Armistice Day Reflections and Postwar Outlook
The article recalls Armistice Day's hope a year ago and notes that while the world’s problems persist, American spirit remains vital. It discusses international frictions, the Peace Treaty, and the need for leadership to tackle domestic and global challenges, urging unity and continued resolve. It also quotes business insights on advertising and customer influence, then prints an ode-like poem and a brief club notice.
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United States
American Federation of Labor
Germany
France
Italy
England
America
Senate
Russia
Serbia
Europe
Wilson
Fiume
Reo
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Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Papes Cold Compound as fast relief for colds and grippe. It claims three doses every two hours clear nasal congestion end headaches fever sneezing and stiffness while costing only a few cents and containing no quinine.
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Pape
Anist Itacta
Bike theft arrest and small-claim fines in Hagerstown
Constable E A Alexander arrested Robert Brant of Baltimore on Saturday in Hagerstown for larceny of a bicycle belonging to a boy at the Boys High School. Brant confessed and was committed to the Berwick county jail awaiting a hearing before a Justice of the Peace. Several others, including Aaron Staley and J D Garber, were arrested for parking on Market Street and wrong-side Court Street, with $1 fines issued by Judge Johnson. A new Montgomery County General Hospital near Olney aims to open Thanksgiving Day with a December 1st readiness, costing about $50,000 for facilities and equipment to serve Montgomery and Howard counties and beyond.
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E. A. Alexande
Robert Brant
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Brant
Igh School
Beerick County Jait
Justice of the Peace
Alexander
Market Street
Hurday
Montgomery
Olney
Montgomery County
Montgomery County General Hospital
Howard
William FL Mastruder
Property transfers and a brewing case in Hagerstown
Property deeds show multiple transfers in the county including James G F Davis and wife to James J Leather for 240 and others for 10 or 4 thousand dollars. A $3500 recovery against Hagerstown Brewing Company was postponed after a jury was empaneled. Marine Corps recruiting parties canvass the state, touring Frederick and Hagerstown in a two ton White truck seeking volunteers.
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James GF
Davis
James J. Leather
Ann Matilda Leather
John Wesley Low
David
Elta LB
Benjamin McNait
Robert McNadk
Frank L. Stoner
Guy IX
Motter
Charles A. McNait
Eoinitshurs
Flurry
R. Binur
Charles RooAnders
Brea
Sul Ta
Charles J. Schuetdey
Hagerstown Brewing Company
Glen J. Worthington
Empael
Samuel K. Bowls
Alra Watking
Kara W. Broner
Cepias M. Thomas
Hall W. Myster
Joshua U 4Immerman
Samuel Mc Serine
Eth J. Bowers
Wiliam HH. Gare
Ebner P. Schildt
Joseph B. Moxer
Geo, FP. Smith
Washington County
Pisarski
Kvntorsky
Dunn
U. S. Marine Corps
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick in 1599
Local items from The News column recount a Democrat jollification in Kreis Wall Adamstown celebrating a Frederick County victory led by J Howard Allnutt and speakers FE Victor Hanrh man Charles C Waters and John KE R Wood. Supper at Commissioner elect Galt Snouffer’s home. similar celebration planned for Frederick. hunting triumphs and honors noted including a Confederate general cheered in Richmond and admiral Schley receiving orders from Columbia Commandery.
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Kreis Wall
Adamstown
Frederick County
J. Howard Allnutt
Victor Hanrhman
Charles C. Waters
John KE. R. Wood
Galt. Snouffer
Frederick
Local Fair Price Committee Sets Guidance for Frederick County
A Fair Price Committee for Frederick County detemines reasonable prices for foods and essentials under the Lever Act. Members include Frank V. Staub, James H. Harris, Holmes D. Baker, and Mrs. Robert Tyson. They will meet weekly, publish price guides, and report excessive pricing to the Food Commissioner for potential grand jury action.
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Frederick County
Frank V. Staub
James H. Harris
Holmes D. Baker
Board of Trade
Robert 8. Tyson
Reneral
Staub
Fair Price Committee
Food Commissioner
Eden
Federal Grand Jury
Fragmented Vintage Paper Snippets from Obscure Columns
A collage of minute glimpses from old papers includes a feisty exchange about returning a husband, quips about insomnia and beauty, a royal princess reference, and a casual domestic debate on tyranny. The snippets showcase period voice and scattered names like New Haven Register and Augusta Chronicle without cohesive narrative.
Little Albert’s Hair Is Cut Then He Gains Ears
A story recounts Little Albert's mother demanding long curls. An uncle takes him to a barber where his hair is cut. Albert returns home, sees his reflection, and joyfully declares that he has ears now.
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Tually
Sampson
Catarrh Medicine Promoted As Internal Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine taken internally to affect the bloodstream. It claims the formula blends tonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials and an offer for free information from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Itia
Tial
Cheney & CQ
Props
Toledo
Hunters Find Game Plentiful First Day
Frederick county hunters report abundant rabbits on opening day with several parties claiming large bags. Emory Shipley Georg Mullican Charles Macan William Wiles led a nine hunter party to 66 rabbits. First arrests of the season followed, John May and C Scott Cramer fined $10 and costs for Sunday hunting. Ben Markoe and Richard Nallin parties also reported significant hauls.
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Frederick
Emory B. Shipley
Georg Mullican
Charles E. Macan
William Wiles
John W. May
C. Scott Cramer
Lewis C. Etchison
Harry F. Frank
J. Grahame Johnson
Ben Markoe
Richard Nallin
Miss Frances Ingram Delights Frederick In Recital
Miss Frances Ingram's Hood Seminary recital drew praise for a pure contralto voice and musical intelligence. Rose Birely accompanied with skill, navigating a varied program including Ward Stephens and Mary Turner Salter works as well as arias and English songs, impressed the audience.
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Hood Seminary
Frances Ingram
Frederick
Miga Birely
Moon
Twickenham Ferry
Lincoln’s Inn
Oliver
London
Dansez
Marquise
Semaire
Gretschaninow
Kaun
la Forge
Jean
Leighton
Homer
Eclipse on November 27 Eclipses for Capri corns and moon
Local astronomers in Fredericktonians anticipate a prime eclipse on Thursday November 27 between 6 and 7 30 PM Foregoing fireside comforts after Thanksgiving to study the event the Maryland Academy of Sciences astronomy section pledges its support Oswego starch factories and Glen Cove Long Island are cited as the largest in the world
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Phursdiy
Oswego
Glen Cove
Long Island
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
For years druggists watched Swamp-Root’s record in kidney liver and bladder care. It is a physician’s prescription strengthening medicine. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and write to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York. Frederick News advertisement.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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