Mr Baker for Cabinet Berth Prominent Frederick man sought for secretary role
The Frederick News notes a surge of support for Joseph L. Baker of Frederick as a possible secretary in the Wilson administration. While locals praise his capabilities and integrity, some fear a cabinet appointment might burden the community and hamper ongoing local affairs. The piece emphasizes Baker’s stature and the town’s pride in his potential national service.
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Toming
Joseph LD. Baker
Frederick
Penge
Justin
Frederick Oo Riaurds
P¢re
Baker Aina
Shall We Raise Whiskers A Fashion Question Discussed
A Free Methodist conference in England urges whisker styles be banned from the face including mustache beard and goatee. The piece notes fashion pressures push individuals to follow the crowd despite personal choice, while some resist societal norms.
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England
Free Methodist Church
To Whisker or Not to Whisker in Fashion
The text contrasts beard choices across cultures and genders, noting men’s grooming tied to custom and laziness. It cites a barber shop habit, self-shaving routines, and social ridicule for beards, then mentions an Italian prince studying divorce in America amidst other exhibits.
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Amer
Timber trade and tropical woods rise in global demand
The Chicago Journal notes the growing world market for tropical timbers. It explains how mahogany, ebony, rosewood, and later subtropicals like cy press and eucalyptus dominate Northern cabinet work and structural uses in the tropics. Greenheart from Bragib and British Guiana gains attention for Pangani Canal locks as investigators assess wood suitability and pricing.
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Pope
Pemere
Chicago
Tropics
Greenheart
Bragib
British Guiana
Pangani Canal
Noiseless Home Movement and Turkey Market Outlook
A Baltimore American report notes a Chicago led push for noiseless homes with soundproofing and anti noise devices, alongside broader social aims. The piece then shifts to turkey production across Central West and South West states, predicting a robust but delayed Thanksgiving supply with seasonal price effects and increased cold storage.
Fragments of Courtroom Snippets and Social Quips
A collage of overheard exchanges from police court and society notes across papers. Snatches touch on engagements, weddings, gifts, athletic prowess, family remarks, and a malefactor’s sentence, with quirky asides and social commentary threaded through.
Country of My Dreame Verse Note and Local Sale Notice
CURRENT VERSE The Country of My Dreame. In the country of my dreams I shall never need to fear , Dearth of gladness or sorrow or tears. It shall be far away from thunder and roar where waves lap shore and birds sing in a hidden glade. In the old enchanted hollows of sleep. A wanders like a child to play by meadows roadside where daisies bob. The lanes lead to laughter and odor of flowers. Rent atown Bard in the Baltimore Son Andrey Albwuah at Lewistown has sold his store property in that town Co Daniel Stil a merchant will never to Frederik The Munichase price why Mr. Stu will move a Lewistown and conduct a store there.
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Baltimore Son
Andrey Albwuah
Lewistown
Daniel Stil
Frederik
Stu
Frederick Twenties Ago Columns Preview Local Happenings
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Ti News Columns note a Tart Reform meeting selecting a date for a celebration with committee members named. Illness of Miss Diehl delays a reading. Bosley installs lighting at City Hotel. Burns A Rager patent granted for a combined pipe holder and pipe vise. Preparations under way to change the BOS Craft route and a new bridge is being built with the old bridge to serve as a public highway.
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Ti News
Wis
Messrs
Qos J Beekles
GO. Nollaorgetr
Burns A. Rager
BOS Craft
Harpers Perry
Rouzer Named Postmaster at Thurmont in Taft Era Shuffle
Morris J. Rouzer of Thurmont has been named postmaster to succeed Henry Cover. The appointment, endorsed earlier by the district central committee, faced delays amid Civil Service plans outlined by President Taft. Rouzer, a long time resident and local employee, awaits formal charge as other offices move under Civil Service rules. Postmaster Birely of Frederick remains the sole appointee kept by presidential selection, with about two and a half years left in his term.
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Morris J. Rowser
Thurmont
Henry Cover
Air. Pleuses
District Central Committee
Ste Central
Lue County
Danonmeeties
Ale. Rouger
Pharmont
Tle
John 3S Werbright
Mir Rouzey
Taft
Frederick County
Frederick Qk Woodstern
Pharmiont Emmitsbury
Middletown
Brunswick
Patt
Birely
Frederick
Mies
Birthday toast for Mr Markey at West South Street home
Mr John Thomas G. Markey tobacconist celebrates birthday with a family dinner at his home on West South street. A Mt Airy social dance tonight promises a gala event with guests from Westminster and nearby towns. The dance committee includes Lewis Walker Keefer Williams N G Dorsey W N Hood Prof Weaver and E R Molesworth.
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CVE Reviee Bir Tetay
Jphomas G. Markey
Talay
West South Street
Zemo eczema remedy touted with guarantees and branches
An aggressive ad copy promotes Zemo as a guaranteed cure for eczema and skin irritation. It claims fast relief from itching and blemishes, with 25 cent and 1 dollar bottles sold by Williamson Drug Store in Frederick and direct from J. W. Ross Medicine Co, St. Louis.
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Zemo
Jh. W. Ross Medicine Co
St. Louis
Frederick
Williamson Drug Store
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected to Noon
Metter Bros & Co bankers and brokers report noon corrected prices for latest sales in 1843. The list includes Consols, Cotton Duck, Gas, Railways Seaboard Air Line and United Railways, Western Maryland, Central Fo&co, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia & Potomac, Citizens' Bank, and other listed securities with varied 4s and 1sts.
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Houston
Sort
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Seaboard Air Line
Conment
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Western Maryland
Central Fo&co
Death of Nina L Benner at Libertytown
Nina L Benner died at her home near Libertytown on October 28 after a long illness of pulmonary tuberculosis. She was 39 years, 11 months, 25 days old. Funeral services were at Union Chapel at 2:00 conducted by Rev. R Potfinberger of Woodsboro. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery with four flower girls Judith Crum Virgie Etzler Angie Tyler Eva Curran and pallbearers Edward Hamilton Howard Valentine Edward Beard Ernest Garber Jesse Nusbaum and Jesse Pittinger.
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Nina L. Benner
Libertytown
Union Chapel
R. Potfinberger
Woodsboro
Mude
Dlaudith Crum
Virgie Etzler
Angie [Tyler
Eva_urrier
Edward Hamilton
Howard Valentine
Edward Beard
Ernest Garber
Jesse Nusbaum
Jesse Pittinger
Mr Weinberg Delivers Address at Union Meeting
At the Cumberland Valley Fraternal Mystic Circle gathering in Slagerstown last night Mr Henry Weinberg chaired the session and gave the principal address. He is a brother of Mr Leo Weinberg of this city.
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Mystic Circle
Cumberland Valley
Slagerstown
Henry Weinberg
Weinberg
Leo Weinberg
Snow Covers Western Maryland Rail District
Snow blanketed the West Virginia division of the Western Maryland Railway yesterday morning with Cumberland unexpectedly clear. Railroad men noted the unusual distribution of snowfall as trains and crews prepared for afternoon work. Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Da veuia Ga praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine she has used for her family.
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Western Maryland Railway
Cumberland
Chamberlain
Hugh Campbell
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