Payroll Boom Lifts Brunswick Trade Amid Big O R Payout
The People's National Bank of Brunswick paid out $40,000 to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees in one week, part of September payrolls that total about $75,000 for the month. The surge reflects increased traffic and new crews, lifting local business but raising concerns over potential costs and future earnings.
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People's National Bank of
Brapewick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad‘ompany
Brunswick
Branewick
Trafic
B.anit
Brisk
Preserves From Wild Fruits and Related Recipes
A guide to making preserves and condiments from wild and cultivated fruit. Instructions cover mulberry and gooseberry marmalades, grape ketchup with spice, crabapple butter using pineapple juice, and a fishbone of kitchen tips from washing to sealing. Includes potato roasts, quick biscuit dough, hot pudding, and peach shortcake recipes.
Community Guests and Visits Across Local Families
The item lists numerous local residents and visitors from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns. It notes guests at the Crawfords, other weekend visits, a spring sale date of March 16 1915, a October 7 1914 marriage in Taneytown, Rally Day at Mountain M E church on October 38, and various social calls, trips, and gatherings including the Mountain church Ladies Aid Society meeting led by Miss Alice Cecil.
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Mort Fogle
Baltmore
Fites
Beagie Dorsey
William Troxell
Baltimore
Aira
Lewis Troxell
Clarence Saylor
Janny
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Dorsey
Taneytown
Aubrey Sauble
Ada C. Smith
Rocky Ridge
L. B. Hufer
COMUS
the Mountain
M. E
Arthur Luke
Mise
Bessie Price
Luther Johnson
J. J. Johnood
Chrig Luko
Will Romig
G. Luhn
Edith Lain
Slater
Mise Mdne Blehner
Ladies Aid Society of the Mountain Church
Alice Cecil
Understanding Shock Effects On Body And Mind
A Youth's Companion summary explaining medical shock as a disruption of vital forces, caused by injury or strong emotion. It notes range from brief pallor to death, cites cases of survivors with long lasting health issues, warns against dangerous pranks, and outlines physician remedies to restore blood flow and stimulate functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Ad
Hundreds suffer stomach and digestive troubles and seek quick relief. Testimonies from A Reeder and W H Lacy showcase dramatic improvements after one dose. The remedy is advertised as a thorough stem cleanser clearing toxins and aiding stomach liver and bowel ailments, sold by Williamson and local druggists.
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Mayr
A. Reeder
Helena
William H. Lacy
Washington
Tam
Mayt
Williamson
Froguist
Royal Doubles Understudies Tug at Monarchy
A London Black and White piece recalls royal understudies who served as stand-ins for emperors and czars amid distrust. It notes Komerof, the Moscow czar Alexander III understudy murdered, and how Nicholas II and the late German Kaiser both used proxies for public duties. The reveal came years after Wilhelm II's reign, with Bismarck credited for exposing the palace balcony ruse.
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Russia
Alexander Illa
Komerof
Moscow
Nicholas
William
Germany
Great Bismarck
London
Why Kitchen Sinks Were Made Low in History
A historical note explains kitchen sinks were originally low to accommodate wooden tubs and high faucets. As plumbing improved with running water, faucets and dishwork tools evolved, yet the sink height remained. The Journal of the American Medical Association is cited on inventors recognizing needs before others.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Charmian hotel owner gifts violin to Hawley Chapel
Mrs. Charles Cowman of Baltimore owner of Clermont Hotel Charmian presented a violin to Hawley Memorial Chapel on a suggestion by the pastor. A violin recital in the church hall Tuesday night charged five and ten cents admission. proceeds of $20 were sent to the Red Cross. A grand Sunday School Rally is planned for October 11 with speakers Dr H L Feeman Rev Christman Dr H J Mentzer and pastor G H Enfield. Mrs. George Enfield recently visited Lewistown parental home.
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Charles Cowman
Baltimore
Clermont
Charmian
Hawley Memorial Chapel
Red Cross Society
C. O. Humertick
Lewistown
William Bowers
H. L. Feeman
Westminster Theo Seminary
Christman
Blue Ridge Summit
H. J. Mentzer
G. H. Enfield
George Enfield
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