Demand for War Horses Boosts Breeders and Carriage Horses
The piece notes a surge in horse buying for European war needs, predicting stronger cavalry worldwide and favorable home breeding conditions. It contrasts market prices for seven horse types with breeders’ failures to achieve them, due to misreading type conformity and form. It also mentions the American Civic Association’s guide on legal tree and fence postings in Pennsylvania and related highway laws.
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Europe
The
American Civic Association
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Madison
Wishy
Roadside signs blamed for clutter in public spaces
A writer argues that roadside publicity desecrates natural scenery and misleads buyers. They condemn ephemeral signs as noisy, fading after weather exposure, and urge improvement societies to remove obtrusive features and restore pleasing surroundings.
Toll collection vindicates coastwise repeal on canal costs
The New York World notes tolls of 736 thousand dollars collected from vessels using the Panama Canal between August and November, with revenues going to the U S Treasury for canal operations. It argues repeal of the coastwise exemption benefits the American people and not private ship owners, calling it sound policy.
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New York World
Panama Canal
United States Treasury
Congress
United States
Autumn Time and Harvest Moon Rhyme in Houston Post Verse
A lyrical seasonal piece evokes fall with apples pumpkins and harvest moon in a Houston Post verse celebrating fading summer and approaching winter. The text moves through skies orchards and playgrounds then shifts to a note about a wireless letter tram service established on ships between Portugal and Brazil with messages mailed at port.
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Houston Post
Portugal
Brazil
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Local Items
Columna of Tur reports events from November 18 1894 including a Walkersville hall dance led by William Hawk and Lee Ramsburg a City Opera House program by the Camera Specialty Company on November 20 and a minor foot injury to Monocacy the horse owned by Carlos de Garmendia. A large crowd attended Point of Rocks as a 100 foot Wellington and Protection pole was raised with remarks by Benjamin Chambers Adamstown and speeches by Hammond Urney and Reno S. Harp and music by Lavettsville band.
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Walkersville
Wiliam Hawk
Lee Ramsburg
Camera Specialty
City Opera House
Monocacy
Carlos de Garmendia
State
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Baltimore
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Lee Maryland
Maryland
Annapolis
Y M C A Cooperation Talk Draws Church Plans
Church members will hear about YMCA cooperation with the association. Resolutions to promote church support will be read from pulpits on Sunday November 29 with a board representative present. Night school progress and upcoming YMCA games and a pay as you enter car debut are noted amid city events.
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M.C. A
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Roger G. Harley
Terrapine
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Castle
Zeigler
Duvall
Patterson
Eberly
Miller
Mullican
Rhoads
Moser
Smith
Jug Bridge
Hercules
California Fig Syrup Advertising Teaches Child Laxative Use
An old advertisement urges mothers to treat children's constipation with California Syrup of Figs a gentle laxative. It mentions coated tongues, signs of illness, and praises a fruit laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels with a pleasant taste. Beware counterfeit fig syrups and insist on the 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Ydverticemens
Frederick County Tax Treasurer Visits Emmitsburg for Taxpayers Benefit
Frederick County Treasurer Frederick W. Cramer spent a day in Emmitsburg at Hotel Spangler to aid taxpayers. One hundred ten residents paid taxes, bringing back $1,862.91 to Frederick. Cramer plans more town visits and bank cooperation to collect nearly $456,518.76 in county and state taxes this year, with county rate $1.10 and state 31 cents. He notes the new law will require biannual district visits.
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Emmitsburg
Hotel Spangler
Frederick
Cramer
Emmitaburg
Miller's Hotel
Thurmont
People’s National Bank
Brunswick
Wolfsville
Warrenfeltz
Unionville
C. A. Lindsay
Frederick County
Frederick Trust Company Balance Sheet October 31 1934
Financial snapshot of the Frederick Trust Company of Frederick Maryland showing reserves of 143 812 396 and unspecified net figures tied to the close of business October 31 1934. The fragment notes reserve amounts and unsettled items but lacks complete context or full figures.
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Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
Maryland
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Whliam E. Darner
Deva Brish
Executive Department
Great Seal
P. L. Goldsborough
Robert P. Graham
Secretary of State
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Arthur Potts
Richard Potts
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