Leadership and the Christmas shopping spirit in hard times
The text reflects on leadership during social unrest and wartime, urging unity and strong national guidance as history repeats itself. It notes the strides of great leaders, challenges of implementing programs, and the hope that future leaders will arise to balance capital and labor and reduce poverty while maintaining steady economic progress. It also mentions Finland’s paper mills seeking to sell to the U.S. and potential effects on prices.
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United States
Gitta
Thatlmea
Capital
Robethiae
Rother
Stum’s
Reddée
November brings thanks for harvest and change in mood
An inquiring reporter surveys public sentiment on Harding and the League, noting sugar industry fears and cabinet discussions. The piece contrasts November’s hardship with its festive promise of Thanksgiving, hunting, cider, and harvest abundance, plus local news on Ideal Garage improving signs and a new 90 horsepower boiler for heating and efficiency.
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Harding
Ideal Garage
Patrick Jtreet
Farm Sold Near Catoctin Furnace in 4 Acres
Real estate agent Harp announces the sale of the farm of John W. and Arthur T. Piles to Jacob A. Layman. The 4 acre property lies near Catoctin Furnace with possession given December 1.
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Markwood
Harp
John W
Arthur
T. Pilés
Jacob A. Layman
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick News items from November 4 1900 and local activities
In Frederick on November 4 1900 a mule team run away but no injuries occurred when a wagon dashed into a telegraph pole. The Bolles Letters Literary Society held its weekly meeting with recitations and debates, the negative winning 2 2. A large Republican mass meeting was held in the City Opera House, with remarks by Col Gebryw A Pearre and Ancel for Congress. Democratic and Republican county central committees held final pre election meetings. Work began on a new Baltimore and Ohio railway tunnel near Ridgeville. The Frederick County Telegraph and Telephone Company published is Mak off subscribers numbering 400.
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Opera ‘House
Frederick County Telegraph and Telephone Company
Personal notes from Raleigh visit appear in local column
Purely personal items report Mrs George W Kiracote of Raleigh North Carolina visiting her son Harpy LeKirapote in the city. Gertrude Wickless and May Wickless with Frederick Busyard visited Laurel. Thomas W Blumenauer and Julia E Blumenauer spent a few days with their parents on Dill Avenue.
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George W.,kiracote
Raleigh, North Carolina
Harpy
LeKirapote
Elty.c
Mi Mgs
Gertrude
Wicklesss
Roll Call of County Red Cross Chairmen and Solicitors
Roll Call for this county lists cooperative Roll Call chairmen in towns such as Eystown Dietown Walkersville and Myersville with names like Miss Nellie Sigafoose Miss Grace Ransburg and Miss Salle Market. Solicitors appointed at Lewistown and Myersville include Miss Hazel Utterback Miss Erma Rams Kung Miss Pauline Wiles and others.
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Chas. McC
Mathias
Red Cross
Eystown
Mra
A. W. Nicodemu Dietown
Leslie Coblentz
Lewistown
Hazel Utterback
Erma -Rams Kung
Pauline Wiles
Myers- Ville
J. B. Umberger
Nell Pettingall
Theo Beachley
Arthur L. Rice
Wm. S. Wachtel
Brunswick
Hallowe'en
Mitchell
The
Academy of Dancing Orchestra
Hymeneal Records Note Everhart Russell Nuptials Near Taylorstown WI
Marriage notices reveal George W Everhart merchant near Taylorstown Wisconsin wed Miss Alice Russell of Hagerstown at Lutheran parsonage at noon with Rev Dr U S G Rupp in attendance. Also Heater Herrick wedding at St Joseph Rectory by Father Farell with Miss Heater well known locally. Mr and Mrs Herrick to visit Norfolk in mid November.
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Everhart—Russell
George W. Everhart
Taylorstown
Alice Russell
Hagerstown
U S. G. Rupp
Harry Trussel
Herrick
Heatér
Joseph Hayden
D! Weatfield
Maas
Mary Constance
Heater
Leesburg
Van
Brunswick Boys Club elects Harding backed slate
Brunswick Boys Club held an election for president and vice president. Debs 1 Cox 74 Harding 78 were counted at the YMCA by Howard Dixon Luther Martin and Miss Kathryn Hogan with Shanton Langley and Joseph Nelson as clerks. Runners and other accessories noted. Jefferson Grange hosts community show opening 7:30 pm featuring farm garden products from 160 homes and antique quilts. About 800 exhibitors and a Maryland School for the Blind display are highlighted with a talk from the school tomorrow afternoon.
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Brunswick-Boys
Harding
Thes Brunswick Boys'Club
Debs
Cox
Y. M C. Axby
Howard Dixon
Luther Martin
Mise
Kathryn Hogan
Shanton-Langley
Joseph Nelson
Jeerson
Jefferson Grange
Maryland
Old Floors Restore With Stain And Shellac Advice
Old floors should be prepared by removing surface irregularities with a hand plane and not replaned. Use a ready mixed varnish stain followed by shellac, selecting neutral dark tones for worn boards. Walnut offers balanced color. apply with grain and allow each coat to dry fully before the next. Finish with oil or wax polish in moderation.
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Housekeeping
Delegates From Eagh County Open Three Day Meeting
Delegates from Eagh County prepare for a three day Evangelical convention at a local church. The event features planned visitor registration with badges, informational posters, a convention bureau, check room, and post office. A Harvard plan will provide lodging and meals with several dining areas set up for the large turnout.
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I Biro
United ‘States
Maryland
Bureau of Information
Harvard
Republicans Carry Maryland in Historic Electoral Vote
Fragmented OCR notes recount Republican majorities in Maryland elections across years, naming figures like Roosevelt, Taft, and Bonaparte. Mentions electors at large and individuals such as Albert G. Towers and John A. Robinson, with scattered figures like 32,000 and references to 1904 and 1908 era voting.
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Sattimare
Roosevelt
Fairban
Maryland
Charles “J. Bonaparte
Taft
Sherman
Bert G.' Towers
Baltimore
John A. Robinson
Belair
Hood Students Parade Victory Celebration
Hood College students celebrated Harding’s victory with a nighttime parade through the city streets. A coffin symbolized Democrats’ dead hopes while a boys’ Methodist Sunday School band joined the march. The GOP win prompted civilians to react with quiet astonishment or expectancy as the returns arrived.
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News-Post
Harding
Methodist Sunday School
Beirth
G.O. P
Pape's Cold Compound Ad Promotes Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest surest way to open blocked nostrils ease headach dizziness and feverish distress caused by colds. It claims rapid relief from sneezing sore throat and nasal congestion with a simple dose.
Maryland rolls include eligible voters for 4th district
Fragmentary text describes a state roll for voters in Maryland with terms like surplus, balance, and savings banks. Mentions Citizens Saving, Fredérktown, and a Phæmonit bank in a murky discussion of eligibility and trust risks. No clear event or actions.
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Reid
Tate
Maryland
Fae Pesca Ae Cae Ahasboro
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