Court notices inventory and final accounts in several estates
In the Orphans' Court inventory of personal property in the estate of Dr Samuel Clagett deceased and inventory of current money in the estate of David L Mensell deceased. Reports of sale and ratification of real estate of Henry Stoker. First and final accounts filed for Emma J Burrier administrator of George M Burrier deceased Nora M Beall executrix of Henry J Fox deceased J Charles Keller administrator of Annie V Keller deceased and inventories in Annie E French deceased. James C Wetnight appointed guardian to Paul Flock. Realty transfers include J Welty Fabrney and wife to Uriah A Lough and wife and Frank C Norwood executor to Edward J Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphane’ Court
Samuel Clagett
David L. Mensell
Tha
Henry Stoker
Emma J. Burrier
George M., Burrier
Nora M. Beall
Henry J. Fox
James C. Wetnight
Paul Flock
J. Henry Stokes
Henry Stokes
Frojemy Meded
J. Welty Fabrney
Uriah A. Lough
City
Frank C. Norwood
Edward J. Hudson
Navy Pictures Revelation At Empire Theatre
Lyman Howe presented The U S Navy in 1915 at the Empire Theatre last night. The film series, shown with Navy permission, showcased naval life, target practice, life in the Philippines, a river scene in Japan, views of France, and a cash register factory. Comic films interspersed the program, pleasing a fair audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lyman Howe
Empire Theatre
U. S. Navy
Howe
Naval Pictures
Antwerp Pays Ten Million War Tax in Berlin Report
A Berlin dispatch states Antwerp has paid 10 million dollars of the war tax levied by German authorities. The item is part of a collection of brief notes including a family quip about a college student named John and a remark on the President's decision to let him remain for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughteer of the Confederacy
Mary C. Ott
William Anderson
Lee
M. Louise Johnson
Charles B. Trail
Sallie C. Fauntleroy
Mis
Shipley
Twigs
Virginia ‘Cavalry
Antwerp
Copenhagen
Berlin
John
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Halle Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cure failures and promotes F J Cheney Co Toledo with testimonials from a bank and Hall s Catarrh Cure taken internally. Prices list 75 cents per bottle with notices of constipation remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Halls
Temperance Campaign Highlights Howard Fanning Oration
A Frederick gathering heard Hon. M. J. Panning of Philadelphia urge state and national prohibition. He argued liquor costs, cited studies, and called for intensified temperance efforts while praising local improvements and urging church and civic action. The event featured music, devotions, and a collection for state work.
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WLC. T. U
M. J. Panning
Philadelphia
Prohibition
Mary Zimmerman
E Uolmes Lamar
A. B. G. Rupp
Great Britain
Lels Manufacturere
Panning
Rev. Neel
M. E. Church
South
Fanning
R. R. Lewis
Buckeystown
Wheat Drops Three Cents in Frederick Market
Wheat fell three cents to 1.33 at Frederick while Hagerstown quoted 1.34. The move widens regional price gap as traders monitor supply and demand dynamics.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Dandruff Cure Advertises Easy Scalp Treatment
An advertisement touts a simple liquid remedy to moisturize the scalp and rub in at night. It claims the formula dissolves and destroys all signs of dandruff, stops itching, and is inexpensive with lasting effect regardless of dandruff amount.
Pneumonia Risk Warns Readily in Winter Weather
Loreal physicians caution that pneumonia rises in changeable winter weather and even mild coughs or colds can quickly develop into pneumonia after cold or wet exposure. They urge timely use of Goff's Cough Syrup to loosen congestion, ease inflammation, and heal soreness, claiming it prevents pneumonia. The remedy, non opiate, is sold by Grocers and Drugeists for 25 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loreal
Goff
Colt
Fruit Culture Discussed at Washington County Institute
The second farmers institute in Boonsboro drew farmers and horticulturists. Dr Richant i. Mam directed talks on Poultry Raising and Fruit Culture. Frank Soper spoke on Fruit Culture, lantern slides shown by W Osear Collier, with corn growing visuals. Lowell Roudabush covered Soil Fertility and Dairying and the Midnight Sun lecture. Next week institutes move to Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institutea
Washington County
Boonsboro
Richanti
Mam
Frank Soper
Delaware
W Osear Collier
Aston
Musterole ad promises fast relief for coughs and aches
A vintage Musterole advertisement urges keeping a jar at home for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, and aches. It markets 25c, 50c, and 2.50 hospital sizes and warns to buy the genuine product from The Musterole Company in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Financial ledger excerpt shows bank balances and deposits
The document lists liabilities and assets including overdrafts of 5,691, cash items 410,82-88, currency and national notes, gold and silver coins, weekly deposits 93,295, surplus fund 24,200, undivided profits 97,092,487, dividends unpaid 62,661.31, deposits subject to check 61,196.25, savings deposits 473,255.89, and contingent interest 10,510.36, totaling to a final amount.
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Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
Miss Johnson
Daughters of Confederacy
APS
Huttairs
Igo Ue
Anna B. Floyd
Eleanor M. Johnson
Francis Fenwick Smith
Mary C. Ottsy
G. Wesley
Clayton O. Kée
Charles H. Conley
L. Victor Baughman
George Edw. Smith
Donald R. Smith
Biss Fauntleroy Read
Henry Grady
New South
Marie Robert Lee
Smith Gang Dixie
McCullough
Phary
Hood College
Uncle Remus
Alnging
Maryland
Alexander Young
Buffalo Hotel
R. H. Lewis
Sixth
Virginia Cavalry
William J. Grove
William H. Shipley
Thomas B. Maynard
William G. Neashmutt
Martinsville
First
Maryland Cavalry
Charles Hagan
Ralph Bitzer
William F. Fisher
Albert L. Pearce
Frances L. Sneadner
Edward D. Shriner
John T. Lipps
J. Harry Grove
Edward T. Smith
Harry Wood
Hugh F. Willis
Noah Barnes
John W. Humm
Frank M. Stevens
William Wickless
Louis Ashton Snauffer
J. C. Sappington
C. Francis Baughman
leLts
Field, Mass
Pers
Pedic Surgeons of the
United States
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Annie E. French
Navy Pictures
M. J. Fanning
Vanced
Cardinal Manning
London
Notrong
al Née W
Christian Boston
Africa
Church
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Koon
Baltimore
Dandelion
Doylestown, Pa
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick &T
Abd
Farmers’ Institute
Apple Section
ESA
Franklin Savings Bank, OF
U. 8
State of
As. I
Geo. W. Heinlein
G. Wesley Kindley
N. P
Clayton C. Keldy
Henry M. Cittinger
John Hershberger
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Commercial State Bank
Samuel C. Thomas
DR. G. F. Smith
Jonathan J. Gielfeld
Geo. W. Crum
Chas, T. Dudderar
Edgar H. M'Bride
Bradley H. Dudrow
Marion
Mighael
Spencer
Eward Kepner
R. G. J. Dutrow
Casper E. Cline
J. Dutrow
Caadler
Hammond Ciary
G. F. Smith
Ernest C. Webb
M. G. Urner
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Kay Bee
Vivian Rich
Harry Vermeter
Charlotte Burton
Back Richardson
Waye Peautiful
Clara Kimbatt
Tyes
Hagerstown and
Frederick R. R. Co
East Patrick Street
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