Maryland Shares In Agricultural Bill
Washington March 8 An appropriation of 34978033 to meet expenses of the Agriculture Department during the coming year is recommended in a bill reported by the House Appropriations Committee. The bill includes allocations for soil, disease research, and farm relief programs with various reductions and omissions from prior years. Alumni meeting notes close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
House Appropriations Committee
Belleville
House Committee
Bureau Experiment Farm
Beltsville
Bureau Experiment Station
Bethesda
Congress
Budget Bureau
Forest Air Patrol
Packers and Stockyards
Forest Service
Bureau of Public Roads
Forest Grove
Nelle Stunkle
Stanley Wood
Barnesville
Pope
Olive Oland
Forest Grove School House
Many Movings Soon Damascus People
Damascus notices list influenza illness and recoveries, home moves, and social visitors as spring relocations begin. Residents including Beall and Mullinix families, Pittinger and Burdette households, and several local couples plan moves or host gatherings amid ongoing health concerns. March 8 updates from Germantown to Forest Grove reflect widespread influenza and community comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Poole
George Boyer
P. R. Souder
Richard Gue
Alonzo Watkins
Herbert Hyatt
Elaworth Burdette
William Watkins
Eewin Warfield
Franklin E. Beall
Daytona
Florida
Mr. Beall
Somerville Beall
William J. Day
William Mullinix
William Day
J. B. Geall
James Mount
R. P Souder
Jack” Ponton
Paul Watkins
Dr. Boyer
Floyd Moxley
A. W. Louder
Wilmer Burdette
Charles Barber
Cedar Grove
William Baker
Lander Community Event and Local Notes Feb 28
Entertainment planned at the Lander schoolhouse for the Union Sunday school benefit with songs readings drills and dialogues. Local items note Mizars Fdna and Helen Wiskey in Frederick and various visits among residents including the Plunkert and Horman families. Also included is a 1921 railroad traffic decline report and notes on alumnae meeting and potato flour in bread making with market details for Rio de Janeiro cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizars Fdna
Helen Wiskey
Frederick
Harry Anders
Minnie Payne
LeGore
Minnie Watts
Brunswick
Helen Waskey
Josie Fling
Washington, D. C
Stephen Payne
Women say Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved them from surgery
In St Joseph Missouri and White Plains New York women describe severe gynecologic pain and swelling that led doctors to consider operations. They credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief after several bottles. They urge others to request the companys free literature and continue medicine even post improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Joseph
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wa. Lockman
4Th St
St. Joseph
White Plains
N. Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinhall
Lydia E. Pinkleham
Lydia E. Pink
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By Allman
Maryland
Boys’ Hick Scon
Chamber of Commerce
Sut_ctibe
Rev
Adelard Delorme
Goog Cesraed Fon
Ie Iurderer
Delorme
Montreal
Canada
Kemp's
Js F
Damascus
Carroll Fetzer
William Anglesbee
Rocky Ridge
Clarence R. Moser
Daniel Renner
Samuel Marshall
Marie
Ross Wood
William Dinterman
Howard A. Long
Harry W. Barrick
Harvey M. Pittinger
Clarence C Pittinger
Loys
Ida J. Miller
Emory Shorb
John &. Long
New Midway
Cora M. Pittinger
Ida N. Smith
Samuel Groge
Romain
Hanover
Denton A. Wachter
Harvey TL Pittinger
Germantown
Ernest Gartner
George Gartner
Gaithersburg
Emma Gartner
Henry Lenhart
Engeil Lenhart
Howard Purdy
Roy Marth
Raymond Snyder
Quince Orchard
Emma Millbrooks
John Hall
Harry Kenode
Cecil
Margaret
Middlebrook
Mr. Bluhaker
M. E. Church
Lander
Jimtown
Felix Plunkert
Lawrence Ricketts
Eleanore
Maggie Perking
Alice Horman
Edna Funk
Mary Horman
Messis
Walter Horman
Lewis Plunkert
Ralph Knode
Herbert Plunkert
Edward Horman
Araby
Pius Plunkert
William Horman
Pelix Plunkert
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
F. F. Seminary
Winchester Hall
Cantadzene
Russia
Rio de Janeiro
North Atlantic Seaboard
Arcnes
The
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
North Market St
Fox’s Stove Store
East
Patrick St
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