Congress Suffers From Cost Skepticism On Forest Service
The piece criticizes Speaker Cannon for questioning forest service spending as wasteful. It argues big conservation projects like timber resource preservation require large sums and that the nation can afford substantial investment when results are valuable. It urges honest, economical use of funds and warns against paring costs to uselessly small levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunenon
Congress
Washington
Garfield
Forest Service
Cannon
Forcat
Claes
Ita
Political rancor edges toward the finish of a congressional career
An editorial note recalls a close election scare involving Cobgstman Pearro and Mr. War ner as observers read between the lines. The piece laments Pearro’s end of service with a pension while suggesting Warner may succeed him. Separately the text highlights growing anti tuberculosis efforts in Maryland, citing Frederick meetings and the state tuberculosis sanitarium as a model for care and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearro
Warner
Fragmented snippets from 19th century humor page
A collage of quips from various papers including Philadelphia Record Ditteburg Post and Punch. The bits feature jokes about sparrows, husbands, fads and money, plus a humorous exchange about attending the opera and phonograph music. No clear single event or story.
Reform in parcels post and rural delivery push noted
An editorial digest discusses tariff reform, post office parcels post experimentation, and Rural Free Delivery expansion. It cites Postmaster Meyer seeking a four county trial, assesses domestic versus foreign postage inequities, and urges proof of value before full adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia Press
Congress
Meyer Wsks
Poatmaster
Rho Reand
Post Office Department
Agriculture
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Peking
China
United States
Moments With The Muse The Mistletos
A fragmentary literary collage references The Mistletos and Theodosia Garcon amid antiquated verse and magazine snippets. It evokes Christmas scenes from New England and festive dishes as quoted in periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriatrara
Natey
Theodosia Garcon
New England Magazine
Death notices eerie in Liberty town and surrounding area
A string of obituaries from Liberty town and nearby communities reports Henry Sweadner age about 37 dying of heart failure in his stable, funeral services at Libertytown MP church, and interment at Thurmont. Also funeral notices for Calvin Stevens Mt Pleasant and George D. Koontz Unionville with services at Linganore, Mount Olivet, and other local cemeteries. Additional notices include William H. Kemp at Pacl and Casandra Rudy Middletown. Norris Sellman Monrovia death in Philadelphia and planned Mt. Olivet burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenty Kweadnel
Henry Sweadner
Liberty Town
Mra. Wai. Etzler
Maurice
Starr
Libertytown
Lin
J. F. Wooden
Thurmont
Powell & Albaugh
Calvin Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Mesurs
Benjamin
Civerge Stevens
Thedore Stevens
New Market
M. B. Clurch
Reva. A. H. MelNintey
WR. Carnarina
Edward Cruz
Lowia Lochner
Bradley
Robert
Harry Cramer
George Snyder
W. T. Sneadner
Grokgr D. Koontz
George D. Koontz
Unionville
Slater
Mesara
Wim. YU
Bradley J. Nicodema
Gana
Messrs
Harry I
Arthur Koontz
Mra
Charles Albaugh
Lohman
Franklinville
Linganore
William H. Kemp
Gilmore Stultz
Pacl
Calvin Sworley
Mehri Dixon
Calmet Stultz
A.M. Kemp
Mount Carel Eburch
Mount Olivet Cemetery
B. I. Rubey
Mim Cassandha Rud
Casennurn Rudy
George Rudy
Middletown
Charles Neikirk
Lute
Misaes Katie
Fannie
Mary Rudy
Fred
Geo
Veer
Edward Rudy
Norris
Bellaman
Norris Sellman
Frank Sellman
Monrovia
Philadelphia
Mt. Olivet
Funerals for Serena Hammond and John Cronise
The remains of Mrs. Serena Hammond were brought from Laurel Maryland for burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery with services at the depot and pallbearers from Buckeyatown and Hagerstown. John Calvin Cronise's funeral was held at his East Second Street home with ministers E R Eschbach and C F Steck. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice and Cline Funeral Directors handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena Hammond
Laurel
Osborne Ingle
Glenn H. Worthington
George M. Gittinger
Allen G. Quynn
Victor Marken
John P. Groff
Buckeyatown
Vernon N. Simmons
Hagerstown
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
John Calvin Cronise
East Second Strect
E.R. Eschbach
Chas. F. Steck
C. P
Thomas P. Rice
Finger Injury Partially Amputated at Farm
Mr Barry Null of Lane injured fingers on his left hand ten days ago while using a fodder cutter at the Grange farm near Fongavills. He was hospitalized today and the ingore was partially amputated by Dr F B Bay.
Multiple Local Obits and Notices From Maryland Area
Obituaries and notices report deaths of Reuben B Holloway in Baltimore Union Protestant Infirmary and Mrs W Hunter Doll near Tyatteville. Dedication planned for United Brethren church Bowth Cumberland next Sunday. Tome Institute director chosen at Port Depowit. Cumberland institute work start in December. Vansville Farmers Club met near Beltsville. Archibald Ferrons sues Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway for 15000. Call extended for Heyy A Burtis Halleck Sparrowa Point. Harry Kessler killed in an accident with Oscar G Murrays car on Charles street. four injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben B. Holloway
Unon Protestane Infirmary
Baltimore
United Brethren Church of
Maryland Agrcultural College
Cumberland
Vansville Farmers’ Club
Prince Georges County
Beaflmont
Samuel Beall
Beltsville
Archibald Ferrons
John Ferrena
Louuconiog
Cumberland Sod Weaternport Electric H Railway Company
Sun First Presbyterian Church
Belatr
Heyy A. Burtis Halleck
Sparrowa Point
Harry Kesslér
Baltimore Athletic Club
Oscar G. Murray
Charles Street
Frederick College Literary Societies Hold Regular Meeting
The En Avant literary society at Frederick College led by A. G. Zinmerman opened with the college hymn and roll call. Programs included declamations, readings, and debates. meetings adjourned to December 16. Also reports from South Frederick and Americanist societies plus a basketball game between Blues and Yellows with Yellow victory. Mr. Downing the actor evangelist arrived in Frederick for a brief stay and evangelistic meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Avant Laterarye Society
Frederick College
A.G. Zinmerman
L. A. Eichelberger
Fenny
Maryland
G. Mehring
I. Castle
Army and the War College
M. Andere
Evaag
Fagan
Mangual
South Warderick
South Frederick
Mackemith
Elmer Haberkorn
Easay
McKinley
Grover Michael
United Statce
Johnger
Rvin Stride
Stephen Fader
John Dansberwer
Americanist Society
Hannah Crothera
My Bonne
M. Culler
Lilian Gaither
Helen Mullican
Mary Guller
Lydia Yout G i Jemanet
Ruth Bail
Misa Grace Thomagi Debata
Iola Lease
Helen Heinlein
Virgie Finny
Regina Haller
Regina Sheeta
Maude Miller
Rita Lease
Ruth Ball
Mr. Downing
Robert J. Downing
Frederick
Downing
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Brief Bits From The City Streets And Local Notes
A compilation of small incidents and updates from the city. Several residents report falls and minor injuries on WeetGhores and Fifth streets, including Mr J Allen Grumbine and Mrs John Rhoderuck. Mr Francis Hahn marked his ninety fifth birthday with warm cards. A horse near the fair grounds sprained a leg but was cared for by Mr James G Best. A Grand Lodge meeting omitted a member’s name by error. South Market sewer work slows as a rock bed halts progress, requiring blasts near Booth Street and the front of the James Rigdon property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacens
K.P. Brigitwell
WeetGhores Street
Setar
J. Allen Grumbine
Braddock
John C. Rhoderuck
West Fifth Street
Lewis
Druchey
East Fifth Street
Rhoads
Thoss
Grand Lodge
Old Followa
Mt. Airy
Henry BE. Cramer
King David Lodge
South Market Street
Booth Street
James Rigdon
Lawful grip and sharp arrests mark Montevue case cluster
Oscar Cram was arrested by Officer Stull on a Saturday night and committed to Montevue for treatment after a confrontation and intoxication. Charles Phebus faced Sheriff Myers and Justice Eckatein, who sent him to Montevue Hospital. Alice Wilson was jailed on a desertion charge for leaving her two month old with Ana Savothers and was paroled to care for the child. William Fry was fined two dollars or ten days in jail for drunken behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Oscar Cram
Stull
C. H Eckatein
Lewis EF. Carter
Charles Phebus
Myers
CH. Eckatein
Montevue Hospital
Alice Wilson
Thas
Carter
Ana Savothers
Cereaville
William Fry
Dieter and
Herwig
C. H. Eckstein
Piles Painless Cure Claim With PAZO Ointment
Advertises PAZO ointment promising cure for piles within six to fourteen days with a ninety day guarantee. If not cured, money refunded and claims to treat itching bleeding and protruding piles.
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Fie Daily News
Southren Prietuirg
Maweragroasa
Frederick, Wd
Tees
Oa Toya Tes
Nsw
Curt Ae
Worx
Havana
Haiti
Peare
Tne
Lincoln Boulevard
E Site
Uncle Joe
Maryland Association For the Prevention
Frederick County
Baltimore Son
Philadelphia Record
Clarmer
Ditteburg Post
Konaton Post
Bacon
Indy
Egbert
Yonkers Staturman
THE
New York Evening Post
Carnegie
Tledda Times Union
Philadelphia Press
Chicago
Ament
Che Miayed
Chadber
the Muse
Chiutman
Navoy
Thai Dagsel Oat Pereye
Utately
Aleigh
Bella
Wil Forane
Srccuss Magazine
Alvin Stevens
News OF the
Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
A. Brust
E. Ziegler
A. Hendrickson
H. Creager
H. Ziegler
Derr J. Staley
J. Quypn
Smith Ly
E. Hargett Boore
Ited
Butler, Tean, Raya Mbeveral
Athena
Poatte's Modern Pharmacy
Central National Bank
Ita Banking House
Central National Bank of
National Bank
Court House
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
W. L. Carty
Cashler
Ader Nisi
Laura V. Krantz
Salon
Orphans’ Court
Frederick _ County
Laure Visrants
Frederice County
Texecutrix
H. Jollie Baph
Cony Nees Am
Martha B. Wilcoxon
Alonso & Webbere
Equity
Aiting
James B. Gambrill
Broderick County
Sanurlt
Notles
Board of Aldermen
Frederick City
Seasion
City Hall
Board of Appeal
Board of Alder Men
Ngzider
David Lowenstein
Buckeys
I. Borger
Groff
Oera
Weat Sixth Street
Tno
Ippa
Enka Aia
Sof Noein Ae
Recond
Youne
City Ately
Tae
Fak. & Mech
T Wetl Bank
B. Teall
James H. Harrie
Albert Gilson
Frepenics
Moites
Farmers' & Mechanics’ National Bank of
Articles of Association of Mid Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National
Freprnier
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bak
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Muddletown Vines Bank
Middletown Bavings
People’s
Vfire Insurance Company
TORS
Euony L. Cospeste
Cenanies M. Beans
Martin C. Contents
Isaac M. Morrex
Ws. B. Ouramany
McGivett
Dante C. Keritz
Costrntz
Earell
Acon Yelephore
Peenanarn Comfort
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