Harvesting Begins as Farmers Brace for Busy Autumn
Farmers across the county start harvest with wheat fair but thin in places after late spring droughts. Storms and corn earworms hinder yield, though rains boost timothy and overall crop prospects look hopeful for a better year than recent droughts. Clinton and Frank Whitmore near Araly finish harvest first on Colonel Trail Farm as July grain moves toward Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Frank Whitmore
Colonel Trail
Araly
Ufe
Frederick
Health of Horses Threatens Canal Zone Operations
Canal Zone authorities praise sanitary work but face ongoing horse and mule health problems. Native Panamanian horses suffer from an infectious disease spreading in Ancon and Gatun areas for about a year, causing loss of flesh fever weakness and sometimes paralysis. Flies contribute to transmission though measures have reduced spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Canal
Ancom
Gatun
Aden
Tropics
Art Teacher From Frederick Sails for Europe
A former Frederick resident now teaching at Mr Holyoke College in Massachusetts has sailed to Europe. She will begin study and travel in Rome and other cities, pursuing artistic work and exposure abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mageis
Frederick
Mr Holyoke College
Mass
Rome
New Fruit Store Opened by Elmer Warner
Elmer Warner has entered the fruit and vegetable trade and opened a stand in the room adjoining A. J. Eichelberger's store on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Warner
A. J. Eichelberger
North Market Street
Pleasant Paragraphs About Thore Who Cone and Go
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in the area. Edward Yeakle and Margaret Renner travel to Atlantic City. Allen McHenry spends a day in Baltimore. Senator J P T Mathias of Ph a mont visits the city. Harry Chew from Brunswick visits friends in the area. Numerous others visit family, attend funerals, or travel to Harrisburg, Middletown, Buckeystown, Gettysburg, and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Edward
Yeakle
Atlantic City
Hymeneas Ramsburg Bowers Wedding at Grave Reformed
Quiet but pretty wedding solemnized at Grave Reformed Church East Third Street at eight o clock last night. Miss Margaret Dellan Bowers daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Bowers wed Mr William Lighter Ramsburg. Ceremony by Rev J L McLean attended by Miss Ruth Ramshore and best man Ross Summers. The couple are well known with many friends. WalResite on Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Reformed Parsonage
East Third Street
Margaret Dellan Bowers
Jobn W. Bowers
Wiliam Lighter
Ramsburg
Je. L McLean
Ruth Ramshore
Ross Summers
Madison
Monoplane Capsizes in Paris London Race
In Utrecht during the Paris London and return race a monoplane capsized injuring a crew member. Gilbert wins the stage while another rider suffers a broken knee amid tight competition.
Coronation Area Collapse Kills One, Injures Dozen
In the Coronation area of Barnstable England on June 22 a structure collapsed during special Dispites to The News. One person died and about twelve were injured as emergency crews responded.
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Barnstable
England
Lorimer Investigation Officially Begins
Special dispatch from The News in Washington outlines the launch of the Lorimer investigation with stern editorial emphasis. The piece urges readers to subscribe as public interest grows and inquiries widen across political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Lorimer
Brass Buttons Officer Marries Virginia Young at Frederick Station
The local recruiting office in Frederick saw Sergeant Jack wed Miss Virginia Young of Frederick after a hush wedding at Walkersville Tuesday night. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Hey, with the couple driving to the parsonage then back to Frederick. Rumors say the marriage was kept quiet for a month or more.
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Virginia Young
Sam
Frederick
Anover
Mateh
Toabert
Dack
Cupid
Virginia Mr Young
Ant Tack
Walkersille
Giaule Reformed Church
Guy
Bready
Jack
Cns
J. T. Burbage
Jong
Fie
Art of Being Funny Clown Talks Tricks and Pantomime
A veteran clown reflects on forty years in circuses across Europe and America. He notes accidental tricks spark laughs, the importance of pantomime, and creating concrete stage pictures to tell a small drama. He cites police raids and theatrical practice as influences, urging clowns to craft serious, story driven routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Cagain Eomust Berras
Archer Clowts
New York
Theatre Maga
Fragmentary Note Seeks Burns Remedies at Pearte’s Muarmacy
A garbled prompt references wounds, fires and skin injuries and asks readers to say they saw it in The News. It mentions Pearte’s Muarmacy as a location for remedies and hints at multiple injury types. The text remains unclear but centers on medical help and a call to report exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearte
Gardens at Small Cost Inspires Gentle Landscaping Vision
A prosperous buyer transformed a Wilderness into Woodhaven in four years with a $150 start, creating rose terraces, a sunken garden, a pergola connecting to a tea house, a vine covered veranda, and a tennis court. The story praises self guided development and urges readers to plant their own shrubs and trees for lasting beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedrance
Woodhaven
Maddox
Toihim
Miss Zimmerman Returns Home From Brunswick Trip
Miss Jantelan, prevented from touring by a fractured left limb sustained at Brunswick Tuesday morning, has returned home on West Third Street. She arrived in Frederick yesterday evening by automobile and spent a comfortable night, her condition reported much improved. Advertising activity is linked to business activity.
Frederick Railroad to Issue 156 First Mortgage Bonds
The Public Service Commission authorized Frederick Railroad to issue 156 first mortgage five per cent bonds of $1 000 each to fund planned system improvements. Earlier bond issues totaling 808 bonds have been used for consolidation and equipment, with projected needs now over 140 000, enabling the line to join leading electric roads. The commission heard the petition on May 29. officials indicated favorable consideration though sale timing and specifics remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Public Service Commission
Einory L. Coblentz
Oscar B Coblentz
S. H. Bennett
Anl
Robert P. Graham
Baltimore Bar
Emory L. Coblentz
Fought with John Brown at Osawatomie to attend battlefield dedication
Survivors of the 1856 Osawatomie battle include Capt. Robert E. Shearer of Paola age 88, Luke Parsons of Salina, Capt. John S. Edie of Levo, and possibly Henry Kilbourne. They recall John Brown leading about 40 men defending the town against Gen. Reid’s Missouri forces.
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Scard
Osawatomie
Robert E. Shearer
Paola
Mr. Shearer
Miami County
Luke Parsons
Salina
Johns
Edie
Levo
Henry Kilbourne
Sill
Kilbourne
John Brown
W. W. Undegraif
Cline
John W. Reid
Reid
Marais Des Cygnes
Bundys Ford
Osawatomia
David Garrison
Fred Brown
George Cutter
Reig
Brown
Free State
Marais Des Cignes
George Partridge
T. P. Powers
William Riams
Dr. Updegrah
DL W. Collis
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
William Wachter Jr of East Fourth Street has been sick but is improving. Among seventeen St John’s College Annapolis graduates yesterday was E Stanley Bowins of Middletown, recipient of the bachelor of arts degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wiliam Wachter, Jr
East Fourth Street
St. John’s College
Annapolis
E. Stanley Bowlns
Middletown
Tests for Chauffeurs Urged by Maryland Automobile Club
The Maryland Automobile Club proposes four bills to the legislature requiring severe examinations before licensing drivers. Led by secretary H W Duzins the measure compares auto licenses to steamship and marine engineering licenses, stressing public safety and sobriety.
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Maryland Automobile Club
Automobile Club of Maryland
H. W. Duzins
Automobile Club
Lfe
Baltimore exposition orders record cheesecloth purchase
Maryland Industrial and Pure Food Exposition Company places a 20,000 yard cheesecloth order for the Maryland Industrial and Pure Food Show at the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore from September 18 to October 7. The canopy over the armory grandstand will require vast fabric. a $2,500 grandstand seats 700 and will serve as reviewing and speakers’ platform for opening day with Taft Wilson Crothers Preston Wiley among expected attendees.
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Baltimore
Maryland Industrial and Pure Food Exposition Company
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Crothers
Preston
Harvey M. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Hunting a Job in the Wicked City Extract
Eugene Wood portrays the lure of finding work in the wicked city with humor and sharp observation. The piece cautions dreamers that success depends on genuine merit and mocks returning to boast after striking it rich. It ends with an ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicked City
Eugene Wood
Johnnycakt Corners
Chauncey M. Depew
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised for Frederick Readers
Kidney troubles attack all ages with warning signs of back pain and fatigue. Mrs. F. J. Kottmger testifies Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief, purchased at J. W. Horne Drug Store. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
F. J. Kottmger
West Partick Street
J. W. Horne
Tong
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Political Cards for Frederick County Sheriff Candidate
A Democratic candidate in Frederick County asks voters in the primary to support him for sheriff. The message appeals to Democrats and urges party members to back the candidate in the upcoming election.
Jesse Fr. R. Weagey for State's Attorney Nomination
Republican candidate Jesse Fr. R. Weagey announces his bid for the State's Attorney nomination in Derick County. He asks for earnest support as he seeks the office by popular vote at the upcoming county primary election. Address: Office No 112 Court St Frederick Md. Mardocéewittt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derick County
Noxt
Jesse Fr. R. Weagey
Court St. Frederick, Md
Mardocéewittt
Frederick County
George R. Dennis, JR
Frederick County Democratic and Republican Election Candidacies
A set of candidate notices for Frederick County offices including State's Attorney and Orphans' Court judge. Samuel A Lewis and Allen Grumbine announce Democratic bids, while William H Hinks and Clarence G Boller announce Republican bids for State's Attorney and Sheriff respectively. Notices urge county support and reference primaries.
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Broderick County
Ex Pruners
Samuel A. Lewis
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Frederix County
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
Frederick
Orphans' Court
George T. Roderick
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Allen McHenry
J.P. T. Mathias
Phamont
Harry Chew
Brunswick
Mies
Margaret Renner
Nord Market Street
Vincent Sebold
Emmitsburg
Emerrtinge Dhe
Serhre Ete
Ness
Paul Michael
South Market Street
Buckeystown
William G Grines
Jannaville
Margaret
Rachel Mariier
Harrisburg
Pat
Williard Markey
Washington
Albert Kefanver
West Church Street
Frank Michael
Middletown, O
Samuel Summers
West Patrick Street
Allen Rohrback
Pittsboro, Pa
Braddock Heights
Frederick Fragler
Anne Schley
West Second Street
Ellen Maker
Uerryville
Deer Park
Bankers’ Convention
Thomas B. Tyler
Marynville, Pa
Yellow Springs
Lola Applegate
the Brengle
Kase Sixth Street
Saraly Phreeger
Co and PL Telephone Company
Creorge A. Adgier
Hinton, W. Va
East Second Street
Edward Ramsburg
Near AdfAllisiawn
Austin Michael
South Rket Street
Garl T. Sunday
Bis Tool
Washington County
This City
Mary Cramer
Mary Nicode Imus
Katherine Cramer
Messrs
G. Bred Myers
Frank Hevner
R. Ward Struffer
Gettysburg
York, Pa
Hymeneas
Ramsburg— Bowers
Frederick News
Uncle Sam
Dan Cupid
Sergeant Jack
Philip M. Riley
Country Life
Jduce
Foster Maddon
Athints
Miss Zimmerman
St. John's
Unnion
Jpredek County
Pitt
A. Card
Je Allen Grumbine
Mayuidimawatk
William H. Hinks
Scott . Welty
Marzitt
Maybde&wote
Fredertox County
Guy K. Motter
Febigd
Liberty Pike
Mietk
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