Cadet High Seeks Nine Candidates In Spring Tryouts
Warmer weather spurs baseball fever at Boys High as 70 candidates report for Cadet nine tryouts under coach Robert Baumgardner. Last year’s players plus many newcomers vie for positions across all infield and outfield spots, with practice to begin once Cadet Field dries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setef
Frederick
Robert Baumgardner
Charles Wenzel
Arthur Forney
Earl Wolfe
LeRoy Barrick
Scott Smith
George Hendrix
Ralph Burgee
George Riggs
Ralph Burdette
Scrubs
Ernest Brengle
Cromwell Kessler
Irving Kefauver
John Smith
Shortstop
Arthur Fompey
C. Butcher
Autfielders
Scottmith
P. Wertheimer
C. Brown
C. Hamilton
J. Umberger
Gs-Herkillerger
Floyd Rimbey
P. Compher
Tifias
Tammany
Dorsey Shipley
J. Gibbons
John Landis
C. Fox
Carl Derr
P. Himes
Elmer Harper
Henry Engelbrecht
E. Magaha
G. Einmenater
Walter Smith
Frank Carter
Glenn Stull
Elmer Phelps
Examination of Six Children at County Probation Office
Sixty two children have been examined and treated by Dr. Charles H Thompson in Baltimore clinics. Yesterday more children with nervous dispositions were examined by Dr Thompson, Miss Mary J Munn, and Dr Ruth Norment. Thompson will observe the patients and report at his next clinic Monday. Dr Norment and Mr Ensor discussed Thompson’s clinics in Hagerstown. Thompson plans a visit to Hagerstown after next Monday’s clinic. A new machine to clean barnacles from hulls without docking has been devised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Munn
Charles’ H. Thompson
Baltimore
State Mental Hygiene Society
Thompson
Richard Norment
Hagerstown
Federal Board of Health
Ensor
Norment
Labor Federation Attacks State Police and Prosperity Claims
Baltimore March 7 The Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor opened its eighteenth annual convention with Francis J. Drum accusing the state police as a link to West Virginia and Pennsylvania constabularies aimed at quelling strikes. He ridiculed industry claims prosperity was near and said workers face high costs and low living standards. He urged higher wages and savings for hard times, blaming merchants chambers and clubs for anti labor propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bil
Francis J. Drum
Maryland
Digtriet of Columbia Federation of Labor
Federation
Royal Arcanum Hall
Drum
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Associations
Chambers of Commerce
Rotary Clubs
Imitans
Comedy-Drama Ends When Officer Winpigler Enters
A Frederick man known for drinking acts out a domestic crisis on West Sixth Street, chasing his wife and mother-in-law with a butcher knife after a quarrel over money and liver. The fight ends when Officer John Winpigler arrives, arresting both men for drunken and disorderly conduct. five thousand seven hundred miles of railroad were abandoned in five years while only 3,200 were built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Winpigler
George Wiles
West Sixth Street
Klinehart
Hubbie
Hobbie
Brother In Law
Wiles
Harper
Winpigler
United States
Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement claims instant relief for indigestion gastritis and dyspepsia with Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy. It guarantees a cure or nothing to pay and notes all coed druggists supply it. Remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Orth
Forest fires ripple across Frederick county in 1921 report
The Maryland State Board of Forestry report shows Frederick county logged twelve fires in 1921 causing 597 acres burned and $1,005.75 in damage with $198.32 spent fighting them. Five fires were brush-caused, one by campers, one by a railroad, three unknown, and two incendiary. Washington county had seventeen fires burning 2,021.34 acres with $5,300.73 damage and $203.40 firefighting cost. Carroll had none. Howard three fires and 42 acres burned cost $200, Montgomery three fires and 22 acres burned cost $67. Firefighting personnel and a Foxville lookout tower coordinated cross-county efforts. Montgomery County plans to revise assessments the week of March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland State Board of Forestry
Washington County
Carroll
Carroll County
Howard
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Howard County
Frederick
Washington
Board of Forestry
Foxville
George Trexler
Thropp
Catoctin Furnace
Western Maryland Railroad
Quirault
Catoctin
South Mountains
Pennsylvania
Western Maryland Railway
Pen Mar
New Market Grangers stage three act play A Double Proposal
Crowd fills the hall Friday night for the New Market Grangers production of A Double Proposal a three act comedy full of humor. Cast includes Cyrun Morrison Marrian England Willian and more with interludes by Miss Mary Molesworth and others. Dr. Reifsnider St Pauls College president plans church work in Tokio Japan and notes his twenty one years as a missionary native of the city and son of Charles D and Elizabeth Shriver Reifsnider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Grangers
Cyrun Morrison
Marrian England
Willian
Chas. McA. Jonas
Jonas Weatherbesa
Stanley Davin
Dorothy Sweet
Anna M. Haines
Mary Jane Tripp
F. N. Maynard
Mary Molesworth
Ethel Kelly
Sidney Hammond
Reifeniderte Work
Charles 5S
Reifsnider
St. Paul's Episcopal College
Ay Tokio
Japan
Charles D. and
Elizabeth Shriver Reifsnider
State Hawk Bounty Fund Exhausted in Growing Remittance
The State hawk bounty program, once offering a substantial fee for hawks killed to protect farmers, is exhausted as claims flood in. Officials foresee the fund reaching $1,500 for the year with hawks totaling thousands killed. Funds wiped out as more citizens claim the bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Department
Simtper
EL Lee le
Tame Department
Ird
le Compte
Fragmentary East Maryland Directory Snippets
A garbled OCR list names many residents and places around Frederick, Middletown, Urbana, Rew Mare, and Mt. Airy. It reads as scattered street and property references with partial addresses and distances from towns, naming individuals such as John Henry Krom, W. Hough, Harry Wachter, Daisy Ei Smeleer, Daisy Held, and others, interspersed with roads and landmarks. The fragment resembles a local directory or survey notes rather than cohesive news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
S—J. H. Stamfer
Mieraville
S—Grayecs
D. Duntrew
Ralte
State Head
Frederick
S—John H. Bohs
Mt. Atry
S—Allen WD. Hoover
E. Grateham
W. J. Kefanier
Middletown
Engle
Union Bridge
John Henry Krom
Crergerstown
Thompson
Rew Mare
Gee
W. Hough
Peelesville
H—Wem
LD. Burns
Lewiedale
Hota
Delabgee
J. Janet
W. Rippess
J. H. Neyes
Samaville
Harry G. Wachter
Fredel
George F. Casley
A. E. Davin & Brow
Wateraville
Orrison Property
E. See. Sf
Roberta Adé
Lunégres
Lingamere
Enos W. Clem
Olive Tablets Offer Harmless Calomel Substitute
Thousands find Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets a mild effective laxative. They replace calomel to treat liver and bowel issues without harming teeth or gums. Tablets, priced 15 and 30 cents, touted to counteract headache dullness and sluggishness by improving liver function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
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Thomp
Brzcians
Mus
Labor Federation
Penna
West Va
Con
Carles
Officer Winpigler
State Board
Rockville
New Market
Grangers
BROMG
Sts
Purina Baby Ehione Chow
Chechergoard
Schermerhorn & Son
N. Market
Frederick, Md
Game Department
New York
Schoolyare
Sloan
Liniment
Dr. Hobson
Jennings McClain
Ar. Urbana
J. Parser
Linzanore
Becky Jes F. Kemp
JeKalg
Ike
Walter Capk
Adamatown
Mixe Dianche F. Stall
Creagerstown
Limer Brews
Adm
W.adswestows
Edith M. Hemmer
New Midway
Albert Dereste
Miles Perth
Edwie
Zimmerman
Er. Peart
J. Ausseberser
Harriicon
Mt. Airy
P.P
Harry D. Willer
Prederick
K. NS
Kitne
Woodabere
A. Citne
Fulmers
ALU. Feemroy
Buckerntown
Apron
W. Sasck Oe
Ter Galen Ee
Helen
By Allman
Jara & Tubes
Bane Oe
Atenas Csec En
Ftakin
Meena Om Tere A
Sterling Drug Company
Baltimore, MD
Fox’s Stove Store
East Patrick St
Sion
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Street
Will &T
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
North Market Street
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