Pennsylvania Railroad to Run Special Train for Farmers Education
A Pennsylvania Railroad special train will tour Eastern Pennsylvania next week to bring Pennsylvania State College experts to farmers along the line. Stops will offer lectures on alfalfa cultivation, crop rotation, and dairying with on board cafes used as lecture rooms and literature provided for practical application. The program aims to widen farmer knowledge of modern methods and boost rail traffic through improved agricultural activity.
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Pennsylvaia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Galleys
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rai
Baltimore YMCA Seeks $125,000 for New Building
The Baltimore News notes the YMCA is a key institution for moral and physical development and reports a $125,000 fund-raising goal to furnish a new building.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Fragmented column snippets mix old jokes and quotes
A collage of 19th century style quips from Chicago Tribune New York Globe and Pittsburg Post shows terse humor and social remarks. Snippets touch on automobile woes surly husbands and political topics, reflecting clipped newspaper humor and letters.
Independent Voting Tone Draws Praise Across Papers
A collection notes rising independent thinking and press credibility in this week’s editorials. The Chicago Record-Herald urges continued civil political discourse, citing calmer exchanges and respectful debate.
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Indrurn Dent
Chitvage record-Herald
Teaver
Moments With The Muse And Other Poems
A fragmented historical clipping blends lyric verse about Elizabeth and love with brief notices on remedies, wartime prose, and a column on cold season ailments. It includes poetry lines about wind and separation, a short magazine note on a syrup remedy, and an anecdotal medical blurb.
Maryland Bets Tie Electoral Votes to State Outcome
Bettors in Maryland weigh whether a state's electoral votes or its popular vote should decide who wins wagers on the election. Prominent locals and figures like E G Riggs and J J Leash argue the electors determine the result, while others urge settling bets by the popular vote.
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Ivet Resort
Maryland
Bryan
Baltimore
Seault
eoMo
Snena
Yaster Bryan
Mac Ariee
Taft
Tindurat
Eurat
E.G. Riggs
New York Sun
Jatin J. Leash
Leach’s Cafe
Oand
North Ettaw Street
Jamin Po
Dian
John S. Nixon
Nixon's Hotel
Nixon
William J’. Stone
Murry Vandiver
Thomas Parran
Rambiican Central Committee
Kentucky
Funeral for Nellie V Boyd Held After Train Arrival
The funeral proceeded from the B and O depot at 9 55 am with services at the grave led by Rev A J Gill and Rev J Wright of Baltimore. Pallbearers included Milton Urner Adolphs Feathake Hendrickson Iener Sappington and Mullin ix. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with William H B Etchison as funeral director.
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Nellie V. Boyd
A. J. Gill
J. \. Wright
Baltimore
Milton. Urner
Measra
Adolphs
Feathake
John D. Hendrickson
Amos Lener
Francis
Fish Taken From Courthouse Park Fountain
The gold fish in the fountain at the courthouse park were removed yesterday by owner Mrs. George Salter Sr and placed in winter quarters. The 21 pound carp given to Mr. P Prank Pampel. A 10 pound carp was kept by janitor Mr Woodward. The water has been drawn off for winter.
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Courthouse Park
George Salter
P. Prank Pampel
Woodward
What Would You Do About a Burr Scald Pain
A fragmented medical query suggests ways to relieve a burr scald pain. It mentions seeking guidance if the injury is severe and hints at a pharmacy contact. The text is garbled with unclear terms and nonspecific instructions.
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Mr. Chugginn
Washington Star
Tobertain
Neal
Peateo
A Trip to the Moon staged for Empty Stocking Fund
The City Opera House hosts a two night benefit performance titled A Trip to the Moon on November 11 and 12. The elaborate musical fantasy features about 450 performers and a long list of patronesses led by Mrs. Wan Anderson and Mrs. G. M. Thulett.
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City Opera House
Frederick
Mra. Wan
Anderson
G. M. Th Fulett
J. D. Baker
Hdward Hein
L. V. Baughlein
Ran
J. D, Hendrick
U. Tf. Baughson
Krank . Hedges
Alfred Be't
J.D. Hendr x
Win
John
Mie
I. Keller
Gille
Mies
Lillie Keller
Coblentz
Woo
Keller
Otho Better
Ley
Clo. Keedy
Mix
Noah Cramer
J.C. Nieifer
Tico
Dennis
Ate
Miner Keefer
Mas
J.J. Dil
Mra
O. Kepler
T Freeman
Ro Kemp
Dixon
Mik
Chester Mis
M. I. Bolt
Kemp
Moe
Roger Doll
Rotert Fenn
J Dut Aber
aMveley Kindrow
F. Lauder
C. O. Knott
BM. Ender
Aire
AL M. Lan- Mra
TS. Header
Dauer
Arthur English
J. R. Lewis
Mre
Dorsey Etchi-Mia
A. E. Lewis
C.D. Levy
L. Lilly
Effie Ejehel
David Lowensberger
Atelia
Charles Bly
Mieses Mantz
Aright
Tre
Markey
W. HL
Euehi
Johnie Matson
Key
Marshall Etchi
Maula Son
Monry BP
Fabire
C.R. McCloory
Ney
A. C. McC
Frances Mulli
G. A. Cutbert
Nix
M. Gittins
Nash
Ger
Neidig
Goodell
Newman
J. M. GoodeMin
F.C. Norwood
Mane
WW. Osburn
Grover
George Oft
Fl. Halter
Dudley Page
Harry Haller
W.T. Parsons
TL Hatfner
A. L. Pearce
M. Haller
J.B. Mice
James Borda
L. Psies
Harding
J. M
Elif
W. C. Hatley
Eliis B. Ramg
Renoarp
Burg
Henry Ranas
Benj
Raoseburg
Nour
Willie Ritchie
Pi, Sapping
C. W. Ross
Jan. Arg
Cow. Ross
Je. Mia
Steiner Schley
Mra. Gee
J. Nore
Thomas Schley
RP. Ross
A. Schley
Charlex Hohr
Fo Schaaldt
Sheiner
J. RK. Robin-Ate
B. Smith
Gee
Smith
George Rogers
J. I. Smith
Jacob Rohr
Willem Smith
J. VV. Stauffer
George
Jaysonstaley
Dock
C.K. Staley
Aaron Hosen
K. Steck
Stork
Stoner
Jacob Rosen-Mis
Thomas
Robert Tyson
Glennon
M. J. Urner
Worthington
Hammond Ur
Worman
Ner
Geo. H. Zim
C. C. Waters
Merman
C. Wertheymer
Milon Zimmer
Geo. Wilcoxon
Man
A. J. Willard
W. D. Zim
Last vaudeville night at Family Theatre Crowley Duff Walsh
Tonight at the Family Theatre features a final chance to see Crowley Duff Walsh and Howard Whiting in a vaudeville program that has drawn big crowds. Next week promises a complete change to arts and pictures as plans for Army marksmanship improve.
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Family Theatre
Frederick
Crowley
Duff
Walsh
Howard
Whiting
United States Army
Trent Haw
Dinstead
Washington
Social World Notes Nettle Bopat Birthday Surprise
Mrs Nettle Bopat wife of George Bopat East Eightpatrect hosted a surprise 38th birthday party with friends delivering flowers and refreshments. Guests included the Bopat family Rev J W Kirncore C C Rusherman and many neighbors. Mrs Blale Hoover played piano as guests sang and socialized then departed about eleven.
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Nettle Bopat
George
C. Bopst
Blale Hoover
Bopst
My. and Mrs. Sopst
J. W. Kirncore
C. C. Rusherman
Cornelius J. Mc Devitt
Charles Zimmerman
Erma Zimmeman
Reno S. Earp
Alice Stultz
Hannah Tear
Airs John Loy
William C. Rhoderick
John Engelbrecht
James Davis
Stabley
Mra. Cio
Glessner
Laura Kalan
Minnie Dixon
Mlases
Rose Engelbrecht
Helen Divan
Maury Olson
Ruth Kline
Nellie Kline
Nina Devilbiss
John Engelbrecht, Jr
Literary Society Debates and Recitations at CLOVER LEAF
The Belles Lettres and Clover Leaf literary groups hold meetings with recitations orations and a vote on a civil service topic. Judges favored the affirmative in the first session and the negative in the second. Chrysanthemum Show continues at Dolt srog North Market Street with a promotion offering a plant for purchases.
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Relles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Oliver
Molly
Rui
Henry Masseter
Travis White
Lee
Road of Republic
Myers
Storm
Shirley
Angleberger
Hershberger
Wolfe
Atkinson
Ctitic
Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
North Market Street
Richard Simmons
Rexdiing
John Molesworth
Robert Uaumaardner
Frederick
William Honnett
Harling
Edgar Allen
Austin
Doltsrog
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Chicago ‘Tribune
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Ohio State Journal
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Leyson
Denver Republican
Ining
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New York World
Baer
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Reese
Sca
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Uncle Remus
Pho Home
Bos
Prarre
Sunta
Wiltea
Central National Bank
Court House
Frederick, Md
Puortrs
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown Savinge Bank
Middletows
Sugitawip Ey
Fire Insurange Company
Ferorricn
Gruteal Wavichal Garr
Frrderiok
Gapital
Dibre
Russ Lawn
Nantes
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Frederick County Telephone
Frederick Courty
Hiranaien
Directare
Tectin and Lavellaville Bridge Company
Ciizens National Bank
Trewarer
Madbrick CO. Hat. Bank
Trey
Frederick County National Bank
Hess
Lord of the
Clinton Scotland Inc
Huevesn Magazine
Texishunire Cour Sears
Minster-on-the-Sea
England
Mrs. King’s
Centre Street
D. Lowenstein
Sperdee
Wakefield
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Mount Plessant
Gramer & Stauffer
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W. Third Street
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