Maryland Day Special Programs Spotlight Annapolis History
Maryland public schools will hold special programs for Maryland Day to mark Lord Baltimore’s colony. The State Board of Education outlines a year by year plan, with Annapolis as the 10th fixed topic, focusing on how the ancient city became Maryland’s capital and its pre revolution heyday. The schedule lists yearly titles from 1904 to 1912 and notes Annapolis’ social prominence and historic houses. A separate visit by the State Sanitary Live Stock Board and Dr. Lawrence Hickman followed hydrophobia concerns after a collie went mad at a local farm near Ellicott City, with cattle examined for signs.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
State Board of Education
State Board
Annapolis
America
Etssti
Maryland Colony
State Sanitary Live Stock Board
Lawrence Hickman
Musterole quick relief from rheumatism advertised
An advertisement touts Musterole as a safe white mustard oil ointment that relieves rheumatism and other ailments without blistering. It claims doctor and nurse recommendations, multiple uses, and various jar sizes with mail order options. A testimonial from a deputy sheriff cites rapid improvement after trying Musterole in 1911.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
T. & Harman
Sherif
Marville
Forest wardens to patrol two miles apart for early fire warning
State forest officials and wardens concluded a conference on fire combat and detection methods. Wardens will be stationed about two miles apart across mountain territory, paid only when on duty, to notify patrols of outbreaks and cover roughly 76 000 acres. Maps and routes will guide observations and access. In Frederick county last year 14 fires burned 1200 acres, with $2 000 timber loss. the program aims to cut fire damage.
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W. Besley
Chapin Jones
F. W Frnley
Catoctin
Besley
Mr. Jones
M Mountain
Maryland
Forest Guard Service
Pen Mar
Frederick County
Smithsburg elects burgess and officials in close vote
At yesterday's Smithsburg municipal election Dr B F Carroll won burgess 22 to 18 over John Ferguson. Philip T Clark was elected assistant burgess and William M Smith Frank F Horne and Howard J Fehl became commissioners. Emma Lane of Hagerstown, 23, swallowed creosote and remains critical, reportedly due to a broken heart. Visitation Academy closes for Easter. boarding pupils return home and studies resume next Wednesday.
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Smithsburg
B. F. Carroll
John Ferguson
Philip T. Clark
William M. Smith
Frank &. Horne
Howard J. Fehl
Emma Lane
H. L. Lane
Hagerstown
Frederick Art Club Papers On Design and Murano Glass
Mrs Hendrickson and Mrs Frehson present an in depth study of design theory and decorative glass in a Frederick Art Club meeting. They discuss Greek, Roman, Venetian and American stained glass influence, with notes on the Porting Vase and Murano glassmakers. Mrs Brehigan describes mural decorations in the Trenton Civic Building showing workers and their occupations for public welfare. No meeting will occur during Holy Week.
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Mre. Hendrickson
Mrg. Frehson
Marshall J. Brehigan
Trenton
Montgomery Co Court Opens March Term At Rockville
Montgomery county circuit court convened in Rockville for the March term with grand and petit juries in attendance. Docket shows 20 criminal, 8 judicial, 9 foreign trials, 24 appearances, and 10 appeals. grand jury may add more criminal cases, including several murder cases, to be tried this term.
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Montgomery Co
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Rockville
Grand and Petit Jures
Blacksmith Loses End of Finger at Frederick Shop
Mr. Philip Seeger, blacksmith at Frederick Railroad shops, suffered a severe accident at the emergency wheel when his right hand was caught in the machinery. The end of the first finger was cut off at the first joint in the incident yesterday.
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Philip Seeger
Frederick
Gold Dust all purpose cleanser offenses cleaning ease
The advertisement claims Gold Dust replaces soap for most house cleaning. It promises faster easier economical use and deeper cleaning, entering every corner to purify and remove germs without elbow grease.
Harriet Tubman Davis Dies at 99 in Auburn
Maryland era Harriet Tubman Davis, noted abolitionist and Civil War nurse and spy, died at her Auburn New York home. She aided 3,000 enslaved people via the Underground Railroad, led a life of frontline service, and later established a home for indigent colored people. Congress granted her a pension for wartime services.
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Maryland
Harriet Pytmes Otk
Marsland
Auburn
N.Y
Canada
South
Thurrlet Tubman
Balm of Gilead Elixir Proposed by Canton Doctor
Dr George J Ross of Canton Massachusetts endorses a home remedy called Balm of Gilead made from Malm buds Gilead candy and Duffy s malt whiskey. He claims it is vastly superior to Rock and Rye and suitable for treating acute conditions with hourly dosing for adults and children.
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George J. Ross
Canton
Mass
Gilead
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Marreys
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Fraley
Dr. Carroll
Burgess
Miss Lane
Serre
Glace
Gold Dust Twins
Tors
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
Harriet Tubman
Davis
Congress
Home Doctor
the Marvel
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People’s Theatre
Best Pictures
Snow White
Grim
the Empire
Kay-Lee
Keystone
Thanhouser
Wilson
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MR. W. L. 0. Fisher
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
W. N. Jolliffe
New York
Temple OF Music
North Market Street
George A. Everhart
Lafrance
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
Lourren L. Welty
East Church ST
C. Leefauver
N. Market ST
Frederick MQ
J. A. Ramsburg
Harner’s Drug Store
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