Demand for Horses Boosts Maryland Farmers and War Prep
A Washington Star report highlights how horse breeders in Maryland and Virginia can prosper from rising prices driven by military needs and impending wars. Experts note that government demand for cavalry mounts to meet wartime plans, with horses now fetching 123 to 200 dollars, and possibly more as preparedness drives exports and domestic stock output rises.
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Desser
Washington Star
Maryland
United States
Spain
Great Britain
Virginia
Washington
Maryland electors eyed by weary state voters
Contemporary comment notes Baltimore municipal returns show no comfort for the machine, citing general apathy as a possible factor. The Baltimore Herald meditates on hero worship, contrasting public standards with recent eras of Dewey and Evans, and mocks misplaced expectations.
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Maryland Machine
Baltimore
Baltimore Herald
Oranges in Maryland Prospect for Crops Hope
The Maryland agriculture department reports promising experiments with oranges, grafted onto hardy stock, growing at Washington, with blossoms showing. If yields meet expectations, planting in Virginia and Maryland may expand. Maryland’s diverse produce already enriches the state, and scientists see a profitable future for orange cultivation.
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Mary Sabe
Vigibewede
Department of Agriculture Ia
Department
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
DaVe
Department of Agriculture
Baltimore Newa
Merriness Minutes and Humorous Snippets From Headlines
A collage of brief jokes and quips from 1910s newspapers. Witty exchanges reference a sympathetic citizen and a constable, a new house with many children, Christian Science, and a policeman father. Multiple one liners showcase period humor and local color.
Advice to Neqnois and Race Progress in Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record urges the black race to choose associates by virtue and character, notes limited progress from conferences on the race problem, and praises Hampton Tuskegee style schools. It highlights moral standards, Southern Industrial schools, and Booker T. Washington’s work as pivotal to social regeneration and uplift.
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Neqnois
Philadelphia Record
United States
South Carolina
Hampton
Tuskeyes
Tuskegee
Booker T. Washington
Moments With the Home and Cough Remedy Ad
A sentimental fragment contrasts a broken apart couple with a reminder to trust affection. The page also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day, with B. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
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Drauggista
B. W. Grove
Tenth Carroll County Christian Endeavor Meets in Weatminster
Cumberland mayor imposes stricter quarantine as smallpox spreads in district. Dr James C Mackeneis sues Tome Institute over a gum valued at 100000. Cumberland Tin Plate plants begin two hot mills and expect full operation by Monday. May 20 vote to elect six city councilmen and consider Carnegie library offer of 20000. Rumor links Harry Lehr of Baltimore to Mrs John Vinton Dahleren. Ettie V Boon, 18, assaulted on Dar road. Andrew Reh, 18, jailed in Towson on the assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Christian Endeavor, Union
Weatminster
White
Cumberland
James C. Mackeneis
Untl
Tome Institute
American Tinplate Company
Carnegie
Harry Lehr
Baltimore
John Vinton Dahleren
New York
Ettie V. Boon
Samuel Boon
Dar
Baltimore County
Andrew Reh
Towson
Capture of a Wild Man and Local Civic News
A wild man terrorizing near Dam No. 4 on the Potomac at Williamsport was captured and sent to correction for a year. He, a German named Joseph Frankel, lived in a canal cliff cave, begged for food, fished, and killed game with sticks, growing gaunt as fear spread. Also reported is the Liberty district Republican League Club formation in Frederick County with officers Albaugh Benner Whitmore Swadener and aims to educate illiterate voters, plus plans for a Patapsco dam at Greys by N H Dorsey to power new electric ventures. Testimony continues in the Origi and Parola condemnation case concerning brownstone for city buildings, with residents questioned.
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Dam No. 4
Potomac River
Williamsport
Hone of Correction
Joseph Frankel
Republican League Club of Liberty
Frederick County
Edward Albaugh
Alonzo Benner
George H. Whitmore
Roscoe Swadener
Republican Party
Patapsco
N.H. Dorsey
Baltimore
Greys
Hillcott City
Gray’s Mill
Howard
Sonny Shores
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Laura V. Wachter
Leura
W. Ratrick St
Frederick
Y. Goldsborough
Maryland
Court of Equity
Sophie EH. Stonebraker
Fannie Herzesheimer
Sophia Heimer
Joseph Herzesheimer
Court House
Fred, City
Lawsuits Dismissed Against Middle States Building Company
Most of the original plaintiffs have dropped suits in equity against the Middle States Building Loan and Construction Company of Washington County. This suggests current managers may wind up the business as shareholders had decided to liquidate rapidly several months ago.
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Middle States Building, Loan and Construction Company
Washington County
Army Recruits and Poolesville Elections Reported
Quartermaster-Sergeant Hanrahan opened a recruiting office in Frederick and has sixteen applications for enlistment. Recruits will be examined tomorrow by Lieutenant Gallup and Surgeon Roberts at Fort Howard. Poolesville Town Council elected Edward Wootton B W Uailing T R Hall Thomas Hoskinson and Elias Price, while Laytonsville chose William B Mobley Uriah H Griffith and William D Bell.
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Hanrahan
United States Army
Frederick
Gallup
Roberts
Fort Howard
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Edward Wootton
B. W. Wuailing
T. R. Hall
Thomas Hoskinson
Elias Price
Laytonsville
William B. Mobley
Uriah H. Griffith
William D. Bell
Minstrels at Woman's College in the evening
The Belles of Blackville minstrel show will be presented at Woman's College this evening by the school of expression pupils under Miss Fauntleroy. Also notes on William H. Warner joining Keystone Telephone Company in Philadelphia and various brief advertisements and endorsements for medicines and tonics.
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Woman's College
Blackville
Womans College
School of Expression
Miss Fauntleroy
Philadelphia
William H. Warner
Keystone Telephone Company
Woman’s College
Belles of
Personal notes of Frederick visits and returns
PURELY PERSONAL. Unpt. Henshaw, Alamstows, spending the day in Frederick. Mrs. Edward 8. Dyer, East Fourth Street, visiting her sons in York Pa. Dr. Fisk Elgin, of Srunawick, in Frederick on business. Miss Jane Baer, West Baver Creek, visiting Mrs. A. C. Carlin in this city. Frank Sheffield, recently in Baltimore, has returned. Mrs. Thomas Gaither, Unionville, spending the day with friends in Frederick. Mrs. Thomas Schley, West Second street, with relatives near Peteraville. John Wood, East Second street, back from Baltimore on business. Miss C. May Main, West Second BUEObE, Lasbebu, returning from Philadelphia. Camden Ramaborg, Baltimore, visiting parents on West Patrick street, returned. Charles Haydon, home from being with Hennessy Leroyle in Other People s Money, on visit. Sue Sullivan returned to Fairfield Pa after six months with brother John Sullivan, Monrovia.
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Henshaw
Alamstows
Frederick
Edward 8. Dyer
East Fourth Street
York
Fisk Elgin
Srunawick
Frank Sheffield
Baltimore
Thomas Gaither
Unionville
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
Peteraville
John Wood
East Second Street
Misa C. May Main
West Second
WRU Lasbebu
Philadelphia
Camden Ramaborg
West Patrick Street
Charles Haydon
Hennessy Leroyle
Misa Sue Sullivan
Fairfield
John Sullivan
Monrovia
Funeral of Mrs Newton Trundle at Feagaville
The funeral for Mrs Newton Trundle, who died May 6 near Peteraville, was held yesterday at St Luke s Lutheran church Feagaville. Rev Mr Bush officiated with Rev S A Hedges assisting. Floral tributes included memorials from the Aid Society and Sunday school. Bearers were Wm L Gross A T Garrett Alpheus D Thomas Bohrman Magaha Dewitt O Dixon and W S Flook. Interment in St Luke s Cemetery. Funeral director M B Etchison of Jefferson.
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Newton Trundle
Peteraville
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Mr. Bush
S. A. Hedges
Aid Society
Wm. L. Gross
A. T. Garrett
Alpheus D. Thomas
Bohrman Magaha
Dewitt O. Dixon
W. 8. Flook
St. Luke’s Cemetery
M. BR. Etchison
Jefferson
The Work of Death Mrs Mary Notnagle
Mrs Mary Notnagle widow of Leon Notnagle died after a stroke at her West All Saints street home at 11:15 pm age T. She leaves three sons Adam Jacob and J Frederick Notnagle two daughters Mary and Sophia and a sister Mrs John Sandhouse of Philadelphia. Funeral at home tomorrow afternoon with Mass at St John church at 7 am burial at Mt Olive Catholic cemetery.
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Mary Notnagle
Mary Verontos
Leonard Notnagle
West All Saints’ Street
Messie
Adam
Jacon
J. Frederick Notnagle
Mary
Sophia Notnagle
John Sandhouse
Philadelphia
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mh. Olivat Cemetery
Fireside Chat On A Grate Fire And Home Talk
In cool weather a grate fire becomes a pleasant topic. Mebrie Moberly has workmen repainting the home of Ellen G. Quayan on East Patrick street. Fairmount Cemetery Company Libertytown re-elected all officers except retiring president Daniel Sneadner who declined. 7. V. Albaugh named president. Decoration Day observance planned May 30 at 2:00 p.m. with speakers and music in Kensington room. Kensington Citizens' Association of Montgomery County seeks several manufacturing ventures tied to soil-based raw materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebrie Moberly
Ellen G. Quayan
East
Patrick Street
Fairmount Cemetery Company
Libertytown
Daniel Sneadner
7. V. Albaugh
Rooming Kensington
Citizens’ Association of
Kensington
Montgomery County
Local Mart Quotation and Small Goods Prices
Local market notes show J E W Hargett quota items for today with corn at 42.00 per barrel corn shelled 40 cents per bushel and other prices from 812 to 14 per ton. The Pennsylvania Railroad pay car visited and adjourned to Doll's after serving a meal. Florence Newman claims Chamberlain's Pain Ball eases her muscular rheumatism. The product is sold by A L Pearre. Also a testimonial for August Flower promoting dyspepsia and liver complaint relief with Greens Prize Almanac available at Main’s Drug Store.
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Mart. Mgr. J. E. W. Hargett
Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray N. V
A. L. Pearre
United States
Trig
NOAH E. CRAMER SOR SALE LISTING OF PROPERTIES
Noah E. Cramer presents property listings including homes at 63 West Church Street 219 221 West South Street 43 East Church Street 63 East Second Street and 56 West Second Street plus 80 acres at Rocky Springs 165 acre farm at Dickerson 101 acre farm at New Midwe and 11th and 12th lots. Also asal be Second St and First Nations Bank Building address in Frederick Maryland along with a novitiate property listing and various parcels for sale.
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Sor Sale, Ltd
West Church Street
Ethi— Adam's
Rocky Springs
South St
Dickerson
East Church Street
East Second Street
McMurray Pre. Co
Saints St
Church St
Second Street
Walgersville
New
Fire destroys Mountaindale store amid suspicions of arson
William Spook of Mountaindale lost his general merchandise store in an early morning blaze. About $300 in damage, $150 insured with F G Thomas & Son. The owner, sleeping above, leaped from a smoke filled window and survived. The fire began on the west exterior and is suspected incendiary. Snook and his father saved most stock, amid threats to burn him out.
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William
Spook
Mountaindale
F. G. Thomas & Son
Mr. Snook
Snook
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Taos. Routry
Howard, Secy. & Manager
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Eupe
Tax News
Tele Exchange
Lewes
Rousel
Sage
House of Refuge
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Hobeen
Evans Hag
Cumberland News
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Gazzam
Martha
Jonas
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Reuben
Farmer Wheatley
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Voice OF the Press
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S. E. Kiser
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Republican Club
McSherry, Motter
Henderson
Origi
Parola
Charles Doll
J. H. Harris
L. E. Mullinix
Joseph Douglass
A. W. Sawtelie
Hartford
Conn
Sertue
New Orleans
Chicago
Charles N. Bauer
Jane Baer
West Baver Creek
Poe
A. C. Carlin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Glad
Doll's
Noah E. Cramer
E. Oramer
Nision Audit
Circuit Court
James G. Six
Uriah Six
Zed Sax
Mav
Douglass H. Hargett
Irene Court
Frederick Co
Tess Douglass B. Hargett
P. Bursey
Equity
Lena A. Fox
Martiaree
Edward G. Fox
May Tern
Lena A. Hox
Ines
Frederick Uo
Douglass H. Harded
Frank Stoner
NISI
J. R. McSherry
William G. Baker
Dorerra
E. Schlimme
Frederick A. Schlimme
Philip B. Kunkel
Chharles
William Schutze
Fannie Ella Schutze
J. Roger McSherry
Ouglass H. Hargett
Frederick, Co
Ouglass B. Margett
Roger McSherry
Ora Tay
Baker Johnson
Potts Building
Court Street
Povedly Otice
Wm. Ramsburg
Geo. K. Brengie
West Sixth Street
Avodim
South Market Treet
B. S. Eichelberger
W. Church Street
Mediw
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General Merchandise Store
Williaa
Snook Deatrogea
Perogt
Citizens National Bank Brick
State of Mar
U.S
U. & Treasurer
Uffred
Vland
State OF Mary
County
First National Bank
Magy Lane
Frederion
Ima Thier
IRA
Tyler
Wesley Kindley
N. P
Atta Fenton Thomas
A. A. Landauer
Noah E Chamber
Bert
Farmers' & Mechanics’ National Bank OF Frederick
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State OF
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H. Duvall
Eroy McCardell
S. Maynard
Ames A. Harris
Financial
Townseyp Scorr. A. Extey Warsns
Townsiip
Scott & Som Bankers and Brokers
North Street
Baltimore, MD
Lloyd T. MacGill
Columa
Juvenier
Barbara Frietchie
H.S. Landis
Market Street
Wm. A
Simmon’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick. MD
Oxford
THE
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MES. E. Payne
North Market Stree
Rebairy ' Ae
W. Patrick Street
A. L. Bader
Aug Schyr
Frederics City
D. Mantz
A. Poole
West South Street
Frederick City, MD
Fourth Street
Hammond Urn
Jacob Rohrsa ‘Trust
Third Street
Chas. Wertheimer
John N.C Janidtt
NcMurray Packing Company
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Andrew J. Wachter
Utica
W. O. Michael Kiln
Mays
James E. Poole
Samuel Wart
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