National Colors Stirred Colonists in Revolutionary War
The article recalls the Continental Congress adopting national colors during a bleak period of the Revolution. It notes shortages of money, factional divisions, and wavering sentiment, then highlights Burgoyne’s defeat at Bennington and the later surrender of his forces as outcomes tied to rising patriotism and the Mag’s symbolic influence inspiring Frederick’s youth to value sacrifice and heroism.
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Igsk
Burgoyne
Bennington
Altue
Wood Pulp Situation and Canada’s Supply Role
Canadian papers argue the United States exhausted pulp resources and now faces high prices. Canada could supply sufficient pulp at fair rates, avoiding delay from developing own distant forests.
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United States
Canada
Resume Heights Song Services On June 30
Braddock Heights will resume Sunday evening song services on June 20 and run through the season with an engaging program. The event, started by Adolphus Fearhake, grew from a home gathering to a large auditorium audience, featuring gospel hymns, brief addresses by noted speakers, and a following band concert.
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Braddock Heights
Widardi
Adolphus Fearhake
Fearbake
Fearhake
Melvin A. E. Biser
T‘ Ukkah
Jaaz
Clearing House Picnic at Worthington Springs
The Frederick Clearing House picnic will be held at Worthington Springs near Frederick Junction this afternoon at 4 40 o'clock. All men connected with the clearing house and banking staff in the city are invited. about 50 expected. The semi annual event was halted during the war and resumes this year. Committee members are W Bartgis Storm Edward D Barine Jr and Miss Marie Hauver. Also noting discussion on school health and improving health conditions in schools, addressed by health officers at yesterday's convention closing session in Baltimore.
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Frederick Clearing House
Worthington’s
Springs
Frederick
W. Bartgis Storm
Edward D.iBarine, Jr
Mise Marie Hauver
Frederick Folks Fadltor's Questionaire
A Fredrick editorial notes a ten question questionnaire posed to notable locals. Answers reveal preferences in hunting work and ambitions, with repeated praise for Frederick as a hub of a rich agricultural region and a need for better street repairs to handle growing traffic. Tomorrow features Samuel A. Lewis.
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Fadltor
Frederick
Chas
A. Collins
Frederickt
Alyeary
Hymeneas and Marriages Pass In City Churches
A string of wedding notices fills the page. Misa Marrietta E Bentz and Glenn C Withide wed at the Evangelical Reform ed parsonage with guests Eleanor Martz and Lawrence Bentz. Margaret Barthlow and Quinton Crum marry at All Saints Church with attendants. Gusta Baker and Harry Leatherman wed near Key Mar. John G Miller and Goldie V Wiles unite at the U B parsonage with relatives. Licenses issued in Hagerstown for Luther Alesander and Lawn Flage. A reception honors Rev Dr U S G Rupp’s tenth anniversary at the Evangelical Lutheran chapel.
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Auantle City
Philadelphia
Grum—Barthlow
All Saints’ Church
Margaret Barthlow
Millard Barthlow
Qinton Crum
Lewis Crum
Elmer Burke
Gertrude Barthtow
Glenroya Crum
Milas Margaret Baer
King Wastter
Della Gilbert
Coug
Jase Hoof
Leatherman—Baker
Misa Gusta Baker
Good -Infant
Harry Leatherman
Key Mar
R. S. Patterson
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Mra. Leatherman
Atlantic City
New York
Pohus
Rupp
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S. G. Rupp
Board awards Frederick schools book contract to Dulaney Co
The Board of County School Commissioners awarded W. J. C. Dulaney and Company the contract to supply books for Frederick County public schools starting July 1 1900. A separate report notes structural deterioration at Girls High School with rotted joists soft bricks and walls near collapse. Ex Sheriff Luther C Derr is named as superintendent of the Maryland House of Correction. Col John R Rouxer of Thurmont named Deputy Register of Wills in DC. Calvin Summers of Harmony injured in bicycle fall near Myerstown.
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Board of ‘County ‘School Commissioners
W. J . C. Dulaney and Company
Fredérick County
Luther C. Derr
Frederick County
Maryland House of Correction
Board of Managers
John Walter Smith
Circuit Court
Frederick
County
Maryland
Urbana
Bennett Creek State +Co
John M. Thomas
Eigether
Circuit Court For
Frederi
Frederick Daily News
Glenn TL. Worthington
treHeabdeth Ho Zimmerman
Albert W. Burkhart
Sarah P. Young
Daniel J. Young
Tal Tel
Hales
Albert
Brown
Daniel
Oye Young
Unis
Jo Haton
Eli G. Haugh
Albert & Brown
Plan for Memorial Park in Frederick City Advocates
Local residents and leaders push for a $60,000 city park bond to honor Frederick’s war veterans. Advocates Cline, Rameburg, Knott, Bourne urge a Memorial Circle and fountain in meadow lands beyond the Armory, funded by a public subscription and taxes.
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Frederick
Capper E. Cline
Elias B. Ramebtry
A. G. Bourne
Mx. Cline
Frederick City
Tts
Maryland Seeks Federal Road Funds Reciprocity With D C
A Maryland measure argues that the state loses federal highway funds by not recognizing District of Columbia license plates and road use. Representative Griffin of New York introduced the bill, noting Maryland has benefited from about 2.39 million dollars in federal road appropriations, while reciprocal traffic access remains denied.
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Maryland
Columbia
Anthony J. Griffin
New York
District of Columbia
Griffin
Backyard Circus Pageant Cleared $27 by Local Children
A Salvation Army fundraiser staged in a backyard featured a pageant The Coming of June and a circus with roles for George Washington Columbia and fairy queen figures. Children performed dances poems and a mock boxing match while selling treats to raise twenty seven dollars for the cause.
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Salvation Army
Thas Back
George
R. Dennis
Catherine Kieffer
Elizabeth Tyson
Madeline ‘Harp
Barbara Dennis
Virginia Williamson
Anne Grahame Dennis
May Marshall Etchison
Helen Page Etchison
May
John Francis Smith
George Washington
Anne Grahame Williamson
Columbia
Allene Williamson, Jr
James Etchison
James Whitcomb Riley
Nelson Lansdale
Corbett
Sullivan
Ag Corbett
Earl Briggs
Dudley Page
Virginia Willamson
Helen Page Williamson
Barbara Brooke Dennis
Mouse
Spangler Kleffer
Bernhard Williamson
Catherine Kleffer
Madeling Harp
No Woman Knows How I Suffered Creco Relief
Mrs Henry Schad reports severe suffering from back and kidney pains headaches and constipation. After using Creco recommended by a friend the pains eased appetite returned and sleep improved. She endorses Creco as more effective than previous medicines and credits Pearce's Modern Pharmacy Frederick for availability.
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Henry Schad
Hitler Street
Cumberland
Frederick
Pearce
Hospital report shows 137 patients treated in May
Frederick City Hospital records for May show 137 patients treated, 89 admitted, 94 discharged, 40 remaining. Paid patients numbered 62, part paid 50, free 25, with 5 births and 4 deaths. Donors request food containers for upcoming fall donations.
Baltimore Trial Shift for Detrich and McKetrick In Custody
John Detrich and Patrick McKetrick, both about 20, were moved to Baltimore by Deputy Sheriff Morgan Runkles and placed in the Juvenile Court after weeks in jail on car theft charges involving George Lakin near Jefferson. McKetrick remains jailed. Simms was released after hearings before Justices Augna and Worthington. Detrich previously faced St. Marys Industrial School in Baltimore.
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John Detrich
Patrick McKetrick
George Lakin
Jefferson
Baltimore
Morgan Runkles
Jugenie Court
McKetrick
Detrick
John Simms
Hagerstown
Justice Augna
The Brookdale Farm Play At Lewistown Public School
A play titled The Brookdale Farm will be presented on the Lewistown public school lawn tomorrow evening under the Gréaigerstown Community Club. The sparkling comedy features amusing franes altuations and bright performances. A festival will follow the show.
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Brookdale Farm
Lewistown
Gréaigerstown
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