Conservative call counters Bolshevism as dance crowds fill hall
In Freder- area a November 1919 item urges organized anti Bolshevik speaking and sympathetic outreach to wage earners. A large crowd attends a National Order of the Daughters of Isabella dance, starting at 8:30 pm, with jazz by the Academy orchestra and four prize eliminations.
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Russia
National Order of the Daughters of Isabella
Th Academy Orchestra
Daughters of
Isabella
First In Field For Sheriff
Edgar T. Mercer of Mt Airy declares for the 1921 sherif felection as deputy sheriff and auctioneer and vows a vigorous campaign. John L. Durrew, retiring riding deputy under Sheriff Kipp, seeks appointment to the post. Montevue Superintendent appointment falls to the county commissioners and takes effect April 3.
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Edgar T. Mercer
Mt Airy
Shdevalty
John L. Durrew
Sherrif Kipp
Montevue
Robbery at Germantown Mercantile Stolen Cash
Thrift & Waters at Germantown Montgomery County reported a late night or early Sunday safe blow. About $250 in cash was taken with nearly $200 remaining, and other valuables left untouched. Police believe a professional thief was involved.
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Vegas
Thrift & Waters
Germantown
Montgomery County
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
An advert claims catarrh is a constitutional disease not cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy. It asserts the preparation blends known colonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials offered free and urges purchase from doctors and druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Whats the Answer The Red Cross
Whatso The Answer for every American soldier killed in Europe and the 49 498 who died eight graves dug in America yearly for babies seven million died in four years two million died of influenza thousands of babies born yearly cost 16 000 mothers their lives half US schoolchildren physically defective but defects correctable one in three men rejected for military service due to defects one agency alone can help the Red Cross the answer
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America
United States
American Red Cross
Miners Stunned by Recall in Western Pennsylvania
Labor leaders report a sudden recall of United Mine Workers members after a strike disruption. Western and central Pennsylvania districts expect mines to resume operations by early next week possibly Monday as workers recover from the shock and return to work.
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Penna
Plesburgh
Ube
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Lan
Mey
Fa Biinder
Hedimdons
Return of Dead Soldiers Bodies Sought by 40000 Relatives
Washington reports 40000 relatives petition the war department for the return of U S soldiers’ bodies in France. Colonel W Anderson testified to the House Foreign Affairs Committee that arrangements depend on French cooperation. A Mettsburgh delegation led by T J Poster also pressed for returns, but no action was taken as the committee weighs Bland’s proposed commission to decide the issue.
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Washington
War Department
France
I W. Anderson
Avstatant
Richmond
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Representative Flood
Virginia
Democratic Committee
Mettsburgh
T. J. Poster
Bland
Indiana
Sugar price kept at eleven cents a pound in Philadelphia
Local sugar reports affirm sugar should not sell above eleven cents per pound here despite a nationwide shortage. The PLA sets an eighteen cent Louisiana sugar price that does not affect this auction. Sugar remains fixed at eleven cents a pound locally.
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Philadelphia
Pair Making Booze Whisky Still Near Altoona City Mall
Police report a moonshine operation two blocks from Altoona City Hall. Vaso Millente and his wife were arrested after officers found a cellar full of whisky raised from raisin mash and four barrels in various fermentation stages. Over 3000 pounds of unused raisins and related equipment were seized. Local miners are suspected to have supplied the operation.
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Altoona City Mall
Altoona
City Hall
Vaso Millente
Hen population estimate impacts wartime poultry plans
London Nev reports researchers estimate 180 million hens in production, a rise tied to postwar shortages. Analysts note reduced ore imports as the country shifts supply strategies, with yearly ore intake falling to about 60 thousand tons due to ongoing shortages.
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London
Puperts
Egies
Ungland
Genuine Aspirin Adaccine From Bayer Tablets
An old advertisement touts Look Here as genuine Bayer aspirin tablets. It claims safety by millions and lists uses from colds to neuralgia. Mentions small tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists, with Bayer as trademark and active ingredient acetylsalicylic acid.
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Bayer
Frederick Visitors Entertain at Hagerstown Party
Edward Senger a guest at a crochet party last evening. A. J. Eichelberger of Frederick spent days in Hagerstown on business. Ed wards, Loase, Frederick, of the H and F Railway, transferred to Hagerstown. Miss Daisy Keefer of Frederick week ended in Hagerstown with friends. Mr and Mrs Edward Shiriner and Mr and Mrs Edward Shiriner Jr of Frederick guests of cousin Miss Aurelia Stoner of Sowickly Pa and Mrs Martin Moore. Several family parties given in honor of visitors. Mrs Frank Ri Stoner entertained at dinner on Beaver street at the Sowickly Country Club. Mrs Mart Moore hosted buffet supper Sunday night. Mrs Marcus Stoner of Grant street gave a dinner for the visitors. On Anniversary Day Frederick guests luncheon at the Duquesne Club Pittsburgh.
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A. J. Eichelberger
Frederick
Hagerstown
Sowickly
Martin Moore
Frank Ri. Stoner
Beaver Street
Sowickly Country Cub
Marti Moore
Marcus Stoner
Grant Street
Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh
Hymeneal Hitselberger-Ringer at St Peterx Libertytown
The Nov 3 marriage of John J. Hitselberger Jr to Myrtle Ringer took place after the 7 am Mass at St Peterx Church Libertytown officiated by Rev S J Kavanaugh. The article also notes a separate home wedding of Davis-Culey and Miss Ethel Culey with Rev Ball performing. The Love Hunter at the Opera House is praised for Johnny Sully’s performance amid personal and family tragedy.
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Ringer
St Peterx Church
Libertytown
Davis
Culey
Gunery —, Davis
Birnesville
Ethel § Culey
Dickergon
Robert Fee Ball
Ais
Xulaw
Johnny Sully
Ripbon
Coaliy
John Sully
Five Sullys
Johnny
George Choos
Sully
Aston
Camp Merritt
Wre
New York
Court Ends as Jury Taken Off Case in Wagerstown
In September the Wagerstown Brewing Company faced a $1,500 claim alleging Ing hin. The case, moved from Washington county, was heard by a jury starting Monday and adjourned after yesterday. Plaintiff was represented by J. O. Sader Albert J. Long and Reno S. Harp. defendants by Henry H. Keedy Jr and John S Newman.
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Thomas Schneider
Wagerstown Brewing Company
Washington County
J. O. Sader
Albert J. Long
Hagerstown
Reno S. Harp
Henry H. Keedy
Monroe's Old Home at 63 Prince Street Sold in Auction
The former Monroe residence at 63 Prince Street New York where James Monroe lived and died sold for 128000 dollars to an unnamed buyer via auction. Efforts to preserve it as a historic monument failed as patriotic groups did not organize a purchase. Samuel L Gouverneur, Monroe’s son in law, built the house in 1822 and it hosted gala social events as Monroe retired after his second term.
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Monroe
Prince Street
New York
James Monroe
United States
Ime
Samuel L. Gouverneur
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Exposition and Events
Frederick residents recall the Philadelphia Exposition attendance and local incidents from November 14, 1899. A brick mason, Henry Baumgardner, was injured at Ross and Staley's factory. oyster house opens in Walkersville by Amie Stauffer. Frazier and Eisenhauer travel to Baltimore to join the Baltimore Bowling Club for a twelve game series against Buffalo Bowling Club. thieves invade Henry Haller’s home on Market Street.
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John H. Frazier
Thomas Eisenhauer
Baltimore
Baltimore Bowling Club
Buffalo
Xii, Y
Wanderlust Youth Leaves Home in Yellow Springs Mystery
Adam Linton Jr., 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Linton of Yellow Springs, vanished Monday. He had previously wandered but family hopes for quick news. Searches described as ongoing. he was last seen wearing brown knee pants and a stocking cap. A second missing boy, Paul Thomas Thomas, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casily Thomes, was believed in Detroit after leaving home November 5. he reportedly attended Boys High School the morning he ran away and rode in a friend's car downtown during the second period.
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A. D
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Yellow Springs
Young Linton
Waa
Sying
Paul Thomas
C4silay Thomes
Jefferson
Detroit
Michigan
Thomas
Miss M l ana e Back Home
Miss Mary Melenae age 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Isaae of Baltimo r fled home last week after a row with her sweetheart and ran to Frederick the family says while Carroll McCready age 16 son of Mrs Lillian McCready of East North avenue is missing but returned home Tuesday night A family note records the death of Prince a black and white terrier beloved by Mildred Michael of Buckeystown Mills as a young pet who will be missed by the girl
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Mary Melenae
John Isaae
Guilford Avenue
Baltimo
Homewood Exchange
Carroll McCready
Lillian McCready
East North Avenue
Melanie
Frederick
Prince
Lttle
Mildred Michael
Buckeystown Mills
Papa's Cold Compound advertised for quick relief
An advertisement promotes Papa's Cold Compound as a fast curing cold remedy to be taken every two hours for three doses. It claims to unclog nostrils, relieve headache feverishness sneezing and sore throat, and requires no quinine while tasting pleasant and costing only a few cents.
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Papa
Aurest
Costa
Red Cross membership rises across towns and city wards
The Red Cross report shows Thurmont growing to 339 members and Tuscarora joining as of yesterday. City precinct 7 adds 60 members and precinct 4 two more, lifting the total gain to 202 for the day and reaching 2438 overall with a long list of named local donors and volunteers surfacing in the record.
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Red Cross
Thurmont
Middletown
Tuscarora
Precinct 7
Bane
Ene
U. D.C
Walkeraville
Bucklystown
New Market
Adamstown
Liberty
Woodville
Point of ‘Rocks
Braddock Heights
Ballenger
Tramsville
Lewistown Ry
Auto on Fire in Overland Garage
An Overland auto caught fire Wednesday in the Overland Garage. The blaze was extinguished at once by chemicals. Damage was slight. Married in Baltimore a Wednesday license issued to Joseph Fayne 24 Dickerson and Mary Roby 22 Brunswick. Chamberlain's Tablets advertised for digestion and bowel movement improvement.
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Baltimore
Joseph
Fayne
Dickerson
Mary &. Roby
Brunswick
Wanted clerical position in bank or financial institution
Job seeker offers to work in a bank or financial firm with a salary not specified. References available from presidents of two banks and a college. Responds via Box 1208 care of The News, dated December 15.
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Dimon&wimon
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