Much Work Ahead of Montgomery League Meeting
Rockville items report October totals for the Social Service League of Montgomery County. Miss Estelle T. Moore elected director. 195 visits recorded. 290 dollars plus in aid. two children placed in institutions, two in homes, seven given medical care. Plans set for November 17 gathering at Rockville High School to discuss Christmas relief and garment distribution. Dr W Bird to speak. Legion posts invited to contribute.
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Montgomery County
Rockvie
Elizabeth Kare
Moore
Emma Davies
Jomas
Miss Moore
Ope Woman's Club
Ose
Estelle T. Moore
Home Welfare Committee
Atackville High School
W. Bird
Social Tyice League
American Legion
Unty
Gerntown
Girls’ Friendly
Indy Spring
Friends’rvice Committee
Edwin W. Broome
Montgomery ‘County Schools
Junior +Social Service League
James Kirkpatrick
S.J. Goode
Rockville
Josiah W. Jones
J. ‘By Bowman
Milton H. Bancroft
By Spring
Keely Bros show wag Riven. wrist watch won in contest
Wolfgville reports Keely Bros. show wag Riven at its place each evening. The polar lady contest ended Saturday with Miss Elsie Pahner winning a wrist watch. Miss Ruth Pryor and Miss Palme were noted in the event. Nine other local items include visits and family news from Hays, Willard, McCaig, and Hedges. Reginald Barrett welcomed as son to Mr and Mrs Tonella Blickomstaft.
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Wolfgville
Keely Bros
Elsie Pahner
Ruth Pryor
Palme
Tdm
Tonella Blickomstaft
Reginald & Uart
Genevieve Haya
Braddock Heights
Ruth Harshman
Middlepoint
Lydia Hays
Herbert Hays
Annie Willard
Harver's Heights
Alice McCaig
Locust Grove News Notes on Local Visits and Relatives
Nov 14 Locust Grove report lists visitors to John Esworthy and Granville Dayhoff homes. Attendees include A L B Easton and Harry Easton families, Marie Poole, Tommie Easton, Thelma Dayhoff visiting Howard county, Dinterman relatives Evelyn and Dorothy, plus Harvey and Theodore Esworthy and Willam Esworthy. Cleta Schneider visited sister-in-law Herman Young. Mrs Bond of Frederick visiting Cordelia Etzler.
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Sbhirlex
Dinterman
John Esworthy
Theodore Esworthy
Harvey Esworthy
Harry Strine
Willam Esworthy
Cleta Schneider
Herman Young
Bond
Frederick
Cordelia Etzler
Buried Loot of Reynolds Brothers Locks Treasure in Colorado Gulch
Josiah M. Ward recounts a Civil War era bandit tale: Jim and John Reynolds hid about $100,000 in gold dust and currency in a Colorado abandoned mine tunnel near Geneva gulch in 1864. A marked tree, a rough map, and a posse's pursuit ended with the brothers dead and the cache lost to time and fires.
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Colorado Gulch
Jim
John Reynolds
Park County
Geneva Gulch
Platte River
Reynolds
Jim Reynolds
Albert Brown
Brown
Josiah M. Ward
Adventure Magazine
World War Veteran Praises Father John's Medicine
Leo Des Jarlais of Summit Lake commends Father John's Medicine for winter cough relief. He writes he uses it for his cough and gives it to his children, vowing to keep a bottle on hand, calling it unbeatable. The ad touts the product as soothing, healing, and safe for all ages, alcohol free.
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Leo Des Jarlais
Father Joan
Father John
Mr. Des Jariais
Lon Des Jariais
Summit Lake
Wietts
Fragmentary Poem Fragments on Age and Art
A fragmentary meditation on age poetry and performance cites imagery of acorns swallows and Hamlet in breeches. It juxtaposes beauty and life with pompous prose and recalls George Bot in a reflective, unsettled tone.
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Dh Garrick
Hamlet
George Bot
Adlers? Relief Claimed For Stomach Distress
A reader letter praises Adler's Gas Remedies for relief from stomach pains constipation and bloating. The writer claims rapid improvement after taking Adlers and notes prior fear of sleep due to discomfort. Ends with a testimonial signature and a street address.
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EL Adievika
Adlers
Witeanon
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues Summary
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers including horizontal and vertical entries. Appears to present many numbered clues such as to commence, sharp, sun god, neuter pronoun, broad smile, indecipherable fragments, and references to animals, objects, and actions. The page ends with a prompt for the answer to Saturday’s puzzle.
Greed and Maryland at the Opera House Tonight
Theatre notes that Von Stroheim’s Greed is the principal attraction with comedy and news prior. Maryland’s Where the North Begins, a Warner classic, plays today with Bonomo in another Penny of the Wilda chapter. The News urges readers to read further.
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Opera House
yVonx Stroheim
Maryland
Maryland Today
Bonomo
Maryland Theatre
Loth Fisher
Ren-Tin-Tin
Claire Adams
Walter McGrail
Pat JL Matigan
Martle Owen
Charles Stevens
Fred Huntley
Far North
Alaska
Astonished Audience Marks Public Meeting Speech
Aman, usually dictating to busi ness Jetters, was asked to speak at a public meeting. He had no prior provision for addressing an audience but consented, hoping to deliver easy remarks. Introduced by the chessman, he cleared his throat and began with formal, nervous lines.
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Aman
Ie Me
Chessman
Five English Channel Ports Formed Cinque Ports
The Cinque Ports named Sandwich Dover Hythe Romney and Hastings originated as a collective under Royal franchise. They gained privileges from Edward the Confessor and William the Conqueror, supplying naval forces until Henry VII. By Ed I era they provided 67 ships and sometimes supported pirate expeditions before privileges waned after the Revolution.
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English Channel
Sandwich
Dover
Hythe
Romney
Ynastings
Edward the Confessor
William the Conqueror
Henry VII
Ed‘tor I
Melloglo Beauty Powder Ad at Frederick Pharmacy
New cold cream powder promises long wear with perspiration and rubbing tests. It claims to resist transfer, blend with skin tone, and render pores invisible while matching natural coloring. Advertised in Frederick Pharmacy alongside other beauty products.
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Frederick Pharmacy
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Montgomery League
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Wolfsville
Locust Grove
Theatre News
Oe Bonomo
Margaret Quimby
Jack Mower
Thrius
Margaret Livingstone
Screen Entertainment
Death Valley
Colorado
San Francisco
June Mathis
Erich von Stroheim
Louise Mater
Metro Volduyn “—— Picture
Sprank Norris
Larry Lemon
Intrick
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig
Buffalo
N.Y
Damdsons Prescription
Rexall
Paderewski
Pianist
St. John’s Lutheran Hall
Hagerstown
Wisan-Greene
the Talking Machine Shop
S. Potomae
St. Hagerstown
Wilson-Greene
Steinway
Edmonston Studio
2Nd St. Frederick
Washington, D. C
N-Market ST
Dierflag
Eaeryone
New York
Atlantic City
Maxim Development Corporation
Howest
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