Survey Maps Of Emmitsburg Taneytown Quadrangles
United States Geological Survey completes engraving of topographic maps for Emmitsburg and Taneytown areas in cooperation with Maryland and Pennsylvania. Maps claim to be the most complete survey of the region with clear depictions of features and elevations for quick reference. Also an ad touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a summer essential, available from pharmacists.
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Emmitspurg
Taneytown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States Geological Survey
Washington
Commencement Highlights and Local Week in Frederick
The Talk of the Town reports a busy commencement week at the Woman’s College with two notable announcements including Mrs Hood’s $10,000 donation and Professor Apple receiving a Doctor of Pedagogy degree. Other events include Braddock Heights season opening, plays by the Dramatic Club, Academy of Visitation commencements, and a flurry of banquets. The Western Maryland Baseball League games proceed as the local Y M C A team shines, while the Methodist church cornerstone is laid. Scouts camp in the mountains after a long hike, and June weddings prompt commentary on bridegrooms. The canning season begins with corn and teas, and the Board of Trade prepares for Maryland meetings. Rumors about sewer work on South Market Street and brick market talk surface as city nerves remain poised for action.
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Woman's College
Erangelical Reformed Church
Academy of Visitation
Maryland School For the Deaf
Lee Starts His Fight Opens Baltimore Gubernatorial Bureau
Democratic candidate Senator Blair Lee opens a Baltimore publicity bureau to push his direct primary law message. Harry H. Buck, Montgomery County secretary, leads the operation, with Lee planning a Baltimore emphasis to win party support and target district German voters.
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Balta
Baltimore
Blair Lee
Montgomery County
Maryland
Harry H. Buck
Lee
Buck
Senator Lee
Baltimore City
Union Powerhouse topic to be discussed by two railroad committees
Frederick and Hagerstown Railroad Company committees meet in the city Tuesday evening to consider forming a Union Power Company to operate a shared power house for both lines. The News notes Rev. S. M. Hench renewing his subscription and includes a light quip from the Catholic Standard and Times about a dentist’s tooth extraction and a baby’s tooth.
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Frederick Railroad Company
Hagerstown Railroad Company
Union Power Company
Popley
Catholic Standard and Times
Frederick market prices for grains and feed commodities
A compilation of Frederick market quotes shows No 2 red wheat at 88 cents, shelled corn 67 to 72 cents per bushel, rye 70 to 75 cents, oats 45 to 50 cents, barley 65 to 70 cents, winter wheat flour 4.96 to 5.40, spring wheat 5.20 to 5.70, cornmeal 1.50 to 1.60 per 100 pounds, and various feeds priced per ton. Prices for hay and seeds listed with ranges. potatoes quoted at 60 cents per bushel.
Cherry time and homemaking tips for meals and chores
A domestic feature offers cherry recipes and preservation methods for desserts and candy, plus veal loaf preparation, stuffed tomatoes, curtains and dusting advice. It blends kitchen guidance with simple household tricks aimed at easing daily tasks.
Bucklens Arnica Salve Promised Quick Wound Healer
An advertisement notes Buck lens Arnica Salve as a swift treatment for wounds from knives guns cans nails and other sources to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims effectiveness for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands hemorrhoids and piles, priced 28 cents at Pearre's Pharmacy.
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Pearre
Vaccination Plan Aimed At Maryland Militia Enlistents
Maryland militia plans mass typhoid inoculation before next month encampment near the city to prevent camp outbreaks. Gen Warfield cites mixed vaccination results among troops and regular army engineers, noting zero cases among 94 vaccinated versus six among 24 unvaccinated. Dr Morrill of Baltimore explains the injection process and its immunity, with three doses needed and protection possibly lasting three years.
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Warfield
Maryland
Ubis
Maryland Lovitieta
Virginia
Morrill
Warren P. Morrill
Baltimore
Wealth Department
William Royal Stokes
Prof Fogle Selected For Rockville High Principal
Professor Fogle chosen to succeed Professor Whiteford as principal of Rockville High School after Whiteford resigned to start law practice. Large pool of applicants noted.
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Vogle
Brunswick
Roger J. Whiteford
Rockville
Whiteford
Wins Fight For Life After Long Battle With Illness
James H. Mershen of Newark, New Jersey, survived eight months of illness with lung hemorrhages and weakness. He credits three weeks of use of Dr. King's New Discovery with his recovery, noting its relief of coughs, colds, hoarseness, and asthma. Pearce's Pharmacy advertises a free 500? Triad bottle with guarantee.
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James HB. Mershen
Newark
Tohegan
King
Pearce's
Alumnae Re unions at Doll's Cottage Braddock Heights
The Jefferson High School Alumnae held a reunion and banquet at Doll's Cottage with about fifty attendees. Officers elected included President Miss A Mader and Treasurer Miss Margrete Dull, followed by toasts and a homeward return around 10 30 PM.
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Jefferson High School
Doll's Cottage
Braddock Heights
Girls’ High School
Gma
Hotel Braddock
Oelock
Hatel
Misa Peary
A. Mader
Bessie Newman
Telen Hershberger
Misa Mar‘grete
Misa Pearl A. Bader
Ruth Haberkorn
Messie Newman
Mary Ott
Ruth
Mullinix
Blackrock
The
Heights
Hve
Earle Rice
Geo. Slagle
Mira Doty
Prof. Mihoney
Howard Mahoney
Paul Culler
Anna Thrasher
Mary Hemp
Myrtle Shufl
Preas
Mary Slagle
Return From Fishing Trip Near the Potomac River
Col. B. Austin Baughman returned home from a week long fishing trip along the Potomac River with John H. Frazier and Nelson Bowers. He reported catching 40 good sized bags as the party camped along the stream.
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Col
B. Austin Baughman
Potomac River
John H. Frazier
Nelson Bowers
Warm Wave Comes From West With 88 Degree Noon Reading
A Western air current arrives as a warm wave, with Williamson's Drug Store in Trout reporting a noon temperature of 88 degrees. The rapid climb during the morning is noted as the heat trend continues.
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Williamson's
Want Street Opened Through to Telegraph Street
Madison street residents circulate a petition to be presented to the Mayor and Aldermen requesting opening Madison street through to Telegraph street.
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Want Street
Madison Street
Telegraph Street
Market Gossip Teems With Bargains At The City Market
A bustling market scene offers abundant cherries and strawberries, with prices ranging from six to fifteen cents per box and per dozen respectively. Fresh vegetables and fish display steady demand, while meats show varied but steady pricing across cuts. Amid the dry spell, many stalls present fresh, green produce and a lively array of goods at market rates.
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Sthalis
Porter
House
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
A local health update notes Enoch Green of South Market Street is quite sick, Grace Baumgardner and Martha Carlin from North Market Street and City Hospital respectively are ill, Mrs John T White of East Third Street shows improvement.
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Frederick
Enoch Green
South Market Street
Grace Baumgardner
Martha Carlin
North Market Street
City Hospital
John T. White
East Thirdee
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Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
the Talk OF
Lady Betty
Dramatic Club
Plymouth Town
Western Maryland Baseball League
Y. M
Mountainair
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jettysburg
Betty
Board of Trade
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Tadik
sSouth Market
la France
Paramount
Sy H. R.eflautt
Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Tan
Rafe Pasent
F. F. Russell
United States Army
Prof. Fogle
Guy'nor
Herries
Ieee
Sturquoise
Pardee
Meerca Aetacy Standard Oil Company {Incorporated
Pat
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