Whirlwind finish of Hood campaign in Middletown
After four days of aggressive fundraising for Hood College dormitory a total of about 17348 dollars was reported with a goal of 40000 dollars. Eight teams worked across the city and county, with roughly thirty workers remaining. Campaign plans include newspaper ads and an electric street display as the drive nears its end. The Middletown visit yielded favorable reception and a successful charity picture sale at Carty's.
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Teama
Middletown
Winey
Hood College
Vere
Vereto
Tors
Geveral
City
Onera
Carty’s
Republicans Short $21 144 Campaign Deficit Not Shared
Washington November 25 a deficit of 2121444 to meet Republican campaign expenses mounted by Cornelia N L Hiss treasurer. He said the deficit would not be apportioned among the states. The treasurer's report shows total receipts of 224421 contributed by 200 persons and total disbursements of 2161468.5. A separate note mentions an event where a laborer failed to see the president after a long walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cornelua NL Hiss
Treasuren
Rabington
Freeland
Pator Vingten
Opresifeat
Coal Shortage Threatens Frederck Usht Plant Operations
A severe soft coal shortage leaves the Frederck Usht plant nearly idle as stock runs out. A carload en route since Tuesday remains unpaid, while yard coal keeps the boiler burning briefly. Aldermen weigh midnight lights shutdown. Alderman Ture I Ate bott cautious, delaying action. Road coal expected to arrive, easing strain temporarily as large users push for supply. Operators blame car scarcity. dealers suggest coal is diverted to larger cities for profit.
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Frederck
D Mo Awee Man and Company
de Feud Vomes
Aes
Ture I Atebott
Cara
Dealer 4
Successful Sale of Charity Items at St VWers Chapter
A church sale yesterday afternoon at Farhad house offered cakes, pies, bread, candy, and decorative items. A wide range of parsal gifts sold for about $113 with proceeds benefiting the chapter. organizers included Mrs. Douglass Hoult and many volunteers, while a humorous display titled The thigh Cost of liv ing right from the Auld Countrie provided amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vwers's
Farhad House
Andera
Fane Table
Douglass Hoult
Wias Rotbins
F.C. Norwood
J. 1
Baker
Mo i Ctchisen
F Evans
D. T Ordeman
Thomas Sehley
J. 7
Johnson
Chas Castle
Nicodemus
J Lipscomb
Retiie Market
Nennie Turner
May Selman
Kate Johnston
Mer
Keedy
T. Bready
Fo Cinta
Vie Ae
Magruder
Orrient Johnston Parcel Fest
W. FE
Aaron KH
la Waters
Russes Heifenstein
Gale
Fraiter
Schley Ocidemer
Crewford
Po Thames
38 Autsists Finedom Week in State Automobile Cases
In November 25, the State Automobile Commission reported 13 speeding cases. Three drivers faced penalties for rear lights issues, while two others were issued longer detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Vie
Hold Social Session at North Market Street Hall
A local gathering described as a very enjoyable social session. The event involved Seo John's Council and a night of Columbus style activities in the hall on North Market Street with attendees from Maryland and Teatelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo John’s Council
Nights of
Columbus
Maryland
North Market Street
Sloan's Liniment Claims Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for rheumatic pains and sore joints after rain exposure. It promises deep penetration without rubbing and touts soothing of exhausted muscles and minor injuries for children, highlighting quick comfort and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwignet
Rheunias
Slorn
Literary Societies Gather for Meetings and Debates
A string of campus literary society sessions is reported, detailing presidents, officers, and programs. read passages include poetry, essays, and debates on topics such as state roads versus turnpikes, with selections from Longfellow and Tennyson and notices of upcoming meetings.
Fire versus water judged in favor of affirmative side
The judges ruled for the affirmative side in a debate or competition labeled That Fire Is More Destructive Than Water. Names listed include 8 Abrecht, 1 Hedges, H Gosnell, Re Ino S Harp, Journal, J Wood, and E Brengle among participants and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Literary Society
Augustus Yeste
Sig Tu Yaste
Pudinen
A. Shaff
Gow
Miker
King
Ney Aho
Yinger
Blumentur
Jirteee Aller
Hrast
Shaft
Jodee
H Gosnell
Ino S. Harp
Journal
J. Wood
E. Brengle
Federal power urged to regulate interstate rail commerce
A P Thom, counsel for railway executives, told a joint committee that exclusive federal authority to regulate interstate carriers would shield states from harmful efforts to favor local lines. He cited state commissions’ rate realignments and a six month hold on Georgia actions as proof such measures threaten regional commerce and justify central regulation.
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Washinton
Joint Congressional Committee
A. P. Tham
Iz Wive
Tham
Ici
Conmcerca Commission
Thomsail
Geerrla State Railroad Commissionn Fr
Abezaner
Thor Sail
Melo Uhers
Autoist Fined $15 for License Violations Near Ridgeville
A local car operator, labeled a life resident, was fined $15 by Justice August T. Brust after pleading guilty to operating a truck without proper license near Ridgeville last week. Deputy Nikirk made the arrest and noted the driver had an operator’s license rather than a chauffeur’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August T. Brust
Ridgeville
Motoresci
Nikirk
Dr J L Wininger Chiropractor Health Tune Up
An ad touts Dr J L Wininger as a chiropractic physician with mechanico therapy. It promotes nerve and circulation work, modern devices, and therapeutic care aimed at restoring health through targeted manipulation and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wininger
Chiropractic
Mechanico Therapy
Origin of the Corkspur burner in gas jet history
The article recounts Williame Murdock inventing the gas jet, using a thimble to block the flame, finding it full of holes, and creating a brighter glow. It notes the discovery's accidental root and its publication in Popular Science Monthly.
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Origha
Williame Murdock
Murdock
Saya
Popular Science Monthly
Woman Recovers From Bronchitis Cured By Chamberlain Remedy
A letter from Mrs Charles Woodard of Sandy Creek New York praises Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for bronchitis relief after severe hoarseness and breathy speech. The ad notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere and warns to follow directions until full recovery.
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Peter
Charles Woodard
Sandy Creek
N. Y
Chamberlain
Aittes
Public Sale of Real Estate in Frederick City Maryland
Public sale conducted by Grayson H. Mercer agent at the Court House door Frederick City Maryland on December 9 1916 at 11 am. Property is a lot on Fourth Street fronting 28 feet with uneven depth 150 feet, two story frame dwelling and store room. Deposit 200 required day of sale balance due 60 days. Possession April 1917. Rent from Feb 1 goes to purchaser.
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Fourth Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Balan
Grayson H. Mercer
Arent
Anov
Njameville
Ijamaville
National Pike
Charles W. Ford
John L. Dutrow
DeLashmutt's
Lisbon
Howard County
James W. Veri
Lispon
Baltimore State Road
Warfield
Terra
Public sale of real estate and household effects in Frederick MD
By virtue of the will of Georgia Steiner and an Orphans Court order, Noah E. Cramer as executor will sell on November 29 1916 at 10 am on the premises 120 West Fourth Street Frederick City Maryland the home of Georgianna Steiner with seven room dwelling and back yard plus joint alley easement. Personal property to be sold for cash including furniture carpets and household items. Real estate requires $260 down payment with balance at court ratification. purchaser pays conveyance costs. terms for personal property cash. Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease. Clerk J H Bussard. Anov8,11,18,25,28,d&wNov10,.17,24
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Yellow Springs Station
Dayton
West Fourth Street
Intorederick City
Georgianna Steiner
Towit
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Noah E. Cramer
Harvey R
J. Ih. Bussard
Our
Queen
Frank
Rock
Guernsey
Superior
Osborne
Syracuse Barshear
Rowers Myers
Darner
A. W. Nicodemus
Sale of stock and farming implements at Myer’s farm
The owner announces the sale of the entire stock and farming implements on the farm known as Myer’s farm. The farm lies on the road from Point of Rocks to Frederick, adjoining the farms of Robert M. Ranneberger and H. H. Smith among others.
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Myer's
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Robert M. Ranneberger
H. H. Smith
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Hood
St. Mary's
McCardell
Kossuth
Ee Eo
Alcott Literary Society
Alcott Ddtorar Baciery
Ordar
Prgent
Helen Tho
Mary Pesson
Easay
Hicanor Wood
Pauline Ee Roading
Adherta
Mary
Etchison
White Soc
White Literary Vie
Karee Rinehart
J. Gittinger
J. Greve
W. Howard
A.kupp
Ro Myers
J. Cutsat
G. Abrecht
EO Rothenhoeferpany
Cat Wesdon
Vicett Literary Society
Ppm
Tennyson
Hiabeth Harrie
Eileen Cubitt
Emma Taylor
Oan
Annie Hawkine
Kath Trout
Elizabeth Filis
Margaret Ruypy
Ruth SheMeld
Longfellow
Longfellow Literary Secion
Edna Hargett
Secretars
Jacky Front
Aeven Mira
Margaret S
Edna Rowline
Helen Michael
Elizabeth Heccer
Joven Literary Societi
John
R. R
U. S
NIST
Reno S. Harp
Lawrence R. Dohner
Cr Iles
Eli G
Haugh
Reno S& Harp
Circuit
Benjamin I. Shreeve
Jk. R. Wood
Asda
Eli G. Haugh
Fredrick County
John S. Newman
Mary J. Souck
Howard E. Houck
Clayton D. Houck
I. Buckey
Center Street
East Church Street
Chas
Waters
Thad ST
J. Marchal Miller
Fredericktown
Ings Institution
Katt Sixth Street
Molera Banking Room
Merketon and
Third
Central Trust Company
Market
Aprilaer
Court Hieune
Jand
Clork, A. Om
East Fourth Street
Hooper
Market Street
Market St
Jay
pur_ chaser
C. Winebrener
FR. Snook
Novisdtit
Ridgeville, MD
Sale
Jonas V. Summers
Epgar T. Mercer
Tswrov
B. Evard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Wepner & Smith
Frederick MD
Electrical
Commercial Printing
News Office
Heal Estate and Gence To
Junal Property
Georglaenne Steiner
Gil
Tublic Sale
James W. Prearre
Oliver TL Pearre
Albert L. Pearre
Triste Harvey R. Lease
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