Summer Advertisements and Local Notices
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Peecere Victrolas
Elmo the’ Mighty
Central _Trust.Co
Equity
Rosenatock Bros
H. D. Etchison
EL. Schmid
Frederick City Hospital
Civic Club
Death notices and obituaries from Montgomery county area
Obituaries list Mrs Charlotte D Murphy widow of Horace L Murphy and mother of 11 children in Montgomery county near Clarksburg with 48 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Also mourners include Mrs Marselena M Babel and Mrs Sarah Anna Baumgardner among others, with funeral arrangements and cemeteries noted at St Ignatius Urbana Mt Olivet Woodstock and Buckeystown. Included are details of death dates ages and churches and funeral directors Carty and Cline.
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Charlotte D. Murphy
Charlotte, D. Murphy
Horace L. Murphy
Richard and Catharine Thompson
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Wm. .R. Murphy
Monrovia
Jefferson D. Murphy
Maude Penn
Potomac
St. Ignatius
Urbana
D. C
Funeral for David A. Smith Held at Pleasant Hill Church
The funeral of David Albert Smith occurred Wednesday morning from George W Webster's home in Braddock. After brief services at the house, the remains were conveyed to Pleasant Hill church near Monrovia where Elder Jesse Burral conducted services. Pallbearers were his nephews. interment was in the cemetery adjoining the church. Thomas P. Rice was the funeral director.
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Fi “Miphonse Coppens
Alphiouse’ Coppens
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Belgium
St. Ignatius Catiqlic
Nat Woodstock
Yoseph Bet
Joseph Beltl
Lime Kin
Buckeystown
Hope Hii
Thomas P.“Rice Ig
InchargaJi
David Albert ‘Smith
George W.,webster
Braddock
Pleasant Hill
Monrovia
Jesse Burral
Pall
Thomas P. Rice
Murdered Pittinger by Club and Bullet in Apparent Camouflage
A 42 year old man, William H. Pittinger, was found dead after a quarrel at his home. Authorities allege he was struck with a heavy club, then shot with a rifle bullet placed to imply a death by self harm. His wife and Arthur Wilson are jailed on suspicion, while warrants issued for both. The body was exhumed and reexamined. skull fracture and bullet path through heart and lung are noted.
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William
H. Pittinger
Vic
iPittinger
Fred
Pittinger
Arthur Wilson
Wilson
Aaron R. Anders Sherif
Charles H. Klipp
C. Wertenbaker
Johnsville
Bott
Daniel Boone
Rocky “Hill
John H. Messler
Pittinsey
Messler
Frederick
Turnkey Staley
Wm. H. Pittinger
Sherif
Wilton
Drowning After Boat Capsizes Near Buckeystown Bridge
Melvin Proctor a colored seventeen year old, fell overboard when his boat seized by a strong current under Buckeystown bridge. Sheriff Kipp rushed to the scene as divers planned to search the river for his body. Proctor, who could not swim, was seen by shoreline youths as the vessel tipped and blood surfaced, but they could not assist.
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Buckeystown Bridge
Melvin Proctor
Kippaad
Proctor
Want Back In Baltimore For Embezzlement Charge
Samuel Want, a Baltimore lawyer and former bank president who disappeared in 1918, has been found in Baltimore after arriving from London. He was taken to Central Police Station as authorities pursue embezzlement charges linked to Citizens' State Bank of Govane and related bond larceny cases. Also, Ralph M. Rhoderick, editor's son, suffered a severe hand injury at the Hagertown Herald plant, losing three fingers in an accident at the press room.
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Samuel ‘Want
Baltimore
Econ
London
Yesterway
Central Police
Want
Nce
State Bank
J. Duke. Downes
Citizens’ State Bank
Govane
James A. Jones
Packard
Central Police Station
Nannie
Helfenstein
Hamnersia
Krause
Unnel
Union Station
Caronia
New York
Ralph.m
Hagerstown City Hospital
Frederick City Sees 102 Degree Heat Peak Amid Homecoming
Frederick residents sweltered as the thermometer hit 102 degrees in late afternoon, with 100 at 3 15 and 2 45 pm as the day’s hottest periods. Cooler air and thundershowers were forecast to begin the relief from the heat, while crowds enjoyed homecoming events at the fairgrounds and Braddock Heights. No rain had fallen that month up to now.
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Burdau
Ste
Ria
Frederick City
Fair Grounds
Braddock Heights
Frederick
No Booze Peroxide Hospitalizes Man in Oakland
In Oakland California on July 5 Vincent de Paul drank peroxide of hydrogen believing it to be whiskey like the old American favorite. He foamed at the mouth and rushed to the Emergency Hospital declaring fear of dying before collapsing on a table. He left the hospital feeling better but wiser.
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Oakland
Cal
Vincent de Paul
Vincent
Death in Food Riots near Bologna Italy
Four people were killed when troops fired on a crowd at Imola twenty five miles from Bologna during demonstrations against the high cost of living. Despatches report strong agitation at Bologna Ravenna Florence and Forli. Stores have been pillaged.
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Rome
Imola
Bologna
Ravenna
Florence
Forli
Scranton Floute Dry Law Sparked by July Night
Scranton, July 5. Police made only two arrests but drunkenness ran high Thursday night across the city. Shloons freely circulated in the county as drinkers obtained their preferred brands, with whisky served in wine glasses in several spots.
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Scranton
Summer Complaint Remedies Endorsement in Children
A reader praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints in children. The ad notes the product as far ahead of others and credits proper care with safe use under guidance from Campbell of Butler.
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Hanberlain
Campbell
Butler
Thaves
Chamberlain
Polish treaty actions outlined by Paris officials
Act on Polish treaty terms reported from Paris on July 5. Premier Clemenceau and André Tardieu discuss immediate measures to speed treaty execution. Tardieu confirms three-year effort and notes completion of the first of four street railway line projects amid ongoing territorial and political clauses work.
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Paris
Alles
Clemenceau
Andre Tardieu
Tardieu
Aes
Celebrators Use Dynamite Kills Soldier in Pa Field
In Scranton area Throop July 5 a former soldier Waasu Brosinsky returning from France was killed when celebrators exploded twenty sticks of dynamite. Debris from the blast ripped a shovel into the victim as he rested under a grape arbor 300 yards away. State police seek other crowd members. Brosinsky served with the seventy second division in France.
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Scrutton
Waasu Brosinsky
France
Throop
Brosinsky
Europe
French War Losses Total 1 806 255 Up to Armistice
Paris reports official French war losses through November 11 1918 total 1 806 255 killed missing and wounded across land and sea. Army losses amount to 1 089 700 killed and 205 800 missing or wounded while the navy suffered 10 735 losses with 5 521 killed and 5 214 missing.
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Paris
Chamber’of Deputies
Louis Marin
Wild Pitch Incident Reported in Altoona Flyers
A July incident at Altoona, Pennsylvania, involved spectators and players in a chaotic onfield pennant game. A wild pitch led to a traveler being struck. Herbert BE Ryan Halman died from injuries sustained amid the melee.
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Kittle
Altoona
Strick
Herbert BE
Ryan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Halman
Ivan
Local political roster fragment filed with several names
Fragmentary OCR shows a list including Vice President H. D. Baker William G. Zimmerican Samuel G. Dovale Joseph MeDivit and multiple others such as John 8 Raninburg Daniel Baker Wm. G. H. Conley Thomas L. Hargett D. B. Ketany John 8. Newman J. De Baker IvH Gambritt Thos. Ho Halter H. D. Baker with unclear punctuation and several garbled entries.
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John
Raninburg
Danlel Baker
Wm. G. H. Conley
Thomas L. Hargett
D. B. Ketany
John 8. Newman
J. de Baker
Ivh Gambritt, Jr
Thos. Ho Halter
H.d.baker
Carnival man arrested after carnival fine and absences
J Stanley Roberts faced arrest in Cumberland on two warrants for violating anti gambling laws linked to a local carnival. He posted 250 bail in Frederick and was to appear for trial. he did not show, prompting possible extradition action as Frederick officials insist on his appearance. Harley-Davidson bikes shine in Baltimore races with five of six events won, Krazy-Horse Verrill defeated.
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Costa
J. Stanley Roberts
Cumberland
Thia County
Roberts
Humbird
Frederick
J.i Grahame Johnson
Carnival Company
Ofncers
Allegany
Harley-Davidson
J. Paul Dolphey
Harley Davidson
Baltimore
Yester
Frick Tractor Demonstration Listed for July 8
Local notice announces a Frick Tractor Demonstration on Tuesday July 8 at 2 o clock in Meld owned by Northern Central Hallroad Est Sixth Street. Public invited to attend the tractor event and a special page features underscoring illustrated magazine and six page comics. Noah Be Cramer & Son insure wheat against loss with a local card noting a county commission candidacy in Frederick District Republican primary in September.
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Frick
Philadelphia Sunday Press
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital Board Meets July 15 10 am
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of the Frederick City Hospital will be held at the Nurses Home on Tuesday July 15 at 10 o'clock. Secretary Morkard Nalin notes upcoming events and notices about local organizations and community activities at Braddock Heights Park and nearby venues.
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Frederick City ‘Hospital
Mokard Nalin
Little
Béar
Red Man
Braddock
Heights Park
York City Dry Cleaning Process Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dry cleaning process in York City. The text mentions cleaning procedures, sample usage, and an age reference, but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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York City
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Daily News
Wéaltier Forstant 7
Tha
Ington
Focal
Thome
Marselena M. Babel
Geo
Andrew Babel
E. T
Grove
N. Market'street
Evangelical , Lutheran Church
Edward Kolbard
Margaret Magruder
George E. Babel
B. T. Grove
Algo
North Market Street
U. S. G. Rupp
Mt. Olivet
C. ‘Bi Cline
Roy Baumgardner
Sarah Anna i Baumgardner
Oliver ‘Newcomer
Keysville
Aister
Great Keilholtz
Guy P. Bready
Reformed
Arthur
ISULL
Marcury
Anther
Éttolai ‘Ahornomotar
Thia
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Handrickeck
Sumatea
Arparel
Susimer Shoush
Si. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Deuiland
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerican
Samuel G
Dovale
Joseph
Ren
John D. Hendrickson
Thomas
Eugene HU Albaugh
Potts & Griffin
Automobile Viguranes
Shooketown Pike
Lewistown
Carnival Man
Sena
J. T. Roberts
Real Matate
Loong and Insurance
Court
Frederick, Ma
Feere
Rovttems Insurancs
B.L. Schinias
Noah BE. Cramer
Automobile
R. Frederick
Harry M. Bader
Well
Buck
John N
Ramsburg
Will. Ool
M ‘Singer Sewing. Machine Co
Gill
Dock Heights Park
Vaude- Civie ‘Club
Maryland ‘State School For the
Market Street
Bouin Marka
Ert
Bett
West Patrick Street
Threstoey Wriak
Gresting
iBstuace East Patric Street
Allinetete
Seiprovemante
Nateon
H. Mercer
Pontainany
Frans Dwallinn
Elie Eae
Adame
Millitery
Jnore
Jarm
New
Midway
Erraieersae
Frederic
Monet Rbs
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