Gun to every man A Dyak rifle secret tale unfolds
Christine Forrester reveals how her father trained Dyak and Tomarrup chiefs in a sacred rifle society using a single gun to arm men. She explains the ritual, the gun’s power, and the plan to arm over thirty secret societies along the Siderong river, as the Avon returns. Continued tomorrow.
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Tomarzup
Forrester
Blair
Anthony Forrester
Clyde
the Avon
Islands
Tomarrup Society
Siderong River
Christine Forrester
Alex LeWes
Little Fellows Hold Rousing Conference in Washington
A thousand young business men gathered in Washington on February 2 to address the Roosevelt administration about ending the recession. The meeting featured frenzied microphone engagements as each participant voiced opinions while Secretary of Commerce Roper tried to restore order. Delegates formed groups to develop recommendations to present to the President, with plans for a final assembly the next day.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roper
East Istudys
East Istudys Group and Tae Delegtates
His Father's Son In The White House
NEA Service staff correspondent describes James Roosevelt as the President's son who has carved a role at the White House. He coordinates with independent agencies, Congress, and officials, shaping access and action, while easing the flow of business to the President and negating delays in interagency coordination.
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Wien
Dun
White House
James
Roosevel
James Roosevelt
San James
Congress
John C. Page
Yim. I. Myers
Joseph Kennedy
Bates
Roosevelt
Agemeins dl
Pieter
Eve
Robert Foehner
CCC
Hassan
Incorporation filings and round table at Westminster
Four certificates of incorporation and two amendments were filed in Frederick County on Wednesday, including for Free State Legionaire and Redholtz Express. Dissolutions were filed for South Mountain Heanery and Branncastle Farm. A Round Table Conference of Church of the Brethren delegates gathered at Westminster with programs on Home Building Citizenship Money Management and Alcohol Intelligence led by Rev Dr Paul H Bowman.
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Late
Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Free State Legionaire
Keiioliz Express Company
Catowin Clarion Press
Mountainside Inn
Chas. S. Houck, Jr
Walkersville
Inn
Tharmont
Mabel Martin
Frederick
Everedy Company
South Mountain Heanery, Inc
Middletown
Dorra D. Marker
Bettie B. Marker
Mabel F. Marker
Branncastle Farm, Inc
E. Langdoe
David C. W.nebrenner
Mary V. Butcher
Church of the Brethren
Carroll Counties
Blue Ridge
Perry Kuffacker
Hagerstorm
Faul H. Bowman
Bridgewater College
Dh. Kahle
Daleville
Frank EL. Willar
Mt Airy
Paul H. Bowmar
Daisies Change Colors in Paris Jewelry Shops
A Paris jewelry trend shows white daisies with golden hearts transforming to gold with rhinestones clustered thick as seeds. The change is visible in Faris Jewelry shops, drawing attention to the floral motif in luxe adornments.
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America
Faris
Miller pleads not guilty in city assault case
Alonzo Miller of this city pleaded not guilty to assault and battery against his wife in a preliminary hearing before Justice Patrick M. Schnauffer. Miller is committed to jail in 1500 bond for the February grand jury action. Another case heard involved Frank Lowery fined 250 dollars and costs or five days in jail for drunkenness. A motorist named Mary Doe forfeited collateral for city parking violation appearance.
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Alonzo Miller
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Miller
Frank Lowery
Benjamin F. Phebus
Mary Doe
Chinese Relief Fund extends aid through churches
A wartime appeal notes $35 contributed to the Chinese Relief Fund and urges Protestant clergy to cooperate with the Red Cross. The fund, run by Federal Council of Churches, will feed millions driven from homes and facing plague, as President Roosevelt supports the effort with treasurer Lely Cattlett in Fredericks.
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Ces
Red Cross
Co’ i
Snele
Did You Know Your Health Is Your Greatest Asset
Health advertising urges readers to consider diet and body care and to seek dental treatment for systemic benefits. It claims neuritis and various illnesses improve after diseased teeth are removed or treated, promising low prices and guaranteed workmanship. It cites thousands of satisfied patients in Frederick.
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Frederick
Three Days Cough Ad Warns of Danger Signal
An old advertisement warns that a persistent three day cough signals danger. It urges trying Creomulsion as a remedy and claims druggists are authorized to guarantee satisfaction with the genuine product named on the bottle creomulsion.
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Tring
Grogan
Senegambia
Mr. Thorne
India
Gaji
Singapore
Yopah
Kanayan
Chidah
Towmarrup
Chidan
Palowit
Secret Society
Christine
Little Fellows
Tien Sk.ns
By Willis Thornton
NEA Service
Robert. Fechner ccc
Massschusens
Frankgroete
Nofipro
Regen
Grewer
Labor Department
Women’s Bureau
TVA
SEC
Federal Housing Administration
Carroll Miller
A. J. Altmeyer Oe
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Tolle
H. B. Stitchell
Comm
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McDonald
Harry Tropkins
Caret ER Cue
W. Madden
Circle L. Seavey Power
Danny
Wy. A. Ayres Trade Comm
Douglas Seo
Tncorporation
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W. Patrick
R&g Cars
HIN
Mrs Bo Stags
Jerson
Dois Bond
Wall
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Lawuilding
Vreporick
Batticaore Washinston
D.C
Pitsburgh
Cleveland
Clarksburs
Blue Ning
Basehour Dental
Western Maryland Bank
Colton Manor
Lincoln
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Auchter
Mgr
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Miche
Inc.sidudis
Frederick County National Bank
Tl North Market ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harry Pare
Eschange
Hanover
M. Shart
Iowa
Stroud
Belgium
Charles McHenry
Parkerhouse
Glade Valley
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Streu
Oa Garbers Cee Lips Bread
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