Shortage of Man Power and Education Drive
The Russell Saga foundation urges high school education for all and notes a strong push toward technical and mechanical training for boys. It argues the nation needs a trained workforce as industries, including automobile plants, run at full capacity and require labor from farmers and trades. The piece links education with reducing dependence on luxuries.
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Russell Saga Foundation
DOW Cner Tgs
Ita
Euing Ag
Frederick Residents Answer Ten City Questions in Interview
The Frederick survey presents ten questions to notable locals. Among those answering are Chas. Huntley and Robert L. Shipley, discussing age in Frederick, early sports, current hobbies, occupation choice, and views on the city’s needs and appeal.
Sugar exports raise questions about US consumers
A Windsor press digest cites a four month sugar export total of 45.5 million pounds to Europe, plus high private hoards, implying prices paid by American sugar users. Editorials urge restraint on paper waste and tighter government economy.
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Vwittaburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Europe
United States
Suffragists Plan Picket at Harding Home Front Porch
Washington June 22 Women to join the Taft era campaign effort with seven to twelve in management. A National Woman’s party committee led by Mrs. George M. Hooker will press Harding to urge Vermont and Connecticut governors to call special legislative sessions to ratify the constitutional suffrage amendment.
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Washington
Harding
Republican National Committee
WI Hays
Atlee Paul
Chatrumu
National Womens Party
George M. Hooker
Lif
Vermont
Connecticut
Herman du Brau
Cumberlene
Ross
Clarke
Avalon Farmpany
George Ethan Allen
Field Mardger
Combanyeent Beneh
Ubsday
Fraderick
Lee Gh Pward Stor
Jpsh
Nat Joka Woebeneath
Thonth
Franklin Natitute
Rochester
Mine Explosion Kills Two at Tonleh Coal No. 16 Mine
An explosion at the Tonleh Coal and Navigation No. 16 mine near here killed two men instantly and left two more in critical condition at Coasdale Hospital. Two other workers were minors under contract at the time.
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Tonleh
Ends Life as Wife Dies in Roslindale Boston
Edward Freeman, of Roslindale, ordered relatives from his wife’s deathbed then shot himself in the head and died beside her. The Rochester Herald notes the grim scene and a quip about earning a dollar over borrowing one, reflecting the era’s mood.
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Boston
Edward Freeman
Roslindale
Commencement at Middletown High School Held Today
Twenty years ago in Frederick notices include Middletown High School commencement at the Lutheran Church with graduates Julia M Stone Lucy L Kepler Mabel Ahal Homer D Ridenour Maurice E Kefauver Alexander Ramsburing. County treasurer Hiram Gaver took office and tax rate for 1900 set at six cents per dollar. City officials planned ordinance codification as Mayor and Aldermen held their monthly meeting. Boys High Show and Alumni Association reunion noted at North Market Street building.
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Middletown High School
Charles KH. Remsburg
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Julia M. Stone
Lucy L
Kepler
Mabel Ahal
Homer D
Ridenour
Maurice’e Kefauver
North Market
Purely Personal and Golden Wedding at Smithburg
A local society page notes visits by Arthur N Kemp and family to Newport News Virginia relatives and by Boston Dietz party to East Third Street. It also covers a Golden Wedding reception for Rev and Mrs William A Lytle at the Smithburg Methodist parsonage with guests from Smithburg and nearby towns and lists attendees and gifts.
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Mra
Arthur N. Kemp
T Ldaughter
Newport: News
Mr. Kemp
Angie M. Kemp
East Third Street
Prof
C. Dietz
Boston
Mass
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Smithburg
William A. Lytle
J. N. Shank
U. S. Landstreet
Nettie’ ‘Baker
Cheater Brandenburg
Eva and
Mildred Brandenburg
Mama Ashby
S. H. Murray
Misa Lil
MH. R. Spensard
James Mitten
Evangeline ‘Brown
C. R. Wolfinger
Annie Smith
Hattie Giroy
Cora Gilroy
Mary Murray
B. B. Carrill
JL. Heighby
Lancelot Jaceques
Ferdinand Hease
K. P. Smiths
Waterford
Clara Divine
Ugene Householder
Lovettsville
Way
GW. Peters
SW. Kidd
Ruth Smith
Mary Smith
Grace Hawdershell
Rosie Hawdershell
Grbana
E Third St. Homes Sold by Real Estate Agent
Markwood D. Herp announces the sale of two brick houses Nos. 121 and 123 Fart Third Street from Horace C. Zacharias to G. Austin Young. Possession is given July 3.
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Third St
Markwood D. Herp
Horace. C. Zacharias
G. Austin Young
Maryland State Teachers Association Sessions At Ocean City
Four day convention opens Monday evening June 28 in the Maryland State School building at Ocean City. Sessions include morning and afternoon departmental meetings June 29 30 and a July 1 officer election. Notable speakers include Mabel Carney L S Hawkins Calvin Kendall Emory Coblentz and Frank Pearson.
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Maryland
State Teachers, Associationy
G. Lloyd
Paly ‘Mer
Maryland State School
Ocean City
Misa
Mabel Carney
Teachers’ College
L. S. Hawkins
Division of Vocational Education
Washington
Callvin N. Kendall
Commissionery of Education
New Jersey
201Ez Lodge
Teachers’, College
New York
Kefauver
Thurmont
Maryland Council of Teachers of English
Petition seeks road repairs on Urbana to state road
A petition handed to county commissioners by Charles B. Hendry Urnba resident and over two hundred Urbana and New Market residents calls for immediate repair of the Urbana New Market road and the cut off to the state road from Monrovia to the old Litchtenstein distillery with culverts, drains, and washouts. It notes detours via Frederick add 15 miles and demands instant relief.
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Urbana-New Market
Thhat Road
Ue State Road
Monrovia
Litchtenstein
Charles B. Hendry
Urbana
New Market Districts
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Ministerial Association Elects at Annual Outing
The County Ministerial Association held its annual outing at United Brethren Church Myeraville with morning and afternoon sessions. Officers for the ensuing year were elected, including President Rev. Charles M. Teufel and Treasurer Rev. W. C. Royal. An offering for Near East relief was recommended for July second Sunday.
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United’ Brethren
Myéraville
BE. Crone
Henri
Inikletter
Sean Jaepe
Saoring Rupp
Pastor Dregs
William’ C. Royal
Gesiion
Emory. L. Coblentz
Herbert F. ‘Sherwood
American City Bureau
New York
New Chambers of Commerce
Charles M. Teufel
Southeran
Middletown
John A. Ditzlen
Grace Reformed Church
Edtward N
Parrish
Walkersville
W. C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Association
Y.M. C
This City
George Albert Snyder
Mitcietown
Rev. Shater
Thurmont
Emory L. Cebleniz
Braddock Heights
Twilight League Opens Mountain City Triumph Over Ox Fibre
Mountain City Garage beat Ox Fibre 6 to 3 in Frederick Twilight League opener. Five runs in the first inning gave Mountain City the lead, with key plays by Quinn Houck Natnagle and the Grove brothers. Ox Fibre scored across the fourth on Crone’s single, but Mountain City added another in the third and held the margin. Batteries Wastler Notnagle for Mountain City and Kreh Kline for Ox Fibre. William B. Fout reports a cherry tree yielding 150 quarts on his Frederick farm, with the harvest winning prizes at the Frederick Fair. A small branch with cherries was mailed to the News-Post by Mrs Albert W. Condon weighing a pound.
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Frederick
Quinn
Houck
Notnagle
Grove Brothers
Kreh
Baker
Frank
Myers
Hargett
Kennedy
Ox Fibre Boys
Mountain City
Natnagle
Ox .Fibre
William B .Fout
News-Post Office
Albert W. Condon
Nursing as a Career At Maryland General Hospital
A 1920s notice promotes nursing as a viable living for women. It notes nurses gain skills beyond doctors in certain wards, highlights a new class starting at Maryland General Hospital in July, and mentions privileges at the local YWCA during training. Interested readers are urged to contact General Superintendent George C. Peck at Maryland General Hospital.
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Asia
Maryland General Hospital
Y. W
George C. Peck
Inden
Madison ‘Streets
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