Colorfest and Mason-Dixon Fest Energize Emmitsburg Area
Emmitsburg joins the 18th annual Catoctin Colorfest with arts crafts exhibits demonstrations food stands and flea markets in Thurmont area. booths churches and civic groups offer pancakes sausage hotdogs sauerkraut barbecued chicken crab soup and more. A quilt show turkey shoot and map-guided schedules fill the weekend 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. window. Tourism Council provides brochures at 19 E Church St Frederick.
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Catoctin Mountain
Mother Nature
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Thurmont
The
Tourism Council
Church St
Frederick
International doctors call for uniform antibiotic use
A group of 150 doctors and medical scientists from 25 countries issued a joint statement last August urging uniform prescription and distribution of antibiotics worldwide. The appeal marks an international recognition of a growing problem threatening the antibiotic era and the fight against persistent germs.
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Lappe
Manchuria Crisis Deepens as League Moves Seek Peace
Washington and the League of Nations push efforts to ease rising tension from Japan's occupation of Manchuria. In New York, soprano Miss Ragna Linve captivates audiences with her vocal charm. Frederick hosts its fortieth annual agricultural fair with a parade and early autumn strolls through the market district. Local shops along North Market Street are profiled, noting fall colors, storefronts, and a soda ticket incentive popular with families in 1900 era Frederick.
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Washington
Manchuria
United States
League of Nations
Fredericks Market Street Tour Through a Bygone Era
A nostalgic walking tour recounts Frederick’s Market and Patrick Streets circa 1900. It lists shops from Smiths Temple of Fancy to Shipley’s Saloon, dry goods stores, bakeries, and family homes, detailing storefronts, residents, and the City’s evolving courtyard by 1981.
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William H. Kline
William R. Heck
Hamilton Showman
Richard P. Storm
Second Street
Hat
G.J. Doll & Sons
Steiner’s
John Hershberger
Hahn & Rows Plumbing
Rhoades Kemp
Third Street
Market Street
Abe Eichelberger
Frederick
Zimmerman
Henry Hagan
Fourth Street
North Market Street
Laura Schleigh
Justus Miller
George M. Ott
William H. Rhodes
Alexander Woodward
Rice Funeral Home
Meirs Bakery
East Fourth
Dan Crimmonas
George S. Rodock
George S. Rodock & Sons, Dealers In Dirty Goods, D.C. Winebrenner & Sons
Tom Baumgardner
George Weimer
Shipley
Kolb Brothers
Charles L. Stokes
Mr. Hench
Henry J. Krise
Granville Lindsay
Jerome E. Pampell
Frederick Trust Company
William H. Ramsburg
Baumgardner
Houck
Hooper
Schroeder
Georgie Pool
Joe Eisenhauer
Sam Marino
Sam
Anthony Marino
South Market
All Saints’ Street
Joseph Marino
East Patrick Street
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
F.B. Sappington
City Hall
Opera House
Mr. Kline
North Market
McCardell’s
Franklin
Sayings Bank
Fisher's
John Ed Schell & Son
John Eisenhauer
First
Central) National Bank
Church Street
McDonald's
Adams Express
John J. Hendrickson
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Williamson's
Neidig & Miller
Walker & Bennett
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Mullinix Carpets
Pope Tobacco
George Salter
Louis Clingan
Jimmy Carros
Hull & Reich
Stull & Zimmerman’s
S. Frank Thomaz Drug Store
Frederick County brief highlights shift amid drought and diversions
MRS. MICHAEL B. PUE of the Children's Aid Society appeals for funds and homes for children, noting dire need in a three year existence. CAREY NULL rescues three young squirrels from a hunting incident. A large moonshine operation is dismantled by Sheriff Crum and deputies. Frederick City Hospital gains recognition from the American College of Surgeons. Nicodemus Ice Cream is sold to Karlin Inc. and Frederick faces a prolonged drought with scant rainfall and 0.57 inch in 30 days.
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Michael B. Pue
Children’s Aid Society
Carey Null
East Third Street
Frederick
Null
Frederick County
Charles W. Crum
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
Karlin Inc
Robert F. Nicodemus Jr
Life and its miracle: readers' reflections on existence
A letter to the editor presents a lyrical meditation on life as seed, newborn, storm, joy, and endurance. The author, Linda Pototschnik of Mount Airy, argues life in all forms must be protected, framing existence as a divine, precious gift contingent on respect for humanity.
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Netos
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Marc Lappe
Reader’s Digest
Alexander Fleming
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Frederick's
News-Post
Castle's
New York
New English Grand Opera Company
Ragna Linve
Frederick County Agricultural Society
City Hotel
Frederick County Bank
Patrick Street
Clinton Main’s
Markey's
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Thomas H. Haller
Simmons Jewelry Store
Dutrow
Landis Jewelry
Rosenour
Balizell
Weinberg
West Church Street
Birely
Palace of Music
West Church
Frederick — No
Smith's Temple of Fancy
H.F. Shipley’s
Payne's
Ruth Delaplaine
Payne’s
Fromke
Klines
Bennett
Snyder's
George Delaplaine
Ruth Carty
Market
Patrick Streets
George B. Delaplaine
Frederick City Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Clinical Congress of Surgeons
Chicago
Louis Goldstein
Linda Pototschnik
Maple Court
Mount Airy
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