Copper plant at Linganore Copper Co holds annual meeting
Reported stockholders expect a big paying basis soon as management comments on recent progress. The plant now runs 24 hours daily with about two tons of concentrate produced daily and a projected 40 to 60 percent copper content after refining. A new classifier is awaited to improve crushing separation while ore supply appears abundant as deeper drilling reaches 800 feet.
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Linganore Copper Co
Cooper
Dittle
American woman fencer to meet English baroness
Philadelphia report notes Jan Dewar of 3507 street prepares for fencing bout with an English baroness. Details are sparse but indicate a dress event featuring competitive fencing and international participants.
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Philadelphia
Jan
H. Dewar
Street
Ork
Flohr and Malloy Shine In Court Game
George A Flohr starred in a court themed piece as Mount Saint Marys and Cos tello boosted the score. Malloy delivered an excellent floor performance with two sensational center shots sealing the victory.
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Mount Saint Mary’s
Costello
Malloy
Obituary notices accompany Baltimore area families
Fragmented lines show relatives Lewisi John R Herman and Richard Schaefer and Mrs Wm He Schilling. Funeral tomorrow at 2.30 in Catholic church with burial at St Johns cemetery. F Schroeder is director. Also infant Baker died of meningitis aged 4 months 9 days with funeral tomorrow at 3 at home and Mt Olivet burial. C C Carty oversees. Advertising note appears at end.
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Lewisi
John’ R
Herman
Richard Schaefer
Wm. He Schilling
Lore
Edna Schaefer
Wim. L. Schaefer
Baltimore
Phn’s Catholic Church
St. John’ S Catholic Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Baltital Darker
Sey Nalph Alfred Baker
Albert FP. Baker
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Big Fire Rips Chicago Wallpaper Yard and Surrounding Rigs
A large blaze devastated a Chicago wallpaper company yard and adjacent rig areas sending flames and smoke into the night. Firefighters fought stubborn embers as structural units and nearby vehicles were damaged. No injuries reported as crews contained the spread and secured the site.
Newark heir Malcolm Frazier killed in auto race crash
Special Dispatch to The News Philadelphia Jan. 25. After inheriting $100,000 Malcolm Frazier of Newark Delaware was killed in a crash of two racing autos. Two persons were injured.
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Philadelphia
Malcolm Frazier
Newark
Delaware
Capt Cruickhank Identified by Lawyer Confession
Special Dispatch from Newark reports a man claimed as Capt Larson Cruickshank, later identified by his lawyer as Cruickshank after being questioned by reporters. The incident ties to Caracas via San Juan and Puerto Rico with Fuller named as the supposed alias.
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Newark
Landiagram Shamshio
Caracas
San Juan
Perto Rico
G. W. Fuller
Larson Cruickshank
Fuller
Cruickshank
Argentine Takes Action on Naval Demonstration
Beunos Ayres reports January 25 that Argentina moves to decide on a naval demonstration against Paraguay amid a dispute over shipping, signaling possible escalation in regional tensions and potential impact on trade routes.
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Beunos Ayres
Paraguay
Road Law Critics Call for Competent County Engineer
A letter from Lime Kiln Maryland urged reform of county road management. The writer complains current practices waste funds and snow-damaged lanes burden farmers. He advocates a single competent supervisor, streamlined road commissions, and smarter spending to keep ahead of neighboring counties.
Library Contest Standings With Leading Organizations
A Saturday tally dated January 2 shows vote counts for multiple groups contending in a library contest. Top entries include independent Hose Company and King David Lodge No 49, with various schools and organizations such as Frederick City Hospital St Johns Convent School and United Fire Company also listed among the standings.
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Bee
En Sapoleh Ylt Independent Hose Company
King David
Gins’ High School
St. John’s Convent
Woman's College
I United Fire
Marier
Moose
Lime Sulphur Solution Boosts Orchard Health, Says Prof Surface
Pennsylvania zoologist A Surface reports remarkable results from boiled lime sulfur in orchards over the past year. He cites improved disease control and insect suppression, with tests in state demo orchards showing cost and efficacy advantages over Bordeaux mixture. He notes it can be home made or bought, requires hydrometer dilution, and benefits fruit quality and tree health.
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Bt A. Surface
Pennsylvania
Gayone
Ponmerdyaia
San Jose
Pittsburgh
Surface
State Horticultural Association
Personal and Social: Frederick and vicinity
Pleasant Paragraphs and Persona items of interest to readers of The News About Their Friends at Home and Abroad. Av oD Princeton Buckey is out of town on business. Mr Joseph Darek of Philadelphia visits relatives. Mr Harry Shaft of Jefferson spends the day in the city on business. Mrs Carnon Molesworth returned from wedding trip. Mr George Buckey of Hanover Pa visiting relatives. Mr J J Traines of York Pa returns after a few days here. Miss Bessie Gilbert visiting Pittsburg and others. Mrs Charles Picking visiting brother Reginald Dragonier. In Baltimore, Mr Lewis Phinkard West Patrick Street goes to Philadelphia for a new job. Miss Len Castle visiting brother Thomas Caustie in Baltimore. Mrs Chas E Hall and son Charles of York Pa visiting Mrs H L Tammany. Prof Edward Harvey returns from Brunswick. Miss Lena Neidhart returns from Baltimore after visiting relatives.
Partridges Die From Cold As Farmers Report Losses
Farmers report numerous dead partridges found in underbrush as the cold wave took its toll. Birds likely perished from exposure and hunger despite feeding efforts, with some cases of food scarcity contributing. Domestic fowls also suffered large losses. Separately, Dr. Rau acquires a 1912 Overland touring car from D Chester Kemp, agent, near Frederick.
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D. Chester Kemp
R. W. Rau
Frederick
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Quick Beauty Boost
An advertisement touts Danderine as a ten minute remedy to double hair beauty. It claims lighter, fluffier hair with softness and shine after one or more applications, promising healthier scalp and reduced dandruff with continued use. The copy urges purchase at 25 cents at local druggists.
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Koecstron
Hale Health
Dot
Doug
Déajera
Sendon
Sring
Pilla Hay Spee. Co
Newark
Ty Steiner Bros
Blur Bros Player Pianos Offer Deep Rich Tone
Blur Bros advertises used upright pianos with a rich mellow tone that pleases cultured tastes and fills a long standing want. Excellent bargains offered on several slightly used uprights.
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Blur Bros
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J. A. Williamson
Narth
Correll
Mullinix’s
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W. J. Grove
Levitt
Hany
Limeskild
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Busbess
PR. Joseph Darek
Mer
Harry Shaft
Jefferson
George Buckey
Hanover
J. J. Traines
York
Pau
Slehth Street
Charles Picking
Reginald Dragonier
Lewis Phinkard
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Len Castle
Thomas Caustie
Chas E. Hall
Charles
York, Pa
H. L. Tammany
East Third Street
Edward Harvey
Brunswick
Lena Neidhart
Odds and Ends
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Temple of Music
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Geo. A. Everhart
J. A. Ramsburg
Kessler Bros. & Brill
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