Cattle disease report prompts strict watch in Frederick area
Federal and state authorities keep tight surveillance as footing disease tests continue. In Middletown Valley 39 cattle were condemned on Mrs Mary Fuss’s farm, with 22 hogs and 10 pigs affected, though none killed yet. A herd near Dawsonville is infected, and 25 cattle shipped from Chicago are to be killed. No price rise yet, and movement remains allowed under inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Mary. Fuss
Savard Nm. Posé
Emmitabure
Emmitsburg
Siroy Leatherman
Middletown Valley
Montgomery County
Ames H. Jones
Dawsonville
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Montgombery
Washington
Frederick
R. ¥. Smith
Returned to St. Mary's Joe Kelley Runs Away from School
Joe Kelley, 15, fled St. Mary's Industrial School after seven years there and was taken to Brunswick, jailed briefly, then returned to the institution. His father, once in Panama, now said to live in Philadelphia, previously placed Joe and two siblings in the school for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kelley
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Brunswick
van Pelt
Panama
Joe
St. Mary's School
Philadelphia
Industrial School
Purely Personal Mr Howard Moberly in Rockville visit
Purely personal notices list Mr Howard Moberly and Mr and Mrs Maxwell visiting in Rockville on business. Mary Elizabeth of Revkles West Virginia has been with Mrs Wells and her parents. Mr and Mrs Lewis Barber of Lime Kiln have ro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Moberly
Rockville
Rol
Maxwell and
Ageuighter
Mary Elizabeth
Revkles
W. Va
Wells
Lewis Barber
Andrew Smith
J. P. Angleberger
C. C. Angleberger
Co. J. Smith
Mirs
Catsail
C. J. Smith
Government agents burying cattle to curb disease spread
Government experts are shown burying sick cows in trenches as part of a broad campaign to conquer a menacing cattle disease. The effort aims to contain the outbreak by promptly disposing of infected animals across affected sections.
Brunswick pupils write and act Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm play
Seventh grade at Brunswick High School presented an outdoor rendition of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm based on the book, with sixth graders and patrons in attendance. Students wrote the script and invitations in poetry under Miss Carolus Compton, with a long program of readings and recitations preceding the performance.
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Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Brunswick High School
Rebecca
Riverboro
Pupiter
Carolus Compton
Tennisa
Tiga
Mary Blessing
Seesaw Simpson
Richmond Werner
Mrs. Simpson
Bessie Gladstone
Susan Simpson
Ethel Ahalt
Charabelle Jepson
Ruth Shelton
Emma Jane Perkins
Levett
Simply Stocking Association Seeks $100 For Christmas Toys
The Simply Stocking Association of Utica extends Christmas cheer to needy children with a planned cake and candy sale at Mrs. A M Landauer's home on Saturday afternoon. President Ida M Markey says about $100 is needed, with $80 already subscribed, to fund toys and outfits for around 210 to 225 children. The Opera House distribution precedes Christmas, and tickets will allocate recipients by name in advance. The next association meeting is the first Monday in December to finalize plans and dolls will be dressed for the event.
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Wmity Stocking Association
A M. Landauer
East Church Street
Ida M. Markey
Club
Unis City
City Opera House
Santa Claus
Markey
Opera House
Shoes Spoil Feet and Moccasin Revival Urged
An analysis argues that most shoes harm foot health while comparing the barefoot condition of Porto Ricans to American wearers. A San Francisco surgeon notes near universal abnormal feet among shoe users, praising the moccasin as healthiest and endorsing a return to footwear that fits and supports natural movement.
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United States
San Francisco
Boston Oval
To Blacken Light Woods and Die Off Dark Nynid
Fragmented OCR item describes making a darkening preparation by mixing berat and shellac with water then adding glycerin and soluble aniline black to darken the Nynid. It shifts to a testimonial by Blaorhe Bowers of Indiana Va praising Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and a dealer advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaorhe Bowers
Indiana
Chamberlain
Local Families Gather for Social and Visitations Across County
In county towns on a recent weekend many families visited relatives and hosted gatherings. Mrs. Sarah DeGrange and others noted for church activities were unable to attend due to bad weather. Dozens of names appear in visiting lists from Adams town to Urbana with numerous children and siblings joining in birthday socials, Sunday excursions, and cheerful calls at relatives’ homes.
Bloomfield Home Mission Service at Zion Church
The town of Bloomfield announces a Home Mission service at Zion Church on Sunday next at 1 I S. A social program will follow. Several local residents and visitors were noted in past weekend gatherings including Mr and Mrs Charles Zimmerman and Raymond Haugh with Mr and Mrs T F Hane of Ceresville, Spencer Mart of Lewistown visiting relatives Granville Holts and family, Mr and Mrs 8 D Zimmerman and family of either, Mr and Mrs John Bastion of Dayerithe, Arthur Cromwell and son Ray of Walkersville with Mr and Mrs John Holtz, Mr and Mrs Chanville C Holtz traveling to Yellow Springs, and Mr and Mrs Granville C Zimmerman visiting.
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G. 8. Culler
Mary
Mary Culler
Susie Derr
Marie Hemp
Iester Culler
Mary Derr
Nellie Castle
Anna Derr
Ela Culler
Bessie Castle
Lena Derr
Lilian Culler
Tempie Easterday
Ruth Reon
Helen Culler
Annie Beard
Grace Hemp
May Hargett
Ethel Pry
Elmira Kenn
Nora Hargett
Ethel Beard
William Hemp
Danis Castle
Glenn Biber
Claude Culler
Bartgts Storm
Arthur Null
Harry Derr
Edgar Culler
Paul Beard
Wilbur Hargett
Walter Simpson
Lee Thomas
Ralph Culler
Arthur Remsburg
Bart Hargett
Paul Simpson
George Easterday
Frank Wirtz
Philip Beard
Arthur Culer
G. B. Culler
H. J. Beard
Harmon Coblentz
Middletown
Isaac C. Zimmerman
Messrs
Charles and
Samuel Trundle
Rockville
Darnestown
Montgomery County
C. BE
Peaga
Leonard Wachter
Ray
Newton Wachter
Gas House
Susie
Anna
Willis E. Derr
Archie Ogle
Thomas Urle
Bear Frederick
Harry M. Howard
Oliver PB. Nevilbiss
Edna
Mary Boyer
Elizabeth
Thelma Koontz
Lizzie
Ida Rennon
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Mt. Zion
J. H. Culler
Ollie T. King
Charles
Braddock Heights
Clayton Fulmer
Philip
Geo. A. Stockman
Charles King
Win
L. Culler
Wilbur Db
Culler
Wilbur
Urbana
Philip Culler
Pearl
Narvy, Culler
Marshall Murray
Donald Murray
Zion Chern H
Lis
Charles Zimmerman
Raymond Haugh
T. F Hane
Ceresville
Spencer Mart
Lewistown
Granville
Holts
8 .D. Zimmerman
Either
John Bastion
Dayerithe
Arthur Cromwell
Walkersville
John Holtz
Chanville C. Holtz
Yellow Springs
Granville C. Zimmer
Pentes Harris
Autumn Session Opens Archdeaconry Funds Mission Drive
The Cumberland Archdeaconry of the Protestant Episcopal Church convened at All Saints Church with Bishop John Gardner Murray presiding. About 45 delegates from Alle gany, Garrett, Frederick and Washington counties attended as $41 000 was allocated to mission support and a $2 000 fundraising target set for the four counties.
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Murray
Episcopal Church
Cumberland
Protestant Episcopal Church
al Saints’ Church
Maryland
John Gardner Murray
Cumberland Archdeaconry
Allegany
Garrett
Frederick
Washington
Bisheap
Douglass Hooff
Charles I. Shaw
Fair Play
Protei
Nf. Ewald
Committee of Missions
John S. Newman
Waterford Happenings and Local Notices
Waterford VA church services held as Rev Cole preached at Baptist Church while Rev Parish led a week of pro tracted kneeling at the Methodist. Local residents Helen James visits Ballston sister A J Riggot. Rose Shawen visits parents Jas W Ruccell. Halloween party and Friday night dance at Town Hall. Carr ie L James and Lizzie James visit Gen W Hough. Justices Over and Johnson assist C James in corporation court. Ohio storm anniversary recalls 22 inches of snow and fierce winds.
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Mr. Cole
E. NX
Hellen S. James
Ballston
A. J. Riggot
Rose Shawen
Oakton
Jas. W. Rucceil
Lizzie James
Mise
Carrie L. James
Gen. W. Hough
Val Over
Lincoln
Rom Johnson
Lorettaville
C. James
Corporation Court
Unsolved mysteries and the limits of knowledge
A Philadelphia Ledger quotation-set on human ignorance about electricity and radio, noting Bell and Kelvin anecdotes, Franklin and Edison, radium, and brain mystery. It argues mystery underpins life and defies full understanding, citing expert testimony at a trial and the abyss of knowledge.
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Alexander Guravamei
Lord Kelvin
Bell
Kelvin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Edison
Philadelphia Ledger
Sand and Gravel Demand Rises for Cement Work
The Geological Survey reports over 18 million dollars of sand and gravel mined in 1909 for sale in the United States. Growth stems from expanded use in concrete construction, railroad ballast, and molding sand, with notable quality differences across locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Geological Survey
Pape's Cold Compound Relief Ad
An old fashioned drug ad touts Papes Cold Compound as instant relief for grippe symptoms. It promises to clear nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache feverishness and sore throat. The 25 cent remedy is advertised as fast acting and easy to take with a prompt genuine warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Frederick Group Presents Traveller to Brunswick Encampment
The Palestine encampment of the I C S of Frederick journeyed to Brunswick by auto last night and presented the Traveller to Mt Mori Encampment No 8. Frederick party members included Charles F Seeger Robert A Bennett Frank N Shipley Charles J Miller Stephen H Bennett and Frank Ss Gaither. They arrived about 8 and left for Frederick about 10. Brunswick Encampment has not decided where to take the Traveller.
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Palestine
Frederick
Brunswick
Mt. Morai
Charles F. Seeger
Robert A. Bennett
Frank N. Shipley
Charles J. Miller
Stephen H. Bennett
Frank Ss. Gaither
Bad Cold Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief Tonight
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a midnight solution for bad colds and digestive distress. It claims cleansing of the stomach, removal of sour undigested food, and elimination of toxins from the bowels, with a 1 cent box assistance promising a clear head and regular bowels by morning.
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Eurely
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ST. Mary's
See Kelley
Benjamin S. Myers
E. Miers
Strunswick
Charles E. Riley
Miers
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Justice Miers
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Wiliam
Sene Fu Advertising Wakes Acta Business
United States Department of Agriculture
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Nutting Sons
Mabel Blogham
Anna Tee Willer
Mary Bessug
Reginald Showbride
Matnie Woolland
Ardph Grams
Rose Gladstone
Sevelta Kelley
George Thompson
Mary Phreeger
Harry Vrosa
Baltimore
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Levin West
Bronssick
Marr
Williamson
North Market Street
Santa Clause
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Young People’s Missionary Society
St. Luke's Church
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Marcellus Wachter
Douglas Castle
Woe
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Geo. C. Culler
Philp Culler
Doubs
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Adamstown
Elmer
Derr
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Mehrl
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Han C, Howard
Richard Hargett
Jug Ridge
John J. Hargett
Cleveland Arnold
Lucketts
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J. Aimmerman
Trundle
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John J. Culler
Church Hill
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Lewis E. White
Sandy Nook
Lewis B. Hargett
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Wm Brosius
Wol. Culler
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Men's Club
All Saints’ Church
J. Luther Martin
Peter F. Lange
Hilton Cruck
Holy Communion
P.M. Goyder
S Hilton Oriel
Joseph T. Ware
Mrs. Ray Cutsail
Miss Ulah Cutsail
Claud Clemson
Clinton Sunday
Prospect
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Herbert Runkles
Richard Norris
Mapleville
Harry Hood
Daniel Young
John Norwood
Mt. Airy
Guy Brown and Sons
Roy Barnes
Winfield
Herbert Gosnell
Walter Warfield
Ida Orr
Harvey Hood
William Miller
Stork
Howard Hood
Waterford, VA
Ohio
Scientific American
Pape
Orphans’ Court
Mary E. Cramer
Charles J. Doll
NISI
Circuit Court
Eanity
Mabel Irwin Grimes
William G. Grimes
Anna Laura Munshower
Samuel A. Lewis
Reno
Harp
Harry W. Bowers
Reno S. Harp
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State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Phillips
Goldsborough
Code of Public General Laws
Coun Ucs
Annipolis
P. L. Goldsborough
Robert P. Graham
Noviciatas
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