Kiwanis hear Emory Coblentz on farming abroad and at home
Emory L. Coblentz spoke at the Kiwanis Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel, praising American farming while describing European methods in the summer tour. He contrasted neat, fence free fields and women labor with U S efficiency, noting Irish and English practices and farm housing clustering. Guests included Rosenstock Kieffer and Bentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Emory L. Coblents
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott
Key Hotel
Maryland
Mr. Coblentz
Ireland
England
Benjamin Rosenstock
H B‘g Kieffer
Edward Bentz
Frederick
Mr Rothrock
Baltimore
Horse Struck by Trolley In Harwell Frederick Route
A horse belonging to FP was struck by a trolley car late Tuesday night in Harwell near Hagerstown and Frederick. The animal sustained injuries and was reported to be in need of care. Local authorities and bystanders assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htts
Rae Rhsorse
Harnwell
Hagerstown
Wredérick
Peters E. Tae
Neighbors in Court Over Chickens and a Shootout
In police court Judge Motter heard Harvey Conners charged with cruelty to chickens after shooting Sterling Spurrier's hens and leaving them on the ground. Spurrier testified poultry trespassed onto Conners yard leading to the clash. Conners denied leaving fowls harmed and the case was adjourned for further testimony. A second cruelty charge involved Harry Govans for a sick horse needing veterinary care with potential euthanization if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
Harvey Conners
Libertytown
Sterling Spurrier
Spurrier
Conners
Manistrate Motter
Charles W. Smith
Harry Govans
Govans
College Pay Day At Hood College Proves Successful
Through student cooperation and Raymond Lord as treasurer the fifth annual College Pay Day at Hood College succeeds. Miss Catherine Tress, college auditor, oversees the system of slips and payments in Alumnae Hall lobby ensuring all dues and subscriptions for the year are settled. Late blackberries picked near Urbana by Miss May Tomlin show the season’s delays, with only one berry ripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lord
Hood Callege
Catherine Tress
Alunmae Hall
Urbana
Miss May Tomlin
Postponed arraignment in Baltimore drug conspiracy case
The arraignment of D Charles Winebonner and We cg Kt Snook of Frederik before U S commissioner Supples was postponed from October 2 to later. They were arrested by Baltimore narcotic agents after allegedly buying drugs from John J. Ramsburg of Mt Pheasant Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
D. Charles Winebonner
We Cg Kt
Snook
Frederik
U. Ss
Supples
Widebrenner
John J. Ramsburg
Mt. Pheasant
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted to Women
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a domestic aid for women working at home or in stores and mills. It claims to ease headaches, neuralgia, cramps, and dragging-down pains attributed to feminine illnesses and promises restored health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Eo Pletham
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HE Sas
E. L. Coblentz
Noah
Cramer and Son
Joan
Tilghman McAlexander
Clark M Grimm
Virginia
Winebronner
Greenawalt’s
N. Market St
OPEN
W. L. C. Fisher
Pearl White
Paris
Larry Lemon
Larry
Isaac Walton Teague
America
National Directors
Upper Mississippi
Sfhursday
Neal Hart
Allene Ray
Ashe
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Commercial Printing
Columbia Records
Floyd Collins
Little Mary Phagen
Santa Barbara
John T. Scopes
Opera House
Birney Ferber
Ace
Soulvel
Daniel Kusell
Albert von Tilzer
Neville Fleeson
Sammy Lee
Bowes
Rogers Studio
North Mathet St
Oman
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Rogers
McCleery
Jewelry Store
Box
Mullinix & Bentz
THE
RUG Store
Modern Lighting Company
North Market St
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