Nurses' Home Ceremony Marks City Hospital Building
The article recounts the morning events at City Hospital for the Nurses' Home dedication. Rev. Kieffer led prayers, Maynard spoke, and a Masonic cornerstone ceremony featured Lynsh and Columbia Lodges. Jacob Rohrback delivered the address as plans, architecture, and construction details are noted, including foundations completed on November 12 and future additions.
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Pital
Erget
Lynsh
Columbla Lodges
Jacob Rohrback
Dona
Hetge Cariith 'Gom
Gift of generous friends builds hospital without aid
Frederick City Hospital grew slowly into a sizable facility funded by local women led by Miss Eroma Smith who donated land and helped raise 7500 dollars. Contributions funded wings, a cost of about 14 000, an operating room at 2900, X ray equipment around 420, and a heating plant with January costs totaling 1600. A board meeting on September 16, 1972 announced further gifts from Mrs Geor Sansona Stemnoie.
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City
Frederick City Hospital
Eroma Smith
Tate
Franklin Buchanan Smith
A. McCardell
Ida Mark
Lawr
Margaret ES
Spears
Butt
Gornér State
Board of Man
Seyber
Ella Hanks
Georsansa ‘Stemnoie
Bos
Frederick City Hospital Officials and History Item
The piece reviews the Frederick City Hospital’s roots, noting early donors and staff, later wing additions funded by Mrs. Margaret Hood, and a state aid increase from 5000 to 7000 dollars annually. It lists officers and board members including Miss Emma J. Smith, Mrs. Adrian C. McCardell, and Mrs. Ida M. Markey among others.
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Dogital Dent
Cyrus Thomas
Haushew Markey
A.-C. McCar Gell
J. A. .Williamson
Franklin B. Smith
Jacob B. Tyson
Belle. Matthews
BE. Y. Goldsborough
Ignatius Goode
Anne
Mantz
Louisa Sappington
James McSherry
Hammond ‘Urner
William Nicodemus
Aaron Rosenstock
Albert. Dunitlien
Margaret E
Hood
James Mifflin Hood
Frederick City Hospital
Hospital Guild Officers and Medical Staff Named
The hospital management is aided by a guild with officers including President Mrs Clement Smith Vice Presidents Mrs William Fout and Mrs W O Glaze Treasurer Mrs Everest Harding Secretary Miss Nan Wilson Bed 3 Manager Mrs Oliver P Benjy Board Mesdames James Cramer Charles Richard Storm and Bawin. Attending staff lists numerous doctors led by Chief of Staff Dr S S Mayra secretary Dr W M ToT and others. Superintendent Miss Mary Lies Nies Assistant Superintendent Miss L Morene Kreider Superintendent of Nurses Miss Anne Waltman and Housekeeper Mrs Ruth Rings serve the home.
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Yeakle
Adria C. "McCardell
Yacoy Roberback
Grifis
Lucy
Marki
Rgton
Mra
Henry Gorge
Clttinger
Geor- Catherine
Tad Gianna
Hariri R "Wallet
Wmory
Goblentz
St. Albert Ta
Pearre
Tames
Bo Walker
Charles Wertheimar
Noah
Cramer
Harry ‘Haller
John D. Hendrickson
Po Abraham
Rosenour
Nas
Haywards
A “Brown
Sallie
Conrad
Bertha‘ Trail
Bettie
Doll
Louise
Steiner
Martha
McCleery
Rebecca
Claggett
M. Rose
Birely
Elizabeth
Tyler
Jairly
Clement Smith
William Fout
W.O. “Glaze
Everest. Harding
Nan Wilson
Misa Hannah
Mesdames
James
William Cramér
Charles
Richard Storm
Bawin
Meimbbers
Attening Sun
Mayra
W. M. Tot
BR. Miller
Gor Goodell
Benjamin Perry
WL. HR. Hopkins
Prank OH. “Hedges
L. A Burke
Bernard “Thomas
Jamies Goodman
J. D
Nicodemus
Co. Kefauver
T. Tianen
Charles 5
Drum
Stone
Reis
C. Conley
HL Seiss
J. C. Vendrix
Mary L. Nies
L. Wlorené¢e Kreider
Anne M. Waltman
Anna
Ruth Rings
Insecticide War On Fake Bug Killers Under U S Purview
The Department of Agriculture intensifies a crackdown on adulterated misbranded and ineffective insecticides. Courts issue judgments against violators while officials push for better manufacturing and sale practices. The campaign targets sellers of moth destroyers and other dubious preparations.
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Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Department
Hay Sweat Fires Threaten Barns, Says State Fire Marshal
State Fire Marshal G. J. Myers warns that sweating hay in mow causes spontaneous heating leading to barn fires. He notes heat buildup from living grass cells, fungi, fermentation, and sun on roofs can reach ignition temperatures, with dry barns at high risk and lightning as a common trigger.
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Myers
Freda
Senda
I “Journal
Columby
Japan
Electricity as Food Says French Scientist
A French scientist, Bergonie, argues electricity can act as a food substitute. He describes a method called thermy where currents pass through the body, delivering energy equal to about one third of a day’s food value. In trials, a malnourished patient gained weight and strength rapidly, suggesting broader use for nutrition-related ailments.
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Begonie
Ordeaux “University
Niger
Bergonie
Funeral of James A Esworthy Held at Mt Carmel
The funeral for James A. Esworthy was held at 11 30 this morning at Mt Carmel Methodist Church with Rev F Ruly of New Market officiating. Interment followed in the adjacent graveyard. Pallbearers were William Smith L C Burke Frank Mohler Dan Tker Randolph Hamilton and A M Kemp. C C Carty served as funeral director.
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James A. Esworthy
Mt Carmel Methodist Church
William Smith
L. C. Burke
Frank Mohler
Dan] Tker
Randolph Hamilton
A. M. Kemp
Rev. & F. Ruly
New Market
C. C. Carty
Health Campaign Plans Completed for Maryland City
A health campaign is outlined by Health Officer McCurdy to be staged in the city the week of August 12 as part of a broader Health Exhibit by the Maryland faculties. The program moves from the state capital to Hagerstown, then Frederick, with sessions on August 11, 13 between 2 and 6 pm and an August 14 meeting at 7 30 pm led by Mr S Lewis Motter President Frederick Board of Trade.
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Maryland
DB Health
E of
S. Lewis Motter
Frederick Board of Trade
Fragmented plea for sheriff nomination in Pemocratic party
Fragmented OCR text shows a candidate courting Pemocratic voters for sheriff in Frederick County. The message promises to win the coming primary and cure domination, but is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
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Sherwrederick County
Fuask
Political notices announce candidacies for county offices
Fragmented notices show Abram Bickelberger announcing for county treasurer of Frederick County and Edurick Cramer announcing for sheriff. The text references the Democratic primary of 1914 and solicits Democratic voter support, noting terms of office and succession plans amid unclear formatting and garbled words.
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Yhereby
Otice
Abram
Bickelberger
Dew
Onal
Sipeaien
Edurick
Cramer
Fred
Simuel Marish&wt
Frederick
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Maude
Emma J. Smith
Adrian C. McCardel
Ida M. Markey
Kate Ramsburg
Marshall Etchison
Emma R. Gittinger
Treasuer
Charles A. Baugh
TAR
George Heinlein
Francis Hi. Markell
H.C. Henshaw
John L. Johnson
Schaefer Hareet
Charles W. Ross
David Cramer
Effie Eichelberger
Ea W. Houck
Lilie M. Keller
Elia Shriver
Mary
Dvail
AL AL Annan
Medo Ta Mantz
M. Janet Williams
CL EB. Cline
Albert Haaichen
S. G. Waring
Thomas HW. Haller
EL ¥ Goldsborough
Charles Winebrewer
Melville EF. Doll
Cyrus F. Flook
Chied Dedse Hammond Urner
Welty Fahrney
Henry Williams
George Rodeck
David Lowenstein
Aquilla R
Georgianna Simmons
Derick City Hospital
Howard
Deliesiessen
Judge
Marshal’ Myers
Robbi
Raby
Robby
Philadelphia Ledger
London
Washington Star
Campiaga
McCurdy
Transactia General Banking and Trust Company
Fredrick County
Wolfe
Tuscarora
Frederick County
Robert L. Cramer
Decsa
Calvin L. Putman
Lewistown
Jansin Féni
Sherry
John D. Conard
Frederick District
H. 8. Landis
S. Landis
N. Market ST
S.J. Fort
Committee On Public Instruction
Beltimore
Lewis W. Wraley
Larreatin
Dre. J. NcCardy
Figer al Riredérick
Sherif
Smy
Y. Missioner
Frederick E
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