Public Health Service asks readers about health and safety
A U S Public Health Service message questions everyday choices that affect health and safety. It asks if readers prefer safe practices like pasteurized milk and clean water, warning against risky habits and urging consideration of others.
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Indian Remains and Boy Scouts At Monocacy Camp
Six expeditions from the American Museum of Natural History will study Southwest Indian dwellings this summer. The piece notes caveats about value, praises craftsmanship, and contrasts indigenous life with sedentary civilization, while a second item reports Boy Scouts of the city camping along the Monocacy at Backerstown Bridge for a week with aid sought.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
Boy Scouts
Monocacy
Backerstown Bridge
New Signs of Peace and Industrial Wastes
An analysis contrasts U S industrial accident deaths with European peace gains. It notes 26 000 annual U S deaths from accidents and 700 000 injuries, argues wartime waste contrasts with European restraint, and reports rising peace sentiment in Germany Hungary amid military reverses.
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Chicago Journal
Bowe Statistician
United States
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America
New York
Germany
Hungary
Elies
Michael Karoly
Independence Party
Austria
Counts Appony
Andrassy
Berlin
Vienna
Purely Personal Vacationers Visit Friends and Relatives
A batch of brief social notes lists numerous residents and visitors. Miss Mary Zimmerman of Washington, D C spends time at home. Miss Nannie Gaither vacationing at Rosemont Terrace Blue Ridge Summit Pa. Master Charles and John Byerly Jr visit Atlantic City N J. Mervin Smith has gone to Pittsburgh with Westinghouse. Others return from Atlantic City or visit relatives in Frederick Cambridge Md Braddock Heights Valley View Cottage and Newark N J.
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Mary Zimmerman
Washinxton
D. C
Nannie L. Gaither
Rosemont Terrace
Blue Ridge Summit
Charles Byerly, Jr
John Francis Byerly
Atlantic City
N. J
Mervin Smith
East Third Street
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Company
Clement F. Smith
Genevieve Smith
Charles Nussbaum
Washington
Phillip J. Nunsbaum
North Market Street
George Broadrupp
Misa Ollie Broadrupp
Cumberland
Ezra Wachtes
Frederick
Eleanor Johnson
Misa Kitty Ross
Spencer Harris
Cambridge
Thomas Eyler
B. W. Starner
Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
Mary R. Zimmerman
Wanlington
Ten Thousand Mile Trip for Knights of Pythias Delegates
Frederick attorney and Mileage Committee chairman will lead a party of two hundred to the Twenty-ninth Annual Supreme Lodge Convention in Portland Oregon. The journey covers about 10000 miles with stops from Baltimore to Seattle and Skagway Alaska. About 40000 will be paid out to attendees. Broening is named as a political target for supreme office. The trip includes stops at Banff Lake Louise Hotel Seattle and Glacier Park with return to Baltimore August 29.
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Frederick
Reno
Harp
Baltimore
William F. Browning
Baltimore City
J. Edward Richardson
Portland
Oregon
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Broening
Skagway
Alaska
Klondike
Richardson
San Francisco
San Domingo
Harpa
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Banff
Lake Louise
Vancouver
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Victoria
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Great Northern Railroad
Columbia River
White Pass
Yukon
Juneau
Ketchikan
Alert Bay
Great Northern Railway
Glacier Park
Park
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Oriental Limited
St. Paul
Maryland
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Sitka
World’s Music and a Missing Clark Richards
The poem by Gabriel Setoun frames a cheerful world where songs rise with dawn and rivers sing. Clark Richards of Clarksburg disappeared last Thursday after leaving work for Dr. Gardner. He attempted to cash a Dr. Gardner payroll check Friday at local shops but failed. it was ultimately cashed in Gaithersburg by Carson Ward & Bro. Richards had served in Company A and was honorably discharged.
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Clark Richards
Clarksburg
John Gardner
Gardner
Levi Price
W. E Lewis & Son
Gaithernborg
Carson Ward & Bro
Company A
Frank
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Brick and Supply Company
More Picnic Dates for Summer Event Calendar
A long list of summer picnics is published with dates and locations including Mountain Methodist Episcopal school at Comus Montgomery county August 5 Locust Valley School in Quaylor's woods and August 12 Littletown church of God in Nicodemus woods. Also noted are August 3 Emancipation Picnic at Agricultural Park with a large children’s program and August 3 parade and events.
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Mountain Methodist Episcopal School
Comus
Montgomery County
Locust Valley School
Quaylor’s Woods
Boonsboro
Maryland Society of Ohio
New Castle
Ohio
Maryland
Woodly Park
Hagerstown
Mt. Bethel Methodist Ppiacopal
Foxville
Mt. Lena
Welly's Grove
Littletown Church of God
Nicodemus Woods
Maryland State Grange
Taneytown
Union
Wolfaville
Pleasant Walk
St. John’s Lutherans School
Myeraville
Bittle's Woods
Agricultural Park
C.D. Hughes
Libertytown
L. J. Valentine
J. W. Towns
J. R. Bryant
William A. English
A. Lewis
John Ireland Howe Born Inventor of Ping Machine
John Ireland Howe, credited with inventing the machine for making ping, was born.
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John Ireland Howe
Ping
Runkies Mullinix equity case creditors notice
In Frederick County Maryland Circuit Court in Equity James LB Runkies plaintiff vs David K Mullinix defendant creditors of the firm James B Runkies and Davi H Mullinix trading as Runkles and Multi MIN must file their claims proven with the Clerk by July 29 1916 Milton G Urner Jr Reno Sharp
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Frederick County
Jeannette C. Claggett
Prochein Ami
Samuel Claggett
Thomas John Claggett
Bladen Dulaney Claggett
Hiaden
Dulaney Claggett
Jacob Rohrbach
Haugh
Eli G. Haugh
James LB. Runkies
David K. Mullinix
James B. Runkies
Davi H. Mullinix
Runkles & Multi- Min
Maryland
Milton G.urner, JR
Reno Sharp
Exhibition by boxers and local incidents in Frederick 1896
Jove Tansey and Yvof Laflin boxed in Junior Hall while a Linganore Hills Farm horse bolted near the post office. The Monocacy River bank showed erosion along its course. A move to rename Ladillasville to Horse Shoe stirred town excitement.
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Jove Tansey
South
Yvof Laflin
New York
Junior Hall
W. Hass Broan
Linganore Hills Farm
Hermr
Ladillasville
New Wheat Price Sways Frederick County Farmers
Farmers in Frederick County show strong interest in the new wheat price of 1.11 per bushel, nearly matching old wheat at 1.12. Corn rises to 4.00 per barrel, while leather goods from wana hides in a British Columbia factory catch attention.
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Frederick County
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