Six Centuries Hence The Earth Still Has Room For All
The Rochester Post-Express mocks Ho ward Atkinson for calculating future populations and resource depletion. It notes Britain may reach 300 billion in 2500 and North America 60 trillion, then jokes about a future with three square yards per American. It argues nature outlasts forecasts and six centuries ago Europe was culturally rich, yet life persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Atkinson
Boston
Rochester Post-Express
Great Britain
North America
Atkinson
Rockefeller
Atill
Edward
Hogland
Dante Alighieri
Florence
Alfonso the Wise
Castile
Granada
Roger Hacon
Wickliffe
Local Health Briefs From Frederick Area
The Sick Master Nicholas Haller son of Arthur Haller is quite sick with rheumatism. Miss Elinor G Johnson who has been very sick at her home Walkersville is able to basbons. At the Frederick City Hospital this afternoon it was stated that the condition of Mr. Charles N Hargett was very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Haller
Arthur Haller
Elinor G. Johnson
Walkersville
Frederick City Hospital
Charles N. Hargett
Lin ed for Disorder Involving Three Men Arrested
Jobo Paim Luther Lea and John Williams colored were arrested last Sunday by Officer Carter charged with disorderly conduct. They appeared before Justice Smith who fined them each. The fines were paid. Victims of Accident Mr Gay Roser injured in the runaway on Sunday remains confined but shows some improvement. Mr S Leslie Shafer sprained his foot in the same incident and can be about with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Paim
Luther Lea
John Williams
Carter
Justice Smith
Mr. Gay
Roser
Leslie Shafer
Local Market Prices and Contracts Report
The Local Mart lists Mr. G Waring Tyson market quotes for today with corn at 2.30 per barrel shelled 46 cents per bushel. Wheat prices No 2 red 1.06 No 3 red 1.03, ether 980 per bushel, damaged 750, data 40 cents per bushel. B Rosenour & sons awarded a contract to furnish uniforms for the Male High School Cadet Corps. A merchant should advertise to grow business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
B. Rosenour & Sons
Trial halted as handwriting proof required in bank case
Judge Henderson ruled handwriting must be positively proven to be bank officer authentic and the depositor’s authority to enter entries shown beyond doubt. The plaintiff’s counsel pressed the bank book entry, the court allowed new proof, and the jury was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Moegrs
D. Princeton
Tuberculosis in Maryland and Its Impact on Health
Maryland efforts led by the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis highlight data from the 1903 Maryland Tuberculosis Commission. The report emphasizes hidden disease varieties, bone tuberculosis, and scrofula, notes high death rates in prisons, and cites the role of peritoneal tuberculosis and new serum diagnostics for bone tuberculosis.
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Maryland Association For the
Maryland
Ioa
Peniten Kary
Alek
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Odds With the Enemy at McKaig Schoolhouse Drama
Dramatic Club of McKaig presented Odds With the Enemy at the McKaig schoolhouse with Miss Agnew delivering a comic recitation and the Liberty orchestra providing music. A large audience watched the ensemble led by Rebecca Darrow Elizabeth Sheetenhelm Ollie Spurrier and Elaie Stevens with Markel Nelson Harry Sheetenhelm Maynard Bankey James Giddings Ezra Sheetenhelm Frankie Kenfauver Leslie Buckey A Shaaten helm and O Datraw in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKaig
Miss Agnew
Liberty Orchestra
Missea Rebecca Darrow
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Ollie Spurrier
Elaie Stevens
Markel Nelson
Harry Sheetenhelm
Hagerstown Teachers Visit Antietam Grammar School
Misses Helionimons Boyer Schinder Myere Sands Parks and Martin of Hagerstown teachers at Antietam Grammar School spent the day visiting laos public schools. They praised cleanliness and morals of the pupils and schools. Parka and Martin were former pupils at the Female High School when Prof Amon Bur gee led the Male High School here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Helionimons
Boyer
Schinder
Myere
Sands
Parks
Martin
Antietam
Thin Situ
Elected Vice President at Ashhuret Surgical Society
Alpert V Lamps, son of O L O Lampe formerly of this city but now in Philadelphia, was elected to the office of vice president for the opening school year at a meeting on Wednesday night of the Ashhuret Surgical Society of the University of Pennsylvania. Lampe, a Franklin and Marshall College graduate of 1902, is completing his junior year in medicine at Penn.
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Alpert V. Lamps
O. L. O. Lampe
Philadelphia
Ashhuret Surgical Society
University of Pennsylvania
Enening
Lampe
Franklin & Marahall College
University of Pennsyvania
Purely Personal visits and homecomings across towns
Miss Maud Huatchin visits Baltimore friends. Mrs Davis of Washington visits relatives in the city. Miss Nannis Wilson of East Patrick Street visits Washington. Milesea N. R. and D. Mantz go to New York and Philadelphia. Aliog Barbage of Baltimore visits Miss Neltia Hunmiohen on Wee Patrick Street. George Pfeffer of Dayton visits Barkitsavills for the first time in 21 years. William Graham returns to Barkittsville from wintering here. Regina R. Rodock, North Mar Kat arrest, returns from Washington, D.C. Mrs Gav. L Jones and Mrs Chas Hall of Washington visit Hamphen. Mrs Solomon Stern, East Patrick Street, returns after winters in Baltimore and New York. Frank T. Rhodes returns after touring with Uncle Josh Spruceby Company. Joseph W. J. Lee, American Quarantine General to Panama, on leave near Knoxville. Peter W. Shafer and wife return from Berlin, Pa., to Middletown. Jennie Porterfield returns from Washington after winter with Grace and Elias Porterfield at Braddock Heights. Harry O. Storm of Co. F US so returns to Sacket Harbor after visits at county. Regiment heads to the Philippines for two years. W. S. Flook of Hardttald visits relatives. 26 years away, attended a Presidential inauguration 16 years ago. Amos Ringel and Lois Biser of West Lebanon, Ind., visiting here. Ringel’s mother, former Frederick resident, remains in West Lebanon.
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Maud Huatchin
Baltimore
T Davis
Washington
Big City
Nannis Wilson
East Patrick Street
Milesea N. R
D. Mantz
Moralog
New York
Snd Philadelphis
Aliog Barbage
Baistimore
Neltia Hunmiohen
Wee
Patrick Street
Gemc. Chaorge Pfeffer
Dayton
Ato
Barkitsavills
William Graham
Barkittsville
Misa Regina R. Rodock
North Mar- Kat
Washington, D.C
Gav. L Jonea
Chas. Hall
Washington, D. C
Hamphen
Bis City
Bolomon Stern
Frank T. Rhodes
Frank Adams
Josh Spruceby
Joseph W. J. Lee
Panama
Roosevelt
Knoxville
This County
Peter W. Shafer
Hacket Shaw
Potter Shaw
Berlin
Middletown
Misa Jennie Porterfield
Ming
Grace Porterfield
Elias Porterfield
Braddock Heights
Harry O. Storm
Co. F
U.S. So
Sacket Harbor
N.Y
Philippines
W. 8. Flook
Hardttald
North Dakota
Henry Flook
Pleasant Walk
Hoe
Amos Ringel
Bliss Lois Biser
West Lebanon
Ind
Mr. Ringel Ia
George Ringel
Misa Biser Ia
Henry Biser
Middletown Valley
Mr. Ringel
Frederick
Wast Lebanon
Frederick Historical Society Holds March Meeting at Mrs Smith’s Home
The Frederick County Historical Society met at the home of Mrs. F. F. Smith with members including Mrs. Smith Major Goldaborough Mrs. Markey Miss Lillie Keller Mr. Norwood and Miss Nellis Garreteé. A paper on The Great Seal of Maryland was read and an original talk on the Old National Road given. The group adjourned to meet April 13 due to Holy Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Historical Society
F. F. Smith
Smith
Major Goldaborough
Markey
Lillie Keller
Norwood
Nellis Garreteé
Maryland
John Ritchie
Hoffman
Frederick
All Sainte’ Atreat
Harper's Ferry
Glencraig
Col
R Nutt
Beel Team Association Elects Officers At Meeting
At the Janitor Real Team Association meeting, a new constitution was adopted and officers elected. President Ward O. Haffner, vice president George W. Shipley, Secretary Alban M. Wood, Treasurer Louis Dertzbaugh, and Captain D. John Markey. Members of Janior Fire Company eligible for membership. Monthly meetings set. annual election on second Monday in March. A committee including Lester Smith, Louis Dertzbaugh, William Shipley, Harry Kennedy and D. John Markey to organize basketball games to raise funds for uniforms.
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Janitor Real Team Association
Ward O. Haffner
George W. Shipley
Alban M. Wood
Sreaaurer
Louis Dertzbaugh
D. John Markey
Janior Fire Company
Assaociation
Emergency Hospital Monthly Report
The Emergency Hospital board notes February activity with 56 patients treated and 37 operations, 15 major. Twelve diabetes cases, 21 patients were hospitalized, and every bed was filled. United reel team to organize ship evening at 7 30 in United Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organizs
United Reel
United Hall
Stokes Weds Miss Seusenosy In Baltimore Ceremony
Mr Charles L Stokes of Frederick marries Miss Seusenosy of Chicago in Baltimore at the bride’s sister home. The couple, long separated by letters, plan to reside in Frederick where the groom runs a saddlery and harness shop. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Dan Can Bucohanan with a large wedding party and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bessie Seuseney
Chlesgo
Charles L. Stokes
Frederick
Alexander Hamilton
West
Lafayette Avenue
Baltimore
J. Q. Seuseney
Carroll County
Dancan Bucohanan
Lafsyetes Square
Fashionable Mohalas and assorted goods offered at low prices
Local notes show a colorful ad mix for Mohalas at 40c 75c 1.25 and 1.50 with many colors and patterns. Also a church lecture by Professor Powys at Woman's College Hall 815 pm and a public sale by Harvey R. Lease auctioneer for William B. Fisher 23 miles from Frederick on Ballenger Creek Pike tomorrow March 14. Also meat market notice 190 West Patrick Street and fish orders. Middletown Opera House show What He Came Of Walker with round trip tickets 25 cents. Independent Hose Co meeting and service at All Saints Episcopal Church. carpet cleaning by Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. AXMINSTER and VELVETS patterns at Mullinix store with wall papers offered.
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Harvey R
Willia B. Fisher
Frederick
Ballenger Creek
Middletown Opera House
Walker
Middletown Opera Houses
Roll & Reich
Independent Hose Co
Quathorne Jogle
All Siate’ Episcopal Church
Unclear Names List From Historical Document
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and initials with scattered titles and places. The text appears as a roster or membership roll including Janer Jas, MoBuexar D.H. Keraugen, Gro. Wa., Bauru, Joper Jno.C. Motter, D. 8. Hararrt, D. BAKER, Joan Rameaure, Troe BH. HALLER, Wm. G. BAKER, Jamis E. WALKHI, Tuomas. Daniz. BAKER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juner Jas
MoBuexar
D.H. Keraugen
Gro. Wa
Bauru
Joper Jno
C. Motter
D. 8
Hararrt
Wage Garnishment Hits B and O Workers in Cumberland
The Cumberland Times reports last Saturday wages for railroaders and shop workers were garnished, reducing cash in circulation. Maryland has laws against wage attachments, but West Virginia does not, prompting local claim firms to route debts into state agencies and attachments through B and O. The piece notes many workers affected, with officials predicting long term effects on debt payment and frugal living as wages are diverted to creditors. It cites at least half of the B and CO roundhouse workforce with attachments and suggests broader lessons on debt collection and monetary discipline.
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Cumberland Times
Maryland
West Virginia
Ponseasion
B. & O. Cfillotala
B. & CO. Round House
Mudd Denies Judicial Candidacy and Praises Jobs Plan
Onongreasman Sydny K. Mudd visited Baltimore briefly and urged wide hiring in wood cutting instead of politics. He dismissed talk of a judge candidacy in the Pitth Judicial circuit, joking he would resign to ride the band wagon if seated on the bench. He suggested rivals for judicial posts focus on measures benefiting his congressional prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onongreasman
Sydny K. Mudd
Baltimore
Mr. Mudd
Pitth
Pad
Ming
Briscoe
Posey
General Wilmer
Congress
Thia
Delegates Appointed and Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
Governor Warfield yesterday appointed delegates to the Anti tuberculosis League convention in Atlanta on April 17. Delaware names include Dre, Laula B. Henkel, Annapolia, William T. Brown of Burnt Mills Montgomery county, O. H. Conley of Frederick County. In the circuit court divorce a decree granted to Luther O. Smith from Mamie A. Smith. S. A. Lewis represented Mr. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Anti-tuberculosis League
Atlanta
Dre
Laula B. Henkel
Annapolia
William T. Brown
Burnt Mills
Montgomery County
O. H. Conley
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Luther O. Smith
Mamie A. Smith
A. Lewis
Mr. Smith
Correction to Aldermen Meeting Bill Record
A correction states that in yesterday’s report the Board of Aldermen item for Frank Chew was misstated. The bill amount should be $10, not $80, changing the documented expenditure in the monthly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Frank Chew
Stock in State Fair Association hits sixty dollars a share
The State Fair Association stock rose to 60 dollars per share with par value 26. Governor Warfield reviewed pardon applications and stated citizenship could be restored after sentence. A New York and Washington Express wreck south of Ellton injured several passengers amid a busy northbound route to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fair Association
Warfield
New York and Washington Express
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Elxton
Cumberland
Jalyl
Fannie W. Oheney
Edward Cheney
Boodsboro
Washington County
California
Watson
Richard Cheney
Antoinetta Cheney
Boonasboro
R. K. Robinson
Hig
Sharon
Harford County
Belair
The Work of Death. Miss Laura M Cook Dies at Seven
Laura M Cook daughter of Millard F Cook of Middletown died March 9 of consumption in her seventh year. Funeral March 11 from Reformed Church with Rev John W Pontius and others officiating. Interment at adjacent cemetery. Memorial service held Sunday with superintendent Emory L Coblentz delivering the eulogy. New Bank Building planned by Flook Gaver Leatherman Summers Grossnickle Co and Myersville firm to expand premises and funds raised to 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Cook
Millard F. Cook
Middletown
Reformed Church
John W. Pontius
M. A Beard
Ga. Satslemyer
A. Hedges
Lutheran Church
J. R. Ridenour
U. B. Church
Cemeter
Reformed
Emory L. Coblentz
Flook, Gaver, Leatherman, Summers, Grossnickle & Qco
A& Myersville
Ay Flook, Gaver, & Co
All Saints' Guild Sale On Saturday At Chapel
Local notice says Marys Chapter of All Saints Guild holds a sale Saturday at 3 o clock in the chapel with home made cakes candies and useful articles for sale. The Men's Total Abstinence League meets at 43 W Second Street at 7 pm tonight with full attendance requested by President E Priggs Brags Seaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's Chapter of
All Saints’ Guild
Phapel
E.priggs Brags
Seoty
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Tae Vail
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Witte
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Columtin
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Geer
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THI News
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John Francis Smith Brees
Mary’s
Eldridge Biggs
Woman’s College
Carty Doll
S. Radock & Co
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Cecil & Gorman
Gallagher
Gounty Historical Society
Beel Team Association
Juniore
Chas. Stokes
Frederick Busin
Mise Senecacy
Osarroll County
Chicago
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
TRE Bock
BiutiNg
Mikk
Chasdise
Hasanus
P.B
Neidig & Miller
NIG & Miller
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Henrietta Tach
Florentine
Professor Powys
England
Woman's College Hall
Bune
Mirron Dern
Yingling's
Allen G
Quyny S
Vermont
Excelsior Steam
Qleantog Works
Q. Frank Rice
L. E. Mullinex
Axminster and Velvets
Genu
L. B. Mullinix
N. B
Citizens
NAT. Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Bakker
WM. G. Baker H. Dbd, Baker
WN. Gazimmeerman
Samuel G. Dovall
D. Baker
Joan
Rameaure
Troe
Haller
Wm. G. Baker
O. M. Tuomas
Daniz. Baker
George
Rodock & CO
Lisgo
Arnould
Rodook
A. T. Rice
UE Firm
A.T. Rice & Bons
Eaikt Arm
Bettie
Ouen
Thomas PL Rice
Buatasa Males
North Market Street
Se Groceries and Provisions
Gdawiy
Want Patricks St
Besant & Knott
A. J. Fichelberger
Gure Holland
Jamaica
Whompson
A. J. Eichelberger
Cor
Markat
Bts
Fredersi
Oldanly
Bath
O. L. Kefauver
Church and Market Sts. Frederick, Md
BE. Smith
Eart
Church Street
D* H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
National Baok
Market
Patrick Streets
Midtt
F. B. Sappingtor
City Halk
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