Rotary Meeting Notes and Curiosities from Frederick
The Frederick Rotary Club met at the Ker Hotel with over ninety percent attendance. New members Hons. J. Detrow and Bo K. Sager joined. visitors included Fred Robdackeon and Vo Miler sod KOT Stokes, with Prof. Gee and Ed. Smith. A Franklin tribute highlighted life of the printer. Plans for March district conference were discussed and committees mobilized. Also included are items on Manila army service worm infections, laboratory chemicals as parasite treatment, and notes on the tuatara reptile protection and development questions.
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Frederick
Con
Fredeci
Not After Postmastership in Frederick Vacancy
George BR and Dennis speak on the Frederick post office vacancy set for February 15. The Civil Service Commission will conduct competitive exams for candidates. A new name, Helden & Felton, is mentioned, with Irving Biser, John W. Snack, and William Timbure also noted as possible contenders.
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George BR
Dennis
Ben
Frederick
Mer
Dennie
Civil Service Commission
Helden
Hard Drinking Crowd at 1825 New York Chamber Banquet
Sp enny T. Buch, president of the chamber of commerce, recalled a century old banquet in the chamber cellar. The bill showed 124 members attending with expenses including six bottles of a berry drink and a dozen bottles of port. The record hints at casualties and light coffee orders, while details on brandy and punch were unclear.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Spenny T. Buch
Bust
Economics Club Formed at Liberty by Local Women
An enthusiastic Liberty district meeting led to the formation of a Home Economics Club. Officers elected for the year are President Mrs Charles Smith Vice President Mrs Otis W B Stone Secretary Mrs Sidney Hammond Treasurer Mrs Mary Sappington The next meeting at Mrs Otis R B Stone’s home is January 31 at 2 PM with dressmaking lessons by Miss Thompson.
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Liberty
Women of Liberty
Edgar Hammond
Miss Thompson
Charles Smith
Otis WB. Stone
Sidney Hammond
Mary Sappington
Ots RB. Stone
Tompson
Conquest of Poverty in Denmark Shows Group Effort
The article argues modern Denmark pursues poverty conquest as a group effort guided by education and policy rather than profit. It notes Danish farmers’ reliance on scientific experts and self-organization, reflecting broader national well being, while contrasting grim European poverty. A comic anecdote about Miss Cocker and her niece ends with a social misnaming.
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Denmark
Europe
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Appetizing Breath Aid
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets act as a substitute for calomel to freshen breath and stimulate the bowels without harsh after effects. The formula, proven after seventeen years among patients with toeel pesipla, is sold in bottles labeled Olive Tablets with mixed olive oil. Take one or two nightly for a week to notice the effect. 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Gee Edwards
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Franklin
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United Kates
Manila
Philippines
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Aepu
New Zealand
Washington Star
Henaghan
George R. Dennis
Kemps Mens Store
Shira Hoor
Soriety Brand Clothes
Sion
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Monrovia
Myersville
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Quynn's
Cmirro
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Economics Club
Liberty Women
Miss Cocker
Miss Carkaten
Society
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Kemp's Men’s Store
Loma Kemp
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Gruen
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. M. Malone
North Market St. Frederick, Maryland
Dr. Fanoney
Hermel
Sroggisss
D. Fahrsey & Sox
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