR in passing.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
New Market
Morrovia
Maryland Teological Survey
Gonde
Baltimore County
Contemp orary Comment Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of brief editorials and quotes criticizing public figures and events. References include Port Arthur on meat plans, Annapolis Capital on Christmas tree claims, a jab at Mrs Chadwick’s appearance, and a call for restraint to curb demagoguery in national politics.
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Port Arthur
Annapolis Capital
Baltimore American
Quotations and wits from old papers on love and law
A collage of brief humorous exchanges and snippets from 19th century papers. Items include a misheard vow scene from Philadelphia Telegraph, a nephew confessing love to a heroine with six figures, a Brooklyn Life gag about consent and money, a lawyer prompting questions, and lines from London Tit-Bits and Philadelphia Press.
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L'Nole
Brooklyn
Secretary Shaw on federal powers and trust company regulation
Secretary Shaw argues that 1903 revenues invite extravagance and calls for extending Federal oversight by regulating trust companies. He cites war tax losses and reciprocity costs, and questions Federal role in state chartered banks while noting some firms operate internationally. He asks where new centralization should end.
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Shaw
Keimort
New York World
Treasury
Deeriags
Ilis
Morever
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Open the Door of Your Heart to Virginia Love
Poem fragment blending devotional exhortation with nostalgic reverie set to Virginia imagery. The speaker urges opening the heart to love hope and art, then shifts to a lyric tribute to Virginia featuring the James River, sunsets, and a peaceful afterlife in a promised land.
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Lad
Mar
Wrove
Cram Charged After Walkersville Husk Incident
In Walkersville Charles K. Cram is arrested on a charge of striking Olloton J. Winebrewer, president of the town board. The altercation arose during the col m canning season when husks cluttered streets and quarrelled with Oram, who hauled husks to his farm. The case will be heard before Justice John Francis Smith at 2 PM Monday.
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Walsqersville
Walkersville
Charles K. Cram
Olloton J. Winabraner
Board of Town Commissioners
Colm
Honaka
Ross
Winebrewer
Mr. Oram
Bagan
Oram
John Francis Smith
New York Fashions Recall Pompadour Era in Elegant Styles
The article notes a revival of Madame de Pompadour inspired fashion with velvet, silk, lace, and satin elements. It describes wide belts, Chantilly lace gowns worn at the Metropolitan Opera opening, rhinestone accents, and pink chiffon ensembles with lace panels and satin bows.
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Madame de Pompidour
Louis the Niv
Dresden
Metropolitana Opera House
Chantilly
Fashion Notes Inspire Elegant Winter Attire
The piece reviews luxurious dress trends with lace capes berths and floral decorations featuring roses orchids and clematis. It describes a Delineator inspired Pompadour silk outfit with Chantilly frills lace yokes and two seam front construction plus a variety of sleeves and coats. It also notes recent property transfers including Lloyd H. Barber selling Liberty county property to Henry Boyte and George J. B. Lewis buying New London roller mill with possession set for April 1, 1905.
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Ziva
Lloyd H. Barber
Middletown
Liberty
County
Henry Boyte
Waetminster
George J.B. Lewis
Jefferson
W. Ray Gilbert
Woodsboro
New London
Montgomery County Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Rowell and daughter returned from Montgomery County visits after spending time with friends. Miss Edith Utz came home for the weekend from Montgomery County. Mrs J M Wood hosted visitors from Baltimore and Brunswick. Miss Nellie Hough enjoys Montgomery County time while relatives attend events in Barneavills and Washington. The area counts multiple short calls, weddings, and familial gatherings among residents.
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New Market
Montgomery County
KH. T. Bryant
Baltimore
George W. Bargesa
Wm. H. Grove
Barneavills
Jones
Brosing
John McDonald
Brunewick
Carole Mato Ie
Washington
Frank Baughman
Eugene Grove
Mira Dora McDonald
Rosie Mosburg
Brunswick
Wm. Geinbert
Death and notices from a rural county page
Obituaries record Mrs Daniel Hay of Indiana death at 50 years old with surviving children and a former Middletown farm ownership. Julia McKenney a colored woman dies in Liberty town aged about 3. Mountain City Daughters of Liberty meet with notable visitors including Charles Stern and W Harry Abrams Jr. Ice cream, cake and fruit refreshments served. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials and a 100 dollar reward offered. Public sales section noted.
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Susan Rudy
Daniel Hay
This County
Hageratown
Indiana
Rudy
Misa Willard
Kiudy
Lewia Shank
Middletown
John L. T
Pearl
Thia County
Frederick
Daniel
Charles
Claytone
West Aventy
W. O. Smith
Elwood
Ind
Julia Mkennes
Julia McKenney
Libertytown
W. Harry Abrams, Jr
Sallie
A. Cramer
Nrs. Todd
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Vioanrine
Riss Iwi
Hal
Vacations Proposed for Rural Free Delivery Carriers
A bill by Congressman Lafean of Pennsylvania aims to grant rural free delivery carriers a 15 day paid leave of absence yearly starting July 1 1945 for those with one year in service prior to that date. Provisions cover pro rata first year leaves for new entrants and require a substitute carrier at 60 cents per day during such leave.
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W . Feapwaics Daily News
Ad ‘Fame
Lafean
Pennsylvania
United States
Lafeau
Postal Service
Congress
Tha
Sequensk
Agnam
Holiday Gift Goods Display At John Eibenhaurer’s Store
Frederick shoppers are offered a large display of diamonds watches jewelry silverware and china with a special holiday sale featuring 252 articles. The store proclaims a finest cut glass stock and lamps a broad range of dining tea and chamber sets and claims to be sole agent for B H lamps with many items marked down 30 to 50 percent.
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Haviland
Dresden
Austrian
China
Frederick
John Eibenhauer
Cit & Val
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Edwin War Heak
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Frederick County Natl Bank
Frederick County National Bank
JW. Ig. Carty, Cashier
PDE Nision Audit
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Frederice County Telephone
Geo. H. Beaufelter
Singer Sewing Machines
Beau Felt
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Frederick Co
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Goon Brothers
Moronenburg
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Fran Christmas
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