Five Greatest Needs of Frederick Contest Draws Entries
A local Frederick contest invites high and grammar school students to list the five greatest needs of Frederick. Prizes total 26 dollars with eight prizes for high schools. Judges will tabulate by merit and use numbers to conceal contestants.
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Prine
Wincream
Iton
Gist Blaze
Frederick
Mely
Freder
Tere
Newa
School For the Deaf
Girls’ High School
Papes Duapepsin for Indigestion or Bad Stomach
An advertisement touts Pape's Duapepsin as quick relief for sour, gassy, and upset stomachs. It claims digestion improves within minutes after taking a small dose, promising no fear of eating and easy stomach regulation. The copy emphasizes mass sales and affordability with a prominent price cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Papa's
Local Market Prices After Thanksgiving
Market reports show light attendance but ample supply at base, with eggs at 38 cents a dozen and various meats and produce priced. Butter 30 to 35 cents per pound. poultry and vegetables range across multiple small per unit costs including apples, chestnuts, walnuts, and root vegetables.
Record Shipment in Apples in Berkeley County
Berkeley County dealers report the week as the heaviest holiday apple shipment in years. A Martinsburg dealer sent several hundred boxes to Baltimore Washington New York Philadelphia and to Georgia Iowa Virginia and other points at about $2 per bushel. One grower handled crops from multiple orchards totaling over 10 000 barrels and refused over 1 100 barrels due to exhausted supply. Despite tight stock most fruit has sold well for winter shipment.
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Berkeley County
W. Va
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Georgia
Iowa
West Virginia
Virginia
Martinsburg
Ed ith Savilla Ohler Weds Charlies Harner Emmitsburg
Invitations issued for the marriage of Edith Savilla Ohler to Charlies Harner both of Emmitsburg. The ceremony is set for Wednesday at one o'clock at the Ohler home in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Savilla Ohler
Charlies Harner
Emmitsburg
George A. Ohler
Weather Records For The Week With Rainfall Totals
The week’s temperatures and rainfall show the highest reading Sunday and the lowest Tuesday. Measurements include traces marked TT and a total weekly rainfall of 0.10 inch.
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Crick
Mercury
Thanksgiving program at Burkhart’s Hall boosts school library funds
On Thanksgiving night a public school entertainment at Burkhart’s Hall by teachers Geo L Twenty and Miss Woith Wiles drew a large audience. The program featured songs, poems, recitations and dialogues by pupils to raise funds for the public school library, with many performances and enthusiastic support.
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Burkhart's
Gens
Geo. L. Twenty
Woith Wiles
Larilne Harley
Alberta Moss
Lucy Ford
Jackie Front
Walter Babington
James Specht
Alta Ford
Mazie Fox
Ruth Fox
Loretta Harley
Oscar Nunz
Sherwood Stane
Louis Martz
the Darkey
Louis Twenty
Baby
Catherine Rothenhoefer
Grace Martz
Zelda Stull
Mary
Marie Flanigan
Lady
Ruth Ford
Carl Staley
Ruth Stone
Roy
Johnny
Wm. Simpson
Grandpa
Mehri Shankie
Braddock social notes and community updates
Braddock scene includes Alma Richards hosting a Friday party with piano, games, and a late dining refreshment hour. Sunday school follows at 7, with 2 o clock sermon by Rev. J. A. Ditzler of Frederick. Local moves include the Harrison and Grove families, Viola Nichols and Myrtle Haller visits, and new residence for the Sommerfield family on East Church Street. Ella M. Kinna shows improvement after illness.
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Misa Alma Richards
Reformed Church
J. A. Ditzler
Frederick
Chas. Harrison
Oliver
Baltimore
Frank Grove
Viola Nichols
Ephraim
Walter Reeder
Myrtle Haller
Washington County
Harry Grove
New York
Leo Sommerfield
East Church Street
Chas. Mercer
The
Heights
Jacob Gibbon
Samuel Staley
Austin
William Kaufman
Ella M. Kinna
Force makes 2000 arrests by county sheriff team
Sheriff John J D Conard reports about 2000 arrests since taking office nearly two years ago. In two years 1454 prisoners were confined, including 996 state prisoners and 458 corporate prisoners. Assisting deputies James A Jones and Charles W Smith aided, with Deputy Raymond L Frizzell of Monrovia contributing arrests.
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John JD Conard
Conand
James A. Jones
Tarakes Charles W. Smith
Sherif Raymond L. Frizzell
Monrovia
Motor bus crash injures farm wagon rider near Emmitsburg
In Frederick county a bus owned by M R Sheets from Emmitsburg collided with a two horse farm wagon on the Emmitsburg pike between Thurmont and Emmitsburg. JC Lohr of Emmitsburg was seriously injured, with a broken leg, and transported to Frederick City Hospital. The wagon carried William Lohr, his cousin, and Calvin Lohr, age 14, all uninjured except the wagon and horse team. The bus driver sprained his wrist and the bus was damaged but operable. Two Marys students aboard escaped harm.
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Frederick County
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
M. R. Sheets
JC. Loar
Lohr
Frederick City Hospital
William Lohr
Emmitsburg Pike
J. ¢. Lohr
Calvin
Franklinville Bridge
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
Lotr
Frederick Hospital
Parents of Grace Marshall Held on Detention Charges
Easton Md Nov 27 Court crowd hears Frank Marshall and Rose Marshall charged with detaining Grace Marshall for eleven years. Both waived hearings and are held on 5000 bail for trial on the third Monday of May. Telegrams offer blood transfusion from volunteers, mostly men.
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Justice of the Peace
Thorp
Thompson Sells Sharpsville Blast Furnace Control
Sharon Virginia November 27 It was announced that A W Thompson of Chicago president of Inland Steel Company sold control of the Sharpsville blast furnace to A S Davison and Company of Pittsburgh The furnace idle for three years will be overhauled and placed in operation early in December
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Clad
Sharon
A. W. Thompson
Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Sharpsville
A. S. Davison & Company
Pittsburgh
Pinex and sugar syrup offer cheap cough remedy
An old Canadian advertisement touts making a cough syrup at home using Pinex and sugar, claiming a pint costs about 54 cents and provides a stronger alternative to store bought preparations. It promotes Pinex as a pine extract medicine with quick throat and chest relief and warns to ask for 2% owners of Pinex.
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Ind
Miss Annis K Spalding Investigates Runaway In Baltimore
Miss Annis K Spalding of the Maryland Children’s Aid Society, at the Henry Watson Society’s request, investigated 18 year old Ida Kinna who ran away from home near Braddock. Spalding reported Kinna bears a good reputation and behaved above reproach. The girl says she was treated unkindly and does not wish to return home. authorities may place her in work in Baltimore, with the House of Refuge previously discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis K. Spalding
Maryland Children's Aid Society
Henry Watson Society
Baltimore
Ida Kinna
Braddock
Miss Kinna
Sergeant Barrick of Maryland Regt Noted For Talent
Sergeant-Major Fred Barrick of the First Maryland Regiment has earned a reputation as one of the most useful men in Company A. An armory inspection confirms his skill as a painter, decorator, and cabinet maker. He has modeled most wood-work in the kitchen and shooting gallery and is now making a complete set of furniture in spare moments after recently marrying.
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Fred. Barrick
Maryland
Barrick
California Syrup of Figs Advised for Child Constipation
An advertisement urges mothers to treat childhood constipation with California Syrup of Figs. It claims rapid relief within hours, warns against counterfeit syrups, and directs buying a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company with full usage instructions for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
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