Publicized News Page Highlights From Frederick Md
The item discusses the Frederick Md news weekly, with notes on subscriptions, postal service, and the value of open press reporting. It includes a column on a Turkish civil service anecdote, the perils of rumor during a smallpox outbreak, and praise for public health transparency from Dr John S Fulton. It contrasts rumor with official, regular updates to prevent exaggerated fears.
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Lospos Tit-Bits
Oprs
Epssha
Grattera
John 8. Fulton
State Board of Health
Cumberland
Gcumberland
Camberland
Aod
Felton
Harmony and weather stir phrases in counties and cities
The Cumberland Independent notes a preference for harmony as June plans face space limits for a bride. The Seltimore American questions month length in plans. The Maryland flood and wind damage cited by the country’s view on cost of living. The Baltimore News reports operators and miners avoiding a renewed clash in the anthracite district through common sense and good will.
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Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness a collage of quips and quotes
A collection of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from various newspapers. Snippets include a cook swept overboard, a savvy buyer in New York, a young lawyer winning his first case, a sparrow’s fate on a menu, and a college joke about a dash without exams. Strong lines from the Philadelphia Press Chicago Record Herald Cincinnati Commercial Tribune and Syracuse Herald appear as bracketed gags.
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Chicago Reacord-Herald
The Voice of the Press and Language in Schools
A Times-Democrat piece argues the South should not appoint Negro officials and urges opening high offices in northern cities instead. It also praises modern languages in education but cautions against compulsory study in early grades for working youths. It stresses balanced schooling with English mastery and health.
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South
New Orleans Times-Democrat
North
Isabora
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Des
Aboo
Fourtesa
Moments With The Muse And A Rural Ballad Fragment
A poetry piece ponders true success as purity of heart and honest work for God. It contrasts wealth and fame with inner virtue, then presents a rustic reminiscence of returning to a carved name in a slipping elm to see if a loved one remains. Includes a dialect reminiscence of rural courtship by J. M. Lewis.
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God
Mary M. Connien
Ram's Barn
Gwinster
J. M. Lewis
Houston Post
County Correspondence From Bloomfield Highlights Local Visits
Mrs F G Stall and family of Howard county visit Mr and Mrs Charles Martz on Saturday. Miss Birdie Claud and sister and Mrs Amy Bett of Montgomery county visit the Martz family. S W Renneburg of Hancockville calls on J P Angleberger. Mr and Mrs David S Craver visit H N Angleberger over weekend. John O Sauerwine loses black mare. fourth horse lost recently. Mrs Franklin N Zimmerman of Prescutt Hill visits sister Mrs C O Zimmerman. Daniel Sunday loses horse to colic. Mrs Wm Stauffer has a fine pen of Belgian leares. Rev Grayson K Stap, brother of Mrs Wm Sponseiler, preaches at Bethel church next Sunday at 10.
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Montgomery County
John O. Sauerwine
Thies
Franklin N. Zimmerman
Prescant Hill
Mee
C. O. Zimmerman
Daniel Sunday
Colic
Wm. Stauffer
Grayson K. Stap
Wm. Sponseiler
Bethel Church
Law's Grip: Man Ordered to Leave Middletown
John Franklin Brown was arrested by Sheriff Lease in Middletown on disturbing the peace charges. He claimed Providence, Rhode Island, as his origin and had frightened women and children in the neighborhood. Before Justice Eckstein he was released on the condition to leave the city at once and was escorted to the town outskirts, stating he would go to Pennsylvania.
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John Franklin Brown
Lease
Middletown
Brown
Providence
R.I
Justice Eckstein
Pennsylvania
The Work of Death. Joan K Jones Dies at 14
John R Jones a well known Namoeville resident died at home at 6 o clock from heart disease aged 14 years 10 months He is survived by a widow and two children Anderson Jones of New York City and Mrs Maggies Hood of Brunswick The funeral will be Sunday at 10 at the M B church Nameville with interment at Mt Oliver cemetery Also market quotations from Eastern Milling Export Company list corn oats hay and wheat prices per barrel and per bushel
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Joan K. Jones
John R. Jones
Namoeville
Anderson Jones
New York City
Maggies Hood
Brunswick
M. B. Church
Nameville
Mt. Olivet
Deer Park Hotel Promotes Summer Resort in Maryland
Deer Park Hotel in Deer Park Maryland bills itself as the most delightful summer resort of the Alleghenies, perched 200 feet above sea level and free from malaria. Reached via the Baltimore and On-lo Railroad, it offers private baths, electric lights, telephone, elevator, Turkish baths, pools, golf, tennis, bowling, drives, and livery service. Open June 9 to September 30 with cottages booked. manager W. Barwell. Also mentions Chamberlain's Coke for summer diarrhoea and local sale by A. Pearce.
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Deer Park
Alleghenies
Baltimore and Onlo
Annapolis Naval Academy
EB. Barwell
Garttet
County
Summer Camp Plans Discussed by YMCA Committee
A seven member committee met at the YMCA to discuss a two week summer camp near the city. The plan was approved and two more committees were formed to gather full details on location tents and related matters. The camp’s personnel includes Robert K. Dellaplatne chairing with Gilson Groff Hedges Moore Reich and Thomas. Members may indicate interest to any committee member and a follow up meeting will organize final plans. Epworth League Convention in Brunswick concluded with Rev. Dr. J. F. Goucher delivering the closing address and multiple services led by clergy from Cumberland Williamsport Brunswick Mart insburg Pawpaw Lonaconing and Hagerstown.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Robert K. Dellaplatne
O. Albert Gilson
Epworth League
Smoost
Frederick
Brunswick
J. F. Goucher
Baltimore
Louis Winterburg
Cumberland
J. B. Newcomer
Williamsport
T. Brantner
W. S. McKenney
A. J.gill
Martineburg
J. W. Somwailt
J. H. Jefferies
Donbs
W. D. Parry
Pawpaw
W. Va
O. Boyd Jones
Lonaconing
KR. J. Campbell
Hagerstown
L. A. Thirlkeld
Keyser
Beatecs and Borns Quickly Healed
Chamberlain's Palm Balm is advertised as an antiseptic remedy that speeds healing for cuts bruises and burns. The copy claims use reduces maturation time and accelerates recovery compared with standard treatment, citing Foranleby and L. Pearre.
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Borns
Chamberlain
Foranleby A
Ll. Pearre
Public Sale Ordered by Frederick County Circuit Court
By order of the Circuit Court for Frederick County in equity dated June 16 1903 the Liberty Copper Milling Company receivers announce a public sale at the Frederick City courthouse on Saturday September 18 1903 at 1 o clock PM. The sale includes the leasehold interest for a 50 year term ending December 2 1948 in a tract of about 52 acres three miles east of Woodsboro on Copper Mine Road as part of the Liberty Copper Milling property and plant.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Liberty Copper Milroy & Milling Company
Court House
Frederick City
Frederick Counts
Maryland
Liberty Copper Mining & Viiling Company
Woodsboro
Manasseh O Repp
Jonathan Jessop
D.H H
Sald Liberty Copper Mining & Milling Company
William J. Ayres
John Schoenherr
Jense
Bulldog and Butler House
Cresson
Bourdevant
Chatdler & Taylor
Frazer & Chalmer
Hoison
Piper
Boler
Chandler & Taylor
Said
Tate Company
Eno
Hammond Urner
Ely Dorsey
Law St
Frederick
Nichols & Sherrard Encires
Nichols & Sheppard
Nichols
WiesiTaw
Rodale
St. Albany
Wellex & Narkby
Harvey KR
Ieee
Ritting
Equity
Lewie
Hahn Ve
Alicea Ano Haba
Marzland
Luther Kuhlman
Alice Ann McKelvy
Frederice
Mersland
Katie Cilen
Mary
Georgie
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Douglass H. Hargett
Clark
Frederick Co
Joseph W. Gavar
Jodlanst Qeder Nision
Hredekel County
John Hilleary
Tilghman Iitlears
Frederick Goanty
Frederick Co. True Gopy—Teut
Duglass H. Hargett
Urner
Salteitors
Jeinaat
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Pusue Sale
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