Frederick Fair Opens With Large Exhibits and Machinery Row
The Frederick fair opens a two section show with eight grange booths from Ballenger to Braddock and a full machine exhibit row. Displays include corn, wheat, fruits, vegetables, and a vast lineup of tractors and farm equipment from Deere to Allis-Chalmers. Local groups such as the Maryland Workshop for the Blind and Bethesda garden clubs contribute crafts and floral displays, while the Maryland Lightning Protection Co plans a live demonstration to prove barn lightning risks.
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Frederick County
Pam Grange
Fhicr
Ballenger
Wallerson
New Market
Creagerstown
Lawmown
Mt. Pleasant
Middletown
Braddock
Joseph L. Reeder
John Maser
McKaig
Oscar Cline
Bradock
Charles Bidie
Bloomfield
Clifton
Yellow Myrings Methodist Episcopal Church
Biaryland Workshop
Morm and Shipley
Josephine Mays
Jude
End Nula
Hood
FA. Allee
George FB Devas Walkerslie
Yangta
Washera
Joan G. Lena
Ernest
George Lena
Darby
Raymond H. Bussard
Makin Svilar
Farmers Supply Company
Joan Deere Plow Co
Baltimore
Syracuse
T. W. Sinsley
Fairbanka-Moree and Co
PF Jannenn
Aladele Wiier
Reeves Manufacturing Co
Dover
Theodore Shon
DeLaval Cream Separator Co
Ralrign
Buch Manufacturing Co
Elizabethtown
J. N. Hosteter
Grayson DB
Dutrow
Etty
McCormick-Derring
McCormick
Papec
Farmers Supply Co
Walkersville
Alvert
Bitler
John Deere
Daly
J. 1 Case Co
Harry F. Evens
Woodtine
Allis-Chalmiers Manufacturing Co
John T. Fogle
New Midway
LeRoy Plow Co
W. O. Spurrier
Magerstown
Machinery Row
Oliver Hart-Parr
Chet
Walter Hook
Thea Maytag
L. B. Miodemus
Frederick
Carriss Elec
American Stove Co
One Cultivetor Co
J. Q. Ryland
Harrisburg
East
Irving EF
Staley
Devitle C. Hirsh
Brish
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Madison Square
Chicago
Middies To Display Historic Flag On Annapolis Anniversary
Annapolis Maryland marks the Naval Academy tenth anniversary with a tattered blue flag bearing Dont Give Up The Ship mounted in Memorial Hall. The flag links to Captain James Lawrences dying words and the 1813 Battle of Lake Erie as part of a commemorative display.
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Annapolis
Memorial Hall
Naval Academy
United States
Academy
James Lawrence
Shannon
Boston
Lawrence
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Lakes
Detroit
Michigan
Perry
Ferry
Harrison
Navy
Caves of the Thousand Buddhas Near Tai Huang China
Ancient rock cliff shrines near Tai Huang China date back over 1600 years. In 1900 a sealed manuscript chamber was discovered within the caves, noted for Buddhist worship use and historical significance.
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Tai-Huang
China
Cow Mischief Awakens Drowsy Calf in Silly Plot
Scouty and friends plot to rouse Dunty the cow with a playful squeal and gentle pats. They plan to lure the calf out with a trick, hoping the cow will moo in reaction, while the owner is away. Dunty awakens with a start, prompting comic chaos.
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Dancy
Egat Weil
Coppy
Dunty
Duney
Health cautions on questionable eye cures and cures
Dr. Morris Fishbein cautions readers about new eye treatments and cures for cataracts and glaucoma. He notes unproven claims for cortin from adrenal glands, questionable spectacle lenses, and vitamin C claims. Skepticism protects finances and health.
Frederick Girl In Hampton Face Forgery Charge
Frederick girl, 16, arrested in Hampton Iowa on forgery charges. Mrs Dorothy Wigginton held. companion Claude Countryman jailed on white slave law and forgery counts. Authorities seek extradition. moving picture machine valued at 400 dollars involved in theft. Local police report ongoing investigation and extra charges may follow.
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Dorothy Morgan Wigginton
Frederick
Hampton
Iowa
Allen Bartgis
Gheril F.C. Schweiger
Iowa City
Gherif Schweker
Wigginton
Claude Counwymen
Countryman
Embelzi
Hammaker Bros
Thurmont
Bartgis
Easton
Pennsylvania
Countrymas
Delaware man held on bad check charges
A man held a warrant for several months from Delaware Ohio for arrest on bad check charges. The record notes disposition of other charges after first consideration and the ongoing waiting period.
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Delaware
Ohio
Sweetheart Testimony In Atwell Murder Trial
Bel Air Maryland October 7 Josephine Payer of Perryville testified briefly in the murder trial of Kendall Hill charged with killing Albert Atwell. She answered one question about Kendall Hill's presence December 17 at 30 oclock and was excused. Dr C Pokey testified Atwell was strangled and dead. The jury of twelve elderly farmers is seated for the hold up killing of a Baltimore taxicab driver. Hill pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. An unrelated note records a Jersey City to Oakland auto trip in 4 hours 20 minutes.
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Bel Air
Nendall
Josephine Payer
Perryville
Kendall Hill
D. Paul McNabb
C Pokey
Albert Atwell
Hill
Baltimore
Harford County
Harold Cobourn
Cecil County
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Great Frederick
Lutheran Working Society of
Newt
Mt. Pleasant Methodial Church
Grandstand
A. W. Wicodemus
Ciy
Exhibition Hall
Rupert Nicodemus
Grade Reformed Church
Foxelry
L. 3. Palmers
Mary Jeffw
Atlantic Refining Company
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Dueupiss
J. Lapovis
C. Rooget
Potomac Edison Company
Northeas
Ube
Meztrou
Seves
Ai’ Weer
Paul Deipney
E. M. Long
Creageratown
Huber Manufacturing Co
D. J. Carey
D. A. Swain
Episetae
Dedi Beuly
Pe. Us
Thresher
Bere
Richard H. Elliott
Stwymines
Cane
Rouen
Bounty
Scoury
Daney
NEA Se ¢, Inc
Datty
Goldy Ity
Doga
Hershberger
Delicatessen
East Patrick
Edith G. Siedling
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygein
the Health Magazine
Oliers
Roe O
Sone
Children’s Aid Society
Deloy
Sheri
Farbobetes
Kiling of
Atwell
Jersey City
Oakland
Ormond
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Building
Wmund
de Vile Tb
Lee Tb
Bag Fc
Finneran’s Fruit & Produce Market
West South Street
Frederick, Md
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A.W Nicodemus Inc
Frederick MD
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