Regulation of cider and vinegar production under Revised Statutes
The document outlines permits for cider and vinegar manufacture, detailing alcohol limits, allowed packaging, and prohibited practices. It notes that sweet cider with under one-half percent alcohol by volume may be sold or manufactured with permits, while cider exceeding limits requires holders permits to convert to vinegar. It warns against adding fermentable substances to increase alcohol content and specifies penalties for violators.
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Pergona Holding
9000 Bodies of American Dead Return From France Fields
The Associated Press reports nearly 9,000 bodies of American soldiers killed or buried in France have been shipped to the United States with 1,800 more awaiting shipment. About 60 percent are slated for return.
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France
Associated Press
Paris
United States
Bankers Plan 30 Million Livestock Aid Trust
The Associated Press reports Chicago bankers and others form a 30 million dollar loan or trust to aid livestock after wartime shortages. The piece notes rickets and related health concerns as postwar issues, linking nutrition and public health to economic plans in the livestock sector.
Boys and Girls Congress Opens With Sessions and Plans
The Boys and Girls Congress begins tomorrow at the Grace Reformed, with sessions morning, afternoon, and evening. Leaders include Roderick, Middleton, and Miss Agned Glaskey guiding student activities and a large display of Biblical literature. Local clergy and speakers from the Maryland Tract Society and state Anti-Saloon League will address attendees, with entertainment hosted by numerous civic ladies and a long list of hostesses.
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Tomoron
Grace
Ee Ics
Roderick
Be ‘Middleton
Ava
United Stat Army
William Schnélner
Harry E. Stifey
The
Maryland, Tract Society
James H. Hyrth
Afarsland Bible: Society
I.lincoln Hall
J Henry ‘Strong
William H. Morgan
First” Methodist Church
Baltimore
W. W. Davis
G. W. Crabbe
State Anti-Saloon League
E. D. Stone
L. Irving Pollitt
Prof Hall
Emory L. Coblertz
L. Irving Polll
W. A. Brown
C. Pearce
State Association
H. TH. Abbott
D.C. Aldridge
Jesse Anders
Angieberger
J. J. Apple
J. D. Baker
Harry Best
John Baumgardner
S. A. Moashlay
Mary Birely
Wm. . Birely
Albert S. Brown
Eleanor Tull
Maulsby
Attr Markell
Main
J. K. Miler
C. McCardell
WG. McComas
Oliver
McGlow
Michael
A Mershall. Miller
Frank Miller
John Tyforris
Chaos
Morgan
Teath Motter
Q. C. Murray
Sidnay
War expenses and petroleum output cited in public notices
The document cites federal regulation and war expenditure linked to railroad operations. It notes Mexico's petroleum production rising sharply to exceed 87,300,000 barrels last year. It mentions a new furniture bearing sleeve with two ball bearings and includes an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine.
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Mexico
Foley
Eagles Hold Open House and Social Events in Frederick
Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted an open house on Wednesday November 3 at Kemp Hall to recruit members. The event featured talks by leaders from Cumberland and Baltimore, a Ladies Auxiliary buffet, and planning for a membership drive of 200. A nearby social and fundraising sale followed, with Armistice Day parade plans announced by the Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary.
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Frederick Aerio
Order of Eagles
Kemp Hall
Aecric
J. Harry Kennedy
Boyd Aiinehart
Cumberland
Johnb. McFarlane
Worthy
W. S. Sadler
Baltimore
Alban MM. Wood
Frederick Aorle
Louly
A. Moberly
Eagles
Magles and Ite
Yellow Springs
East Seventh Street
Christy Mathewson May Get Health Back
Christy Mathewson, former major league baseball star, is recovering from tuberculosis at Saranac Lake. Doctors say he may make a complete recovery.
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Christy Mathewson
Associated Dress
New York
Saranac Lake
Atried's Famous Ripan Fats Harnessed for Power
An outlet from Tig Victoria Nyanza to the Upper Nilé region is slated for harnessing to produce electricity. The move aims to expand energy supply by linking the lake area to regional grids, signaling a major infrastructural project.
Woman's health remedy Cardul advertised amid dizzy spells
An advertisement describes a woman suffering hot flashes dizziness backache and fainting with relief attributed to Cardul a vegetable remedy claimed to address ailments peculiar to women. It promotes Cardul as a proven treatment and urges readers to consult their druggist.
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Atlantas
Frances
Alexander
Cardus
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