Frederick Maryland Prominent Historic Sites Featured by Editors
National Editorial Association visitors tour Frederick Maryland highlighting pre Revolutionary architecture. The write up praises the Francia Scott Key Hotel Hood College and Mt. Vernon. It notes Frederick as home to Francis Scott Key and Admiral Winfield Scott and references battles near Gettysburg and local history sites.
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National Editorial Association
Frederick
Francie Scott Key
Hood College
E. R. Sager
Orange
Francis Scott Key
Winfield Scott Schler
Santiago
Army of the Potomac
Joe Hooker
G. G. Meade
Gettysburg
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scott Rey
Frederick visit features Kiwanis, church site and historic spots
The piece notes a Kiwanis club visit tied to the Reformed church building in Frederick marking a Maryland Legislature extrem session in April 15 percent an ordinance of secession defeated to keep Maryland from seceding. It highlights the old stone tavern and preservation while mentioning Hood College and the Francis Scott Key Motel. It also references a Gettysburg visit and ancient Mesopotamian usury.
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Kiwanis Club
Reformed
Maryland
Old Stone Tavern
Henry Clay
Andrvw Jackson
Daniel Webster
Frederick
Hood College
Francis Scott Rey
Gettysburg
Battle
Three Die In Drowning Rescue At Arundel Beach
Baltimore July 13 AP Two men died while trying to rescue a woman from drowning at Arundel Beach on the Magotby river near Baltimore. Charles Douglass, assistant superintendent of the American Railway Company, and Miss Mabel Rocke, both of Baltimore, were drowned trying to save Mrs. Douglass who could not swim. The trio were part of a four person party visiting the beach.
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Baltimore
Arundel Beach
Magotby River
Here
Charles Douglams
American Railway Kapreas Company
Mia Mabel Rocke
Mrs. Dougless
Mr. Douglass
Mrs. Fouhke
North Market Street
Palmer's Addition
West Seventh Street
East Eighth Street
Industrial labor limits and river navigability notes
The text cites that in 46 states children under 14 cannot work in factories and notes that twenty years earlier only thirteen states had such limits. It also states the Euphrates River is navigable for more than 1.46 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphrates River
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WDE
Hotel and Hood
California
Ancient
Mesopotamia
B.C
Kemp
Opera House
Louis B. Mayer
Reginald I Barker
James Kirkwood
Adolphe Menjou
Robert Agnew
George Fawcett
Robert Frazer
Meredith Nicholson
Sada Cowan
Howard Higgin
Am Peng
Mae Busch
Norma Shearer
Winifred Bryson
Ruth Stonehouse
Vera Reynolds
Charles H. Kehne
West Patrick St
Frederick’s Best Store
the Young Men’s Shop
Frederick, Maryland
Banking House
U. S
National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Tavannes
THE
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market Street
Frederick, MO
Our
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Easand
Home Building & Loan Association
Commercial State Bank
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