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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1914

Page

7

Myrkle Harder Co Fixtures Like Fair Attraction Returns

The Myrkle Harder Company again appears at Frederick during Fair Week drawing large crowds for 12 consecutive years. Manager W H Harder and leading actress Miss Emma Myrkle discuss the company’s growth, his farming ventures, and improvements in Frederick. He notes industry-wide slumps but reports his shows retain strong attendance while detailing his 600 Yorkshires, 1290 apple trees, and 30 chestnut trees on his Pottsown area farm.

Nes City Opera House Frederick W. 11 Harder Secon York Hagerstown Mr. Harder Predericktonian Myrkle Harder The Allen Musical Co el Road Zanesville Ohio New York Pottstown

Man Reflects On Farm Visits And Home At Aabury Park

The speaker notes a lifelong affinity for nature and describes the Harders living in a handsome home at Aabury Park. He mentions frequent farm visits when education is not available, portraying a simple rural routine and family setting.

Mr. Harder Aabury Park

Gardens Now Beautiful Amid Unseasonable Summer Weather

The article describes gardens thriving in June with no frost affecting tender plants. Dahlias and chrysanthemums bloom, petunias and honeysuckle flourish, and annuals show strong color. It notes a grand display expected at the Great Fredericth Pair and remarks on greenhouse protection keeping blooms robust.

Belcoming Chryssie Fredericth

Brethren Select Hershey as Site for National Conference

The Church of the Brethren in the United States adopts a committee report to choose a three year meeting site. Hershey Pennsylvania is favored over Hagerstown and other towns as a building will be erected by the Hershey chocolate concern. The site committee is led by Rev. P. S. Miller with members from Roanoke Hagerstown Huntingdon New Windsor Harrisonburg. The conference rotates among Hershey Miami and a Pacific Slope location every three years.

Church of the Brethren of the United States National Conference of the Church of the Brethren Hershey, Pa Hagerstown Hersh Chocolate Manufacturer P. S. Miller Roanoke A. B. Barnhart H. B. Brumbaugh Huntingdon Charter D. Bonsack New Windsor P. S. Thomas Iarrisonburg Hershey Miami Ind Pacific

Prince Oscar Survives Tarco Attack Through Heart Failure

London dispatch says Prince Oscar, fifth son of the emperor, escaped bullets during Tarco fire after an apparent heart attack. Reports from Conenhusen indicate Tarcos fired from trees, wounding attendants, then ceased when the prince fell unconscious, believing him dead.

Kaiser Turco London The Times Conenhusen Germany Prince Oscar Emperer

Dr King's New Discovery Adverts in Ohio Newspaper

An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery for colds and coughs. It claims quick relief and soothing effects for families, with a money back guarantee. Local claims mention Manchester Ohio and physician Lewis Chamberlain, urging readers to keep a bottle in the house.

Dr. King Lewis Chamberlain Manchester Ohio

Elevating a Husband thrills Frederick audience at Myrkle-Harder show

The Myrkle-Harder Company staged Elevating a Husband by Lipman and Shipman to a capacity Frederick crowd. Performances featured strong turns by Jack Burtin as Chart Sample, Letty Lawton, Richard Marsden, Nella Russell, and J. Bhaising among others, with vivid stagecraft and lively comedy amid alternating pathos.

Myrkle-Harder Frederick Mariner Clara Lipman Samuel Shipman Jack Burtin Viro Letty Lawton Lottie Sample Peice la Her Trrtvsaor Henson Richard Marsden Consdate

Plan For Poultry Exhibit At Mt Airy Fair

The Mr Airy Poultry and Agricultural Association combines with its namesake to form a new body. Ernest L Shipley is president and others hold top posts as the third annual exhibit is set for November 25 26 and 27 at Masonic Hall Mt Airy Md. Prizes for poultry and farm produce will be mailed soon. The aim is to spur better poultry and greater farm output.

Mr. Airy Poultry Association Mr. Airy Agricultural Association Mr. Airy Poultry and Agricultural Association Ernest L. Shipley Jesse Ryan J. K. Smith Viece Asa Hf. Watkins Harry R. Zepp J. H. Klees The-Assectation Masonic Hall Mt. Airy

Porte Resists Recalling German Crews From Goeben Breslau

Constantinople reports the Porte refuses to discharge the German crews aboard the Goeben and Breslau, vessels in Turkish waters since early hostilities. The decision, stated despite British representations, follows earlier assurances that the Germans would be repatriated and that the ships might be sold to Turkey by Germany.

Porte Goeben Breslau Constantinople Germeny

Bride-to-Be Shot After Refusing Wedding Ride

Victoria Mata twenty years old was shot by George Evex at her home in Brazwell after she refused to accompany him to obtain a marriage license. Evex then shot himself in the breast and is in a serious condition in a Union town hospital.

Brownsville Brownsvile Lme Victoria Mata Brazwell George Evex Essex Uniontown

Death of Count Von Moltke's Son Reported in Paris

The son of Field Marshal Count Von Moltke, chief of the German general staff, died in a ministry hospital at Fe camp after being wounded in early fighting in France. The Matin announces the casualty.

Count von Moltke Paris Gvt France

Irish Factions Clash in Drogheda Dispatch

A Belfast dispatch reports a clash between Stan Fenners and Redmondites in Drogheda. No details are yet available.

London Belfast Stan Fenners Redmondites Drogheda

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