Changes in Frederick business life since 1884 census
Frederick's business life has shifted since the 1884 census with many former industries disappearing by 1935 while new firms and services emerged. The article lists declines in coach factories, livery stables, saloons, and various crafts, alongside gains in radio dealers, garages, cleaning plants, gas firms, music stores, and hotels. Some sectors show little change, including printers, watchmakers, and banks, while the grocery sector shrank from 72 stores to 58 due to chains and delivery services.
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Frederick City
Frederick
McMurray
Gamwill
Bruner
Maryland
Ally and Murray
Winebrewer and Company
Birey Bros
Victor Remedies Company
Science Stops The Clock Of Death In Marginal Minutes
The article reports medical advances that revive people declared dead, shifting the death portal to the nervous system. It highlights respiratory stimulants using carbon dioxide and alpha lobelin, with about 500 to 1,000 lives saved in five years. The margin is narrow but lives depend on these minutes and proper conditions.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Germany
America
Physi
Cians
James I
England
Echoes of Fading Trades in an Old Industrial Tally
A historical snippet notes Wood Works Company, The Newt Job printing, a newspaper and flour sack shop, alongside two railroads and two express companies, telegraph offices, and local professionals fading with time. It lists lawyers, real estate brokers, magistrates, physicians and boarding houses among the obsolescent enterprises.
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Newt
Ohio Democrats Back Governor Davey in Relief Row
Democratic lawmakers in Columbus appeal to President Roosevelt to investigate and end waste and "inhuman practices" in relief administration. They condemn the incident involving Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins and pledge allegiance to Gov. Davey amid the relief controversy. A 3-F class meeting at Walkersville Lutheran also noted.
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Columbus
Davey
Harry S Hopkins
Ohio
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Francis W. Foulson
United States
Relief Commission
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Boost Complexion
A 20 year practice by Dr wards offers a natural bowel tonic called Edwards Olive Tablets in olive color. The tablets, made from common vegetable ingredients, claim to normalize bowel action and cleanse the system. Users are advised to take one or two tablets at night for a week and observe improved complexion and energy. Prices listed 15c 30c and 60c.
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Dr. Edwards
Whitmore March Meeting Opens With St Patrick Readings
On March 19, Whitmore vice-president opened the program with My Country Tis of Thee. Psalm 90 was read and prayed by Mr Peiffer. Readings included St Patrick's Day pieces by Mrs Seibel and Miss Blanche Rice. Next meeting at Miss Blanche Rice's home on April 9 with a long list of attendees.
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Blanche Rice
Helen Gressnickle
Mary Wilhide
Helen Culler
Edith Flicklinger
John Zimmerman
Helen Nicodemus
Mae Whitmore
Margaret Poole
Eleanor Filler
Lula Wright
Lillian Zimmerman
Seibel
Huda Harp
Billie Peiffer
Lie Zimmerman
Foreign Government Sponsored Radio Debuts on U S Station
Classified as the first network program in the United States to be sponsored by a foreign government the series starts tonight on WJZ NBC at 9 30 pm designed to promote goodwill and understanding of Mexico Its origin will be Radio City studios with Angelo Mercado orchestra and two vocalists Eduardo Villasenor Mexican Consul General in New York will introduce the series The 15 minute weekly program forms part of a efforts to foster cultural ties.
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New York
United States
NBC Tonight
Mexico
Angelo Mercado
Eduardo Villasenor
Radio City
Whaf-Nbc
Sigmund Romberg
Lennie Hayton
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices include marriage licenses for Glen T Stottlemyer 21 and Nellie M Cramer 17 of Lantz and Paul Baker 18 with Geraldine L Bond 17 of Boonsboro Route 1. Property deeds show several transfers including Jesse D Day to Barbara M Green for 10 dollars and other county city deed actions along with final accounts for executors and administrators in Orphans Court.
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Glen T. Stottlemyer
Nelle M. Cramer
Lantz
Paul Baker
Geraldine L. Bond
Boonsboro
Jesse D. Day
Barbara M. Green
George R. Dennis, Jr
Luther E. Leatherman
Elmer E. Roderick
May Moberly Harrison
Charles V Fulmer
Charles W. Kemp
Daisy M. Derr
Gilmore R. Fl
Bonus vote on cash relief bill nears House decision
Washington March 20 The bonus issue moved toward a House vote with near certainty of sending the $4.88 billion work relief bill to the Senate. The vote was anticipated Saturday and the ballot on the measure faced new delays as discussions continued.
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Washington
House
Senate
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