Ayresboro Milk Ordinance Debate Prompts Health Motive
In Frederick a proposed milk and meat safety ordinance attracts support from local health officials and opposition from milk dealers concerned about restraints. Waynesboro Pa has already begun similar measures to improve meat and milk supply, citing child mortality linked to improper feeding and unsanitary handling. Dr Joseph Enniss authored Waynesboro's plan, aiming to inspect, license, and prohibit sale of impure products.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
Waynes- Dovp
Pennsylvania
Joseph Enniss
Enniss
Washington
Mountain View Social Notes From Frederick Residents
Mrs Mullikin of Frederick visits Wiles family and returns. Mrs Ainsworth also returns after staying with Summer family. Miss Tempie Renn returns after visiting Miss Bertha King. Miss Ha Whipp of Church Hill visits sister Mrs Raymond Corum. Miss Hallie Redmond visiting Burkittevill e relatives after time with J W man. Bertha King Viols Hargett and Mrs John Kingz host at Corum home. Clarence Stimmer of Ruckers spends day with Wm H Stimmer family. Mrs John C Lambert and Grace visit Buscard on Sunday. Mrs Simeon Hargett visits daughter near Buckerstown.
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Ha Whipp
Church Hill
Raymond Corum
Hallie Redmond
J. W.man
Burkitteville
Bertha King
Hargett
John Kingz
Clarence Stimmer
Ruckers
Rebecca Wallis
West Thire Street
Ocean Grove
N. J
W. G. Greenawalt
Ernees
KE. Pottingall
Washington
B. Trail
Theresa Trail
Court Square
Atlantic City
Carrie R. Beck
Baltimore
Claude R. McCiery
Lucile Remsberg
Buckeystown
Maarle Renn
Frederick
Thace Howard
New York
North Market Street
Elaine Shorey
West Church Street
William S. Brust
Morgantown
W. Va
James E. Doll
Pennsylvania
J. Travers Thomas
Lorraine
Caroline
Rockwell Terrace
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Dixon
Sara
Hornwood
Baltimore County
M Blumberg
Bessie
Dorothy
Philadelphia
B. Marcus
Roscoe A. Harp
Mildred Drinkhill
Pittsburgh
George Bell
Hagerstown
Markwood D. Harp
James H. Harris
James
Elizabeth
St. Paul
Minn
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
P H.C. Birely
East Second Street
Boston
Massachusetts
David C. Winebrewer
Winebrewer
Ty St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Elmer Kiracefe
William
Knock
Market Street
Lois Morer
Picacant
Nona Helfenstein
Ellicott City
E T Welfenstein
Ritter. Point
Maine
Change the Vibration Break Fast With Grape Nuts Claim
An old health advertisement touts a diet shift from meat to fruit and Grape Nuts with cream to improve digestion. It argues meat eaters reach a point where digestion slows and proposes Grape-Nuts minerals and nutrients as a quick, valuable aid for rebuilding iron and nerves.
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Walibifle
Purely Personal Miss Anna Kefauver Returns from Vacation
A long list of residents and visitors are noted across Frederick including Miss Anna Kefauver returning to North Market street from vacation, and numerous assertions of trips to Atlantic City Ocean Grove Baltimore Washington City and Gettysburg with family visits and motor travels mentioned for many local names and addresses.
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Anna Kefauver
North Market Street
Mesers
Kara D. Hoffman
Joh Conkerly
Atlantic City
Miss Lillian Beameardner Visits New Windsor Weekend
Mrs Karmen of Hagerstown visits brother Robert Valentine Sr, wife and son. Vanald wisiter at Katherine Six aml fami in Mano an. Mrs WOR Ritter and daughters Bobwee and Ove spent Saturday in Gethrebrre Pa. Miss Lillian K Beameardner weekend at Tr. Lambert's in New Windsor.
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Karmen
Hagerstown
Robert Valentine
Vanald Wisiter
Katherine Six
Farmers Awake to Electricity Uses in Frederick County
Frederick county farmers watch electric current trials from Hagerstown and Frederick Railways as Lake View resident Charles J. Remsburg equips his farm for electric power. His house and barn will be wired and lit once the Lewistown substation supplies the line. Milking by electricity and powered mills, cutters, and pumps are planned, with about 25 cows, a movable 7% horsepower motor, and a mill for grinding feeds. Nearby Isanogle Quarry and D F Snook at Lewistown will also adopt electric motive power for crushing stone, pumping water, and grinding, using about 25 to 30 horsepower.
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Lake View
Isanogle
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Frederick Railways Company
Charles ‘J. Remsburg
Renneburg
Lie
Lewistown
A. M. Isanogle
Catoctin
D. F. Snook
H. and F
U S libraries exceed eighteen thousand with seventy-five million volumes
U S Bureau of Education data shows over 18,000 libraries in the United States holding more than 75 million volumes, a gain of 20 million since 1908. Public and society libraries total more than 50 million volumes with about seven million borrowers’ cards in force, and New York leads with 7.6 million volumes across 214 libraries.
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United States
United States Bureau of Education
Public and
Public and Society
North Atlantic States
New York State
Nike Chusetts
Pennsylvania
Nico
North Atlantic
North Cerirg
Parcel Post Exhibits Urged By Postmaster General Barkeen
Postmaster General Barkeen urges Parcel Post exhibits at national fairs and civic expositions across the United States this summer to showcase the government's usefulness. The call emphasizes public engagement and education about mail services and efficiency.
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Barkeen
United States
Wheat Markets Reach High Mark Amid Volatile Trading
Wheat prices surged to a high level as market activity remained erratic. The report notes gains near 107 pence per bushel with continued strength at 400 in the exchange, signaling sustained demand and price resilience.
Seventh Day Adventists Move to Organize Asiatic Division
Church members in the city report efforts to form a global Asiatic Division Conference linking Asia and the Pacific with North America and Europe. The plan seeks substantial fundraising and increased missionary staff and a yearly expansion of appropriations by about $200,000, aiming to push Adventist outreach deeper into Shanghai Manila and other eastern regions.
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Shifnes
North America
Europe
General Conference
Washington, D. C
Shanghai
Cling Askid
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
China
Mongolia
India
Philippines
Malay Peninsula
Siam
Australia
The
East Indies
Orient
Two Eclipses of the Sun in 1915 Mark Year
The year 1915 features the minimum two solar eclipses. An annular eclipse occurred February 13 over New Guinea and western Australia with a sun ring visible. The second eclipse on August 10 lies largely in the Pacific, also annular, offering no special scientific phenomena.
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New Guinea
Western Australia
Pacific Ocean
Mass Moved to Convent Chapel This Week
Mass in St John s Church will not be held Tuesday or Wednesday mornings. Instead masses will be held at 7 o clock in the Convent chapel on those mornings.
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Convent Chapel
St. John's Church
Old English Pairs and Medieval Church Feasts
Old English note describes fairs and feasts held at churchyards to honor the church's dedication. It references the ripe Edward and a 14th year of his reign, with a quoted extract about prohibitions on certain observances.
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Speloan
Hemetar
Olives Ards
Juhu Ter
Esane
Edwarde
Loren
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