Frederick hosts Home State Tour boys after cross county trip
After a 25 day journey from the Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland, 16 promising young farmers arrive in Frederick to be welcomed. The Home State Tour, organized by the agricultural extension service, aims to spark interest in farm life and boost Maryland soil productivity. Local farmers and business leaders vow a warm reception to the visitors, who are on a mission to promote back to the farm.
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Maryland
Frederick
United States
Specialty farming hints from cabbage profits in Vermont dispatch
The piece argues farm methods have been inefficient and urges businesslike practice through specialization. A Burlington dispatch cites a farmer making $8000 from 12 acres of cabbage, illustrating that focused effort can yield large per-crop returns while diversifying wastes energy.
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Suil
Burlington
Specialty farming and the push for skilled labor growth
The passage argues that increasing skill raises production efficiency and lowers expense per unit, improving quality. It notes specialty farming risks from crop failures but asserts specialized farmers can better shield crops from pests and weather, serving the public during rising costs.
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Heo
Back to the Farm Movement Promises Aid in 60 Acre Sale
The article discusses rural depopulation in the United States and Europe, urging support for farm revival. It highlights a plan under the Analon Partite system offering 60 acres of irrigated land with buildings for sale in ten installments, first due after the first harvest, aimed at attracting capital for farming and alleviating rising living costs.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Renpener
France
Germany
United States
Fragmented Min utes of Merriness and Laughing Chat
A jumble of clipped dialogue and fragments from a periodical page. Witty exchanges about manners, poverty, and marriage mix with stray names and cartoonish scenes. The piece reads like a collage of humorous snippets and social banter with scattered references to characters and newspapers.
Commendation Letter on Frederick County Free Library
Milton G. Urner praises the Frederick County Free Library Association and librarian Lydia M. Jacobus for expanding a well stocked circulating library serving Frederick City and county. He urges public financial support, notes volunteers plan district fund canvassing, and lauds the librarians' dedication, urging courteous treatment for canvassers. Written November 11, 1916.
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G. Urner
Mise
Lydia M. Jacobus
Frederick County
Ity
Arch High
Frederick City
Minn Jacobus
Frederick
Emo
Ecityonio
PURELY PERSONAL
Mr C Sotheron Howard and Mr Arthur Derr of this city spend the week end in Gettysburg. Mrs William Martin North Market street visits Baltimore relatives. Mrs Laura Killian of Washington returns from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G Buckey South Market Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Riddlemoser Weat South street visit Baltimore relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward J Smith returned from their wedding trip. Mr Walter H McDaniel Niagara Falls arrives Frederick for a few days. Miss Louise Schley and Miss Lulu Robinson motor to Annapolis for the weekend. Lieutenant T Kren Supply Company First Mars and Infantry visits Frederick relatives. Since returning from the border he has overseen guard supplies at the Fifth Regiment Armory.
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C. Sotheron Howard
Arthur Derr
Gettysburg
William Martn
North Market Street
Baltimore
Laura Killian
Washington
G. Jacob Buckey
South Market Street
Charles Riddlemoser
South Street
Edward J. Smith
Walter H. McDaniel
Niagara Falla
Frederick
Kends
Louise Schley
Lulu Robinson
Annapolis
Lieut. T. Kren
First Mars and Infantry
Fifth Regiment Armory
Marriage of Carrie Wheeler Williams and Edwin R Almutt Jr
Miss Carrie Wheeler Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Kas Williams of Poolesville and Edwin R Almutt Jr of Dawsonville were married Thursday at the bride's parents home. Rev L J Tatler, pastor of Poolesville Methodist Church, officiated.
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Allnutt—Williams
Carrie Wheeler Williams
Kas
M Williams
Poolesvie
Edwin R Almutt
Dawsonville
L. J) Tatler
Poolesville
To You Have Sour Stomach Find Aid In Simple Steps
A reader advisory suggests easing sour stomach by eating slowly and thoroughly chewing food, then taking one of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper. The notice promotes this remedy as readily available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Frederick items from Call of The News November 11
Twenty years ago today items recount events in Frederick including a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting, a report on a mission, the Hagerstown silk mill, tax changes tied to a new scene, and road improvements on a tract road leading toward Pennsylvania.
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Frederick
Monocacy Club Backs Peace Move At Annual Banquet
The Monocacy Club of the Evansville reform church hosted its annual banquet and endorsed the League to Enforce Peace. Henry W Williams of Baltimore spoke as principal speaker outlining a postwar league armed with force and international law backed by nations. The event drew judges Hammont Urner and Glenn Worthington and many local figures, with plans for a larger gathering at Lyric Theatre in January.
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Maryland
League
Evansbal
Jaenbers
Henry WW Oama
Ualtimore
Nash BE. Cramer
Willams
League of Nations
Cnt
W Hiums
Loa
United States
Europe
Congress
Iaage
Correspondense
Add
Evers Kioba
Williams
Lyric
Harthmore
4. Y.rattan
Hallimore American
Hammont Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Joseph D. Whiker
Wiliams
George Edward Smith
Smith
Staley
Thrift and Decision Making Guide Self Control
A motivational talk stresses that life hinges on disciplined choices to spend and save. It argues that education, success, and stability require repeatedly saying no to temptations, with emphasis on ambition and steady self control. The piece cites the American Bankers Association and warns that without willpower one drifts toward mediocrity.
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Anlex
Mmake
Imoetus
American Bankers Association
Births and Deaths Report for October by City Health Officer
City Health Officer McCurdy reports October totals of 23 births and 22 deaths. Births were 21 white with 6 males and 15 females and 2 colored with 1 male and 1 female. Deaths were 21 white with 11 males and 10 females and 1 colored with 1 female. Causes include senile debility typhoid fever acute gastroenteritis stillbirth cerebral apoplexy and more. Infectious diseases recorded: mumps typhoid fever scarlet fever. A political note favors David J. Lewis for Postmaster General in President Wilsons cabinet citing service and postal knowledge.
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Boom Lewis
Hagerstown
David J. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Wilson
Adutter
oSeen CE
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State Road
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Farmers’ & Mechanics
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Frank L. Stoner
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Reed Baby Carriage
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Packard
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Dull Ave
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DN Ave
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Reletol
Novads
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D. Mantz
Warket St
Yo Kvard Kepner Wilson PL Smith
Kepner & Svithl
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Biers
Fred Knock
Austin E Rhoads
Augustine Rohrback
Walter Eo Shearer
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Zimmerman
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