Death of Julius M. Nickel in garden found natural causes
Julius M. Nickel aged about 77, formerly of Baltimore, was found dead in his son Henry C. Nickel’s garden in East South Street Wednesday around 2 pm. Justice J. Grahame Johnson ruled death natural and inquest unnecessary. Survived by six children, two brothers, five sisters, and several Baltimore relatives. Funeral arrangements set for Loudon Marl Cemetery with Thomas Price directing.
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Julius M. Nickel
Baltimore
Henry C. Nickel
J. Grahame Johnson
Harry G. Nickel
Frank H. Hedges
Nickel
Henry Nickel
Amberg & Jordan
North Market Street
Henry C
Christian G
Minnie Earle
Advent Season Observed With Sermons At Frederick Church
The Frederick Dresden Presbyterian church to mark Advent with four sermons by Dr. T. Z. Gaehrax on December Sundays focusing on The Beauty of Our Saviour. Topics include Foreshadowed in the Scriptures, Witnessed by the Holy Spirit, Reflected in the Individual Christian, and Manifested in the Incarnate Word. Meanwhile four local deaths are blamed on bootleg liquor, prompting Rev. Dr. Shipley to urge community action to curb the traffic.
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T. Z. Gaehrax
John Ibshb
Salisbury
R. L. Shipley
Bethesda Method
Buckeystown
Shipley
Lleitiquors
Missouri farm wife studies to shape home economics program
Dr. Louise Stanley former Missouri home economics dean now in Washington to lead farm home management studies this winter. The project will examine hidden costs and practical issues such as housing textiles kitchen layout and affordable washing machines for farm families.
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Missouri
Louise Stanley
University of Missouri
Washington
Department of Agtriculture
Kansas City Times
Doctor Stanley
Seceiry Wallace
Oh Black Joe and the Ethiopian songs mark Foster's shift
A fragment from an article notes Stephen Foster moved from minstrel dialects to broader Ethiopian themes while writing Oh Black Joe. It records his intent to publish under his name and pursue Ethiopian songs, though his aims toward fame remained unrealized. It discusses Old Folks at Home and the differing language of Oh Black Joe.
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Ole T Pia Kodues
Stephen C. Foster
Foster
Tle
Mever
Wesy
Hue Vwo
Caem
Nele Dut
Kentucky
America
Black Joe
Dixie
Old Virginnoy
Sweet Home
Juan
Mother Machree
Columbia
Favorite American Song Question Sparks National Voter Outreach
An OCR fragment asks readers for their favorite American song from a list and invites sending a child to Kenneth 9 Clark at 918 Fourth Avenue New York for a nationwide vote. The piece cites dozens of classic tunes and mentions a Community Service office.
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Wong
Kenneth 9. Clark
Community Service
Fourth Avenue
New York
Funeral Saturday for Aaron R Anders in Unionville
Funeral services are set for Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Evangelical Reformed church for Aaron R Anders of Unionville. The procession includes services at the house and church with Rev. Trenri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. Douglass Woof assisting. interment at Olivet Cemetery. Survived by wife and daughter, Leanne, plus sister Tholid Cl Peer.
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Fitehugh Anders
Tholid Cl Peer
Unionville
Tle Evangeteal
Bututhey
Paroner
Dev. Trenri L. G. Kieffer
Douglass Woof
AM Saints Church
Olivet Cemetery
Cline
Fie
Handy Furniture Store Listing Gathers Home Furnishings
A compact catalog item highlights a range of wood and metal furniture including book cases music cabinets buffets tables china closets jardinieres pedestals clocks and kitchen cabinets offered by a local shop.
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Jardinieres
Woman in Critical Condition After Poison Drug Acted as Medicine
Mrs. Mattie Madison of Pottsville Pa was admitted to Trottsville Hospital in critical condition after taking a poisonous drug she was told would cure a headache. She says a Philadelphia salesman, a stranger, gave the medicine. Police have begun a search based on her description.
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Pottsville
Mattie Madison
Trottsville Hospital
Philadelphia
Pullee
Margie Renn Visits From Washington Amid Local Notes
Miss Margie Renn of Washington spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Renn. The Wiling Workers of the Reformed church plan a December 5 Christmas sale and supper in Krieg's Hall. Mrs. J. O. Day is recovering nicely. Trene Ogla visited Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. 7. F. Scarf were in Frederick Monday.
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Adamstown
Margie Renn
Washington
W. H. Renn
the Reformed Church
Krieg's Hall
Day
Trene Ogla
R. Willard
Ernest
Rebecca
W. HH. Renn
F. Scarf
Frederick
Frederick guest Misa Albaugh with Miss Thelma Renn
Misa Jeannetta Albaugh of Frederick was the weekend guest of Miss Thelma Renn.
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Misa Jeannetta Albaugh
Frederick
Thelma Renn
Clear Tale Returns Home From Business Trip
Mrs Fern Sullivan and daughter Margaret and son Ivan of Baltimore visit Sunday with Mr and Mrs Oliver Nesson in Westminster. Also present were Mr and Mrs Minnie Barnes and daughter Chace and sons Wilmer Henry and James from Westminster. Miss Minnie Byers recently visited Mr and Mrs John Warner at New Two Taverns before heading to York.
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A. A. Stratey Mote
Fern Sullivan
Margaret
Ivan
Baltimore
Minnie Barnes
Chace
Wilmer
Henry
James
Westminster
Oliver Nesson
Minnie Byers
John Warner
New Two Taverns
York
Notable Frocks in Schoolgirl Fashion
Among the frocks for school girlie one notices the effective use of a cal loping about the neck and hem.
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Old Black Joe
Ione
Tin
Ola Black Joel
Rome
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Black Joel
Aaron R. Anders
Vpage
Mle
Evangeliab Refocued
Bradtepick County AssorLation
United Fire Company
Kulehts of Pye Hugs
Odd Keltows
Ed Men
Mins Loulae Pairfax Grayson
Mes
George M. Trayson
Annie Ree Ae
Leanne Asia
Wwalds
Ham Bologna
Calif
de Ariel Club
Wilbur
Jersey
Patrick St
Clear Dale
C. E. McIntyre
Anag
Shakespeare
Kleag Nature
O. R. McIntyre
E. Second St. Frederick, Md
NCLE
Seva
Heras
Outice Foolas
THE
Obenderfer-Dronenburg CO
Patrick Street
Columbia Records
Shubert
Serenade
Charles Hackett
Tenor
Toscha Seidel— Violin
Columbia Symphony
Lewis
Fox
M. P. Moller CO
Chuck Roast
Wats
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