Archdeaconry session closes as Westernport set for next meet
The Cumberland Archdeaconry of the Protestant Episcopal Church held its autumn session at All Saints Chapel Frederick. Most business was finished and the next meeting scheduled for Westernport Maryland. Some speakers were absent, and key addresses by Miss Herring and Mrs Powell were not delivered due to their nonattendance. The group discussed missions, church life, and social activities.
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Murray
Holy Communion
Douglass Hooff
All Saints’ Church
City
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W. W. Shearer
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Hagerstown
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St Jacobs Oil Advertises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Rub Rheumatism pain with St Jacobs Oil. The ad claims rheumatism is pain only and no internal treatment is needed. It promises instant relief from aching joints and stiffness, plus benefits for sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache and sprains. Ends with a call to buy a trial bottle at drug stores.
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Governor Leaves Government House After Appetitic Operation Ride
Governor Goldsborough has recovered from an appendectomy performed two weeks ago and left Government House for a one hour automobile ride. In a remark attributed to him he suggests Congress would likely enter the army in wartime depending on available generals' commissions.
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Cleveland Plein Dealer
Gets Back $89 of Stolen Money From Restaurant Drawers
A Brantown area report notes Mrs Brey Hart of Hranasick recovered $50 from a candy tray near the cash drawer after $500 vanished from the restaurant she runs. The thief’s return is unclear and no arrests have been made though $35 remains missing. Sensational theft and recovery details are mixed with unrelated war dispatches and illness notes from London and Ridgway.
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Hranasick
Ans
President's rebuke sparks tense push for race reform
War cabinet notes by a Washington correspondent describe President Wilson addressing Negro delegates and defending equal citizenship amid calls to end segregation. The speech rejects hereditary party politics and emphasizes practical steps over sentiment, asserting the colored American is a full equal citizen under the law.
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Starting asparagus beds for a long lasting harvest
Minnesota Station writer F. L. Washburn advises starting asparagus beds this fall for earlier harvest next spring. For a row 100 feet long three feet apart, a family can be supplied. Requires deep fertile soil, heavy manure, proper land prep, and one-year-old seedlings.彻
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Minnesota
Music of the Drum in Concert Use and Effect
Musical authorities praise the drum as thoroughly musical when used properly. The snare drum freely blends into composition and large outdoor drumming by many players creates rich music. Berlioz notes that small sounds become brilliant when performed by a thousand drummers together. Exchange. Subscribe for The News.
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Germans Driven Back Along Yser In War Update
Allied briefing reports steady progress on the Yser and around Dixmude with German forces pushed back on both banks of the Yser canal. French and British fronts show gains near Tracy-le-Val, Vailly, and the Argonne while bombardments reduce enemy cannon and strengthen Allied positions.
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Oise
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Une
Lombatertryde
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Zonnebeke
Armentieres
In Bassee
Olse
Vailly
Graome
Ferme de Heurtebise
Berry-au-Bac
Woevre
Lorraine
Vosge
Two Entombed Miners Rescued After Seventy Hours
Pottsville Pennsylvania reports the rescue of entombed miners aged forty six and forty five after more than seventy hours trapped in Brook Hole colliery. Rescuers forced through debris, then the men revived and moved to a hospital as authorities review the collapse and safety conditions.
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Willan 'Sehrémner
William Evans
Tar
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