Coast to Coast Route Proposed as National Highway Plan
A House bill by Rep Borland of Missouri outlines converting the old Braddock road and Cumberland turnpike into a single Atlantic to Pacific highway. It would link Frederick to Cumberland and Baltimore to New York, with a four member commission to study costs, current ownership, and needed improvements. Maryland now owns the routes and has rebuilt them as a key eastern artery.
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Kearney
Pacific Coast
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Frederick
Maryland
Cumberland
Trederick
Angerstown
Frostburg
Bii
Butes Wnd
Steam Burst at Victor Remedies Plant
A steampipe burst at the Victor Remedies Co plant released white steam into the engine room causing temporary closure. Workers opened doors and windows, and after about an hour repairs were made including replacing a section of pipe. the plant resumed normal operations the next day. No one was in the engine room at the time of the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Remedies Co
Frederick Tops Maryland Post Offices Report Ranks
Frederick ranks fourth in a Maryland post offices report with 874 handled packages. Baltimore leads with 42,082. Cumberland is third with 1,501. The list includes Annapolis 666 Salisbury 045 Westminster 347 Cambridge 16 Crisfield 47 Easton 427 Prestbury 176 Pul ton 330. Eriest L. Lillard, son of James R. Lilard of Boyds, was buried after a tank oil explosion at Campaland. He worked 18 years for Standard Oil and is survived by family.
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Mail
Hitchcock
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Magerstown
Cumberland
Annapolis
Salisbury
Westminster
Cambridge
Crisfield
Easton
Prestbury
Pulton
Howard County
Beallsville
Eriest L. Lillard
James R. Lilard
Boyds
Camperland
Monocacy
Treallsville
Montgomery County
Washington
Virginia
Lillard
Standard Oil Company
Col Rouzer Is Recovering After Cataract Operation
Col John R. Rouzer of Thurmont Frederick area underwent cataract surgery at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore last week. The operation was successful and he is under home physician care with expectations of soon being about. His vision was severely affected before the procedure.
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John R. Rouzer
Thurmont
Frederick
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Col. Rouzer
Independents Nominate Officers At Meeting
The Independent Love Company No 1 met last night with good attendance and varied discussion. A committee led by M Nuss is revising the constitution and by laws with a report due soon. Eleven new members were nominated and will vote at the annual election on Friday January 21.
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Love Company
No. 1
Las
M. N. Nuss
Jacob Flosenstock
R. Delaplaing
Jacob Over Slack
M. No Nus
da. Zaimmeriuals
Ri. Delaplakae
A. Ayelrfil
Thomas A. Chaphine
Philp Seeger
Ghas
Cramer
Biehelberser
Chas
T Butcher
Win
IV Mehrling
Jolt Fleischmen
Fromke
McClelland Phebus
Harry W. Bowers
Ed Pe Baumeurdner
M. T. Engle
Tchara Keyser
Riddlemoser
A. Wallace
DavidAmmerman
Philip Schell
Frank Little
Rudolph Crouse
Guy Foul
Elmer Bader
Wm. Kolb
Frank Salter
Wm. Loyer
Iarry F. Schell
Harry Schell
Piremon
Richard Creager
Mehr M. Ridgely
Roger Hagan
Chas. Green
Dance at Knoxville Delights Frederick Guests
A dance at Miller's hall in Knoxville attracted about 40 couples with attendees from Frederick and other towns. Organizers Miss Loretta Willard Miss Louise Miller and Himily Grahampton hosted the event with a two-stringed orchestra. punch and Hecht lunch were served. Notable guests included Miss Helen Hiershlerger Miss Margrete WH Isabel Ammerman Elizabeth Worman and Mr Harry Newcomer from Frederick along with Baltimore guests and Poolesville attendees.
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Frederick
Miller
Knoxville
Thore
Incinnity
Loretta Willard
Louise Miller
Himily Gcrampton
Hecht
Helen Hiershlerger
Margrete WH
Isabel Ammerman
Elizabeth Worman
Mr. Uarry Newcomer
Baltimore
Messrs
T. O. Green
Edward Little
QQ. Alder
Bryan and Ward
Poolesville
Lulu Moskingon
Mr Airy
Rank Miller
Hoods Milla
Charles Riddlemoser
Mo Ploy Bitchin Heads to Cornerstone Exercise
Mr Mo Ploy Bitchin of eeTorsen travels to Paitimere for cornerstone laying on the state Canned building of the J 0 0 A.M. ceremony. Michison serves as State Chaplain, with National Representative Pl. Albaugh and Deputy State Councillor Robert A. Sennett traveling to Baltimore to attend the exercises.
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Mo Ploy Bitchin
eeTorsen
Paitimere
Woowelark
Michison
Supgene Pl. Albaugh
Robert A. Sennett
Baltimore
Order Signed in Light Suit in Hagerstown Case
Judge Henderson in Traperstown signed an injunction suit brought by the Mayers and Council against the Hagerstown Electric Railway Company to restrain electric current supplies for light and power. The court requires the railway to show cause why the injunction should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Traperstown
Mayers and Council
Hagerstown
Great Great Grandparents Gelacob Quekey Celebrate Fifth Generation
Mr and Mrs Gelacob Quekey of West South Street learned they have a fifth generation in their family. Their new great great granddaughter is the daughter of the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Keith of Baltimore. Mrs Keith is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Burkey.
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Gelacob Quekey
West South Street
John Keith
Baltimore
Airs
Keith
Burkey
End of Finger Cut Off at Ox Fire Brush Works
A worker named Clyde Aire sustained a severe cut to a finger at Ox Fire Brush Works yesterday. He had his end struck by a hatchet while handling a tool. Despite the injury, he managed to continue working.
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Ox Fire Brush
Clyde Aire
Repairs to City Hall Building Initiated by Contractor Kemp
Contractor Martin C Kemp begins improvement and repair work on the City Hall Building, outlining planned renovations and updates to the municipal structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Martin C Kemp
New Bowling Teams Formed At Y M C A
New bowling teams organized at the Y M C A to play a series on the Y M C A alleys. Team lineups include Carnegies-Gilson and Mohawks, with rules not yet finalized but to be posted next week. Also notes on ladies tournament and a basketball game between Bull Mooses and Senecas.
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Y. Mo. A
Hach
Police
Carnegies
Gilson
Mogae
Oberlander
Anders
Thomas
Rockefelers
Nicodemus
Mr Bride
Sehe
Schade
Gambrit
Baumgardier
Lesenioel
Muinhaet
Fut
Tredees
Pawnees
Delaplaine
Bosra
Fisher
Maser
A. Etendvckron
Monocaeva Griffin
Grifin
Mathias
Abbott
Fare
Willer
Heinlein
Lershberger
Walia
Miss Shade
Bull Mooses
Senecas
Kreh
Derr
Nusz
Nicademus
Church Valley
Church Valley Ball League
Evangelical Reformed
Episcopal Va
Grace Reformed
Convincing Testimony From Frederick Kidney Patients
Frederick residents recount relief from kidney disease after using Deans Kidney Pills bought at Dr W Darner's Drug Store. Mrs Frank Duckey of Frederick testifies the remedy ended years of back pain and eye floaters, with no recurrence after treatment. Pills sold by Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents, 10 cents each. Var nes Drug Store.
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Dean
Frederick
Micah
Frederck
Down's
Frank Duckey
Sixth Street
Frederick, Md
Baltimore
Postal Express Idea Outlined to President Elect
Representative David J. Lewis urged President elect Wilson to appoint a sympathetic Postmaster General to expand the parcel post into a true postal express. He outlined two reforms, rising parcel post use and penny postage, claiming proper development could erase deficits and cut letter rates to one cent.
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David J. Lewis
Parcel Post
Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Post Office
Lewis
Hoo
Tie
Washington
Little Fellows Bank Account Reaches 176 55
Guy Stone's balance rose by 80 35 this morning bringing his total to 176 55. The Methodist Sunday School contribution raises the overall to 234 50 with ongoing gifts from local groups and individuals. A Buckeys town mailing warns of an unsigned An cient Prayer postal card chain promising fortune for nine forwards and misfortune for nonparticipants.
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Little Fellows
Guy Stone
Methodist Sunday School
Workers For the Blind
Notnagle
Jacob Rohrback
East Church Street
N. Garrett
Henry Willams
George F. Hane
Washington, D. C
David Lowenstein
Hugh R. Cramer
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Banquet Price Mentioned for Henry Clay Event
An OCR fragment references a banquet at a price of 100 dollars per plate in New Orleans, noting high cost for stomach and bowel issues. It mentions public health concerns and promotes a Pears Pract Cy product as a supposed remedy for liver, kidney, and bowel disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Pears
County Autos Immune From Baltimore Tax Plan Says Mayor
Mayor Preston of Baltimore declares no plan to tax county resident cars not doing business in Baltimore in response to Hagerstown Automobile Club protests against a proposed $50 tax on foreign cars entering the city. He notes a misconception after a hearing and addresses Lugius of the club. Justice Doub of Hagerstown appeals Civic League and others to improve moral conditions, criticizing Washington County’s compulsory school law enforcement.
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Baltimore
Preston
Hagerstown Automobile Club
Maryland
Baltimore County
Automobile Club
Lugius
The
Hagerstown
Daniel W. Doub
Civic League
Board of Trade
Magerstown
Washington County
Cascarets Promise Quick Headache Relief Nightly
An advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach and regulate the bowels curing headaches tied to a torpid liver. It asserts the product removes undigested food and poisons, improves digestion, and leaves the head clear and stomach sweet by morning after a single 10 cent dose.
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Congress
San Francisco
DANCE
M. Uershberger
Il. Geinlein
Abil
Walts
Mike B Schade
Tao Glash
Tonigne Frederick
St Paul
Redprick
Creager
Willer K.P. Swindell
L. F. Smith
C. Yates
Gd Lents
G. Dressell
Frederick Peo
Postal Express
Iss Lewis
Representative
Cascarets
Dro Virginia’ Oavis MacKenzie
Edgar EH. McBride
Court St
Poole
West South SL
Roy W. Poole
S. R.evard Kepner
North Market Street
Aprédiy
Sons Equity
Frederick County
Milton G Urr
William J. Eichison
Nct
Milton G. Urner
Tiarry W. Bowers
Circuit Court
Fredarick County
Central National Bank
Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
A. Kemp
Cashier Geo
George Birely
Pmory L. Coblentz
Lawrence A. Chiswell
Abraham Hemp
Thos. B. Johnson
INO
C. Lamar
R. Rush Lewis
G Motter
Oi L. Frank C. Norwood
Arthur Potts
Tent
C. Perry
Richard P. Ross
Eli C. Renn
Cas. S. Snook
Nowton M. Zentz
Anti-Saloon League OF
West Patrick St. Janisdét
West Patrick St
W. A
Aluriket
M. Fisher
Gem Steam Gannary
Janladet
Janldathee
Dil Ave
Dill Ave
Market St
Janisadtr Gagna
Janay
Silo Mfg. Co. C
M. Co
Court ‘Street
Herbert J. Hahn
Landis
Ene Landis
H. & Landis
North Market
North Buraw St
Mig. Cy
Cleveland
Bedmont Mtg. Co
Cincinnati
Danidit
Graham Nursery Company
Rochester
N.Y
Kefauver
Janisdata&ewlt Tlpsec Noreware Tenn Ncr
Taylor Co
Deyit
Record Street
Care News
I Witte Gurl
Apstye
Lee Bindser
Gorman Ave
Baltimora
Samiédec
U. BO
Franklin
Institute
Nn Eaenem Oe
Janisdét
Buckingham School
Jansd&awFertt
Mast Second Street
Sheriff's Sale
James 8. Plunkard
Hzra Baker
Ezra Baker
Harmony
Pleasant Hl
Jarza' Baker
Emanda C. Baker
Manda C. Baker
Henry Untersacht
Magdalena Untersacht
James E.baker
Tyne
Wilerton
Charles T. Fagan
Orphing’ Court
Sarietta Layman
Said County
North Bents Street
Frederick City
Sarletta
Casa
Martha E
Scnarpter
Executrix
Ostar C. Kefauver
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