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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1911

Page

3

Death of Mr Samuel D Rhodes in Creagerstown

In Creagerstown Samuel D Rhodes died at his home on Wednesday June 28 from drops. He was a respected citizen who ran a local barbershop for many years. He leaves two sons and two daughters, Elsie Ellie Letioy and Luis Rhodes. The community notes several local residents improving or traveling, and a long list of social visits, church events, and harvest updates from the area.

Samuel D. Rhodes Rhodes Elsie Ellie Letioy Luis Rhoudes Ebner Hoffman Edward Martin Bruce Stambaugh Woolsboro BL. Ogle Monocacs Valley

Morrocan City Scenes Signal European Powers Move

Paris July 6 The Moroccan crisis grows acute as France Germany and Spain press for large new territorial slices while Britain participates. French troops control much of the area and Berlin eyes accelerated talks planned at Kissingen to settle the Moroccan question and redraw Kamerun borders. Kiel July 6 Kaiser delays Norwegian trip amid Moroccan tensions with photos showing two major Moroccan cities in flux.

Paris Morocco France Germany Spain Great Britain Berlin Kissingen Kamerun Kiel

Social notices from a Frederick area page run

People from Frederick and surrounding towns are listed visiting relatives and attending events. The notes mention trips to Mt Airy and Atlantic City, kinfolk in Baltimore, York and Harrisburg, church services at Grace Reformed and Oak Hill Church of God, and upcoming festivals and Holy Communion. Names include Mohler,Wachter,Hanson,Murphy,Eaton,Remner,Gray and Mosburg, with assorted visits in mid summer.

Dal Frederick F. A. Mohler Mt. Airy Emory Wagner Charles Elworthy Baltimore Nick Lola Yingling Adamstown Margaret Hilda Burke Messrs Leonard and Eldridge’ Wachter Araby Charles Lease Amos Lease John Keller Lillian Daysville Alice Ray Cr. Boost Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Reformed Church Charles Murphy Jennie Grabill Boston Clar’enea Grable Thurmount W. J. Smith B. Stevens Woodsboro Roy Gibson Lile Myers Evelyn Walkersville George Vanfossen Clarence Smith Harrisburg J W. Eaton Claton Worley Ray Landis York Hiram Staley Sville Samuel Remner New Midway Edward Graham Bell Oak Hill George LeGore Atlantic City Upton Hahn Mattie Abie Hahn Detour Alice Remner Milton Smith Wm. Smith Charles Sheeley Braddock Heights Roy Eaton Sw Eaton York, Pa Church of God Oak Hill Church Willie Charles Mosburg Dora McDonald Brunswick Kate Crum Otis Smith John Keyser Buckeystown Eva Martin

Personal and Social Frederick and Vicinity Friends Visit

Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal items note visitors and homecomings in Frederick and vicinity. Counts include Hicks Glessner of Cumberland and numerous locals visiting relatives or hosting guests in Frederick, including Misses Howers, Sinn, Schade, Hargett, Keefer, and many others from Washington, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and beyond as they return or travel.

Hicks Glessner Cumberland Miss Mae Sinn Washington

D D D Plan Marketed For Skin Ailments

A Chicago Record Herald excerpt touts D D D as a cure for heat related skin troubles. The ad claims1D I BP Prescription for Ezcema soothes inflamed skin instantly with a bottle marketed at high price. Narration mentions J A Williamson North Market and a domestic scene with Mary and John discussing danger on stair cases.

J. &. Williamson North Market Street Chicago Record-Herald

Fly Paper Trap for Tigers in London Tale

Payson Stewart reports a novel tiger catching method learned in India. A wealthy Indian tame tamer released tigers who attacked a village. flies paper captured them by sticking to their paws, turning ferocity into comic clumsiness and enabling easy capture. Stewart even recommends the method to Colonel Roosevelt. The piece also promotes The News and its Twice-a-Week edition for farmers and advertisers.

Payson Stewart India London Mr Stewart Mr. Stewart Roosevelt

Frederick Summer Weekend Train Fare Plan Proposed

The Transportation Bureau of the Board of Trade considers a weekend rate from Washington to Frederick at 1.25 dollars good from Saturday to Monday to attract visitors. A passenger rates committee led by E B Cathorp and O P Bennett will study the plan and present details after a meeting this week. Citizens favor the idea to ease family trips to Braddock for summer weekends.

Frederick Washington Hartimore and Ohio Railroad Transportation Bureau the Board of Trade Bureau E. EB. Cathorp O. P. Bennett Elias Ramsburg Osborn David Lowenstein Braddock Baltimore Bennett

Nord to the Wise adage from Morgan on advertising

J Pierpont Morgan praised the power of advertisement during a Cincinnati Church Congress dinner. He quipped that if a dealer does not advertise, the sheriff may do it for him, and urged ads to attract the eye, create interest, and drive sales, noting to advertise in The Jews for a cook.

J. Pierpont Morgan Cincinnati

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Creagerstown Helen Derriolo Stella Fisher Chilelage Charns Araynte Thay Jesus Willie Albaugh Beulah Qgle Hard George W Crist Lutheran Church Healy Lander Abraham Gradwohl Ohio KE. C Wight Ruth Emma Newton Myrtle Harper Thomas Johnson Jefferson Albert Crawford John Crawford Wayne H. Bowers Jennie Johnson Katherine Crawford Point of Rocks Solomon Porter Charles Rannenberger Effie Hine Grace Mabel Marie Wright Robert Newton Lester Hine Jefferson and Frederick Jennie Kephart E. C. Wight Mary May Ethel Fawley EH. Hine Effie David Pry, Jr Charles Fawley Virginia John Harris Leslie Creager Allen Hahn John Miller Frank Delaplaine Effie Eyler H. Holbrenner Daisy Miller Grace Whitmore D. P. Zimmerman Annie Dudrear Annie Kling J. D. Kling Delia Cramer Milton Spahr A. H. Etzler Dorsey Philadelphia Ruth Stull Rocky Ridge Troutville John Kolb Mt. Pleasant Mildred Warner Annie Havner Michael Anders Chas. Strine Isaac Strine C. R Koontz Key Mer C. A. Fox Yaneytown Joseph Fox Ethel Werking Ada Fox Fern Hoff Harry Young Cons. Winebrenner Famly Moses Winebrenner Pearl Joseph Hartman Helen Fitzgerald Leo Rosalie Tyrone L. C. Burke Margaret Diffenepee Rolia Goodyear West Market St G. O. Paxson Edw Cowling Raf Tangier Tetuan Moore Frank Hanson le Gore Sproutsville Elizabeth Gray Erkshin Taylor Dennis Shankle Wesley Hartsock Villa Pars Rocky Springs Weefer Rice Yellow Springs Sarah Hammer Susan Fultz Rev Crist Jacob Hummer Frederick and Vicinity Willi Duvall Allee Howers This Julia Schade West South Street Hamarville Minnie Doll City Easle Pike Mildred Landauer Church Street Arthur B. Rager Waynesboro Virgie Mary Hargett East Patrick Street Corsa Keefer C. C. Carty James W. Robinson East Third Street Woodeboro Louise Virts Bernard Virts Wisner Street Sallie A. Sharp Eli G. Haugh East Church Street Andre Moncure Margaret McPherson Mrs. Knight Mary L. Thomas Mrs. Merrill Hayes Hagerstown Mrs. M. S. Grumbine East Patrick Street Mary Williams Union Bridge Jacob Mackley Third Street Charles Reed William Geisbert South Market Street Jesse Briggs W. F. Snyder Mrs. Packard Charles A. Castle Rockwell Terrace Harvey L. Danner May Keefer Sadie Gerlach Lizzie Obenderfer West Fifth Street Christian Schade Braddock, Pa Wiliam Kemmerting Roan Loke William Kreh West All Saints Street Carl Fleschman Angton John ‘Fp Dayton, O Frank Eppley WiPatrick Street George Williamson Smith D.D Porterfield Cottage Nellie Hobbs Martinsburg W. Va John W. Bowers Madison Avenue Sadie Carrie Sappington Libertytown Mary Snyder Jamison James Robinson Mary Davis Emma Hess Jesse Hoover West Patrick Street William H. Michael John Ed. Schell John M. Storm Boonsboro Mr. Emory Gomber Nugz Mr. Nunz Lillie Danner Daisy East South Street Bernard W. Thomas J. Fenton Thomas Acamstown Dallas Texas Gustav Hartig Jacob Miller John L. Michael J Hive Gasper EB. Cline Newton Highlands Mass H. Walter Helen Bowitmith Misa Yantis Hanover, Pa W. P. Snyder Edith Carle Mary and Catherine Cramer Mary Hedzes J. H. Lewis West Fourth Street Margarite J.ingg Nola Ruth Lulu Trout Warolline Jank Runkles Lou Haines Lottie Hyatt Hamsville Bertha Hilderbrand Dickerson Mamie Beulah Gladfetter 8. F. Gladfetter T. Stewart Haller Thomas H. Haller University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Finance Will Nord To the Wise la France STICE Milady Fair H. R. Flautt Frederick, Md Hechive
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