Mary Jane’s Review Of Week’s Happenings
Mary Jane surveys mid January life from weather squalls to elections in town. She notes winter loosening into spring sunshine, reports on bank lodge and organizational elections, suffragette symposiums, theatre attractions, weddings, and social events. Nostalgia for old shops mingles with plans for future gatherings and community notes from the Monocacy Club to the Dean of saddlery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hood Seminary
Kaiser Is Better Emperor Takes Walks In Pleasant Weather
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William in improving health. He leaves the high collar open to relief neck pressure and again wears his uniform. An official said the emperor was in good spirits and that abroad reports of his condition were unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Petsgem
Thursian
Literary Society Meetings Report Card Tally
A dense summary of multiple divisions of the Belles Lettres Literary Society and affiliated groups. Reports cover order, roll calls, essays, debates on holidays versus harm, recitations on various topics, journal readings, and upcoming meeting dates with judges, coaches, and members from several grades and clubs.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
Duvall Schell
Wilbur Kolb
Wade Thomas
Ignatius Kennedy
Vane Rinehart
Issac Beall
Maynard Harp
Glenn Wilhide
Louie Hench
William Trout
George Lucky
Roy McKinley Harris
Arthur H. Doll
J. Fessler Haller
Fred Kneck
Raymond Shipley
David Hagan
Oscar Grove
James Martz
Henry Simpson
Grafton Wallis
John Abrecht
Alfred Trundle
Lee McCardell
Roger Rice
Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
A. Myers
Arthur Myers
Wickham Grove
Chas. Gregg
Joe Eisenhauer
Earle McDevitt
R. Grove
M. Fisher
Ralph Fichenberger
C. Kennedy
Junior Literary Society
Harry Sherard
Reno
Harp
Otho Keller
Merhi Birely
Lee Miller
Lester Ebbert
Scott Stone
George Hendrix
Oscar Liday
Arthur Klipp
John Frazier
William Hershberger
Carl King
J. E. Gittinger
White
Mary Bussard
Lillian Grove
Margaret Besant
Rosalyn Seigrist
Pearl Lease
Aelene Thomas
Margaret Rupp
Mary Rhoads
Quartz quarry accident leaves worker with fractured skull
In New City Hurst County, Hagerstown Md Jan 15 a rock and earth slide at the G W Joloston Limestone company quarry harmed waterman Carrick Ander. Kauitie suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and was rushed to Washington County Hospital in critical condition.
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Hagerstown
Carrickander
G. W. Jol Oston Limestone Company
New
Cst
C. H. Kauitie
County
Bars Labeled Dreams on Trains in Charleston Wisconsin
An article notes a state railcar policy dispute over passenger carriage and a Supreme Court appeal. It mentions a sale with Opheas and Skins and details about auctions. In St Louis the fur auction attracted buyers nationwide with 300,000 muskrat furs and 70,000 opossum and 370% skunk pelts listed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Perm
Tarry
Nagrasc
Hoor
TeHef
Coccapeale & Die
St Louisa
Yall Catarrh Cure Adverts Purely Poor Pseudo Claim
A garbled 19th century style advertisement touts Yall Catarrh Cure from CHENTYV CO claiming it cures catarrh by blood removal and vapors. It promises testimonials and a free sample, selling through general pharmacies for 1 cent. The notice reads like a dubious medicine pitch with multiple misspellings and dubious efficacy.
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Walla
Halls
Uslye
Chentyv & CO
Tatedin
All Praggisis
Weather Across Cities Shows Clear to Cloudy Conditions
Observations from U S weather bureaus report clear skies in Atlantic City 20 degrees and New York 18 with Chicago 1, Philadelphia and St Louis 18 to 18, New Orleans 48 with partly cloudy conditions. Forecast calls for fair, continued cold today with increasing cloudiness and warmer by tomorrow, especially in the northwest wind.
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Atlantic City
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cressing
Niiwest
Marriage Invalid Rewed Reading Couple Takes Second Honeymoon
Reading, Pa. January 15. After a Cleveland marriage four years ago, Silver Rose and Elsie Arnold learned the officiant faced a charge of misconduct and that their union was invalid. In Reading they obtained a license and wed again at the courthouse, then left for a second honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Cleveland
Silver Rose
Elsie Arnold
Ted
Focht
Steel firm to start $7 million mill in Youngstown
United States Steel Corporation said it would immediately begin building a $7,000,000 steel mill on the McDonald site in Youngstown. 132 acres have been purchased, totaling 500 acres in the area. The plant is expected to be finished within a year and, when fully running, will employ several thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
United States Steel Corporation
McDonald
Wage Rise for 30 000 Minnesota and Michigan Miners
Mining companies in Minnesota and Michigan Iron ranges announce about a 10 percent wage increase for miners effective February 1. Roughly 22 000 United States Steel Corporation and Great Northern Ore Company workers will gain, with 8 000 to 10 100 more from Republic Iron and Steel, Pickands and Mather following. British authorities discuss rubber tires for street cars.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Duluth
Minn
United States
Stro! Corporation
Great Northern Ore
Republic Iron and Steal and
Pickards and Mather
Steal Corporation
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Mary Jane
the News
Banke
Ito
Daughters of the American Revolution
Billy Ways
Saddlery
Kaiser
William R. Quynn
Vernon Miller
Frederick
Richard Hemp
Boy
Howard Smith
Walter Clemson
Cyril Klein
Austin Renn
H. Grimes
Floyd Cromwell
Harry Hench
Gordon Buckey
Charles Levy
Vor
Maryland
Maryland Girls’ Club
Mast Church Street School
Helen Schouler
Ruth Cline
Lillian Beard
Juanita
Lillian Beall
Imogene Albaugh
Dorothy Roulette
Regina Little
Helen Lease
Longfellow Literary Society
Girls’ High School
Helen Fisher
Lorraine Thomas
Jacky Frost
Barbara Lockner
Mabel Mossburg
Hazel Geiser
Elizabeth Benson
Edith Hagan
Myrtle Nusz
Desma List
Elizabeth Ebert
Helen Engle
Alcott
Alcott Literary Society
Helen Rice
Misa Hazel Utterback
Emily Thomas
Mary Kefauver
Leona Whitter
Marian Zeigler
Aliss Florence Schroeder
Kathryn Albaugh Az Molly
Gertrude Haberkorn
Rose
Isabell Houck
Gertrude
Katharyne Lamar
Parsons
Mary James
Mildred
Kepler
Fevents
Elsie Ripley
Virgienia Fritz
California
Jihrouch
Roosevelt Dam
Poston
Washington, D.C
United States Weather
Solow
Rayo
Parowax Eureka Harness Oil
Standard Oil Company
Baltimore
N. Market St. Frederic
BON Ton
Arch St
Messaline
Silk
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
F. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh St
Ayer Jens
M. Summers
Pearre's
Williamson's
Steiner Bros
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Frederick R. R. CO
East Patrick Street
Arna
FOWER
W. Patrick St
Ney
the Ebert Hardware CO
News Office
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