Campaign to raise funds for Hood College dormitory
About seventy five business and professional leaders in Frederick and county started an eight day drive to raise 6000 toward a new Hood College dormitory. The effort uses Y M C A headquarters with eight teams and aims to enroll more students to sustain the college funds. Campaign ends November 28 with daily targets and organized supper for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sally
Hood College
Free Library
Home Economics Department
Philadelphia
Isaac M. Motter
Motter
Rev. Motter
Dr. Apple
Local Miller Praises Dreco Remedy Improvement
C V Harbaugh of Hagerstown describes his recovery after using Dreco. He reports gaining five pounds in eight days, relief from joint pains, restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy. His wife and brother also began taking it, hoping similar benefits. He offers to publish his case to help others. The ad notes a herbal tonic made from plant ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
C. V. Harbaugh
South Mulberry Street
Stickell’s Mill
Hagerstown
Orin
Pearse
Express Hits Auto Kills Two at York PA Crossing
Two men die instantly and three others are seriously injured when a Pennsylvania express train bound for Philadelphia strikes an automobile on the Boony Brook grade crossing near Wrightsville turnpike east of York. The party of York County farmers from near Stewartstown to Lancaster were en route to the cattle market. the driver of the first car misjudged and the second followed into the path of the train. The deceased are Henry Lanins, 65, and William Lieb, 50. The injured, Conrad Lanias, 37, Jacob W. Lantas, 32, and Calvin Gemmill, 27, all at York Hospital, with Lanias in critical condition. The two-automobile party scattered after the crash. The first car’s driver, Ernest Payne, heard the crossing bell and saw the train’s headlight but thought he could clear the tracks. The second vehicle was struck directly. The article also includes an unrelated excerpt about tennis and a Countryside Magazine quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Philadelphia
Boony Brook
Wiightaville Turnpike
York County
Stewartstown
Henry Lanins
William Lieb
York Hospital
Conrad Lanias
Jacob W. Lantas
Calvin Gemmill
Ernest Payne
Tih
Henry Deanina
Korea's Diamond Mountain Relic in Korea's East Central Range
Korea's Diamond Mountain Kongosan famed as Diamond Mountain is a remarkable granite peak cluster in the east central peninsula. The massif lies in Kangwon province's northeast, part of a major backbone range. Spanning about twenty five square miles, its twelve thousand foot peaks rise with dense forests and sheer, treacherous faces that defy scaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Kongosan
Korean Peninsula
Kangwon
A Marvel of Chemistry Burping Jet of Hidrocen Case
A curious chemistry note describes a jet burp of hidrocen cas in Uquid air. The resulting smoke rises as pure snowlike flame in midair, burning brilliantly amid the liquid and snow fumes.
Unwittingly Kind Parkera Loan Note
Fragmentary text shows casual dialogue about money and lending between named individuals Mia Keen and Parkera. The snippet hints at social courtesy and a plan to cheer someone up, yet lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Pumpkin Season Delights And A Study In Darkness
A quirky feature blends pumpkin recipes with a science vignette. It details pumpkin griddle cakes custards omelets and pickles, then reports on a scientist’s three year dark tank study showing goldfish turn black then gold and go blind, suggesting cave-adapted vision changes.
A Little Way Off and a Caruse Indian Death
The paper questions an “eldht br ten” business man label for Mr Rugehaus and hints at moral judgments about happiness shaded by others. Santesneare Avon, a Caruse Indian, is reported dead at 120 in Pendicton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Rugehaus
Avon
Pendicton
Ore
Reorganization Plan of Morris Iron Co Details
After appointing receivers, Morris Iron and Steel plans a general reorganization with Charles Moe Mathias and Hugh O Bear named to oversee the process. The plant will operate during receivership and labor claims will be paid. A proposed sale to a French syndicate is delayed by France’s wartime controls. If the French deal fails, reorganization will proceed on another basis with orders ahead and workers kept. Mr Mitchell, president, says the move is to allow a stable, lasting setup while preserving employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Morris Iron and Steeley
Hammond Urner
Pprson
John Mitchell, Jr
Charles Moe Mathias
Hugh O' Bear
Law
Doughla, O'Bear and Dour
Washington
France
Mitch- CH
Michell
Sasis
Woman a Physical Wreck in Milwaukee Ad
Milwaukee reader Mrs. P. L. Brill reports long years of ineffective medical care followed by relief from severe pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She praises the remedy's efficacy and notes the company offers confidential, free advice from women in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
P. L. Brill
Booth Stret
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia EL Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Ma
King Ferdinand flees Bucharest with cabinet to Jossy
The article notes King Ferdinand of Romania has fled his capital with his cabinet to Jossy near the Russian frontier. He appears in a Romanian regiment uniform in the photograph accompanying the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand of
Rumania
Bucharest
Jossy
Reorganization Aims at Stronger Opera Company
A shareholder states personal loans funded most working capital over years and seeks a company reorganization to operate without interruption. He notes plans to sell property to French interests and asserts receivership will stabilize the business for a stronger future amid better opportunities. Two men, Charles Miller and Edward Detloyd, were arrested for disturbing the peace at Myersville but paid costs and were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nume
Charles Miller
Edward Detloyd
Roderick
Myersville
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Oorrttory Fund
Carvassers
Glenn O. Garber
Markwood
D. Harp
C. Kelley
Harris
McCardet
Ira B. Staley
Henry H. Abbott
E. Brown
William M. Storm
Grayson H. Staley
Oscar B. Coblentz
Edward Moberly
W. N. Jolliffe
Cargper E. Cline
W. Harry Haller
L. R. Dertzhaugh
John EK. Schell, Jr
Lewis Motter
Leo Weinberg
E. A. James
Charles A. Opel, Jr
E. E. B. Nicodemos
C. C. Dean
John PD. Hendrickson
Park W. T. Loy
James HH. Harrix
Claude
Hahn
Thomas M. Wilameron
Maj
D. J. Markey
Ernest Webb
Charles McC. Mathias
W. Scholl Heraperger
Holden
Felton
J. Murray Cronenburg
R. Ames Hendrickson
St. Paul Smith
C W. Laugh
Roscoe B. Rhoads
James, Blehl
A. Hauer Quynn
Harry Zimmerman
William C. Birely
L. A. Rice
LeRoy McCardell
Noah FE. Crainor
Dreco
C. V. Har
Norman Harrell
Countryside Magazine
Ushi
Anal Iandtle
Lees
Tés Ao Hes Hy
Tolber
Oser
Sam Wolk
Santesneare
Morris Iron CO
Frederick City
James
Romania
Hae
Teuton
Rapassysist
American Press Association
the Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick County
Central Trust Company OF
Maryland
Frederick, MD
Gorrow
South Market Street
Furniture of Hardware Dealer’s
Aladdin Security
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Charlotte
Norfolk
Charleston
W.V
Richmond
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