Frederick Sails of Hospitality Praised by Marines Visit
After a Frederick visit by the U S Marines the Chamber of Commerce president Col D John Markey commended Brigadier General Smedley Butler for the Marines excellent reputation. Butler replied thanking Frederick for its hospitality and noting plans to publish the letter as a circular order to headquarters.
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U.S
Frederick
Col
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Smedley D. Butler
Themelves
Col. Markey
General Butler
United States Marine Corps
Quantico, Virginia
D. Butler
Black lettered windows labeled extra hazardous risks
A discussion notes plate-glass insurers classify black lettered windows as extra hazardous because sun absorption causes unequal expansion of glass. Sudden temperature shifts may create strain and lead to breakage, a point presented as curious information for the public.
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Common Fund
Sacramental wine ruling perplexes Baltimore ministers
Prohibition Bureau in Washington issues a ruling placing church supervision over sacramental wine manufacture and distribution, with dealers cut out. Rev Romilly E. Humphries notes new supply machinery and red tape. Rev Don S. Coit says Methodist churches use unfermented grape juice and are unaffected.
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Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Romilly E. Humphries
Baltimore
Protestant Episcopal Church
Don 8. Coit
Methodist Episcopal Churches of
West Baltimore
State Quizz Passes Bell Wins Optometry Certificates
W. A. R. Bell of this city has passed the state optometry examination and holds Virginia and West Virginia certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. R. Bell
State Board of Optometry
Virginia
West Virginia
Frederick veteran John Luckett returns after 35 years
John E. Luckett of Washington D C formerly of Frederick visits the city for the first time in 35 years. He notes changes from the Fair Grounds fence to new buildings and a cement highway on East Patrick Street. Luckett, once a locomotive engineer, now works in a Washington hospital and plans a trip to York via Gettysburg.
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John E. Luckett
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Fair Grounds
Schleysville
Wayside Inn
East Patrick Street
Market Street
Second
Church Streets
Rockwell Terrace
Witt v Avenue
Luckett
Thie City
Pennesliania Railroad
Washington
York
Fortune Spent on Doctors Then Cured by Remedy
A long patient recounts spending 1500 over seven years seeking medical help for stomach issues. After trial of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, pains disappeared and three years later the patient feels fine. The ad claims the remedy clears tarrrhal mucus and inflammation, offering a money back guarantee through Co-Operative Drug Co. Int. and druggists.
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Co-Operative Drug Co. Int
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Detroit
Pride
Frances Dunn
Chiropractic
C. B. McIntyre
Second St. Frederick
Thes
The
Bank of Personal Service
Mr. Yuckett
England
Liberty Loan
Commercial State Bank
REP Pris
Mullinix & Bent
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Frederick’s Best Shoe Store
the Home Building and Loan
They Commercial State Bank
McCleery
Jewelry
P. O
Puump
Optical Department
Tm Charge
C. L. Kefauver
B. W. Wilson
Patrick Street
Fahrney
Selim
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