Frederick Fair Draws 25,000 on Busy Thursday
Frederick grounds teem with humanity as crowds surge through the fair amid sunshine and smooth traffic. Officials report record turnout on Thursday with estimates surpassing 25,000, as rail and auto arrivals flood the Square Corner and grandstand capacity. Politicians Day brings few candidates, while traffic officers earn praise for safe crowd control.
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Frederick Grounds
Agricultural Society
Frederick
Fair
F. N. Ziblman
United States
John Walter Smith
David J. Lewis
Congress
L. Elmer Keefer
Northern Central Line
Ely
AL Kemp Keefer
Washington
Balt
Martosbug
Northern Central
Spc
York
Hanover
Local residents visiting Frederick neighbors in weeklong stays
A string of visitors arrives in Frederick from Baltimore, Hagerstown and Washington, staying with relatives along West Patrick Street, East Second Street and nearby. Guests include Mr Harold K Moberly from Winchester, Mr Lewis T Kreh, Mrs J J Hare, Master Ray M Beltier, Mrs William East, Mrs Lulu Landis Shepherd, Dr Edward Fahroey, Mrs George Yost Jr, and many others visiting family and attending the fair.
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Harold K. Moberly
Wnnchester
Frederick
Lewis T. Kreh
Madison Ave
Hug
Baltimore
Frank Sell
Taneytown
Newton M. Zooth
West Church Street
J. J. Hare
Haltimore
Henry W. Momke
East Chivel Street
Ray M. Beltier
Loys
Charles I. Miller
West Matrick Street
William East
Boonshoro
Nellie Obenderter
St Warrick Street
Mioc
B. Sinarer
Carlile
Lulu Landis
Shepherd
West Third Street
Howard Sleinner
Willam
Norristown
Wills
Fisher
Clarke Place
Robert Klotz
Washington
Edward James
East Church Street
George Yost, Jr
Forest Park
William H. Kreh
West All Saints Street
Edward Fahroey
Timberville
Wallace A. Mullen
East Patrick Street
George Saubile
Carroll County
Willis J. Misher
Paul Norris
Rohersville
Charis E. Schaeffer
West Patrick Street
W. I. Keefer
Baltimere
Inlaw
J. Frank Hoffman
Casper Sadler
Delia Ruddach
George J. Salter
Blanche Culler
Middledown
John M. Culler
Fannie Waite
George T. Baumgardner
South Market Street
Col
J. M. Pearce
Mixa Laura T. Pearce
My Lady's Manor
E. H. Lamar
Joseph Cook
Bertha G"unger
Fred German
C. L. Clemson
Harry Welch
Annapolis
Mary M. Kaufman
Hagerstown
John Edward Schell
Noth Market Street
Murray Beer
Wiliam Baer
Alice Smith
Baer
Memingz
West Fifth Street
Alice Mekwen
William Hueckey
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
R.A. Lindeman
Littlestown
Joh Maward Schell
North Market Street
Arthur Carringford
Mise Foe Chals
Visiling
James Grins
Third Street
George Cook
Chambers
Oil Treatment Promoted for Stomach Troubles
An old French remedy marketed as a pure vegetable ingredient claims to ease stomach troubles and liver issues. Advertised as safe after a first dose, it is sold by druggists including Williamson at 44 North Walker Street Frederick, Maryland.
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County Colonists Arrival By Frederick Count Colony Band
Frederick Count Colony of Baltimore arrives in the city shortly after ten o clock, nearly a hundred, led by Col Vernon. Members include wives and children, eight coaches on the train, badges read The Frederick Count Colony of Baltimore and The Martlant Seal.
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George Wo Vernon
Frederick Coll
Baltimore
Th City
Col. Vernon
Balimore
Rest Station Popular With Boy Scouts at Far Tent
The Boy Scouts peat status at the Far is popular as several have come to the tent seeking rest and asked permission to stay a while. Six cats have been arranged in the tent beside the Main building on the East.
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Boy Scouts
It Always Does the Work Ad Promises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An old advertisement claims the Chamberlain cough remedy works better than any other and has cured for years. The copy notes it is available from all dealers and was placed in a local paper in Homer City Pennsylvania.
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Frederick
Cologne
Frederick Fair
Roberta
Homer City
Ail Dealera
Fair sheep and swine show awards listed with names
A damaged OCR page lists extensive livestock awards from the fair, naming exhibitors such as H J Witter Kent Barney and F A Moore across classes like Cotswold Lincolnshire Southdown Merino Hampshire Dorset and Oxford. It records best buck and ram lamb titles, pair of ewes, and related honors with multiple second places. A brief note mentions a tent fire at the fairgrounds near the administration building and a real estate transfer.
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H. J. Witter
FL M. Stevens
AB. Walter
Matter
B. M. Stevens
Witter
FL Am. Stevens
M. Stevens
C. EB. Witter
FA. Moore
Kent Barney
Fred Moore
F. A. Moore
Lincolnshire
Kent Barn
FL A. Moore
I. A. Moore
Southdown
David Cramer
Chiss
Merino
Hampshire
F A. Moore
I.A. Moore
Dorset
Shropshire
B. F. Saul
Kent Sarney
Kent Berney
Kent Harney
A. Moore
Fla. Moore
FL J Moore
Fh Witter
Fo A. Moore
Fl Oal Moore
Antora Gaats
Bert Buck
Apwanl
Moore
Hob, Witter
Waiter
West Lack Lamb
Moace
Hob Witter
Enes
Fal Moore
H. RL Witter
Hoor Witter
Autumn Moon and Summer Lovers in a Turbulent Verse Tale
A poem titled A Million Bid by AniM Lisle, with Julia Gordon and Anita Stewart, is performed at the Empire to packed crowds who filled the theatre and clamored for repeats. The piece shares autumn moon imagery and a wistful summer memory. Civil and Military Gazette reports on ongoing showings and audience reaction along with other brief entertainment notes about Temptation and The Price of Crime at Marvel and Empire theaters.
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Anita Stewart
the Empire
The
Empire
Smith
Tolly
Marvel
Warner
Coffee Drinkers Slaves to Drug Habit Warns Advertiser
Dorchester Mass speaker Sr C J Douglass argues coffee drinkers form a drug habit, citing caffeine dependence and withdrawal. He contrasts coffee with Postum, advertised as caffeine free, claiming nutrition can satisfy appetite with many foods instead of stimulants.
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Dorchester
Mass
Instant
Warning on Kidney Health Drives Swamp-Root Appeal
A newspaper ad stresses kidneys as central to health and cites Bright's disease deaths in New York. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy, offering a sample bottle by mail and retail bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Bright
New York
Kilmér’s
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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