Fine Line Exhibits In Far Departments At Frederick Fair
A long Frederick County Fair pageant describes the Fine Line displays in the far departments. Dahlias cosmos and florals fill the central area with 50 flower varieties and two four foot coxcombs. The northern hall features state school for the deaf and a strong women’s club display with craft booths from Buckeystown Myersville Braddock Hyattstown Kemptown and more. Swine calf and poultry show highlights include 35 Holstein Guernsey and Jersey calves and 38 rows of Larrred Plymouth Rocks poultry with cash prizes and cups from Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Dresden
Timonium
Marlboro
Household Department
Woman's Clubs
Edward M. Miler
Punch Needle
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Honey
F. D. Covell
Frederick
Candy Booth
Henry P. Fabbey
Rural Federation of Woomen’s Clubs
Myersville
Unionville
Urbana
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Harmony Grove
Jefferson
Frederick County
P. W. Chichester
Lander Burns
Thurmont
Harry McDonald
Henry Shoemaker
Middletown
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth Rocks
Fair Association
Kiwaits Club
Frederick Fair
Wiliam Franklin Smith
Tramsville
Kenneth Baker
Woodsboro
Carl M. Stauffer
Sam T. Royer
Sabillasvile
Roy Shoemaker
Tanertan
Otis Shoemaker
Tanertown
Charles E. Keller, Jr
Robert Keller
Charles E. Tfert
Lee Lfert
Willard S. Holter
Austin Miller
Amos Sotter
John C. Holter
Manville E. Coblentz
Leslie Shafer
Chester Zentz
Rocky Ridge
Claude Richardson
LeGord
M. Benton Fleck
New Market
Local names listed for a historical community column
A compact fragment lists Luther Stull Lewistown Cash Smith Woodsboro Paul Zimmerman New Market George Bohn Union Bridge Jesse Nicodemus Union Ridge Charles Smith Liberty and Charles Crea ger Woodsboro as local figures associated with the region. The incomplete text references residents and place names without a coherent narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Stull
Lewistown
Cash Smith
Woodsboro
Paul Zimmerman
New Market
George Bohn
Union Bridge
Jesse Nicodemus
Union Ridge
Charles Smith
Liberty
Charles Creager
Campaign Extends For Frederic Children's Aid Fund
The drive to raise 5000 for the Children's Aid Society of Frederic is extended due to fair duties occupying potential donors. County canvassing continues with Walkersville near complete returns. new chairs and teams form in Myersville Middletown Brunswick Liberty Sabillasville Emmitsburg Mount Aairy Monrovia Buckeystown and Walkersville. Winter aid requests rise as the probation officer and assistants handle families of recently sentenced men and those facing minor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of
Frederic
Frederick
Walkersville
Myersville
Edgar Bittle
Middletown
Charles Remsburg
Brunswick
HB. E. Burgess
Liberty
Ira W. Beall
Sabillasville
Roscoe Brown
Emmitsburg
Bowers
Monorovia
Vernon Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Edgar Nicodemus
Helena Stauffer
Baptist Union To Meet In Baltimore In October Sessions
The 19th annual Maryland Baptist Union Association sessions will be held at First Baptist church Baltimore on October 21 22 and 28 attended by Rev and Mrs William C Royal. Afternoon talks include the 1926 cooperative program led by Rev C E Burts and Mr Royal. The 15th annual Young Women's Auxiliary to the W M A of Maryland holds events Monday through Friday with multiple conferences and union meetings featuring noted speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist Union Association
First Baptist Church
Baltimore
William C. Royal
C. E. Burts
Royal
Young Women’s and Girls
W. M.A. of
Maryland
Workers” Conference
Marsland Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Women’s Missionary Union of Maryland
Woman's Missionary Union of Maryland
Coolidge backs arms talks and Locarno hopes
President Coolidge says a European armament limitation conference would be helpful and urges Locarno security pact to speed such talks. He favors reducing land forces if possible and would consider a U.S. led naval limitation conference for progress. Leather dresses on display in Paris. Cyprus minerals cited. US village population noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Europe
White House
United States
Hutie
Further Honor for Bishop Murray Continues Feature
The Most Rev John Gardner Murray bishop of Maryland and newly elected residing bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church pledged service to church and humanity during his incumbency. Maryland delegates petition for Bishop Cook to assist during Murray’s primacy citing diocesan poverty and small clergy cadre in Delaware and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Murray
Pardee
House of Deputies
William T. Manning
New York
F. F. Reuse
Georgia
Philip Cook
Delaware
Cook
Long Buried Tree Found in Coal Mine Trunk Unearthed Near Terre Haute
Workman Rolla Fatlon at Glens Arr mine near Terre Haute Indiana digs coal two hundred feet deep when a solid object in the coal yields a foot long limb filled trunk. He carries the discovery to Terre Haute and plans to send the wood to the Indiana state museum for study. The wood oozes water and is spongy rather than petrified, drawing widespread attention.
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Rolla Fatlon
Glens Arr
Terre Haute
Ind
State Museum
Jndianapolis
Inara
Dreco Helps Hin Do A Better 108 Advertisement Claim
Local York residents seek Dreco relief from indigestion and stomach distress, as Mr. Thomas P Katz praises Dreco for renewed strength and regular bowels. Dr Kaiz endorses the remedy and expert Tilman advertises free advice at People's Drug Stores with widespread public interest.
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Thomas P. Katz
North George Street
York
Katz
Kaiz
Ike
Dreco
Sladly
Cas
Tilman
Drece Laboratories
People’s
France Plans Airliner Voyage Across the Atlantic
An article notes France constructing an airliner to transport high passenger numbers across the Atlantic, with remarks on Louis and a reference to ancient Egyptian incubators used for hatching chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Auction Finds Rare Books In London Sale Room
An auction room discovery revealed largely yellowed books with a rare leather bound volume containing specimens of Condon’s press. It included a fragment of the Royal Book and a perfect copy of a wheeli ng worth over 10 000 dollars. The Book of Good Manne and nout Tate of CPs Poeteinat of Rawlence, a complete volume of white tay realized 5 000 at auction. The sole perfect copy known outside Bodleian Library at Oxford of Songs and Sonnets by Trenty Toward, earl of Surrey, 1557, was found awaiting sale at Chatham.
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London Entes
Condon's Press
Vony
Muotion
Bodlelen
Onford
Trenty Toward
Earl of Surrey
Ald Anke Waluscot
Upbakery
Chatham
Tong
Term Used by Masons On Cyclopean Masonry Walls
The term refers to walls built of forge and faceted stones, unhewn and irregular, seen at Mycenae Tiryns and across Greece and Dalley. Veladylina were ancient builders blamed by later ages for Cyclopean stonework, whose vast proportions sparked myths of Cyclopes guiding Romans around 1000 B C.
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Mycenae
Tiryns
Greece
Daly
Trelind
Perit
Atrlen
Evebange
Pittsburg Church Serves Banquet After Sunday School
A Pittsburg church provides a ban' tuul oxga style meal to attendees after Sunday School, offering communal refreshment to participants and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Swnduy School
Wonderful Stomach Remedy touted by patient letter
A patient letter from Wm Starkey of Rack Creek Allo describes severe indigestion and illness. After hospital visits and failed remedies, he tried Doctor Orths Stomach Remedy and recovered, working daily for six months in good health. The note promotes Orths Stomach Toned with a money back guarantee and claims wide availability in drug stores.
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Starkey
Rack Creek
Allo
Orth
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Ballenge
Braddock
Hyattstown
Kemptown
Meryland Tract
Adamstown
Pleszant
House of Health
Glenn Stull
Margaret Titus
Knoxville
Wm. E. Hauver
Paul Smith
Monrovia
Russell Alexander
Bruce Remsberg
George
Stansler
Thomas Edw
Thrasher
HY. J. Orthard
Ruth R. Kemp
Libertytown
Altone R. Kemp
Rebecca G. Wilter
William Franklin Smith
Ijamsville
Richard Smith
Gienatai
Emory Garrier
Lewisiow
Johnnie Derr
Dot
Ford Shriver
Emimilshars
Shrirwumidehure
Emamilshurs
Glis
Taneytad Carrell Phillips
Taneytown
Raymond
Eyier
Haney
Robert A. Ai Wright Harney
Poland
Umimert Nowlis
Burkittsvild
Nathan Shriver
Emmilshurz
Wilmer Mave
Emmiems
Taneyioan
Wilson Clemson
Durot
David Smith
Russel Weary
Ithur Finck
Waddletown
Sehell
Nestsamme
John Dade
Lander
Wiliam Trownling
Mentona
Calvin Burdette
Frederick Nall
Edward Worn
Presenck
Jesse Hing
Qalpa Harn
Roche
John Weap
Frederik “Oy
Extend Campaign For Children’s Aid Fund
Baptist Union
Paris
Isle of Cyprius
Asbeetos
Hin
George St. Hat
Ae California
C. Smith
G.C Dillard
Santa Feity
Philadelphia
Phoac Rittenhouse
Theatre
Iita
Atna-Ize
Zina Life Insurance Company
Court Street
Chiropractic
O. R. McInty
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Iagara Falls
Niagara Falls
International Railway Terminal
Prospect Park
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
the Standard Railroad OF
Tre-World
Rexall
Rogers Studio
North Market St
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
North Market Street
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