Neighborly Fire Aid Debate Remains Unsettled in Baltimore
A Baltimore city fire department aid debate centers on conditions for responding to fires beyond city lines. Discussions compare to Frederick’s county fires, urging clear rules and mutual help while praising neighborly support and cautioning against unsafe relief. Public notices about revivalist Billy Sunday and commentary on revival tabernacle venues appear alongside.
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Baltimore
Timore
Frederick Exid
Coun'y
The True Agent of a Man’s Amendment
The passage argues that true reform comes after the public stir fades, with the obscure pastor or lay worker guiding personal change away from easy temptations. It notes men confessing sins in crowds and a weaker fellow needing support to stay straight when friends taunt him.
Do Not Wish for Power or Wealth, Detroit Verse
The Detroit Journal quotes a reflective verse voicing disdain for riches and high office. It rejects presidential aims and grand travel, preferring a simple life. The speaker cites a personal “good excuse” and asserts no desire for wealth, status, or privilege.
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Detroit Journal
Merriness and Wit Across 1920s Panels
A collage of quips from era papers echoing risible exchanges. A New York boy corrects a geography query with Manhattan humor while a boss and worker clash over pay. A modern Ben Hur with motorcycles is teased in a judge’s quip about theater. A congressman’s job hunt ends with a sardonic constituent reply.
Berlin Rhine and Glimpses of Germany Lecture
Dr Arthur K Peck presents the second Hood College Hall lecture in a six part series by the University Extension Society of this city. The talk covers Berlin and the Rhine with Europe travel notes and stereopticon views. War conditions heighten interest as remaining talks discuss countries at war and neighbors.
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Berlin
Rhine
Germany
Arthur K. Peck
Hood College Hall
University Extension Society
Amiesite Laying Nears West Second Street Finish
Amiesite laying on West Second street nears completion with the first layer nearly finished and top dressing planned by week’s start. The Frederick Civic Club Executive Board met yesterday at the Y M C A to conduct routine business.
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West Second Street
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Frederick column notes from January 16, 1595 mention Dr A S Hunkden injured chopping wood, Charles Keefer gifting pet squirrels to Bernie Bezant, a hunted dog poisoned belonging to William Nusz, J P Stifer named Burkittsville weather observer, St Johns Beneficial Association officers elected, and Willie Baer the newspaper carrier recovering after an injury from a B& O train.
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Tur News
A. S. Hunkden
Wheat Prices Rise Steadily to 1.39 in Frederick
Wheat advances two cents to 1.39 as prices climb daily in Frederick, while corn holds at 3.60 a barrel. The steady rise since Christmas has surprised county traders with prices moving up every week, from 1.22 on January 2 to 1.33 last Saturday and 1.39 today.
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Frederick
Galna
District Deputy Bennett installs officers of Palestine Encampment No 26
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Robert A Bennett installed the officers of Palestine Encampment No 26 1 0 F last night naming Chief Patriarch Frank S Ridgley high priest Charles F Miller senior warden Jacob L Engelbrecht junior warden Francis B Galther recording scribe Charles F Seeger financial scribe Robert A Bennett treasurer Franklin N Shipley and announcing watch assignments Stephen H Bennett A J Fromke Charles L Stokes George I Nixdorff Henry Cramer F L Haugh William M Sponseller C Alley Jones. The treasurer reported the encampment to be in flourishing condition.
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Robert A. Bennett
Ofcers of Palestine
O. F
Prank S. Ridgley
Charles FE. Miller
Jacob L. En-gelbrecht
Francis 8. Galther
Charles F. Seeger
Franklin N. Shipley
Stephen H. Bennett
A. J. Fromke
Charles L. Stokes
George I. Nixdorff
Henry ©. Cramer
Fil G. Haugh
William M. Sponseller
C. Alley Jones
Alaskan Visitor Knell Visits Kin At Indian Springs
W Keefer Knell son of William P Knell formerly of Yellow Springs now with the Dan Creed Mining Co on the Copper River Alaska visits cousin Wil le V Wolfe at Indian Springs. He plans to return next month after visiting his father in Montgomery county possibly with his brother Roger. He walked about 100 miles to reach a steamer then spent two weeks by steamers and railroads to reach the East, about 100 miles from Cordova. He notes temperatures often reach 50 degrees below zero.
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W. Keefer Knell
William P. Knell
Yellow Springs
Dan Creed Mining Company
Copper River
Alaska
Wille V. Wolfe
Indian Springs
Mr. Knell
Montgomery County
Roger
Cordova
Road Supervisors Named In County Appointments
County Commissioners named road supervisors and listed miles under each charge, their annual appropriations, and post office addresses. Names include Charles F. Willard, George Thomas, James Edward Ferrall, Charles W. Eagle, R. Ashby Webber, and Huffer Ahalt with respective miles and dollar amounts. Knoxville and Burkittaville serve as post offices. On Monday plans proceed to name Mechanics town district supervisors and commissioners also handle Montevue routine matters today.
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Charles F. Willard
Knoxville
George Thomas
James Edward Ferrall
Charles W. Eagle
R. Ashby Webber
Huffer Ahalt
Burkittaville
Mechanicstown
Montevue
Returns After 26 Years Bring Cuban native Paul Zedricks to Frederick
Paul Zedricks a Cuba native who spent his youth in Frederick and left 26 years ago visits the city again. He was a tinner on East Patrick street and later ran a pool room in New Castle, where he found success. This marks his first Frederick visit since his departure.
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Paul Zedricks
Cuba
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Zedricks
de' Labardie
New Castle
Verdict for plaintiffs in Summers case for 156.60
The jury in Mallalieu and Conrey v G Ross Summers returned a verdict early this afternoon for the plaintiffs amounting to 156.60. Albert S Brown represented the plaintiffs and Samuel A Lewis and J F R Heagey the defendant. The jury was excused until Monday morning at 10 o clock.
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Mallalieu and Conrey
G. Ross Summers
Albert S. Brown
Samuel A. Lewis
J. F. R. Heagey
Officers Installed and Court Jury Drawn
The Uniform Rank No 15 Knights of Pythias installed officers led by Captain Harry G Tritappe and Lieutenants Lawrence R Dobner and C Allen Jones with Claude Hahn as recorder The February court term will begin as the grand jury term drawing continues This report notes catarrh cures offered by Hall s Company and related advertisements stating testimonials and pricing.
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Knights of Pythias
Harry G. Tritappe
Lawrence R. Dobner
C. Allen Jones
Harry Jones
Claude Hahn
Umer and
Worthinston
Frederick Residents to Attend State Tuberculosis Conference
Frederick residents plan to attend the state tuberculosis conference at Annapolis January 22 23. City officials educators physicians and nurses are urged to participate as Frederick leads in organized anti TB efforts and state health records show thousands affected and costly treatment.
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Frederick
State House
Annapolis
Cyrus F. Flook
Palmer
T. M. Williamson
Federated Charities
T. F. Dixon
State Department of Health
Health campaign urged by county officials at Girls High School
Senior Superintendent led a county wide health campaign at a Girls High School session. Ministers, school heads, health officers, and officials pledged unified effort to improve child health, advocating fresh air schools and stricter milk and slaughterhouse controls.
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G. Lloyd Palmer
Ira J. McCurdy
Ralph Browning
Myersville
A. C. McCardell
Harry G Tritator at Castle Hatfing Frederick
Harry G Tritator is listed in Frederick Maryland with Castle Hatfing as the associated location. The OCR fragment references names and place but lacks a full context or date to determine the event or role.
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Harry G, Tritator
Han Castle Hatfing
Frederick
Maryland
Hand Embroidery Sale by NOR ED MANTZ
Hand embroidery sale offers half price on a varied set of pieces including centerpieces scarfs towels coronet covers shirt waists infant lips dresses sofa blankets baby pillows carriage robes kimonos dressing sacs and more to clear space for new mid winter line at 14 South Market Street NOR ED MANTZ.
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