Record crowd at Frederick fair expected with Old Sol smiling
A Frederick County Agricultural Society report notes a potential record Wednesday crowd at the county fair second day. Exhibitors request road oiling for dusty northern grounds near the machinery exhibit while Frederick Iron and Steel reports improvement after laying oil. Colonel Bill, a Roosevelt era pioneer, tours the fair as a bears exhibit draws attention. The children’s day and a large stock contest with Maryland high schools highlight the event, alongside a strong poultry show and ongoing county apple displays.
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Oregon Trail
Teddy Roosevelt
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Maryland
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Prince Frederick
J. P. Patten
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Hampstead
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Westminster
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Thurmont
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Middletown
H. R. Shoemaker
Grainsville
Clarksville
G. W. Clendaniel
Gaithersburg
R. L. Tolson
Easton
Otis Twilley
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M. C. Morton
Frederick County
Agriultur AL and Date Societes
Cumberland
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Timouiuar
Carroll County
Rockville
Francis Seotz Key
Philadelphia Poultry Eapers
Philadelphia
Auto Polo Races Thrill County Fair Crowd
Auto polo races excited spectators at the county fair as other acts entertained between races. Ethelda Himbtrey, famed swimmer, was billed but his act was postponed due to delayed equipment. The program included Flying Moores, Polly Daasi circus, dogs and pony, Raymond and Mal fon, La Noles, and a First Regiment Band. Several spills occurred but no serious injuries. one machine overturned, throwing two occupants who escaped unharmed.
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Polly Daasi
Raymond
Mal Fon
la Noles
First Regiment
David Tracan
Visit to mountain sect on flat Earth tenet hints at unity
A visitor in a mountain village encounters a sect that holds the world is flat. He remarks that they hang together well, and an elder replies they are scarce in numbers and cannot afford dissension. The note ends with a teaser about an advertising venture.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Ghastly sights forced Japanese back after quake
Eyewitness recounts horrifying Tokyo quake scenes forty miles from Yokohama. Buildings toppled, gaps yawned in earth, refugees crowded streets as relief networks failed. Survivors describe loss, fear, and the long wait for aid before ships could reach the port.
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Empress Zantton Sends Rich Gifts to King Albert
Historic actions by Zantton of Echiopia echo Sheba and Solomon as ambassadors report a cache of Abyssinian stones worth hundreds of thousands francs and an 8th century Solomon and Sheba text. The Argo sant notes prospects of coal and gold mining in Abyssinia for Albert.
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Echiopia
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