Frederick County Votes Night Count Lowdown
Frederick County voters mark for three state posts and seventeen county offices with four state constitutional amendments on the ballot. Officials expect a long count into the night and possible delays from split tickets. The News will post results on a large chart outside its office and provide bulletin updates and open access for inquiries. Polls opened at six this morning and close at six tomorrow morning.
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Cooking Real Art Hartristars Dr Dixon on food health
Dr Samuel G Dixon state health commissioner says cooking is an art vital to mankind from cradle to grave. He notes ancient cooks around pots and stresses proper preparation as a first health essential second only to fatherhood.
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Samuel G. Dixon
State E Commissioner
Dixon
Boy Recovers Food After Note at London Grocery
A boy entered a London grocery and handed a note begging for food for his poor mother and siblings. The clerk, recognizing distress, provided food from a large desk and the boy left. He returned later saying his mother needed stamps. The scene appears in a page note from a London daily.
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Bey
Protection for insect destroying birds debate in Frederick County
Farmers in Frederick County push for state law to protect birds that destroy crop pests. They cite benefits to trees, wheat, and corn and reference a Pennsylvania crusade in public schools. Lawmakers may consider a bill at the upcoming legislative session to prohibit killing these insect destroying birds.
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Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Mary-land
Germans Take Prisoners as October Totals Tallied
Berlin reports October captures on the Russian and Serbian fronts total 41,000 men. Field Marshal von Hindenburg’s forces took 98 officers and 14,152 soldiers, along with machine guns. Bavarian forces under Prince Leopold claimed 32 officers and 4,144 privates with two machine guns. Other units captured dozens of officers and thousands more soldiers and several artillery pieces.
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Permission Granted to Kronprinz Wilhelm at Norfolk
The U S state department announced permission to restore the German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm to its passenger liner condition but it will remain interned until war’s end. Crew to be transferred to auxiliary cruiser Net Friedrich. vessel to be drydocked at Newport News for overhaul.
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Parties Work Hard to Get Out Vote
Voters in Frederick city and county are urged to the polls as parties mobilize with cars and workers. By noon about half the ballots were cast in four hours, and polls close at six. The fight centers on the Clerk of the Court between Democrat Fred W. Cramer and Republican Eli G. Haugh, with other contests including state senate candidates H Dorsey Etchison and George L Kaufman, and State’s Attorney hopefuls Lewis and Anders. County results are expected to be close across offices. At Brunswick, early voting showed solid turnout with Precincts 1, 2, and 3 reporting 135, 352, 157, and 223 votes respectively by 1 PM.
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Ail Parte
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Fred. W. Cramer
Eli G. Haugh
Forlerk
H. Dorsey Etchison
George L Kaufman
State Senate
Samuel A. Lewis
Aaron R. Anders
Frank J. Newman
Albert M Patterson
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Zihlman
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Senator Smith
United States
Brunswick
Swift letter on Lovelace choir seat at St Patrick's Dublin
Fragmented text from an appendix of the historic MSS con mission showing Dean Swift writing about Mr Lovelace and a vacant place in St Patrick's Cathedral Dublin. Also includes a quoted exchange about a picture worth five thousand dollars and a police dealer exchange and a South American railway coal demand of 200000 tons annually for three years.
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Lovelace
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin
Lord Oxton
Nathaniel
Imusick
Dee Myers
What in a Number Captures the Reader's Curiosity
A fragment explores numerology through 3, 7, and 9, noting mathematical quirks like digital sums always returning 9 or multiples of 9. It cites examples from multiplication and digit-rearrangement, then shifts to a local election wager about pushing two men in a wheelbarrow.
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Frederick
Richard Simmons
Adolph Hahn
Byron Winebrewer
Grover Michael
Weller
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Quick Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims a “thorough inside cleansing” cures constipation and related illness within hours. The copy warns buyers to avoid counterfeit fig syrup and to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product with full directions for babies and children.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Yiem Mont
Festal Gifte In Bpain And Balloon Project Notes
Festal gifts in Madrid feature ornate silver trays piled with sweets and cakes, given to friends on birthdays and name days with silk flags or porcelain figures. Old Balloon Project traces 1786 French support for balloon service Paris to Marseilles by Montgolfier brothers, never realized. Russia harvested 947,964,000 bushels of wheat in 1933.
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Madrid
Paris
Marseilles
Russia
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quick harmless cure for indigestion. It claims the product digests food, calming sour stomach, gas, belching, and discomfort within minutes for about fifty cents a large case at drug stores.
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