In History 14 Voltaire and Noted Figures
Feb 20 history notes list Voltaire born in France 1694 and died 1778. David Garrick born Hereford died 1779. Ienac Chauncey American admiral born Black Rock Conn. died unknown. John V. Wool general born Newburg N Y died Troy 1869. Joseph Jefferson famed actor born Philadelphia 1800s. Beauregard born 1818 died New Orleans. Mme Ponts actress born 1818 died Keyport N J.
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Voltaire
Francois Marie Aroust
Chatenay
France
W—David Garrick
Hereford
Weyland
Ienac Chauncey
Black Rock
Conn
John Vnis Wool
Newburg
Troy
Joseph Jefferson
Philadelpha
Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard
New Orleans
Mme
Ponts
Lester Wallack
Keyport
N. J
Talk on Food Values Cheaper Foods for Equal Nutrition
In a Brooklyn classroom the instructor argues cheaper foods can provide equal nutrition. Milk at 8 cents a quart yields more tissue and energy than 8 cents spent on chicken, while beans and custards offer economical nourishment. A MIT expert notes dietary costs of 5 to 25 cents daily can supply energy with proper cooking and simple tastes.
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Mies Johnson
Brooklyn, N
Europe
Toles
Richards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Istiafsatory
Big Display Of Corn Exhibits Judged By Experts
The fires Corn Institute in Frederick county opened at 10 o clock in the Masonic Temple with Major E Goldsborough presiding. Mayor Geo Ed Smith welcomed guests as the Frederick Select Orchestra played. Judges from Illinois Maryland and Washington assessed corn exhibits on a 100 point scale across 12 quality criteria. Awards will be presented this evening for best specimens in cultivation and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Masonic Temple
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Frederick
BR. W. Silvester
Maryland Agriculture College
Sallie Firestone
Schamel
Emms Suter Jacobs
Washington, D.C
A. D. Shamel
Tayloraville
Ill
J. F. Fank
H.J. Patterson
Maryland Experiment Station
College Park
W. T. &. Taliaferro
Dorns
U. S
Circuit Court Docket Summary of Criminal Cases
Last night in Baltimore the jury convicted Richard Zimmer man Daniel Heiser of common assault for the Mount Airy Christmas Eve murder bid and found Raymond Heiser not guilty. Cleveland Smith freed on ticket of leave after pleading guilty to forging B I Jamison’s name. Harry Pearl freed on recognizance after pleading guilty to larceny. Guy Rollins dismissed on evidence after pleading guilty to forgery. Chas Mein Hing heard on carnal knowledge of a minor. Clinton Myers found guilty of concealed weapons and sentenced to 60 days.
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Richard Zimmerman
Daniel Heiser
Raymond Heiser
Baltimore
Joseph A. Hagan
Mount Airy
Zimmerman
Cleveland Smith
B. I. Jamison
Walkersville
David Wineberg
Harry Pearl
Guy Rollins
Thia
Chas
Mein- Hing
Clinton Myers
Purely Personal. Visitors and local social calls.
Mr. Juling Halley of Baltimore is in this city on business. Mrs. Hann of Baltimore visits Miss Helen Stauffer. Mrs. P. P. Scarff of Adamstown visits her aunt Mrs. C. W. Stone. Miss Julia Roeemberger of Winchester visits the Mines Young. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosenoar of Baltimore return home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Harry Shokley and daughter Elsie of Cincinnati visit Mrs. Lewis Brust. Richard and William McHenry, now of Bagertown, visit friends here. McGeorge Woodward, formerly here, returns to Winchester. Miss Nellie Mateny leaves for Hagerstown for Ree-Mar College midwinter reception.
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Juling Halley
Baltimore
Hann
Helen Stauffer
P.P. Scarff
Adamstown
C. W. Stone
East South Street
Julia Roeemberger
Winchester
Mines Young
North Market Street
B. Rosenoar
Harry Shokley
Elsie
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lewis Brust
West South Street
Meesie
Richard
William McHenry
Bagerstown
George Woodward
Nellie Mateny
Hagerstown
Ree-Mar College
Social World Events At Miss Groshon's Residence
A first evening party at Miss Mary Groshon’s home on East Patrick Street featured games, music, and dining. A separate sleighing party and dance honored Miss Jans Rovenberg of Winchester, with Imperial Orchestra providing the music at United Hall on South Market Street. Also promoting Lexative Bromo Quinine Tablets for colds with a money back guarantee.
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Mary Groshon
East Patrick, Street
Tiaks Cementt
Hallie V. Groshon
Susis Biser
Pearl Brookey
George Groshon
Jans Rovenberg
Winchester
United Hall
South Market Street
Imperial Orchestra
Snow blockade delays Northern Central trains in Maryland
Snowdrifts stranded trains on the Northern Central Railway from Bharretts cut above Broosville. The Columbia to Frederick run reached Frederick late, and a Conductor Haller incident caused further delays at Woodaboro. The Livinia Shannon Company train to Chambersburg also faced a late arrival. Electric service on Frederick & Middletown resumed around 3:30 pm after snow crews met. A planned wedding for Edwin L Johnson and Lois Raymer near Ellerton was postponed as access remained blocked.
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Northern Central Railway
Bharretts
Broosville
Columbia
Frederick
Haller
Woodaboro
Fredertck & Middletown Electric Railway
Hue
Tims
Edwin L Johnson
Lois Raymer
Ellerton
Middletown Valley
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Harford County News Briefs and Local Disasters
Belair reorganizes fire force. Deputy Burveyor D E Dick ill. George M Thomas suicides in Easton. Harford Fair rescheduled to Sept 29 and following days. David Beil dies at Keedynville aged 82. Dr William Y T Riddlemoser dies at Smithaburg aged 43. Plans for epileptic ward at State Hospital Spring field. Mrs Susan Barr dies at Fort Scott aged 78. Henry Grebe killed near Osmden Station. Fire destroys George W Ewing home in Green Spring Valley, loss over 20000. B&O Railroad adds 25 new wide ventilated coaches from Pullman, total 75 recent months. Dr William B Hawkins convicted in Baltimore for manslaughter in Miss Caroline Briele case, sentence suspended pending new trial motion. Dwelling of Alexander Wright near Federalensburg burned, loss 1500 partially insured.
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Belair
D. E. Dick
Laraconing
George M. Thomas
Easton
Harford Fair
David Beil
Keedynville
Washington County
William YT
Riddlemoser
Smithaburg
Plana
State Hospital For the Insane
Springfield
Susan Barr
Jacob Barr
Fort Scott
Kaw
Henry Grebe
Race Street
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Osmden
George W. Ewing
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore and Ohio Resilroad Company
Pullman Company
William B. Hawkins
Caroline Margaret Briele
Alexander Wright
Federaleburg
Green Farm
Enjoyable entertainment at Guy Opera House raises funds
Miss Fauntleroy directs an evening at the Guy Opera House for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A two set farce A Box of Monkeys enthralls, with a large cast including Edward Ralaton and Mrs. Ondego Jones. The Amsterdam offers music by Misses Getzenhaener Hershberger Motter McCardell Schmidt Zimmerman. Canal news reports scarce canal work due to cold, with 125 boats planned and 150 later. Osual Towage Company fails to keep pace. Sandy Johnson, a respected colored man, is found dead with an axe near Burkittsville. death attributed to natural causes. funeral held at A.M. Church.
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Guy Opera House
Miss Fauntleroy
Society For the Prevention of
Chaancey Oglethorpe
John Markey
Ondego Jones
Alfie Shriner
Genevieve Lamphore
Kate Eisbentseer
Sierra Bangaline
Virginia Grayson
Amsterdam
Getzenhaener
Hershberger
Motter
McCsrdell
Schmidt
Zimmerman
Bowlus
Fount
Griffith
Levy
Stone
Sippington
N. Floyd Featherston
Margaret Upcraft
Brenner
Gumberland
Nicol- 82Nd
Sandy Johnson
South Mountain
Young
Borkittsville
Sawusi Absit
A.M. Church
Burkittsville
Minstrela Tonight in Frederick City Opera House
The Gus Son Minstrels arrived in Frederick in a special car this morning and held a street parade at noon. The popular minstrel group will perform at the City Opera House tonight with Les Hanshaw of Frederick as a member of the orchestra.
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Minstrela
Gus Son Minstrels
Frederick
City Opera House
Les Hanshaw
Kansas Exposition Chief Appointed for Livingstone Event
D. Coburn, secretary of the Kansas board of agriculture, has accepted the role of chief of livestock for the Louisiana exposition to be held next year. He will begin duties promptly, taking a two-year leave from his current post. Meanwhile a social event at Evangelical Lutheran East Obarob Street featured decorative cherries, a blindfolded fruit hunt, a cobweb game, a bow and straw shooting star target, and a prize for Miss Sadie Hagan and Mr. Ira N. Logan, with a Sunday School orchestra providing music and refreshments served by courteous helpers. The gathering drew a large turnout and was deemed a memorable evening.
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Mane
D. Coburn
Kansaa Board of Agriculture
Kanaas
Coburn
Leava
Asik
Eaet Obarch
Evangelical Lutheran Phorah
East Obaorobstrest
Christian Endeavor Society
Frolt
Sadie Hagan
Ira N. Logan
LIABILITIES AND BANK NOTES OUTSTANDING IN CAVITAL BANK
The item lists bank liabilities including paid in capital, surplus, undivided profits, and various due-to accounts. It notes notes outstanding, deposits subject to check, and forged or canceled items, with figures such as 1,085,224.00 and 4,610.12 among others, indicating financial position and pending obligations.
Lent Drawing Near Begins This Year
Lent begins February 25 with forty days of observance in churches of all denominations. Easter arrives April 12, two weeks later than last year, marking Holy Week with daily services and the start of spring fashion as stores prepare Easter garments for milady’s new spring attire.
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Milady
Hotel Arrivals at City Hotel Today
The City Hotel lists guests arriving by 1 o clock including M. Shipley Baltimore R. Brown New Market N. D. Nettleton Philadelphia Gao. Woodward Winchester H. A. Morris Baltimore H. N. Tuttle New York Geo. F. Medinger Baltimore H. A. Spaulding Littlestown J. F. Codd Wm. H Diggs Baltimore O. R. Davis Sr. Philadelphia W. Y. Wilson J. Belt Townshend Westminster N. F. Featherston Washington Mr and Mrs Thos 0 Colt Orange N 35 Mr and Mrs G 5 S Bair Rochester N Y A J Parsons Baltimore J Uhler Hagerstown E. T. Nicol Baltimore L 8 Moore New York H J Patterson W T L Tablaro College Park J H Wright Trenton N J S. M. Harvey Philadelphia M. E. Rocenheim Philadelphia
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City Hotel
M. Shipley
Baltimore
R. Brown
New Market
N. D. Nettleton
Phiadelphia
Gao. Woodward
Winchester
H. A. Morris
H. N. Tuttle
New York
Geo. F. Medinger
H. A. Spaulding
Littlestown
J. F. Codd
Wm. H Diggs
Anniversary Cerebrat of Mountain City Council Daughters of Liberty
The Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty celebrated their seventh anniversary with eight short business meetings at their Hall at Market and Church streets, then moved to the dining room of Mr A P Marsh on Court streets for a banquet. Fifty covers, tables and room adorned with palms and potted plants, a memorable evening.
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Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Market
Church Streets
A. P. Marsh
Court Streets
Novel Pension Claim Sparks Maryland Legislation
Representative George A. Pearce of Maryland introduced a bill granting W. H. Spielman of Hagerstown a pension of 308 dollars per month. The claim rests on the child’s alleged paralysis caused by wartime fear during a skirmish near Hagerstown, when his father was captive.
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George A. Pearce
Maryland
W. H. Spielman
Hagerstown
Spielman
University Extension Lectures Begin With Stevenson Talk
Six lectures under the local University Extension Society start this evening in Wotman’s College Hall on Robert Louis Stevenson. Dr. F. H. Sykes lectures, entertaining Frederick audiences for two seasons, with illustrated views on screen. Remaining talks follow Fridays at 7:30 pm. admission via single tickets.
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Stervenson
F. H. Sykes
Woman's College
Auogie
Wogawan
University Extension Society
Wotman
College Hall
Robert Louis Stevenson
Frederick Audiencces
Iantera
Sid Pmm
Ala
Horses Run Wild In Raleigh Incident Injures Rider
A horse attached to Raleigh and driven by Richard Zimmermann bolted this morning after taking fright at an unknown cause. The animal dragged Zimmermann, who was thrown but not seriously hurt. The rider and horse broke toward Court and Church streets, with bystanders calling for aid as the situation was brought under control.
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Ada
Raleigh
Richard Zimmerman
Zisomerman
Coort and
Charch Streets
Local wedding notices count in Maryland area public life
Miss Emma Jones wife of Thomas Brice Maynard after February 17 ceremony at Notwood New London Rev David May officiating luncheon followed by list of relatives and Baltimore guest Maurice Smith of Baltimore and others. Another pair Miss Homa Young wed at Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage with reception. couple to reside in Baltimore. Nearby nuptials include George E Aumen and Lillie Warner at Libertytown M P parsonage and James Walker and Ancle Myers wed near Potomac Rev G Dorsey White presiding. Invitations issued for Gertrude Wachter and Arthur M Barrett in Springfield Ohio formerly Middletown. Jesse Nusbaum and Lydia Kinna wed in city last Sunday by Rev C W Stine.
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Emo
Euler Maurice ©. Smith
Baltimore
Oslvin P. Smith
Treat“ville
Misa Homa EK
Young
Samuel Young
Oak Hill
Woodsboro
Wm. £. Wheeler
George E. Aumen
Snydera‘borg
Carroll County
Lillie Warner
Milton Warner
Johnsville
M. P. Parsonage
Libertytown
C.K. McAsslip
Anmen
Poe
Rebecca Aumen
Woods. Dolg
Wesley N. Wachter
Springfield
Ohio
Middletown
Gertrude
Arthur M. Barret
Nusbaum
Inna
Jesse Marshall Nusbach
Lydia
Kinna
C. W. Stinespring
The Work of Death. James Brooks Dies at 22
James Brooks colored died last night at his home in Hildehart's alley between Third and Fourth streets aged 22 of pausamonia. Funeral will be tomorrow at 10 from the house. Interment at Grosnmount cemetery. Fewer Gallons Wears Longer.
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James Brooks
Hildehart’s Alley
Pausamonia
Grosnmount Cemetery
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