Good Clothes And Good Times Fueled By Living Wage Era
Manager Gabe Craw predicts a booming year as living wage boosts consumer spending on Peck’s Bad Boy, theater, hotels, and travel. He cites rising attendance for prize fights, the world series, and conventions, with clothes and autos driving a new era of lavish upgrades and entertainment demand.
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Gabe Craw
Peck
New York
Landin
Pilgrim Fathers
Fifth Avenue
Ant
Howe
Deger
St. Elmo
Taneytown Notes and Local News Summary
Jere Clingan sustained a wrist fracture after being thrown from a stone truck en route to Raymond Gochlier’s York street business during a Baltimore to York street turn. John W. Stouffer and wife return from Washington and Richmond. Miss Sarah Grace Null among junior chicken exhibitors at Westminster show. William D. Ohler and family move to a new home. Furniture sale of the late Mrs. Sarah Bugglon draws buyers. antique clock fetches 4450 and decor items sell for various sums. Local missionary rally attendance noted. Michigan resident adopts stuffed cats to scare birds, yielding positive results.
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Taneytown
Jere Clingan
Samuel Clingan
Raymond Gqhier
York Street
Baltimore
John W. Stouffer
Washington
Richmond
Sarah Grace Null
Westminster
William D. Ohler
Sarah Bugglon
Hanover
Jacob D. Null
Miss Anna
Mary Reindollar
Margaret Nulton
Misa Ada Eenglar
Carroll County
Students win Maryland Law debate on Allied war debts
Countlane Win Denate Wilbur McGolerick of Brunswick and Chas KE Moylan of Sjamsville, law students at the University of Maryland, formed the winning debating team last week at the Maryland Law School. They defended the affirmative that the U S should cancel allied war debts and earned a unanimous decision from the judges.
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Countlane Win
Denate
Wilbur McGolerick
Brunswick
Chas. KE. Moylan
Sjamsville
University of Maryland
University of Maryland Law School
U. S&s
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Cleanse
A pimply face and dull mood can improve with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a safer calomel substitute. The ad claims the tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver, are purely vegetable, olive colored, and sold for 15c and 30c, urging nightly use for a week to see you feel and look better.
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Dr. Edwards
Carey’s Marshroot Prescription 777 Backed by Four Decades
An advertisement extols Carey’s Marshroot Prescription 777 as a safe herbal remedy trusted by the American public for over forty years with a druggist backing it.
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Carey
Canvass Launched For 1000 Toward Chapel Repairs
Six teams of the Laymen's League of All Saints church began a canvass to raise 1000 for repairs to St. Barnabas chapel on Winchester street. Rector Rev. Douglass Hooft announced the drive and urged parishioners to contribute. If funded, work will start immediately to improve the chapel as the league continues its broader effort.
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Seague
All Saints’ Church
St. Barnabas
Winchester Street
Douglass Hooft
David C. Winebrewer
Laymtu
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Absolute Come
Bad Boy
Postavely
Gail Chaw Blin
TI Slip Hori
Michigan
Ahaa
Fideproof Fessery
Epsy
Frederick County
Citi
Commercial Department
The
Frederick County National Bank
North Market St
Laymen's League
All Saints
Newaebison
Frederick
City Opera House
Edison
Marie Morrisey
M. P. Moller CO
Frederick, Md
Dr. Carey
Rity
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Cc. M. Malone
Frederick, Maryland
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