Chivalry lecture draws crowd in Empire Theatre
Charles F. Linthicum of Charlotte delivered a forceful talk on Chivalry under Knights of Columbus auspices at the Empire Theatre. He traced chivalry's origins, maturity, and decline, compared modern conduct to historic acts, and noted Admiral Schley and Robert E. Lee as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Linthicum
Charlotte
North Carolina
Empire Theatre
Knights of Columbus
Frederick
Mr. Linthicum
Urbana
International Harvester Company of America
Linthicum
Baltimore
That
City
Williams
South Market Street
Admiral Schley
Empire
Robert FE. Leg
J. Charles Linthicum
Law School
University of Maryland
George S. Rodock, Sr
Birthday and poetical verse from Woodsboro social page
Mr William Gilbert of Woodsboro on a short visit to his daughter Mrs Robert Hammond celebrated his 74th birthday yesterday. He is in excellent health and formerly served as postmaster at Woodsboro. The page also includes Edwin Markham verse on peace and heavenly messages during the Nativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert
Woodabors
Robert L. Hammond
E. Patrick Sr
Gilbert
Woodsboro
Blink
Blank
Mr. Blank
Turkish Army Heads General Liman von Saiders Pasha
The Sultan appoints Liman von Saiders Pasha as Commander in Chief of the Turkish Army signaling a major shift in command structure. The move comes amid regional tensions and aims to consolidate wartime leadership under the sultanate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liman von Saiders Pasha
Sultan
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
A long list of individuals from Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia and nearby towns visit relatives in Frederick and surrounding streets. Names include Mr J Downes Price Miss Orie Behmidt Mr Wiliam Wradley Elmer C Ralling Arthur Young Neilie Kiracofe Mrs Breckinelage Shaw Mildred Bennett Grace Pharr Mabel Gilbert Annie Gilbert G L Hummelbaugh Grant Wallhide H Edward Herwig T Poole Jones Rose Birely Richard Ross Catherine Scott Arie Low Gonso Sallie Nelson Mary Burger Lawrence Downey Ernest Webb Henry Surguy C E Robinson Katharine Cramer Harry LeGore Yale reunion Charles Opel Clarke Bratten Herman Ordeman and others visiting relatives in Baltimore New York Washington and Chantersburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Downes Price
Baltimore
Ly Orn
Thin City
Orie Behmidt
North Market
Satveet
Malti
Iowa
Wiliam Wradley
Wagers Lawn
My and Mix
Elmer C. Ralling
Dill Wvenue
New Market
Arthur Young
Howard Young
Maat Second Street
Mins
Neilie Kiracofe
Hagerstown
der Slater
Markwood v Herp
Weot Poearth Street
Bernard
Thomas
Washington
East Fourth Street
Carrie TE. LaMotte
Manchester
Slater
Breckinelage Shaw
South Marchester
Marlen Staley
Robert
Tiftn
Ohio
Mildred Bennett
Grace Pharr
Cather Ala
Wood's College
Frederick
Whiama KE. Slaup
Philadelphia
Vietting
Wo. OW. Sellard
George A. Gilbert
East Third Street
Mildred Landauer
East Church Street
Hummelbaugh
Grace
West Patrick Street
Channersburg
Daniel J. Byler
LeGore
Meatrigo Trail
Mary Grace
Hefeystein
Mr. Grant
East Patrick Atten
Clanders Wallhide
H. Edward Herwig
West South Street
T. Poole Jones
Court Square
Rose Birely
North Market Street
New York
Richard Ross
Clarke Place
Charles W. Ross, Jr
West Second Street
Catherine Scott
Arie and
Low Gonso
Frank Suman
South Market Street
Sallie Nelson
Jacob Buckey
Mary Burger
Jas. W. Robinson
Katharine Cramer
Ree On Street
Harry W. LeGore
Washington, D.C
Collegians and Co Win Big in Intercity Basketball
The Collegians and Company A posted two victories in the intercity league at the Armory gymnasium on Saturday night. Collegians beat High School 25 to 18, while Athletics lost to Company A 24 to 14. Team rosters and scorers featured Hersperger and Derr for the Collegians, with Rhoades and Hull leading the Athletics. A captains and managers meeting elected Major D. John Markey as president, Harry G. Benson as VP, J. Boulden Waters as secretary, and C K Harris as treasurer. Next games are set for Thursday night with Company A and Y M C A, Collegians and Athle tics, and Friday night for High School and Hanover High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Five
Athletica
Collegian
Company A
Armory Gymnsium
Collegians
Miitia
Gee
Waters
Thomas
Pis
Betel Thomas
Hendrickson
Hersperger
Derr
Gamebrill
Gilbert
Rinehart
Cramer
Nersperger
C. K. Hastis
Ordeman
Timor
Merkey
AU / Rhoades
Eberts
FBI
Hull
Comfort
Kennedy James
Woo Cramer
Pam Oices
Etzler
Rhoades
James
Residents of Frederick Praise Dean's Kidney Pills
Frederick residents testify to lasting relief from kidney pain and back ache after using Dean's Kidney Pills. John J. Brown of 215 West Patrick Street reports improved kidney secretions and freedom from trouble after buying at J. W. Harner's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y promotes the remedy with endorsements from local users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
John J. Brown
West Patrick St. Frederick
Daan
J. W. Harner
Mr. Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Grads to Banquet at Boys' High School
Arrangements completed for the second annual banquet of the class of 13 at New Year’s Eve in Mary Varts Mining parlors. Prof. Amon Pergee will be toastmaster and responses will be by class members. Committee: F. Richard Simmons, Walter D. Mehriing, Henriv Knock.
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Mai Varts
Amon Pergee
F. Richard Simmons
Walter D. Mehriing
Henriv Knock
Our Sun a Variable Star Says Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that scientific investigations show the sun varies in heat output, linked to sunspot activity, with measurements as fine as one in a millionth of a degree. Variations in radiation and reflection contribute to complex weather, while Earth’s tilt drives seasons. Smithsonian Institution hopes to improve long range weather forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetus
Smithsonian Institution
Philadelphia Inquirer
How to Roll an Umbrella with a Newspaper Pad
A detailed old technique explains folding newspaper to cushion the wall before rolling an umbrella. The method covers holding the umbrella, aligning folds, wrapping loosely, and a tight finish to avoid bulges, with cautions about not releasing rib tops during rolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
Flint and Tinder Then and Now in Lighting Rituals
A London Express reminiscence recalls old lighting rituals about a century ago. Sparks from steel on tinder required luck and skill to ignite a flame. Homemade or gypsy bundles supplied matches, with tinder bars and sulphur-dipped wood in use before modern convenience.
Women as Soldiers and Notes on Encouragement
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses women as soldiers with a quip about uniforms and curiosity among troops. It references Meckton and Uschanze, plus a vignette on a mother and child matter and a mention of Russia’s vast forests and population forest coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Meckton
Uschanze
Blood Poison From Cut Sinks Ramsburg Health
Misa Mattie Ramsburg of Swistown cut her left hand while slicing bread for a neighbor at Mr V L Weatherman’s home. Blood poisoning developed but her condition later improved. Dr T St Miller of near Lewistown is the physician treating her. Ramsburg is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jonas Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mattie Stumsburg
Swistown
T. St, Miller
Lewistown
Miro
Mre
Jonas Ramsburg
Wagner and His Dog Peps a Faithful Companion
Richard Wieer's fondness for his foldout dog Peps is well known. Wagner spared time and even postponed travel for Peps illness and death. He wrote that Peps died in his arms on the night of the adnth and they buried him in the garden, expressing bitter pain and sorrow for the dear friend of thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Psrs
Richard Wieer
Peps
Shep
Vepy
Praeger
Argonaut
Burgess and the charm of Samoan language
A fragment from Gelett Burgess contrasts Samoan subtleties with English, praising a rich single word for a social moment and lamenting pidgin-like English. It recalls a legislator Blink and a clerk named Blank, then notes sea men’s nickname yellowjack for yellow fever and molasses candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Gelett Burgess
Burgess
Hue
Lynching Threat Follows Shooting of Two Girls
Union South Carolina December 28 two white girls Coleman and Fowler daughters of prominent citizens were shot during a shopping trip by two black men in an alcohol related disturbance. One girl was wounded seriously and both suspects were arrested and kept at the town hall as officials sought to prevent mob action.
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S. C
Coleman
Fowler
Jones Wife
New York
Loe
Richard Dike
West One Hundred Raid Thirty-eighth Street
Knickerbecker Hospital
Pickinson
Special Meeting of County Commissioners January 1916 Schedule
Frederick Md December 14 1914 notices set January 2 1916 start for county commissioners with weekly district sessions to settle with road supervisors issue district lists dates January 2 23 and 29 detailed by district and numbers. Administratrix notice follows for estate administration in Frederick County Maine.
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Frederick
Tile County
Liberty
Frederick and Braddock
Buckeystown
Tuscarora
Linganore Disttrict
Hauvers
Orleans’ Court
Frederick County
William C. Null
Aante
Eame
Rey Low
Frances C. Null
aAdministratrix
Orphans' Court
Charles B. Trail
Grace W. Trail
Achsahl. Stier
Jay H. Stier
ALMA D._STIER
Orbrane Court
William H. Dorsey
Charles G. Walter
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C. F. Linthicum
Xmas Entertainment
Union Sun Law School
Center Jimtown
C. V. Jackson
Earth
Brother Dread
Edwin Markham
Impa
Hachal
Phote de Crercein
Collegians and CO
John J. White
Fast Fourth Street
S&s. Grads
Saturday Evening Post
Tommy
Tommie
Russia
Tlaniscire
Janam
Op Riordan
Kunixo
Des
I Catholic
Maryland
Ngs Department
San Cooners
Porselain
DR. Leon
North
Reet ST
A. Ap
County Commissioners Meeting
Middletown
Creagerstown
Catoctin
Woodville
Johnsville
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Ballenger
Burkittsville
Wogdaboro
John W. Holter
Harman L. Gaver
Frmitsburg
Abecks
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