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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1916

Page

7

State To Take Over Frederick And Liberty Turnpikes

A large delegation pressed Carroll County leaders to have the State Roads Commission assume control of the Frederick and Liberty Turnpike, nine miles long, with officials unsure when toll gates will rise. Spokesman Emory L. Coblentz said the move depends on state funding and turnpike title ratifications, with possible county upkeep until resurfacing. Several toll gates may be removed as the state broadens its road system.

State Roads Commission Frederick Liberty Westminster Carroll County Winsor and Liberty Edvin Devilbiss Cephas M. Thomas Frank Hammaker Roland Reginald Simpson George H. Whitmore Wiliam H. Baker Ned Baker D. A. Dudderar R. J. Nicodemus Devilbiss L. A. Barnes H. W. Devilbiss Emory L. Coblentz Ciier Noi Ss Pky Aecal

How Mines Are Laid

A description of naval mine deployment on deck, with wheels and launching tracks, detailing a three part mine and depth triggering mechanism. Includes a second account from a prison in Turkish forces describing bastinado torture, its technique and the pain, with a survivor’s memory of fellow prisoners.

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound breaks a cold within hours. A dose every two hours for three doses opens nasal passages, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs two cents at drug stores. No substitute advised.

Pape

Count Zeppelin He Plans to Lombard King George's Palace

The fragment hints at Count Zeppelin planning a move or project in Lombard at a palace associated with King George. Details are unclear, dates and full names are not confirmed in the readable text.

Chicken Pie and Dumplings Recipes in Home Series

A home kitchen section offers several chicken based dishes including a six potato chicken pie with a crust, chicken with dumplings using a baking powder dough, a breakfast pie layering mashed potatoes with chicken, chicken fritters spiced with onion and celery seed, and royal chicken combining white meat with green peppers and cream. Plus a note on steep farming in Peru from National Geographic Magazine.

Aiso Royal Chicken

Makings of an Artist Quote Attributed to Ruskla

A compact quotation is attributed to Ruskla describing three levels of craft. It contrasts a mechanic who uses hands alone, an artisan who uses hands and head, and an artist who uses hands head and heart.

Ruskla

Practical Health Hint Infantile Paralysis Precautions

The article outlines early symptoms such as fever vomiting and head neck and limb pains. It stresses prompt medical consultation after exposure and urges banning flies from the home washing hands and faces and keeping household members and pets healthy to prevent cases.

Aix

Diverse church services in Evangelical Reformed area

In various churches a busy Sunday program is reported. Evangelical Reformed notes pulpit by Dr. Charles Wehler promoting funds for a new dormitory at Hua College, with multiple musical selections and a baptism. Other denominations including United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Grace Reformed, All Saints Episcopal, and Church of the Brethren describe sermons, Sunday schools, mission activities, and youth programs led by clergy such as Rev. Dr Ulyses G. Rupp and Rev. H. J. Alley, plus Salvation Army involvement and upcoming midweek studies.

Evangelical Reformed Charles i Wehler Hua College Les. Henr Kleffer Staley Knack Mendelsohn Geibel Claseen Sendnory Hall Paul Land Eis Island United Brethren United Brethren Church Archange Christos Wis Justor Kel Pummelbaugh Voucher Norfolk Salvation Army John Pearce Sermster Ue Tible Good Samaritan Joseph Egypt Grace Sponseller PS. C. EL Winchester Street Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran Church Ulyases G. Rupp Second Corinthias Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias Verdi Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Presbyterian Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dixon Brigadier Escot Dixon Brookhill Oyer Grace Reformed Grace Reformed Church John A. Dualer Jesus Arius Hla T.jd Hadiey All Saints’ Episcopal Church Douglas Mooll St. Mary's Ehiss Bool Church of the Brethren H. J. Alley Christian Workers Trinity M. E. Church South Trinity M. E Gracen D. Kidner G. D. Kidner Herbert Young Army Methodist Episcopal Methodist Episcopal Church James O. Wrightson St. John's Catholic St. John’s Catholic Church John Leo Wolling Holy Name W. J. Kane First Baptist Bible School First Baptist Church W. C. Royal

Emmitsburg Marriage Licenses and Local Visits Outline

Emmitsburg notes report a recent marriage license to John Forney and Agnes Glacken, banns for Norbert Miller and Misa Northa Topper, and various local social visits. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or recover from surgery while others attend parties and school events.

Emmitsburg Emmitsbur John Forney Bridgeport Agnes Glacken Near Norbert Miller Misa Northa Topper St. Joseph's Catholic Church Alice Glass Paul Glass Emory Hardman Gettysburg Fr Foyle Elsie Bennett Hagerstown Mazie Sebold Lula Bushman Hagers- Stown William Bushman Mica Stonecipher Eacon, Pa Elizabeth Horner

Green Shellled Fleas Attack Fresh Water Fish Everywhere

London Tit-Bits notes tiny greenish crustacean parasites known as fish fleas or fish lice. They cling to fish skin with specialized suckers, darts about water in rapid motions, and are common across many freshwater species though not all are immune to their presence.

London

Don’t Be Envious and Crush Envy from the Heart

A moral exhortation warns against envy, describing the envious as in pain in all occasions that should yield pleasure. It notes envy spoils joy in others and makes their excellences odious, urging readers to abandon envy and seek contentment.

Origin of Punchinello A Memory of the Day

A reminiscence describes how Harper's Weekly drew top illustrators, their departures and returns, and the birth of Punchinello in New York on April 2 1870, noting its brief life and claim to being first in comic satire.

Harper Weekly Harper's Weekly America Harper Henry Mills Alden Harper's Monthly Magazine House of Harper Punch New York City Punchinello Cartoons Magazine

Homing Pigeons Raise Speed and Endurance Record

Homing pigeons show remarkable speed and stamina. A bird owned by the late King Edward set a 510 mile record at 1307 yards per minute, illustrating the breed's famed endurance and performance.

Edward

Talk of torture and barber chair mishap spark Life joke

ALife quote contrasts torture talk with a comic barber chair scene. A man describes pain from a mouth full of father while watching a boy attempt to fit a new hat onto another customer. The wry line captures satirical humor about awkward moments.

Taleswoman Excused for Jury Duty Ill Fit Attire

The Louisville Courier Journal notes a witty exchange as a taleswoman seeks excusal from jury duty due to lacking suitable clothing. The item humorously frames civic duty against apparel constraints and cites the judge’s response. I saw it in The News.

Taleswoman Louisville Courier-Journal

Blunder That Brings Grief From Failing To Look Ahead

In Amerikan Magazine a writer named Hays warns that neglecting future needs leads to hardship. A tradesman with inadequate savings faces illness or accident leaving wife and children to cope with debt, foreclosure, or lack of life insurance. Another man spawns mortgage stress, while a third wastes energy and health.

Amerikan Magazine Hays Lfe Ian

City of the Dead at Canton Houses for the Deceased

In Canton about eighty miles from Thongkons lies the City of the Dead with 194 small houses each lodging a corpse for 25 dollars for the first three months and then a reduced rate. Silk lanterns imitate fruit hang from roofs while screens separate rooms. Food is placed on an altar each morning and cardboard attendants serve the deceased. Two paper women guide the spirit, as geomancers decide burial timing. A new pad lock offers fifty thousand possible combinations.

Canton Thongkons

Aunt Jennie’s Cold Has Little Effect on Talking Power

A Baltimore American note observes Aunt Jennie’s bad cold does not impair her speech. the journalist quips she retains hoarse power to speak with vigor. The remark highlights humor over illness and public persona.

Jennie Baltimore American

Quicksilver Riddle and a Witty Exchange

A fragment notes a quip from Fliegende Blaetter about marriage and happiness, followed by a science fact that quicksilver is thirteen and a half times heavier than water. The two items appear as a miscellany notebook entry.

Cascarets For Headache and Digestion Ad Copy

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It promises headache relief, stopped colds, improved digestion, and fresh breath, claiming the candy eases biliousness and indigestion with no griping. It urges mothers to give Cascarets to children and notes availability from a druggist.

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ANT State Commission Board Frederick TO Liberty Falagy Bastinado Alexander Apronsolon Grippe Count Zeppelin George’s Palace Ollan- Gly Tamboe Peru National Geographic Magazine News of Co. Towns Ernest Lacarde Daniel Callihan New Orleana Isses Ida Zimmerman Ruth Gillelan Menara Eugene Elmer Zimmerman Canton Ohin Edward Kreschner Wash Ington H. H. Motter Lillian Gelwicks Baltimore Harry Boyle Brooke Boyle Margaret Boyle Ella Lawrence Libertytown Harry Lowe Frederick City Hospital Thomas J. Fraley Dickerson Law School Carlisle Oscar Fraley Washington Samuel Annan First Maryland Regiment EL. Annan Harry Kreis Lawrence P. D. Lawrence Charles J. Eichelberger University of Maryland J. W. Eichelberger Annabelle Hartman Halmore Eugene Rowe Hitch Ag Fas Stan Mans Peleiter Pheer Ander Lord Wimborne American Press Association Fliegende Blaetter Western Union Telegraph Service THE Western Union Telegraph Company Umns
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