Visionary Leaders for Frederick Chamber Directors
The piece urges selecting men of vision for Frederick’s Chamber of Commerce. It stresses willing service and sacrifice, teamwork, impartiality, courage of conviction, and faith in Frederick. Leadership must avoid self interest, value public good, and embody loyalty to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Kipling
Frederik
Lincoln
Athens
W. Phillip Shatts
Life at the Summer Resorts
A fragmented life at summer resorts drawn by high hotel prices and the lure of idle wealth. The piece notes crowds, idle leisure, and the allure of city life amid a season of constant travel and novelty.
Frederick Folks Editorial QandA and Local Incident
Frederick readers contribute an interview with Jacob Huffer Gorman about residence, sport, and city needs, alongside reflections on travel and rural rest. The piece notes Halter Hook and Ashby Connor Jr from Hagerstown in a separate item, recounting a ride with Victor Stewart of Detroit and a coat theft linked to the Tray Laundry Co. belongings valued at forty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Huffer Gorm
Jack
Frederick
Noan Saunty
Carroll B. Hook
Ashby P. Connor, Jr
Hagerstown
Washington
Victor Stewart
Detroit
Ridgeville
Stewart
Hook
Connor
Stowert
Bt Stowert
You Orday
Tom McNua_mata
Kaw Stewert
No- Nee
Jusee Hitner
Auto Hits Telephone Pole Injuring One Man in Lewistown
A morning crash near Death Curve in Lewistown left Theodore Schildt of Gettysburg badly injured with a lacerated knee and other cuts. J B Zimmerman, driver, and several passengers including Mrs Zimmerman and the Zimmermans’ daughters were slightly hurt. the car rebounded after striking a telephone pole and remained upright. The party consisted of three cars with multiple couples from Littlestown Union Bridge and nearby areas traveling together. the wreck occurred about 7:46 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Theodore Schildt
Gettysburg
Dorulsea
Hosp Ul
J. B. Zimmerman
Virginia
Karl
Harry Horner
Union Bridge
Zimmermang
Aimmerman
Theo Nute
Schlidt
Zhnimerman
16. D. Neighbors
British Captain Pays Chauffeur's Fine After Speeding Trial
A British captain named Hordern, wounded in the war with cork limbs, paid the fine for his chauffeur Davis who was speeding at 63 to 64 mph while transporting the captain from Pittsburgh to Washington. Davis faced 60 mph or more speeding penalties with a $100 minimum fine.
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Captain Hordern
J. I. Daevis
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Washineton
Davis
Braddock Heights
Atom Roy TE. Nusz
Bite
Mcense Exuminations
Nikirk
Spicer
Reople
Careta
Pittsburgh de Janeiro
Washington
Hordern
McMurray canning factory to double tin can output weekly
The tin shop at the McMurray canning factory will produce 400000 cans per week for upcoming corn canning. Two new buildings are nearing completion at Monocacy Valley Canning Company with new machinery installation underway. Events include barn fires at farms of David Arnold near Burkittsville and John Stoner near Emmitsburg, plus street repairs demanded on Carroll street South of Mountain City Mill. Civil War veteran Samuel Crouse of Johnsville granted a pension. A blasting accident at Ezra Houck's farm near Worman's Mill injures two men, and plans are revealed for a new Baltimore and Ohio route from Moubs to Washington Junction.
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David Arnold
Burkittsville
John Stoner
Stony Bratch
Emmitsburg
Carroll Street
Mountain City
Chilton
Accident Near Thurmont Injures Rider on Motorcycle
A PeeaHar accident occurred on the state road between Frederick and Thurmont Sunday afternoon involving G George Curfmann and Jacob Keller from Williamsport. Curfmann suffered a severe collarbone fracture and abrasions when the motorcycle with side car was struck by an automobile and Upset on a concrete culvert. Keller escaped largely unscathed. They were assisted by the car's driver and later seen by Dr. Reese in Williamsport.
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Thurmont
Frederick
Keller
Wil- Nameport
Dr. Reese
Come to Frederick County’s rich agricultural heart
Frederick stands as the county seat of a prosperous farming region. The message invites visitors to explore its fertile farmlands and bustling local economy, highlighting the area’s productive crops and strong community spirit.
Auto Thieves Arrested in Hancock After Baltimore Sleuths’ Tip
Three suspects, two men and a woman, were arrested at Hancock at pistol point after Baltimore detectives linked them to a band of auto thefts in Baltimore and Western Maryland. A Ward automobile stolen from Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown was recovered. the trio, said to be Frostburg residents, were brought to justice by Hancock officers.
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Fifren
Hancouk
Hagerstown
Justice Bitner
Hancock Cofficers
Baltimore
Maryland
Battimtore
Richard Duffy
Washington County
Baye
Arthur Dyke
Arthur Douglass
Ethel Douglass
Douglass
Erroll Ward
Maryland Theatre
Frostburg
Saggerstown
Shank
Manning
Parr
Ward
Nancock
Waril
Sheri
Parnhart
Hancock
Ouija Board Threat Raises Psychiatric Alarm in Trenton
Dr Marcus Curry chief executive officer and hospital director reports the ouija board seance practice as dangerous, predicting it could induce disorder and attract new patients at the hospital near Morets Phun cautioning against its use among listeners with suggestible or heightened neurotic traits.
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Trenton
Geeard
Jagton
G. Lewis
Fisth Tatons
Akencles
Marcus Curry
the Hospital For
Morets Phun
Curry
Serlois
Dr Curry
Bull Ends Bull's Dash in Regie Narrow Escape
Exploding tale from Nouristown recounts a runaway bull charging through a street as workers try to corral it. Dr Nelan, a practicing physician and marksman, fired twice. the second shot in the head killed the beast ten feet from the shooter, ending the chase and sparing bystanders.
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Dorristown
Regie
Nouristown
Merchants Meat Company
Pha
Nelan
2000 Movie Workers Strike in New York Area
More than 2000 moving prerate workers in New York and nearby studios and laboratories walked out seeking higher wages shorter hours and union recognition. The strike threatens production of a range of films and related projects amid labor tensions in the industry.
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New York
I Studios and Laboratories
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
Grandmother Nicodemus Collapses During Trial in Washington Suit
Mrs. America E. B. Nicodemus breaks down on the witness stand after a long day of testimony in the Nicodemus case. Her grandson Harmon Nicodemus faces questions about funds, residence changes, and a proposed deed transferring property. The defense witness described her devotion and plans to join Harmon in Washington, while physicians recommended rest and temporary asylum care.
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America
B. Nicodemus
W. Harmon Nicodemus
Washington
Fred Jerick
America EL E. Nicodemus
Harmon
America E. B. Nicodemus
C. F. Goodell
America Nicodemus
A. Louige Nicodemua
Amerten EB. Nicodemus
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District of
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Federal Hospital
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EB. B. Nicodemus
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Tale
Death of Mrs. Annie K. Young at Frederick City Hospital
Mrs Annie K Young wife of Charles L Young aged 60 died this morning at Frederick City Hospital after ill health. Longtime Frederick residents now in Washington DC survived by husband two sons Charles F and Harold S Young and daughter Mrs J R Littlefield Cumberland. Funeral Saturday at 2 from sister Mrs Wertheimer 313 West Fifth Street with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. CG B Cline funeral director.
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Dee . Tee
Charles L. Young
Annie K. Young
Frederick City Hospital
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Advertises Elimination of Taste
Spencer Kellogg & Sons offers a tasteless castor oil claiming the same strength and purity as standard oil. The ad touts a process that removes only the nauseating taste and urges purchase in three labeled bottle sizes from druggists.
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Spencer *” Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Spencer Kellogg & Sona, Inc
Fey
Bobi
Fragmentary note on family relations and court testimony
A fragmentary court transcript mentions a mother speaking of her son's marriage and her claims about not playing at a house. It references Mrs Louise Nicodemus and Mrs Alma Nemfighanyy along with mentions of grandson Har Ange Podelphy. Testimony continues when the court adjourned for the evening.
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Louise Nicodemus
Louise
Arias Aolacey
Deden
Har- Ange Podelphy
Arate
Purely Personal Notices of Local Residents End Vacation Visits
A string of brief social items notes Miss Bessie James returning from Cumberland, Miss Rosalie Diffendall home from Taneytown, and Miss Ella Hafer with Miss Cora Grove back from Newark Ohio and Dayton. Also, Mr and Mrs M T Lewis of Brooklyn NY visiting their daughter. Mrs T Stuart Waller near Frederick leaving for home. Dr Collier and wife Mrs W H Brown and Ilsie of Baltimore visit East Third street. Mrs Frank Goodman and daughters visit Mr and Mrs Daniel Boone. Mr and Mrs Raymond Coherent and daughter Elizabeth of New York City return from visiting Mrs FL C Shepherd on West Third street. Entertain For Son, George J Ross and wife host a dance at 105 West Second Street for son George J Jr’s 14th birthday with about 60 guests and refreshments after midnight.
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Bessie James
North Market Street
Cumberland
T. Stuart Waller
Frederick
Dr. Collier
W. H. Brown
Ilsie
Ballymore
C. H. Weidenhoft
East Third Street
Frank Goodman
Hilda
Catherine
Daniel Boone
Raymond Coherent
Elizabeth
New York City
FL C. Shepherd
West Third Street
George J. Ross
West Second Street
George J. Jr
Rare Plants In Demand In Louisiana 1803 Discovery
A scientific note recalls Drum-T Hond discovering a lone mint plant in St. Tan parkh Louisiana now cher ished at Amott arboretum New Harvard asks New Orleans to search for the aire Louisianan OWED and the New Orleans Garden society offers 85 for the findings The text also mentions Pausinns searches for a new ash variety near New Orleans a century ago and not seen since The piece adds data on United States forests about one fourth of land for sale public forests ownership and past and present timber growth versus cutting rate
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Drum- T Hond
St. Tanparkh
Louisiana
Amott Arboretum
New Harvard
New Orleans
New Oreans Garden Society
Ats
Tan Yard
Aince
United States
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