Condition Serious After an Accident
Joseph Bell, a 25 year old colored man, was unconscious from the time of a Sunday morning auto crash on the state road near New Market. He was taken to Montevue Hospital Monday afternoon after Dr. Bourne ordered treatment, but officials initially jailed him. his condition was listed as unchanged.
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Joseph Bell
Montevue Hospital
New Market
A. G. Bourne
Baltimore
Bourne
Pepersack
Bell
Bartgis
Campaign plans for St John’s College endowment drive
Baltimore Oct. 2 Plans to raise a 300000 endowment to retain high quality faculty at St John’s College Annapolis are underway led by General Chairman Judge Walter I. Dawkins. A campaign committee with numerous alumni and officials will launch the appeal in Baltimore on October 26 and extend statewide to alumni communities.
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Baltimore
St. John’s College At
Annapolis
Enoch B. Garey
Walter I. Dawkins
Dawkins
T. W. Claggett
Joseph Clement Clark
William C. Deveeman
James A. Fechtig, Jr
Thomas Fell
St. John's
George A. Frick
Phillips Lee Goldsbrough
College Board of Visitors and Governors
Maryland
Early Closing Adopted By Most City Merchants
Beginning Monday October 1 merchants citywide close at 5 pm with two stores abstaining while considering joining. The rule, agreed years ago, aims to give clerks rest and reduce holiday stress, except during the holiday shopping peak. Patrons may shift shopping earlier to ease inconvenience and allow an extra rest hour before Christmas rush. The guiding motto emphasizes self-discipline over others' demands.
Night Work On Market Street For Street Improvements
City workers labored at North Market Street and Square Corner to lay water mains and basins, with night shifts planned for completion before the fair in two weeks. Dust complaints rose as trolleys and autos pass, prompting Chief Filby to urge sprinkling. September deaths totaled 48, with many interments across area cemeteries. The Canadian Lumbermen's Association plans its annual convention in Buffalo in late January.
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Alurket Street
North Market Street
All Saints Street
Market Street
Indus
Filby
Tay
Mt. Olivet
Woodsboro
Utica
Thurmont
Central
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Myersville
Middletown
Woodville
Rock Daysville
Charlesville
New Market
Lewistown
Liberty
Rocky Hill
Canadian Lumbermen’s Association
Buffalo
Goosequil weather forecast warns severe cold in Maryland
Deputy State Forester J A Cope returned from Southern Maryland where he issued warnings to property owners about an active autumn forest fire season and predicted a harsh winter based on a goosequil weather theory. The forecast notes many persimmons black walnuts and chinquapins in the region.
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Maryland
J. A. Cope
Pers Simmons
Forestry Department
Rev Tuainer Recovers Amid Town Episcopal Roles
Rev W R B Tuainer, rector of the Episcopal church at Ad amstown and vicar of St Timo, is recovering. The article notes his multiple church roles and ongoing health update with focus on his recovery progress.
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Mr. Turcer
W. R. B. Tuainer
Episcopal Church
Adamstown
St.Timo
Unclear Fragments From Thy's Chapel Notice
Fragmentary text mentions Thy's Chapel Sebleysville and a city to be glad about a person’s recovery from typhoid fever. The note refers to travel to the sea shore later and a visit to an individual in Alabama, with garbled names and details.
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Sebleysville
Ghior Am Alvbama
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Montevue
ST. John’s College
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
North Market St. At
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the “Layton
Roof Sox
Thermos
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Footer
America
Cumberland
Georgette
Coolidge Brown
Nippon
Parcel Post
FibadpiexgMag
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Vasar
Commercial States Bank
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Xcashier
Schell
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
THE_ BANK
Oflpersonal Service
Ederal Rese
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Cline Furniture
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