National Canned Goods Week Boosts Frederick Canning
National Canned Goods Week to be observed nationwide starting March 31. Frederick County factories will participate to educate consumers on the economy and quality of canned foods, backed by the National Canners Association and allied bodies. The industry supports jobs and local commerce, with Frederick home to three factories and others in Walkersville Woodsboro Buckeystown and Adams town. Rehearsal of the Frederick Choral Society follows at 7:30 in College Hall.
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National Co-operative Movement
Frederick
National Canners' Association
National “Wholesale Grocers’ Associatin
National Canned Goods Brokers’ Association
National Association
Beta Grocers
Chicago
Frederick County
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Barnesville
Five Thousand Druggists Endorse Vinci Tonic
Retail druggists across the country, over five thousand strong, recommend Vind. our delicious cod liver and iron tonic as the best remedy on shelves. Endorsers include M. C. Spens of Alpena and C. F. Bucholtz of Springfield, urging even skeptical or weary customers to try Vinci with a money back guarantee if it fails to meet claims. J. A. Williamson of Frederick also voices support.
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Vinci
M. C. Spens
Alpe Ha, Mich
C. F. Bucholtz
Charitgeist
Spongfield
Ole
J .A. Wiliamson
North Market Stree
Frederick Nd
Honor for Degree Team of Key Council Invited to Salisbury Rally
Francis Scott Key Council No 48 0 U A M is invited by the Maryland State Council to confer degrees on 180 candidates at a grand rally in Salisbury on April 2. The event will feature an initiation of 150 candidates at night with state officers and ex National Councillor W D Gravenor in attendance.
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Salisbury
Francis Scott Key Council
U. A.M
State Council
Astern
W. D Gravenor
Sharptown
Junior Literary Society Ends Regular Meeting
The Junior Literary Society concluded its regular meeting on Friday with President Putman presiding and Secretary Gregg reading the minutes. A program included readings by Franklin Reese, recitation by Clarence Carty, memory gems by Earl Kolb and Roger Moldcraft, jokes by Ralph Kine, weekly events by Louis Rowe, and a debate on education versus wealth. The affirmative won the debate and the society adjourned until February 2.
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Junior Literary Society
Putman
Gregg
Franklin Reese
Clarence Carty
Earl Kolb
Roger Moldcraft
Ralph Kine
Louis Rowe
Fritz Bowers
George Winebrener
Howard Bennett
Orlanda Purnell
Albert Delauter
Albert Kennedy
Benefit Sales Boost for Barbara Fritchie Association
The Y M C A room sale on Saturday afternoon, under Barbara Fritchie Association, cleared over $20. Bread rolls cakes and jellies sold well. Recipes for The Luttes Aid Cake and Apple Sauce Cake drew buyers at 10 cents. Washington Birthday cake remained unsold but drew chances.
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Barbara Fritchie Association
Mng Association
Washington
Robbed of 1400 While in Church
Mr and Mrs Levi Shmith of Whipps Cove Pennsylvania were at church when burglars entered their home and stole 1400 from a hidden canvas bag. Authorities arrested Alfred Decker James Seville and Chester Hoiles in Hancock with 1259.65 found on them. Seville and Hollies claimed Morgan County West Virginia and Decker claimed Fitton County Pennsylvania.
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Levi Shmith
Whipps Cove
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Church of God
Monterey Hotel
Alfred Decker
James Seville
Chester Hoiles
Seville
Hollies
Morgan County
West Virginia
Decker
Fitton County
Doubs Debating Society Holds Saturday Meeting
The Doubs Debating Society met Saturday night with Chairman John W Carey presiding. Readings were by James Carey Isabel Willard and John W Null led a debate on the issue That Works of are More Pleasing to the Eye Than Nature with the negative upheld two to one. Next Saturday the debate will argue that a Coward is a Worse Character to Society Than a Hypocrite.
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Doubs’ Debating Society
John W. Carey
James Carey
Isabel Willard
John W. Null
John Wy. Carey
Jesse Carey
T. W
Guessing Contest at Brunswick Sparks Prize Winners
The Brunswick guessing contest awarded prizes for closest guesses to the beans in a jar. Wins went to Miss EM TMie Ramsbure who claimed $15, with Gaylor Middleiosn second and Mortimer third. Charles Lb R, Arts tiderhrand, and Mr Wildertrand also placed or received smaller awards.
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Brunswick
EM ™Ie Ramsbure
Near
Sie
Gaylor
A Mortimer
Charles Lb R
Arts Tiderhrand
Mr Wildertrand
Retreat at Convent Led by Father Meahiv
A retreat opening at the convent last night was led by Father Meahiv. Four Philadelphia residents are listed among attendees with alumnae former pupils and friends invited to join. The retreat will conclude Tuesday with ceremonies and final remarks.
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Father Meahiv
Phila
Tunrsdar
Mt Alry Poultry Show Awards Highlight Local Winners
Local exhibitors dominated the Mt Alry Poultry Show with many fist ribbons. Winners include Drish Brog-Firet and C Black Minorens, Bull Wyandotter, Butter Rocks, Black Orpingtons and Barred Rocks. The best exhibit praised was a rare wild bantam by Mr Bokl and a special bird.
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Mt Alry
Drish Brog
C. Black Minorens
Bull Wyandotter
Voekerel
Butt Rocks
C. Black Orpington
C. Black Orpingtone
C. Buft
T. MacGill
Harry C. ‘Pritappe
W. G. Hollen
Cork
Mr. Bok
Adalaide Hawk Birthday Party At Walkersville
Miss Adalaide Hawk of Walkersville celebrated her eleventh birthday with a home party on a Saturday evening. About 13 guests arrived for games including a peanut dunk. first prize went to Miss Alice Cramer, consolation to Miss Mary Strine. Refreshments followed, with many attendees listed by name alongside family and friends. A separate surprise gathering at Mr and Mrs Edward Watkins near Woodville featured social games and late dining.
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Muletiday Paren
Adalaide Hawk
Walkersville
Iity
Alice Cramer
Mary Strine
Miss Adalaids
Adalaide Hawi
Mary Ellen Bitler
Pauline Zimmerman
Eleanor Gilbert
Nellie Kanode
Mary Wachter
Lulu Putman
Marie Strine
Myrtle Strine
Wilda Eeker
Mary Kefauver
Dorothy Eyler
Earth Zimmerman
Albert Hawk
Elizabeth Hawk
Pauline Cromwell
Guy P. Bready
Alville Hawke
Edward Watkins
Woodville
Daisy Smeltzer
Robert Lowman
Harvey Haines
Will Chaney
Mary Wilson
Elvira Moxley
Virgie Molesworth
Agnes Watkins
Ruth Chaney
Maud
Asther
Nellie
Mary Condon
Rachel
Bessie
Inez Watkins
Shirley Bolin
John Albaugh
Herman Moxley
Snnder Baker
Monroe Chaney
Wilbur
Johnny Bolin
Leonard Faines
Charlie Condon
Leonard Myers
John Wisner
East Patrick Street
Jolly Club
McCrorey and Co
Kemp and Eichelberger among Frederick deaths
Frederick County loses notable residents as Lewis G Kemp dies at 69 after five weeks illness at his home 131 West Third Street and Dr James W Eichelberger dies in Frederick City Hospital aged 71 in declining health. Samuel Crum dies at Woodsboro home aged 90. Ida Rufington dies in her parents Teleeown home. Atta Aegon Nelson formerly of Frederick dies in Cincinnati aged about 45. Mary Esther Frame 62 dies at Sunnyside Farm Cockeysville. Willard B Wilson three months old dies in Baltimore after surgery. Funeral details follow for Kemp and Eichelberger with local clergy officiating. Mitchison & Cline named as undertakers for several services.
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Baltimore
W. Eichelberger
Emmitsburg
City Hospital
Lewis G. Kemp
Frederick County
West
Luis Col. Lewis Kemp
Fle
Howard's Woods
Ucrongia
Democratic Party
The
Reformed Church
Sle
H. Q. Kemp
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Lewis Kemp
Philadelphia
CG. Ridgely Kemp
Mississippi
Mollie Kemp
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Buckey M. Kemp
Chicago
HW. L . Kielfer
Douglass Koof
Mt Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
James W. Biechelberger
Frederick City Hospital
Bright
Eichelberger Hadeen
Sr. Hichelberger
University of Maryland
James W. Fichel-berger
Wmmitsburg
Eichelberger
Miss Hoke
Charles B. Eichelberger
Jenmnntsburg
Mary E. Ebrehart
Lutheran Church
Masonic Fraternity
Ehrehart
Charles Rinewald
Allentown
Sallie Maglu
H. U! Nelson
Cincinnati
Samuel P. Dutrow
Mary Ussr Yhamti
Mass
Mary Esther Frame
Alice Frame Starr
Sunnyside Farm
Cockeysville
Miss Frame
Mary F. Mahool
J. Barry Mahool
Willard B. Wilson
William T
Nettie Williard Wilson
Doubs
University Hospital
O.rain
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Mitchison & Cline
Professor McMaster Publishes Two Chemical Papers
Prof McMaster head of Washington University chemistry department, formerly of Walkersville, has published two articles on chemical investigation The Nitrite of Fumaric Acid and The Preparation of Methyl Maleate and A General Method for the Preparation of the Ammonium Salts of Organic Acids He has also been elected to the Society of Chemical Industry in London and to the Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft in Germany.
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McMaster
LeRoy McMaster
Department of Chemistry
Washington University
St. Louis
Walkersville
Society of Chemical Industry
London
Deutsche Chemischen Gesellschaft of
Germany
Bowling Schedule Entrant Mix Up Causes Confusion
The weekly Yo M A Bowling Schedule lists matchups such as Monacaris versus Roush Reuters on Monday and Vanderbilts against Sinus on Tuesday. Wednesday features Reckeichen versus Bankeses, and Ve lavicks versus Taaness on Thursday, with Carne nies against Srouts on Friday.
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Monacaris
Roush Reuters
Tuesdas
Vanderbilts
Reckeichen
Bankeses
Thursias
Velavicks
Taaness
Carnenies
Srouts
Class Number 106 at Litheran Sanday Bee Nimberey Wa
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Martha class and associated events at Litheran Sunday, with unclear details about room, number, and timing. Content is incomplete and needs clarification to form a coherent report.
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Martha
Litheran Sanday
Bee Nimberey Wa
Fragmented text hints at historical notes and names
The readable bits mention a sequence of unclear concepts, names like Chamberlains and Cerg Rares, and references to services or places. The passage is partial and garbled, with terms that resemble historical or biographical notes but lack coherent context or events.
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Cerg
Funeral for Francis Granville Thomas Held at East Pattick
The funeral for Francis Granville Thomas was held at 11 o clock this morning from his East Pattick street home. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon conducted the service. Pallbearers included Wm. Osburn, Francis Johnson, and Richard Potts, with honorary pallbearers listed. Interment followed at Met Olivet cemetery. C OC Carty served as funeral director.
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Francis Granville Thomas
East Pattick Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Wm. W. Osburn
Francis Johnson
Richard Potts
Ernest Melfenstein
Edwin C. Markell
Raymond G. Ford
Arthur Pots
Lewis Clingan
Rudolph Neidhart
Wm. G. Baker
C. Thomas Ramsburg
P. L. Hargett
John S. Ramsburg
Miller
Met. Olivet Cemetery
Quiet City After Double Murder in Mexico
Special dispatch reports a quiet Mexico City on February 24 after a dual homicide. Bodies sent to families amid civil and military probes. Arrests made of Madero guards including Ma tor Gardenas and other officers.
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Mexico City
Mator Gardenas
Madero
Bomb explosion damages fifteen buildings in Scranton plant
Special Dispatch reports in Scranton that a blast at an unfinished tobacco company building damaged fifteen structures and caused panic among twelve families. Police suspect workers who clashed with the contractor placed the dynamite.
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the News
Scranton
Extra Session in April Special Dispatch tye The News
February 24 1912 Lewistown Pa dispatch reports President Wilson will call an extra session after April 7. A Logan Iron and Steel plant explosion left James Frey severely burned. he survived the blast with back turned to the danger. Frey, formerly of Frederick Md, now in Lewistown, has a sister Mrs Fannie Cash of 220 DeGrange St Frederick. Also mentions Baltimore News item about Gabriel Reckler Allen Quran arrested for shipping goods south and a Big order for rails by Western Maryland Railroad to renew 1912 rails quantity 14 stoss sons of Si pound open hearth rails
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Congress
Lewistown
James Frer
Frederick
Lewistown Hospital
Logan Iron and Steel Company
Frey
Fannie Cash
DeGrange Street
Jia
Baltimore News
M. Fitegerald
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Maryland
Stoss Sons
Samuel L Wy ahe Paralyzed. Condition Unchanged
Fragmentary report notes Samuel L Wy ahe remains paralyzed with condition unchanged. The garbled text references medical status and an unclear prognosis while mentioning reliable preparations and dealer tips, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
Pawn Ring Installment Case Sparks Baltimore Court Action
After release from jail for street begging, Tarry J. Campbell of Brunswick New Jersey was taken to Western Police Station and charged with unlawfully obtaining a diamond ring from Charles C. Crooks Company. A jewelry rep said Campbell bought the ring on installment under a half brothers name and pawned it. Campbell was committed for court.
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Baltimore
Tarry J. Campbell
Brunswick
Unis County
Western
Charles C. Crooks Company
Campbell
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for sourness gas indigestion and heartburn claiming relief in five minutes. It promotes home use with a large fifty cent case and notes Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains as another product.
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Pape
Becuse
YOR SHERIFF DECLARES DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES SUPPORT
Local citizen announces no candidacy for Sheriff of Frederick County pending Democratic Primary decision. Seeks support from Democrats and friends.
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Sherif
Fredick County
Jrederick County
WMV
Wolfe
Tuscarora
Febidim
Wrom
Ihereby
Frederick County
Clarence C. Holtz
Decled
Thomas N
Mohler
Buckeystown
Joan D. Conard, JR
Frederick
T&s&wl Gm
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Mt. Alry
J. W. Bighuelberger
Samull Crummr
Samuel Crum
William Crum
Cyrus Weddle
Hezekiah Pittinger
Troumvine
Charles
Willis
William
John
Frank
Harvey Crum
E. Shank
Guy P. Breatiz
Pall Pearers
Mt. Hope
Cemetess
Ida Mo Rufington
John Ge Rufington
Tareown
George
John Whitfeld Botincton
Sith Marsland
Yo M
Mr. Lily
Samuel L. Wyahe
Jake Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Gale
National Bank
Emory L
Geo
T. Baumgardner
Cashier
Mide
Lobirt
WZRA
Lewis Cramer
Walkersville, Md
John H. Frazier
Fredbuick
Abram J. Bichelberger
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Democratic Primiaries
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Lewis H. Fraley
West Waured Street
Noth Market St
Patrick St
AL Ringer
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Rene
West Patrick St
Ulraughent
J. al. Culler
West Patrick
St Sixth Street
Kneehi
North Market Street
West Third Street
Market
Howse
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Jas. C. Row
I. O
Amon Burges
S. Mankel St
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