Relief of Tuberculosis Efforts Wipe Out Consumption
The article discusses the tuberculosis relief movement as a major public issue following the Washington congress. Maryland highlights its strong showing with ten prizes, the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis receiving a silver medal for largest membership relative to population, and plans to expand county branches and legislative influence in Annapolis and across the state. The association emphasizes education and a traveling exhibit touring counties to raise awareness and membership.
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International Congress
Washington
United
Maryland
United States
Maryland Association For the Prevention and
Rwedieh Association For
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Dorchester
Frederick
Montgomery
Allegany
Annapolis
Eagles Banquet Honors Forty Four Degree Recipients
Frederick Aerie of the Eagles held a large meeting in Red Men's Hall to confer degrees on a class of forty four candidates. Prizes awarded for applications went to Edward Schell Jesse Lipscomb and John Baer, each receiving an Eagle badge. A banquet followed at the Masonic Temple Hall with social time to close the evening.
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Frederick Aerie
Fnternal
Order of Eaglea
Red Men’s Hall
Edward Schell
Jesse Lipscomb
John Baer
Masonic Temple
Automobilist's Wrist Broken In City Accident
John N Pistel of Washington DC sustained a broken wrist in a motor accident at Church and Market streets yesterday afternoon. He and Colonel Charles T Levi Pee Jr of the Governor's staff were starting an automobile tour when a difficulty with the crank halted the machine. Dr. Franklin Smith attended to Pistel at the scene.
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John N. Pistel
Washington, D. C
Church and
Market Streets
Esterday
Pistel
Charlea T. Levipee, Jr
Franklin Smithy
Trip to the Moon at City Opera House a resounding success
Under J C Hoffman direction, hundreds of local performers presented a bright musical spectacle to benefit the Empty Stocking Association. The show featured elaborate choruses, Dutch and military numbers, comedy by Albert Smith, and a cakewalk. Proceeds supported the association’s Christmas festival for poor children as candy sales boosted receipts.
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City Opera House
J. C. Hoffman
New York
Offcer O'Flynn
Albert Smith
Old Cow
Harry James
Gay Muntery
Rhos
Sadie Enright
W. J. Shuller
Babes From
Zeroland
Winifred Sthoves
Daphne Kepler
Peter Piper
Tom
Moxsra
Harry J. Leichert
Paul I. Payne
Mars
H.J. Leichert
Officer O'Flynn
Frederick Night Squad
Frederick News
Guy Mateny
Dorothy
Pearl Smith
Gladys
Grace Worman
Phiilis
Mazie Schmidt
Mildred Brenle
Fittie Hoke
Nannie Darner
Lillian Waterley
Renle Stretthoyer
Eleanor
Deser tion Charged In Baltimore Arrest Of Angevine
Frederick man Joseph Roth Angevine was arrested in Baltimore while breakfasting on a Frederick warrant for desertion. Headquarter Detective Walter H. Le Fevre captured him after Sheriff Myers provided a photo. Justice Grannan held him at Central Station until Frederick authorities arrive. Angevine to be brought to Frederick that evening.
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Baltimore
Joseph Roth Angevine
Frederick
Walter H. le Fevre
Angevine
Doneupport
Myers
Marshal Farnan
Angel Vine
LeFevre
Grannan
Central Station
Medical Society Elects Officers at Frederick Meeting
The Frederick County Medical Society held its regular meeting in Kemp Haltley where officers for the coming year were elected. President is Dr. T. C. Boutson of Buckeystown, vice-president Dr. H. S. Hedges of Brunswick, secretary Dr. Charles F. Goodell of Frederick, treasurer Dr. Wilson A. Lang of Frederick, and Dr. Franklin Buchagan Smith of Frederick. Dr. Charles H. Conley of Adamtown read a paper on Tuberculin, and Dr. A. H. Hawkins of Cumberland delivered the address.
Real estate sale announced for April 1909
Mrs. Annie V. Cronenburg of New London sold her tract of land to E.ee geisets W. Va. with expected possession on April 1, 1909 and plans for prospecting copper ore.
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Gale
Annie V. Cronenburg
New London
Conei Delog
E.ee Geisets
W. Va
Pest House Additions Planned For Montévue Inmates
The Board of Charities and Corrections approves extensive improvements at Montévue, including a forty foot brick addition to the colored inmates building and a pest house measuring 30236 feet in brick dimensions to be erected away from the main structure. Specifications are being prepared and the contract will be let soon.
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Board of Charities and Corrections
Montévue
Tue
Revival of Stately Minuet Returns to Graceful Form
A Victorian-era column argues for reviving the old minuet over modern dances like the Merry Widow waltz and cakewalks. It praises the minuet’s dignity, grace, and slow, traditional music, noting costumes from the antique period and the test of a dancer’s grace. The piece traces the evolution from simple steps to intricate quadrijet turns.
Handsome Furs at Special Prices in The Model’s Catalog
Vintage ad copy outlines elegant fur pieces and merchandise. Bearskin and Astrakhan items include coats, loggins, shawls, fascinators, mantles, and bridal robes. Various prices and sale notes highlight bargains on fur accessories and textiles.
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Astrakhan Loggins
Local Domestic Building Association issues Series No 12 books
The Domestic Building Association announces Series No 12 books with a 10 cent entrance fee per share and weekly payments. Officers include Jus H Harris president and Trews Frank C Norwood secretary. Public notices warn of a November 19 1908 public sale of household furniture at 10 o'clock.
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Jus
H. Harris
Shas. Wertheimer
F. B. Sappington
Seey
Trews
Frank C. Norwood
J. D. Hendrickson
John Baumgardner
H.C. Zacharian
Geo
Rodock
Abe Rosenour
South Market Street
L'Orms
C. E. Zeutnns
Richard Mansfield Starred in The First Violin at City Opera House
The renowned actor and producer Richard Mansfield is celebrated for selecting plays that please the public. His notable work The First Violin gained acclaim at the Garden Theatre in New York City and toured thereafter. The present city production, led by Frank Lyman and Miss Elia May Titch under Truman James, debuts Monday November 16 at the City Opera House.
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Richard Mansfield
Mansfield
Jeaste Fothergill
Garden ‘Theatre
New York City
Souces
Runa
Frank Lyman
Misa Elia May Titeh
Truman James
City
Opera Nouge
Funeral for Thomas W Eyler set at 2 p.m. Saturday
The funeral for Thomas W Eyler will be at his home, 610 North Market Street, at 2 o'clock Saturday with burial in Mount Olivet cemetery. He leaves two brothers Ephriam J Eyler of Woodsboro and Reuben H Eyler of Three Laken Washington and five sisters including Mrs Jas Smith and Mrs George Strasberg. He was uncle to Dr Ja J McCurdy. A separate service for Mrs C Edward Bready will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Reformed church in Adamatown with Mount Olivet burial.
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Thomas W. Eyler
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Eyler
Ephriam J. Eyler
Woodsboro
Reuben H. Eyler
Three Laken
Washington State
Jas, Smith
George Devilkins
Chas
M Anders
William Dooner
George
Family Theatre Show Draws Crowd With New Acts
At the Family Theatre last night a fair attendance occurred despite the Opera House show. New features were added during the acts and the films The Daughters of Erin Rivals for a Week and the Wrong Valise along with illustrated songs were well received. Tonight the films will be repeated with new songs. a fine bill is promised next week.
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Opera House
Family Theatre
Erin
Y M C A Prayer Meeting Led by Jesse Michael
Tonight at the Y M C A the week night service will be led by Mr Jesse Michael Topics include The Industrial Workers with 4 of the membership drawn from claims Railroad Men with 91000 members Committees with 57000 men serving on various committees and 4 gangs in the Philippines Hawaii An association building in Manila costing 160000 is being erected
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Y.M.C. A
Jesse. Michael
Philippines
Hawaii
Manila
Pearce & Scheck Bring New Film and Songs to City Opera House
Frederick residents will find a special Saturday program at City Opera House with five reels of the latest film and two new illustrated songs. The management promises figures never seen in this city, adding variety to Saturday afternoon and night shows.
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Moving Pictures
Frederick
Pearce & Scheck
City Opera House
Myersville Property Sold to Frederic Railroad Conductor
Myersville property comprising dwelling and store was sold by real estate and insurance agent T. K. Yount for Mrs. Emma T. Shank to Mr. John Hirsch, conductor of Old Mike, of the Frederic and Inter-Urban Railroad.
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Myersville
Lold
T. K. Yount
Emma T. Shank
John Hirsch
Old Mike
Frederic and Inter-Urban
Chocolate Meranguse Sundae at McCanpeni's Weekend Return
A local ad notes Chocolate Meranguse Sundae 10 cents and promises a repeat run at McCanpeni's. It mentions Oyster Cocktail with a special sauce by McCanpen Co and a free examination by optical specialist L Kefauver at 7 North Market Frederick Maryland. Also lists Oyster Bouillon and hot coffee. Conclave notices call all Heptasophs to attend Friday November 13 at 8 o'clock ordered by A Mosma Scoy.
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A. Mosma
Scoy
Photograph of Sousa Impromptu Meet at Band Concert
Mr Frank B Rhodes received a signed photograph from John Philip Sousa in Fred Erik during a band concert stay at the Wedgen Inn. Rhodes and Sousa met with his soloists as part of the extended contest period.
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Sousa
Frank B. Rhodes
John Philip
Rhodes
Wedgen Inn
Frederik
Burglary? Civil suit filed in Myersville court
Plaintiff sues Burgess Ridgely and Squire Joseph Wolfer of Myersville alleging assault by Robert J. Ridgely of Myersville. Damages sought amount to 500 dollars. Proceeding described as tetratorial gumer.
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Joseph Wolfer
Myersville
Tetratorial Gumer
Eit
Robert J. Ridgely
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