Easter Week Hints and Local Festivities Recap
The column lists upcoming Easter events and community notices from Mary Jank. Highlights include theatre showings, college happenings, church sales, social gatherings, and preparations for spring. Mentions include World "Nod" pictures, Wamsworth College, City Hotel pool tour, Easter parades, clothing fashions, and Mother's Day planning for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raddock
Lake View
Mond Rink
Wamsh’s College
Betty
City
Trinity Church
Byterians
Boys' Temperance Association
Not on the Map letter from Abnapolin critiques Frederick county politics
A letter from Abnapolin by Paul Winchester argues that Frederick county has substantial Democratic strength with many voters and party supporters, yet remains underrepresented and controlled by a few. He labels the state crowd as neglecting Frederick and urges Democrats to push for influence at the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Winchester
Abnapolin
Frederick Coun
Baltimore County
Frederick County
Enat
Frederico
Market Prices and Fresh Produce Reported by Grocers
A chaotic slice of a market page lists prices for vegetables and seafood, with radishes, lettuce, beets, and onions among many items. It also shows varied prices for fish such as perch and mackerel, and staples like cheese, coffee, pies, and bread, reflecting a bustling early market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeed Ghao
Haddock
Beatty
Enumerators Named for Frederick County Census
District Supervisor John J. Stump of Cumberland lists Frederick county census enumerator appointments including William F. Harrison Ephraim T Nusbaum Schaeffer L Rhoads and many others. Eight ladies examined for the posts with Miss Irwin Harry noted as daughter of Prof. W H Harry and Miss Miseurite W Plush a Brunawick resident among the appointees. Three more enumerators to be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John J. Stump
Cumberland
William F. Harrison
Ephraim T. Nusbaum
Schaeffer L. Rhoads
Chas
Routzahn
Arba A Moser
Lester A. Toms
William
Roderick
Harvey
Ridenour
Chester A. A Burras
Charlie
Ernest Keller
Harry Miller
John F. Adelaberger
Robert E. Hockensmith
Charles Rodger Pyror
Charles B. Hendry
Rosale T. Crawford
William V. Albaugh
Maron
Wagner
Jacob G. Shawbaker
Herry
Buhrman
Edwin F. Gooney
William Gittings
Guy E. Buckey
Willan L. Martin
Arthur &. Rouger
Lloyd M. Koogle
Eugene Jabin
Harry
Wilson
Charles L. Devilbig
Alfred J. Hermas
B. Stanley Delauder
Mias Irwin Harry
Clarence Phreeger
Martin Halfmaster
Ottle V. Plush
Frank C. Nicodems
Irwin Harry
W. H. Harry
Feagaville
Miseurite
W. Plush
Brunawick
Governor to Veto Local Option Repeal Push
Maryland Anti Saloon League leader Superintendent Anderson asks Governor Crothers to grant a hearing when the executive considers Senator Miller s bill repealing Washington county Local Option law. The league will push to induce a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ark
Anderson
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Crothers
Miller
Washington County
League
Warfields Soar to Naples for Italian Journey
Ex Gov Edwin Warfield sails from New York with Mrs Warfield and son Edwin Warfield Jr on the Koenig Kibert bound for Naples. They expect a three to four month foreign sojourn aboard the 7th German Lloyd steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Edwin Warfield
Warfield
Edwin Warfeld, Jr
New York
Naples
Saved a Soldier's Life in Civil War
Kemp Texas man J A Btone recalls facing death from battle wounds and disease but survives after using Dr King's New Discovery. He describes long battle with a wasting cough and fever before healing with the remedy, claiming a dramatic weight gain and full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Btone
Kemp
Texas
King
Edison Moves to Enforce Patent Rights in Movie Trade
A federal court upheld Edison patent rights amid new challenger moves in the motion picture industry. Carl Laomslle and the Independent Moving Picture Co. of America faced injunctions for infringing Edison patents as dozens of producers nationwide and in Europe paid royalties. The ruling highlights royalties paid by major firms including Biograph, Gaumont, Pathé, and Selig, with about 37,200 dollars weekly from 1,440,000 feet produced across 18,000 feet per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Biograph
Edison
Edfeon
Mr. Edison
Europe
Ellison
Dison
Thei Hla
Noyes
United States Circuit Court
Carl Laomsmle
Independent Moving Picture Company of America
Moving Picture
Edison and
Biograph Companior
Motion Picture Patents Company
Biograph Company
Edison Manufacturing Company
Eesaner Film Manufacturing Company
Gaumont Company
Kalem Company
George Khine
Tabin Manufacturing Company
George Mehos
Pathe Freren
Selig Polyscope Company
Vilagraph Company of America
Aight
American
Concerna
European Intereata
Mr Edison
Death notices and obituaries from Burlington to Thurmont
Death of William M. Martin in Burlington Vermont at about 50, manager of the Western Union telegraph office and a high Mason official. Survived by widow and daughter Beatrice, mother Mrs. Martin, two sisters, and a Baltimore brother. Remains to Thurmont with funeral Monday at 2 PM. Also Annie M. Merrill aged about 86, widow of G. Merrill, died in Washington. Survived by sister and three brothers. Funeral tomorrow at 3 PM at East Saints Street home, burial at Oli vet cemetery. Rose F Young of Washington, tuberculosis, aged 38, survived by husband and son. funeral Thursday at 3:30 PM at Rock Hill cemetery. Roy Clayton Schoff infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Schoff died of pneumonia at 1 year 11 days. funeral Monday at 3 PM at Mt Olivet cemetery. Bethy county clerk Markwood D. to erect dwelling project notice filed with county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Martin
Harvey
Zimmerman
Fourth Street
Burlington
Vermont
Western Union Telegraph Office
Masonic
Misa Beatrice Martin
Mra
Mra. Jeremiah Martin
Loya
Mra. Zimmerman
FH. E. Krige
Baltimore
Thurmont
Annie M. Merrill
Annia M. Merrill
Theaire G. Merrill
Washington
Hugh Fisher
Mra. LF. Keefer
David Fisher
Laurel
James
Moses Fisher
Herr
Me. Fisher
Saints
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Roy Schoff
Roy Clayton Schoff
William Schoff
North Bentz Street
Mt. Olivet
Mayor Pearre Delegate Eyes Congressional Aspirations
Andrew J. Gafathings of Montgomery County announced at Annapolis his plan to run for Congress in the Sixth District, succeeding George A. Pearce. He promised a strong Free outlook and personal reform, including quitting smoking and focusing on hard work and athletic activities to reach primed fitness for campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveral
Dette
Andrew J. Gafathings
Tgomery County
Annapelis
Congress
Anc
Royal Arcanum Elects Officers in Maryland Assembly
Royal Arcanum assembly in Baltimore Maryland elected and installed officers and committees. An amendment to the Grand Council constitution redefined the annual session from the fourth Thursday and Friday in March to the fourth Tuesday and Wednesday in April. New Grand Regent J Werley Kerr and others were installed, with names including J McCrippe, Frank Mine, Sidor Merfeld, Salteur F. Smith, D Juvenal, Rev K B Winstead, Gover C Howser, Winfield A Gogs, James N Wells, Harry J Grove, A C Trippe, P Graf, C W Hensler, Charles E Kundal, Laula A Pacetti, Perley Wark and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Reastum
Maryland
A. C. Trippe
P. &. Graf
C. W. Hensler
Charles E. Kundal
Laula A. Pacetti
Perley Wark
Soundla
Charles KE
Hachtel
J. Edway Kirby
C. Oxlon
Prosperity on Eastern Shore Banking Rate Rise
The Denton two national banks raise savings rates from 3 to 4 percent starting July 1 while State banks Preston Hillaboro Greensboro and Federalsburg also pay 4 percent. The Bank of Ridgely may follow with a 4 percent future rate. County prosperity grows with many new banks in eight years and deposits rising. Carolla County Bank Greensboro has grown over fourfold in seven years.
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Denton Wd
Preston
Hillaboro
Greensboro
Fedteralsburg
Caroine
Bank of
Ridgely
Anl
Carolla Jounty Bank
Busloen
Ite Capital A
Local events and political notes on Carroll county option vote
The article reports on community gatherings at Frederick streets and Patrick Street venues with schedules in the evening and cadet Loveday receiving a commission. It notes preparations for a local option vote in Carroll County next fall, with Senator Beasman backing a bill to allow residents to decide on prohibition. Pro and anti-prohibition factions expect a close result as the Legislature considers the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Carpa
Patrick Atreets
Val Hou
Dulin Haa
Loveday
Frederick Corps
Marshall
West Patrick Street
Bry
Carroll
Carrol
Beasman
Heayman
Mr Leatherman Recovers From Severe Arm Injury
Mr. Orestus F Leatherman of Lewistown was badly injured in December suffering a compound comminuted fracture of the right elbow with two inches of forearm bone reset to save the limb. He can now tend to his farming though the arm remains stiff, a narrow escape from loss of the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherman
Orestus F. Leatherman
Lewistown
Weaker, Weary Women Seek Cure for Daily Toil
A vintage ad-style notice claims Doan's Kidney Pills ease backache, urinary issues, and fatigue. It cites Mrs. G. W. Fellers of Brunswick Maryland praising relief after three boxes, urging readers to buy from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. W. Fellers
Brunswick
Doan
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
Ad claims Papes Diuretic cures backache kidney and urinary disorders in a few days. It touts rapid, thorough effects on kidneys liver and urinary system and urges buying the 50 cent treatment from any drug store worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Pape,Thompson & Cree
Uneasy Fruitgrowers Over Weathery Bloom Risk
Fruitgrowers fear prolonged warm weather will push peaches toward bloom stages by April, making them hard to freeze. Buds were backward in March but the warm month accelerated development. Some believe dry winter and early checks may curb buds. if spring frosts don’t hit, a good crop may follow.
Funeral Notices for Croix and Makel In Maryland
The funeral of Fannie Pauline Croix Walored occurred yesterday at 10 30 with services at the home of step-brother Edward Steid in Braddock conducted by Reva J W Townes and Frank Thames. Pallbearers included William Swann Calvin Iwar Samuel Teach and others. burial at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas I Rice served as funeral director. The funeral of Robert L Makel occurred Thursday at Buckeystown Church with Rev Henry Herd officiating. Pallbearers were John Brown Roy Whiten Robert S Ghose and Robert Yerd. burial at Hope Hill Cemetery. Thomas P Tice was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Pauline Croix Walored
Yelock
Edward Steid
Braddock
Reva
J. W. Townes
Frank Thames
William Swann
Calvin Iwar
Samuel Teach
William Johnson
John Sewell
Edward Brown
Greenmount
Ary Thomas I
Rice
Robert L. Makel
Clored
Buckeystown
Henry Herd
Annual county manufacturing title and event date
The annual selection in Maat Tew County will be held next month. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Ke Union Snufacturng Titaodien
Maat Tew
Pat
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City Hospital
Braddock Colony
Mary Jank
Billy Buckhelmer
Thair
Markwood
Bethy County Commiesioners
Pearre
Kes
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick, MD
FPME
Cam- Pal
Lauen
State OF
State Insurance Department
Benj. F. Crquse
Dmazl2
Insurance Sonmingene
Franklin
Ee Eilve
St Garber
HSE
R Sale
John W. Grove
Mate
Frederick
Harry ci
Court Street
Ross Sale
Roe Rent
Derr'e Alley
Rana
Afar
Court Patreet
North Market Street
Ant South
J. Marshall Miller
Adamstown
South Bentz Street
South Market Street
Maidict
Hecoud Street
East Salata Street
R and O
West Fourth Street
Geo
H. Wweunier
R. A. Bennett
P.O. Box i
Frewerich, Mul
John Hershbergr
Railway CW
Ungernad
Drapkin Institute
Rochester
Tlegent Ny
Eae
Aare Claar Co
Cincinnati
Tower
Golidxborough
Patelek St
F. BF
Tyetyar
North Market
Arthur Potts
NIGAR
Globo Cigar Co
Cleveland
D. H. E. Peterman
W. Franklin St
City Hotel
Birr
M. Hett
Slong F. & M. Electrae Or
Orteleshene Maleate
Edna Ww
E. Darner
EB. Darner
Ferorrter, Mp
James A. Long
Freoprice
Aoeast
Mary Brunner
Popp Prsuc Bale
Lo'dork
Mary Ules
CL Renn
John Nutrow
Prsie Sale
Patrick Street
Apa
Glo
Karrey R. Tease
Geo B. Rodock
Uraday
Dar Adaline
Teris
Dubile
ST Edhareay
Tash
Crimintine Follon
Harry R. Snook
Mantee Ee Puublic Bale
Mary Rings
Harry R. Soak
Fragatex
Frederick Brick Works
Central National Bank
I David Lowenstein
H. R. Letse
Wilbon
Ie Ieee Ee Ee
Tea Voc
Luther M. Bready
Luth
Geo. W. Stun
Rimer Brown
Tuscarora
Hocks
Cera Kinewi
Samuel J. Will
Anttust
Sea
A. W
la Me Beredy
Rill
F . Ordeman Ierreeaste
Lot
Fatvick
Boren Bao
Sen Pally
Olttock
Fonte
Berestile di Rile
Fa Ally Ree Oer
Ae B. L. Wee
Actoneet
Will
Eeraae
Patwowal
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