Ritchie Baughman row sparks political clash and peace pledge
Governor Ritchie backs Colonel Baughman for motor vehicles chief amid opposition, praising his record and warning against timid leadership. The piece also notes a peace pledge after the Senate ratified a treaty, while highlighting public skepticism about postwar policy and marriage scrutiny in society.
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Commibhiuker
Motoreerclzs
Govermer Ruichie
Wrede
Gelensead
Antin
Ctttain Quartere
State Department
Ritchie
Baughman
Fragmented Inquiries on Weather and Names
A garbled page fragment records partial questions and quotes about weather and people. It mentions Dave, Allen Quiton, Lee Ranneberger, and Thomas F. Rice with unclear context and years past. The text reads like a damaged 19th or early 20th century column with faded lines and jumbled phrases.
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Wwe
Dave
Allen
Alteate
Lee Ranneberger
Letter Golf Thy A Pipe and Clay Pipe Purge
A compact puzzle note explains Letter Golf rules, including changing one letter per jump to reach a target word within strokes. It requires valid common words, fixed letter order, and one solution printed on the final page.
Taneytown Notes and Local Updates Jan 18
Taneytown reports Mrs. Harvey Ott ill with blood poisoning and Mrs. Shriner in critical condition at home of daughter and son-in-law Mrs. Hahn. Francis Scott Key Automobile Club met at Shriner’s theater with new members. Library Association elected officers led by President Eleanor Humie and Director Miss Anna Galt. Several residents ill but improving. Ida B. Koontz wintering in Miami. Charles E Englar of Harrisburg led power farming school at the Opera House with tractor and machinery demonstrations.
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Taneytown
Norman Morelock
Baltimore
Shriner's
Taneytown Public Library Association
Eleanor Humie
Ian Feeser
Charles Ridinger
Marry Freer
Amelia HH. Annan
Anna Galt
Mac Sanders
George A. Brown
Sarah Albaugh
Mary Stover
Vernon Crouse
Faul
Mary Koontz
Ernest Bankert
Ida B. Koontz
Miami
Florida
Charles E Englar
Harrisburg
Jast Tursday
Mrs Benjamin Joanson and daughter die in weed stove blast
Mrs Benjamin Joanson aged 40 and her four year old daughter Myrtle died at a local hospital after burns from an oil fueled weed stove exploded while oil was poured in. The husband remains in serious condition.
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Oteramble Barns
Benjamin Joanson
Myrtle
Frederick notes and civic plans dominate county news
The piece surveys Frederick County progress with plans for bridges and watershed lands, Hood College’s Founders Day and accreditation bid, school auditoriums and community events. It lists civic clubs, lectures, and upcoming trips abroad, noting milder winters and travel by steamers and ships as residents seek sunnier climes.
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WhSe
Ome
Marper's Ferry
Point of Rocks
General Assembly
Hood College
Hood
Ward Delacy
Association of American Universities
Tmcal
Dr. Apple
Association
Walgersville
Brunawreck
Albert 5. Cook
Emmitsburg
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander Young
Den
Ermis Lee
Jackson
Rotary
W. B. Clarkson
Bell Telephone Company
Kiwanis
John R Curry
State Forester
Niows
Michael E. Pur
Frederick
Pneumonia Patient Improves as Local Notes Roll In
In Daysville Darsville on January 19 Mr Lewis Craver, sick with pneumonia, shows progress. Miss Lilian Keller visits Mrs Harp. William Craver stays with his parents. Florence Harp visits her father. Mr and Mrs Barton of Keat Johnsville visit Mr and Mrs John Dinterman. Mr and Mrs Daniel Stnley attend Walkersville moments.
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Darsville
Lewis Craver
Near Here
Lilian Keller
Barl Harp
William Craver
Florence Harp
Harry Michows
William Barton
Keat Johnsville
John Dinterman
Daniel Stnley
Walkersville
Classification Of Communicable Or Catching Diseases
Educational article on how germs from the human body cause diseases. It explains that diseases are preventable or nonpreventable, with communicable types spread by secretions, spray transmission, excreta, insects, animals, immoral practices, or contact. It notes carriers, pre symptomatic shedding, and school health implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Raey
Remy
Lee Ey
Magera Bacteriology i
Com- Municcasae
Sam's Creek Social News Highlights On January
Local notices from Sam's Creek list visits and illnesses. George Miller entertained guests including Mrs. Earl Warner and Miss Florence Ecker. Families from Westminster Baltimore and Oak Orchard feature in neighborly visits and church group gatherings.
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Sam’s Creek
George Miller
Earl Warner
Carville Alexander
Helen
Florence Ecker
Isaiah Due
Fannie Stem
Westminster
Smith Belts
Cephus Garver
Oak Orchard
Pearl Marston
Roy Franklin
Marshall Nusbaum
Baltimore
D. R. Zepp
Marston
Tanertown
Willan Miller
Albert Miller
Willem Waddell
Wiliam Borland
George Devilbuss
Kerr
Carlos Dunagan
New Windsor
Edgar Riler
Dennings
Robert Waddell
Airs
William Waddell
George Devabiss
Edgar Myers
Uniontown
Bessie Alexander
Russell Ler
Katherine
Intangible listed as today's word in English lessons
The daily English lesson by W L Gordon defines intangible as not perceptible by the senses and gives an example it was intangible as a dream. It also notes common mispronunciations and spelling challenges to aid vocabulary growth.
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W. L. Gordon
Follow Through and New York Fashions Hit Broadway
New York humorist notes spring brings gags from golf lessons in the show Follow Through. Sketches joke about tuxedos, ant-tees, and golf mishaps. The Automobile Hotel from Kenosha debuts in New York as traffic fixes loom. West 48th street murders prompt three plays with rising climaxes. Great Neck fire department boasts helmeted artists and actors among its members.
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New York
Broadway
Great Neck
S. 1
New York Suburb
Actors’ and
Ite
Jack Manard
Shingles a serious skin nerve disease explained
The article defines shingles as herpes zoster, a nerve root infection causing localized blistering and burning pain. It notes the eruption follows a single nerve, usually one side of the body, and may be tied to chicken pox history though the causative organism remains undiscovered. It emphasizes supportive care and preventing infection.
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Higgeta
Clark W.W. Pincerud
Smith a Banker
Alfred EB Suttth former Governor of New York and Democratic Presidential candidate has been elected to the board of County Trust Company He will form no other business connections until his return from Florida Smith Kenny and Raskeb are directors and will depart for Florida Sunday The County Trust Company opened to February 1956 with Smith as the first depositor
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New York
Alfred EB. Suttth
County Trust Company
John J. Raskeb
Democratic National Committee
William i’. Kenny
South
Campas Fund
Smith
Florida
Kenny
Raskeb
Today in History and Birthdays Almanac
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include James Watt inventor of the steam engine born in England. Saint-Pierre author of Paul and Vir ginia. Robert E. Lee Confederate general. Edgar Allan Poe poet and portist. Henry Bessemer inventor of Bessemer steel. Columbus bones coffin moved. Oregon joint occupation ratified. Salvation Army split. and several modern birthdays such as Dr. Davis Starr Jordan and Bishop John L Nuelsen.
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ije—James Wat
Britiso Myvenus
England
Bernardin Saint-Pierre
Jamess
Paul Sod
Virginia
France
Pierre Chateau, Jr
Lowa
Robert BE. Lee
Westmoreland County
Lexington
Edgar Allan Por
Boston
Mass
Baltimore
St Henry Bessemer
Bessemer Steel
Columbus
St Domingo
Havana
United States
Great Britelp
Oregon
Salvation Army of America
Booth
Davis Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Gainesville
N.Y
William W. Keen
Philadelphia
Sherwood Eddy
Leavinworth
Homer FP. Rainey
Franklin College
Indiana
Clarksville
Tex
John L. Nuelsen
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Switzerland
LUF S STUFF Good Exercise in Snowy Morning
The narrator describes waking to unexpected snow covering the ground and his stoop. He retrieves a shovel and scoop, cleaning the area while noting the snow provided weekly healthful work and expressing a preference against daily snowfall.
Frederick Local Items Twenty Years Ago Headline
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the column reports items from The News including legal notices, property actions, and a skating rink stock matter. Executrix Nan Coxon and Justice Eck are mentioned in estate dealings, with a license issued to Frank Gattier and residents like Miss Mary Smith and Miss Laconia Minx noted.
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Jastic Coh
Irs
Nan Coxon
Justace Eck
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