Atmospheric Pressure Patterns Move Eastward Across Regions
Weather note explains high and low pressure systems moving east at about 600 miles daily. Highs bring clear cool conditions while lows bring cloudy or rainy warmth. Winds around highs and lows follow compass-based directions, with southeast and east of lows warm from the south, between systems cool from the northwest, and southwest and west of highs from the southeast or variable. Also includes local notices and sale advertisements from Wesley Hindley, Henry Lorentz, and others.
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Bouthwest
New England
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Laka
Gulf States
Upper
Lake Region
Misaiaalppi Valley
Missouri
Mivstastap
Lake
Rocky Mountain
The Weekly News advertising copy deadlines announced
Tos Waexix News, a twelve page issue coming Thursday, promises full news and features with strong advertising advantages. Copy for new ads for Tuxa Wasxit Nawa is due by 5 pm Wednesday, with changes by 1 pm that day.
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Tos Waexix
Wnsur
Tuxa Wasxit Nawa
Purely Personal Pheasant Paragraphs From Local Figures
Local readers note social visits and travel plans among city residents. Hubert Hildebrand of Harper's visited friends here. Samuel Wineberg heads to Baltimore for several days. B Brightill and Mrs Brighthill returned from Ranville after a brief stay. C C Waters of the Register of Wills returns from a trip to Annapolis. W B Kean of Washington baron planned a Sunday trip to Frederick, returning yesterday. John Smiform of Baltimore visiting at parental home. Asbury and Ward Halleer, Thomas J. Walsh, and Geo M Grayson won one dollar each in Dr Miles Co free-ride prizes. Moser Steiner Brothers awarded $10 for largest Bromo Seltzer sales by Emerton Drugs and Chemical Co.
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Hubert Hildebrand
Harper's
Samuel Wineberg Beft Paoi
Baltimore
L. Brighthill
ME. Brighthill
Ranville
C. C. Waters
Register of Willsofice
Dusinews
Anaipolk
Howard
Wash
W.B. Kean
Waashbaron
Sabort Tisit
Frederick
Frizes
Halleer
Thomas J. Walsh
Geo. M jGrayson
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Moser
Steiner Brothers
Bromo Seltxer
Emerton Dregsad Chemical Company
Teasetz of God's Acre Funerals at Local Cemeteries
Four funerals passed into Olivet cemetery yesterday between noon and four o clock and one service was held at St John's Catholic cemetery. The events reflect a quiet day of interments in the community.
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God's Acre
Ms. Olivet
St John’s Catholic Cemetery
Angelier trial highlights Baltimore murder case
The Angelier case opens in Baltimore Criminal Court with Mra Maitic Virginis Angelier charged with murdering Charles F. Parker at her north Charles street store and her husband Frank Angelier charged as accessory. Jurors begin selection amid defense and state clashes over admissibility and motive while witnesses recount Parker's alleged advances and the couple's emotional scene with their children in court.
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Mra
Maitic Virginis Angelier
Charles F. Parker
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Frank P. Angeler
Criminal Court of Baltimore
New Market
Joan E Scarborough
John W. Boland
John C Trager
Wa F P. Stricken
Joseph B. Gritta
James J. Parors
Jonsthan W. Verssaot
Harmar T. Barovts
Joan A. Bohmias
Mr. McLane
Andrew F. Woodall
Biaté
Defesss
Woodall
Wickes
Frank Angaster
Couss
Campbell
Wiliam F. Campbell
Angellers
Mr. Angeller
Angeller
Httls
Mrs. Angelier
Mr. Angelier
Desch
Parker
Mrs. Angeller
Arbor Day Proclamation Encourages Forest Planting
Governor Lownder proclaims April 20 Arbor Day urging statewide observance. He asks every resident to plant or transplant at least one forest shade tree along a public road or near schools and homes. The aim is to curb forest destruction and maintain essential forested land for health and comfort.
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Lownder
Robbery at Carrick & Dale Port Office in Kensington
Robbers broke a plate glass window at the Carrick and Dale store and post office in Kensington Montgomery county early Sunday morning. They opened and stole stamps amounting to about 3 dollars and about 2 dollars in money from counters. The cash register was carried out and broken into, with a few costs contained taken. About 20 pounds of cheese a few boxes of cigars and some dry goods were taken from the store. The thieves also visited the home of Mt J W Hopkins on Fawcett avenues and secured money and plug tobacco.
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Omoffics
Port Offica
Carrick & Dale
Kensington
Montgomery County
Kern
Mt. J
Townsend Brothers at Work In City Renovations
Mr Townsend Hare and Mr George Alfred Townsend, noted newsmen, visit Se all Joan of MG area and inspect Keller’s stonework related to a proposed War correspondents memorial. Nearby, George L Wilson advances home improvements at 50 East Pi Street including lowered windows and interior updates. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended for tired mothers.
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Townsend Hare
George Alfred Townsend
Oath Park
Townsends
Mr. Keller
Keller
Hoke
Vichnity
Ceresvills
Fred
George L Wilson
East Pi Street
Funeral notices from New Market area and Mount Olivet
Multiple funeral notices detail services for Joseph Wood in New Market and several local residents from the area. Interments were at New Market Cemetery and Mt Olivet Cemetery. The piece lists pallbearers, conductors, and funeral directors including Carty and Rice & Bona.
Frederick Bicycle Club backs Maryland Division meet
A Frederick Bicycle Club meeting approved bringing the Maryland Division of the League of American Wheelmen to Frederick for the next annual meet. The event will cost about 1500 dollars, with half to be raised by the club and the rest sought from drivers and citizens. A soliciting committee was formed to approach merchants and residents, and a Thursday directors’ meeting will gauge total support. Western Maryland cyclists favor Frederick as a central and accessible host city.
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Frederick
Weat- Mainecer
Maryland
Baltimore
Chiat Consi
Exhibition for Key Monument in New York Hall
An exhibition in aid of the Francis Scott Key Monument runs April 20 to 24 at the Hall of the United Charities Building in New York. Daughters of the American Revolution display relics including Washington portraits, Van Cortlandt and Stuyvesant items, lace, jewels, letters, coats of arms, and china. Proceeds fund a monument to Francis Key at Frederick.
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Lexington
United Charities
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
New York
Francis Lott Key
Frederick
Waabington
Clintons
Lavingstone
van Cortlands
Peter Stuyvesant
Wankington
Fayettes
Bel
John Randolph
Roanoke
Lowestoff
Delft
Serare Beaton
Lafayatte
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Outlook For Charity Event
The Ladies Auxiliary of Youngmen's Christian Association met last evening in the parlor of the association building. With the president absent, business to be undertaken included plans for a public entertainment to raise funds for running expenses. A further meeting is expected this week to decide on details. Willard Keller aims to travel to Harrisburg, Pa, soon for inspection trips to collect funds. Keller hopes to buy a seam roller to grade and pave South Park Village street.
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Willard
Keller
Barrisburg
Collee
Gouth Park Vilis
Easter Program and Local Notices From Prospect District
County correspondence details an Easter program at Prospect with Missionary Society activities and local social notes. The piece covers family moves, church events, a major barn fire at Dinterman's farm with loss and stock saved, political society events, and community arrivals and departures including several names and addresses.
Sunday School and Easter Eve Services Planned
District officers call for Sunday morning meeting at 9 o'clock to organize, with Rev J. Asper leading a series of religious services at the Lutheran church each evening this week before Easter. Easter morning service scheduled. new Sunday evening sessions announced.
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U. Asper
Ezecler Sanday Morsing
Asper
MARRIAGES INCLUDE LOS ANGELES DOCTOR AND CALIFORNIA PAIR
Reports show Dr Clarence E Stoner and Mrs Gertrude A Mead married at the Capen home in Los Angeles. Also listed are unions including Hymenbal Belfer and Hey Joseph T. Belluy, and Charles M. Heilienstein to Nensie McGoril with connections to the Presbyterian Church in Washington D. C.
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Thin
Muill
Ostober
Hey
Joseph T. Eelluy
Presbyterian Chorch
Washington, D
Charles M. Heilenstein
Nensie EL Megqil
Storer Mat
Clarence E Stomer
Mra
Gertrude A. Mead
Los Angele
California
C. B. Capen
Los Angeles
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Broser
Ephraim Stoner
Johneville
Sick Five Children Of Marsh Family In Groff Howse
The Marsh children at the Groff Howse are ill with various ailments. Theodore Rood is slowly improving from a severe cold. Besant and Baughman show illness but progress. Samuel T Buxton and family near the town are improving, while Charles and William Buxton remain on the sick list.
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A. P. Marsh
Groff Howse
Massies
Theodore Rood
Hernie Besant
C. Fiaccis Baughman
Monsels
Samuel T. Buxton
Try
G. F. Thomas
Mosare
Charles
William Buxton
Epworth League Social At M and Church Friday
Epworth League hosts monthly social in the lecture room of the M and Church Friday at 7 o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged and all are welcome to attend.
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Epworth League
M. & Church
Byrap of Figs Promises Gentle Spring Cleansing
A vintage advertisement promotes Byrap of Figs as a gentle system cleanser for spring. One bottle serves the whole family, priced at 50 cents with a larger bottle at $1. Claimed to be manufactured in California and sold by Groggists.
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Californie
Byrap
Auction to sell cabinet stock and odds at Gem Blare
Local notice indicates an auction will sell a fine cabinet with 30 drawers glass front plus tables, shelving, two spool cotton cases and other stock at the Gem Blare. Special request lecture by Mrs Bassie Starr Keefer to Kemp ladies on Besith. Doors open 7 30 p m. Easter novelties and chocolates featured.
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Bassie Starr-Keefor
Kemp
Besith
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