Personal and Social Frederick and Vicinity Highlights
Frederick society notes record visits and attendances at the York Fair. Guests include Howard Smith of Springfield Ohio visiting relatives in Middletown, and Miss Edith Radcliff returning to New York. Local residents attend York Fair and return, with multiple arrivals from Adamstown Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard Smith
Springfield, Q
Middletown
Edith Radcliff
Frederick
New York
Re-elected presiding rev. dominates church conference
Rev. Dr. Washinger wins re election as presiding officer at the conference. Reng S Harp of this city entertains two class incumbents while Rev. John A Kleffner of Chambersburg and Rev. Dr. A Lous of York lead the other classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IREV
Washinger
Reng S. Harp
John A. Kleffner
Chambersburg
Burgest
Br. Kleffner
Wiliam J. Baran
A. Lous
Local County Notes on Visits and Family Health
County correspondence recounts visits among neighbors and relatives from Hyser Careier to Mrs. Galvin Liars and Mrs. J. d. Palmer. Various residents, including Calvin Harper and Ernest Harper, show slow or improving health. The community notes neighbors moving residences, farmers busy with corn, and several social visits spanning Philadelphia to Virginia, with many names and places in a bustling rural network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Charles T Harper
J. d. Palmer
Hangerville
Calvin Harper
Win
Mes
Vernon Shulby
Ehner Kh
Thimsburp
Calvin Slasper
Mud
Grayson Palmer
Edone
Thurmont
Roedier
T.R. Palmer
Manis Wachter Ait
Tedward
Hicks Miller
Ernest Uarper
Giorles Cain
Rosa Cali
Datuehtar
Plessie
Blansomville
Prederick
End of Day in Baseball Playoff Preview
The article reports on a tense playoff atmosphere between the American League and National League champions, noting recent ties and hopeful mood as the Giants face Boston and New York squads. It mentions players Brien and Currsun, with uncertainty about endgame scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oet
New York
Ares Giants
Marquared
Msye Red Sox
Brien G
Curr Sun
Norus
Pest control law described in agricultural notice and threats
A rustic letter warns North Carolina farmers about San Jose scale pests. Professor advises intensifying action as failure risks widespread tree and shrub damage. State law empowers seizure of property for pest control, with penalties and repair duties on negligent owners. The Harpers DRE Store signs off the missive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Ptace
Jose Seate
San Jose
Ss Possi
CSC
Awi
Happy Women of Frederick Prove Dean's Kidney Pills Work
Testimonial from Mrs Daye of Frederick Maryland praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from backache urinary trouble and unrest. She reports discolored kidney secretions, sediment, dizziness, and urges readers to try the remedy available at Harner's Drug Store. The endorsement notes satisfaction and continued use resulting in improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Perry
Braddock
R. Irederick
ATP
Dean
Harner's
Turks Are Victorious In Mountain Football Clash
The Turks defeated their rivals to claim a decisive victory in a tense mountain clash. Speck Tispatele Co reports a strong performance by key players amid rain-soaked conditions, with late plays sealing the win.
Mistakes Wife For Burglar In New York
A man in Seas New York fires at his wife thinking she is a burglar. The shooting occurred after a dispute about a door left ajar. The wife survived. police are investigating the incident and questioning the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trust voided in $2,000,000 Bequest to Christian Science Church
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled a $2 million charitable trust for the Minary Barker Baldy Christian Science church is void. It held the trust valid for administration by church directors but nullified the trust provisions under state law limiting funds to religious uses. Contestants may submit further evidence within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ocl
Minary Barker Baldy
Femider Alie Christian Science Church
Alassachiusetts Supreme Court
Mater] Ehurch
Basten
Ecourt
Rhete
Chie Hee
Christian Science
Dialogue Fragments Highlight Marital Quarrel in Chicago Record
In a clipped exchange, a woman chides a man for not listening as he explains he must work part of the time. The brief dialogue captures a domestic tension in a period tone from the Chicago Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Chicago
Rec.ord Theralst
National Crusade to Denounce Fake Tuberculosis Cures
A national drive will expose and denounce fake remedies for consumption on Tuberculosis Day October 27. Clergymen across the United States will receive information from the National Association for the Slikdly and Prevention of Tuberculosis Literature and be urged to distibute warnings. The effort estimates outreach to over 190000 clergy and warns against a multi‑million dollar fraud industry selling bogus cures, including Institutes, doctors, home remedies, and varied devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association For the
National Association
New York
Naional Association
Record harvest peak hinted in government October crop report
Washington October report signals the greatest harvest likely in U S history with preliminary yields from spring wheat all wheat oats barley rye and fats for corn buckwheat potatoes tobacco and rice. Estimates in bushels and tons reflect condition figures from bureau of statistics correspondents and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couuntry
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Senator Dupont May Quit
A rumor from Wilmington Delaware says Senator Henry A Dupont may resign from the United States Senate. Reported to be delaying resignation due to difficulty in choosing a successor. Supposedly T Coleman Dupont, cousin and Republican national committeeman, desires the seat but faces strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Henry A. Dupont
United States Senate
Delaware
Beee
Dupont
I K
T. Coleman Dupont
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Veg Compound
Elliston Virginia and Trenton Missouri letters praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing prolonged female troubles. Mrs Rupert Enship of Elliston recalls ten months of bed confinement and fainting spells now resolved. Mrs W T Purnell of Prenton Michigan reports severe inflammation and helplessness overcome, returning to work and urging publication for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blankenship
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elliston
Lydia E
Inkham
Rupert Blankenship
Montgomery Co
Trenton
Lydia
W.T. Purnell
10Th St
Prenton, Mo
Nomination petitions ruled in Dauphin County cases
Harrisburg Oct 10 The Dauphin County court upheld the pre-adoption rule allowing party members to influence nominations. Washington party papers for George M Wertz and allies were declared defective while Bull Moose and Roosevelt Progressive papers for Thomas S Buter Sproul and several state and local candidates were sustained. Representative Thomas F McNichol won due to opponent failure to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Daudhin County
Washington Party
State Senate
George M. Wertz
Johnstown
Thomas
William C. Sproul
William T. Ramsey
Delaware
Chester
R. J. Baldwin
H. WH. Keyburra
Thomas F. McNichol
Count Sues For $100 Loaned To Pay Hotel Bill
Chicago October 10 Count Kalman L Csaky who married Mrs Maude Inman six months after her divorce from Bryan Inman a Portland Oregon magnate was sued in New York by Mrs A E Waller for $100 The case rests on a loan to cover a hotel bill and a promise of repayment after the marriage The attorney notes Csaky repaid his ex husband a small amount but owes the plaintiff the balance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kalman L. Csaky
Maude Inman
Bryan Inman
Portland
Ore
Lere
A. E. Waller
New York City
Abs
Waller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick and Vicinity
Ward Haffner
Hanover, Pa
Frederck
Mrs. Worthington Staley
North Markettreet
York Fair
William Bennett
Second Street
Rock Hill College
Eliiott City
William H. McKenney
Near Lime Kiln
Miss la Rue Herr
Westminster
Silah Lewis
Washington, D. C
Charles Carson
Adamstown
William H. Shipley
North Market Street
Elsie Carson
May Coughlin
Frank L. Roode
East Third Street
Phiadelphia
Ida B. North
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ja Markey
Braddock Heights
Solomon Fogel
South Bentz Street
York
Frank E. Baker
Aberdeen
Dr. Radcliff
Charles L. H. Fox
Melvin
York Pa
David Koln
U. EB. Greene
Riverside
J. Ralph Radeliff
Baltimore
Amelia Oden
Waynesboro
John Mieelebrecht
West Patrick Street
May Bransom
Columbia
David Kolb
Messrs
Wilkin Need
Charles MH. Wachter
Warren Taylor
Maurice Summers and Son
W. M. Berghaus
401 South Market Street
BE. J. Winebrenner
Thomas C. P. Sponseller
Eller
2. A. Nedrow
East Fourth Street
Mt. Pleasant
Westmoreland County
Willie Ubgent
Harry Tharbotaw
West Street
Newport News
Hagerstown
Uansonville
Hyser
Little Mary
Catharine
Boller
Mrs
Galvin
Per
John Malmer
Philadelphia
AE. Palmer
I Ak
Calvin
John Pellacer
Oar
Philladelphim
Migs
Ani Pabmer
Gray Hook Oil
Lawis Sneak
Avni Catraw
Virginia
Borne
Jesse Winbigter
Liv Davpediber
Abra
Roy
Sind
Dedephane Vise
Bessie Warnes
Mildred Cael
Jacob Vlickinger
Savlor
Sen Amd Daughtter
Me Allen Sider
Giant
Doyle
Imegra
Odt
McGraw
Larry Doyle
Nnts
Mose Wilugdhlica
LiepiLst Seuson
Marquard
O'Brian
Prof. Surface
Nicholas
Montenegro
Turkey
Tispatele
Neawa
Wetehitel Q Mountain
Mrs. Eddy
Dupont May
Jack G
Landon
Scott Fess
SEN Madras
Madras
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Rene Eer
Chichester
Ntor
Barnes
Gove
W. Fayette St
Williams
Col. Props
Cleveland
A. L. Pearre
Philo _ay Specialties Co
Newark
Steiner Bros
R. Rush Lewis
Kefadver
Optometrist
Fres
James KE. Doll
Watchmaker Jeweler and Optician
South Market St. Frederick
Phore
Wieus
F. Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church ST
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