Weekend View Points on Local Platform and Fireworks
A weekend’s view discusses Kaig residents’ stance that engineers are not needed and outlines a political platform. It notes the city light plant is in good condition with minor possible breakdowns, and reports a failed fireworks ordinance due to aldermen indifference. Civic Club petitions seek passage, while band concerts are debated. The author ends with support for President Wilson’s administration as shaping a lasting epoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Civic Club
Washington
Wilson
A. Wilson
Market Gossip From The Street Prices In Our Market
Rumor column notes varied local price chatter for produce and seafood. Entries list items like lettuce beets celery and potatoes with cents per unit, plus fish prices for perch rock trout mackerel and oysters among others, reflecting daily market chatter and value expectations.
County Correspondence Mount Siry
Mrs Norman Hood returns from Washington while Miss Louise Arness and Miss Louise Jones visit Miss Beulah Arness in Sykesville. Norman Hood spends Friday in Middletowan. Prof Charlies Weaver and A Frank Warne Jef plan a North trip. Miss Beulah Severn remains at home. Robert Nelson of Ridgeville engages in Baltimore business. Miss Maine and Miss Delma Moxier of Buckeystown stay with aunt Mrs Cofton Mullinix.
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Mount Siry
Norman Hood
Washington
Louise Arness
Louise Jones
Sykesville
Beulah Arness
Middletowan
Charlies Weaver
Frank Warner Jef
North
Beulah Severn
Robert Nelson
Ridgeville
C. Gorenechig
Baltimore
Maine
Delma Moxier
Buckeystown
Cofton Mullinix
Growth in Lutheran work urged by speaker at meeting
A speaker urged stronger spiritual emphasis in the Lutheran church and noted the local school’s phenomenal growth versus secular groups. He emphasized the need for church work and a deep knowledge of God. The report includes unrelated incidents and local references, including notes on Mrs. Linthicum and a barn fire involving a farm implements dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
General Synod
Lutheran Church
Prominent Rockville Citizen Dies in Washington
John G. England a leading Rockville figure collapsed with acute heart trouble on a Washington street yesterday and died in an ambulance en route to Mercy Hospital. He leaves three sons including Rev. Howard G. England of Rock Creek, Wash, and Harrison England who works in Washington, plus a daughter who teaches at Bethesda school. The family also includes one more son and six daughters.
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John G. England
Rockville
Washington
Mergency Plospital
England
Howard G. Enbland
Rock
Reek . Washinsiuon
Harrison Encland
Jo Se Charged With Manslaughter In Washington
Jo Se was charged with manslaughter in a case involving a man believed to have been operated on at Cic Springs. The deceased, Migs Myrie V, died yesterday at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. He was the son of a local family and left behind two sisters and four brothers. The article notes an arrest for alleged involvement with the incident and hints at connections with a married man.
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la Plate
Linthicum
Milton Rice
Jefferson
Jo Se
Migs Myrie
Cic Springs
Washington County
Liagerstown
THY
Rover
Try Tn
Teo
Ham
Tera Yoates
Best For Skin Diseases
The article mentions various remedies and claims regarding treating skin diseases with specific products. It references several named individuals and places in a historical context, noting endorsements and long-standing usage. Details are fragmented. the readable parts point to early 20th century medical advertisements and testimonials.
Baltimore and Ohio plans bonds and stock issue
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad secured tentative approval from the Public Service Commission for 250,000 of 4 1 2 percent convertible bonds and 57,000,000 of new stock. Proceeds may pay maturing June notes or fund extensions and improvements next year. The plan includes using bond sales to finance prior and new works near a location in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Churches to Preach Special Services Sunday
Several Frederick churches announce diverse services for Sunday. Grace church invites all to Lent services and special sermons. Methodist Episcopal will welcome new members and offer the Lord's Supper with Epworth League events. Trinity, All Saints, Evangelical Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches list morning and evening sermons, sacraments, Sunday schools, and revival programs with regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanis
Grace Church
Bytry
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bern
He ‘Lamar
Epworth League
Haller Rhoads
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Frederick
Trinity M. E
South
Trinity M
Santi
J. Ringer
American Bible Society
Glock and Epworth League
All Saints’ Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Dongliano
Sick man attacked on street stalled by vertigo
Stanley a colored man suffered an attack of vertigo last evening on Sod Market street. He lay on the street for some time before helpers took him to his home. The News says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Dimele
Webster Literary Society Meets at New Market High
The Webster Literary Society of New Market High School met Friday with Bernard M. Davis presiding. After minutes, Eva M. Thomas, Eldred Falconer, Walter Albaugh, Jos epa Hammond, Carrie Stomley, and others presented readings, current events, jokes, and a debate on whether young men should limit calls to young ladies. Judges Marion Etzler Elizabeth Mathews and Paul Jones ruled affirmative the debate winner. The meeting adjourned to two weeks hence.
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Webster’ Literary Society
New Market High School
Bernard M. Davis
Sophonia
Eva M. Thomas Ie
Eldred Pfalconer
Walter Albaugh
Josepa
Hammond
Hammond;" Impromptu, “Elizabetl Mathews
Carrie E. Stomley
Uclock
James HK
Jones
Mary Vader
Olin J. Williams
M. Esther Simpson
Marion RL Etzler
Hizabeth Mathews
Paul B. Jones
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