Today in History and Birthdays Anniversaries
A dated chronicle lists birthdays and events from 1817 to 1920 including James W. Denver born in Winchester Virginia and later Kansas governor. Charles Healey indicted as Chicago police chief. 1860 San Francisco linked to New York by telegraph. 1916 indictments. 1920 Ohio Governor Cox campaign stop. plus notes on anniversaries of poets and military actions and local divorce grants.
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James W. Denver
Kansas
Colorado
Winchester
Washington, D.C
John &. Thompson
Southern Literary Messenger
Richmond
New York City
Prince Windbach
Viena
San Francisco
New York
Grant
Admiral Farragut
Philadelphia
Ottawa
Charles C. Healey
Chicao
Cox
Ohio
Madison Square Gurdea
The Daily News Frederick MD Editorial Note
Public notices and letters must include the writer’s real name and be mailed to the office. The Associated Press news is reprinted with credited dispatches and opinion otherwise published only with consent. Free notices advertising by mail are accepted. telephone submissions are not.
Potomac Synod Opens In Frederick 1923 Meeting
Frederick welcomes the annual meeting of the Synod of the Potomac of the Reformed Church in the United States. The gathering marks fifty years since the 1873 opening and honors Hood College and local congregations as leaders in spiritual welfare.
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Potomac
Frederick
Synod of the Potomac
Reformed Church
United States
Frederek
Eccemble
Ccessions
Hood College
Seashons
Jacob C. Miller
York
Daniel Zacharias
Sonat
Astrological Forecast Warns of Turmoil and Caution
A long horoscope warns of planetary malefics and potential upheaval in Russia and Western cities. It predicts severe cold, charity needs, labor unrest, and dangers from imprudent statements or associations. It notes who should beware and suggests careful writing and letters in the year.
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London
Russia
Chicago
France
Italy
Tabra
Mt Ema
Terson
Relves
McClure
Exadicate
Bible Thought Do WEt Jesus Saintly Commandment
Fragmentary religious text cites Jesus teaching to love God with all heart and soul, including a referenced verse 22 37. The wording appears garbled with misspellings and transcription errors. The item presents a brief biblical quote and uncertain citation.
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Jesus
Inquiring Reporter Answers on Prohibition Enforcement
The responses from readers on the governors conference with President Coolidge vary. Hoke expects stronger enforcement with governor cooperation. Crone doubts any national impact. Abbott doubts influence beyond Maryland. Burke foresees a tremendous effect if six points are carried out. Feaga argues federal support is needed to curb violations.
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President Coolidge
Lerot Hoke
Frederick
Harry Crone
Middletown
Yweary H. Abbott
South Market Street
Litehic
Maryland
Percy M. Burke
East Third
HM. Feaga
Fengayille
Jungle Call Still Holds Braley With Mowgli Echoes
Berton Braley revisits Kipling like a jungle echo and recalls Shere Khan and Mowgli. The poem travels through tangled trails and wilds inviting a timeless hunt. The Jungle spell remains strong from youth to elder days.
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Kipling
Hthe Bagheera
Fat Baloo
Akela
Long Gray Brother
Shere Khan
Mowgli
Montreal Squirrel Secrets Gulf Balls For Nuts
Whimsical notes report a Montreal squirrel hoarding 68 gulf balls as possible nuts, while no golfers are present to contest the cache.
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Montreal
Frederick County Historical Society Meets in 1905 Notice
Twenty years ago to bay in Frederick report covers the Frederick County Historical Society executive committee meeting at James Fenwick Smith's residence to plan resumed regular meetings. Members listed include Mrs F P Smith Mrs Eleanor Murdock Johnson Mrs Henry Williams Major E Y Goldsborough and Harry K E Chaptine. Judge James McSherry asked to deliver memorial ovation for Hagerstown Lodge of Elks in December. Ernest McCardell arranging football game on Thanksgiving between Western Maryland College second team and an opponent. Also note a missing yearling heifer found dead on Charles Waters farm near Utica Mile Towson.
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Frederick County
Soud
James Fenwick Smith
Second Street
Nes
F. P. Smith
Eleanor Murdock Johnson
Henry Williams
Major EY. Goldsborough
Harry KE. Chaptine
James McSherry
Hagerstown
Ernest McCardell
Western Maryland College
Frederick
Purely Personal social notes from Frederick area visits
Mrss Florence Muzzey of Rockland near Shepherdstown visited Miss Laura Sehley Osburn in West Third street and returned Monday. The Thursday gathering at South Market street included Mrs. James Montgomery and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Montgomery and children, Mrs. Paul Montgomery and daughter, Miss Christine Fisher, Miss H. Chase, Mrs. Kate Manny, and others from Baltimore and nearby towns. Other arrivals and visits include Gusher Montgomery of Frederick, Thelem Hyett of Adamstown, Mrs. Margie Swomler of Ijamsville, J. Jacobs of Waynesboro Pa., Mrs. Benjamin F. Ridenour, and travels of Mrs. Thompson of Darkersburg with trips to High Point North Carolina and Front Royal and Winchester Virginia. The Hauger family and Marlon Layman hosted a day trip to Martinsburg.
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Florence Muzzey
Rockland
Shepherdstown
Laura Sehley Osburn
West Third Street
MahlonsSwomiey
South Market Street
James Montgomery
Katherine
Mes
G. W. Montgomery
Luther
Granville
Paul Montgomery
Tela
Christine Fisher
H. Chase
Kate Manny
Daltimore
Clyde Bacher
Gusher Montgomery
Frederick
Mis
Thelem Hyett
Adamstown
Margie Swomler
Ijamsville
J. Jacobs
Waynesboro
Benjamin F. Ridenour
Foster Grubaker
Wilmington
Delaware
Abe Brubaker
William Koontz
William, Jr
Freder
Joseph Koontz
Hanover
Ack Thompson
Darkersburg
W. Va
Thompson
High Point
Front Royal
Winchester
Roy Hauger
Fam- 1
Pharment
Magstown
Marlon Layman
Wheat Prices Stir Farm Waiting For Better Market
Farmers across the county wait for higher wheat prices as they hold grain rather than sell at current bids. Some have sold at prevailing rates, but most seek gains, with many reporting modest profits if prices rise. The article notes uncertainty and discusses regional price expectations and the prospect of a stronger market.
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Jess Chan
Omelet Mishap That Toughens Surface Edges
The article warns that cooking an omelet too quickly makes it tough. Eggs firm up on the bottom and middle before the top finishes, causing a rubbery texture and an unevenly cooked omelet. It advises gentler, even heat to avoid overcooking the edges.
Citizens Clash Over Hagerstown Light Plant Project
Heated hearings opened in Baltimore and moved to Hagerstown over a 300000 bond issue for a municipally owned light and power plant versus private control. Ex mayor Urges municipal plant support as citizens argue referendum approval and legislative authorization.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Public Service Company
Pullis
Public Service Commission
Lngerstown
Light and Power
William Milnes Maloy
Commission
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
SM. Blom
Tagerstown
A. S. Mason
Fitserstown
American Water
Wirks and Electer¢ Company
Tiesides
Maley
J. Frank Tarper
Ezra Te Whitman
Carl Wolf
The Silent Command at City Opera House and Local Stage Highlights
The City Opera House presents The Silent Command this afternoon and evening with no special cast. Madge Bellamy stars in Lorna Doone on Wednesday afternoon. Thursday features The Famous Mrs with Charles Bar, Treaten, and Winky in Saturday shows. Empire Theatre offers De votion with Tinsel Pawn this afternoon and Dustin Farnum in She Grail on Saturday. The Maryland Theatre screens The Veiled Woman with Mareverite Stow this afternoon and tonight, plus an inter national Newsreel. Concert is planned for Wednesday at the Maryland venue. Episcopal Convocation plans in Westernport November 13 and 14 with about 25 delegates to meet Bishop Murray and Archdeacon Helfenstein at St Jamies Church.
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the Empire
Tinsel Pawn
Empire Theatre
Dustin Farnum
Maryland
Mareverite Stow
Myrtle Reed
Hadkinson
Cumberland
Tiresse
Public Sale of Farm Dwelling and Woodland Nearby Frederick
A public sale is announced for valuable farm and dwelling property plus woodland located three miles east of Frederick Maryland. The sale invites interested buyers to bid on the combined real estate assets under applicable local procedures. Names of bidders, exact parcel details, and sale date are not specified in the fragment.
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Frederick
Wrederick Ulig
Maryland
Willwun Td
Urabill
Blunt Boule Graul
Yallowst
Plate Road
Earl
Mt. Pleasant State Road
Wo Azimer Tan
Edward Lundgren
Granville Wachtel
Annie al Main
Pearl
Cla Whalill
Artes Eaworthy
Mt. Pleasant
Willams
Birely
S. J.ben
George W. Perry
Kranta Mul Road
Frederick County
William “H. Grabilt
Orphans’ Court
Frederck County
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Federal Court
Robert Bruges
America
Isle of Thanet
Marquis of Salisbury
Council
Horace M. Towner
Porto Rico
Vielvidere
Ill
Frederick F. Reese
Episcopal
Savanish
Lallimore
Gilbert N. Lewis
Tniversity of California
Weymouth
Mass
John Reuben Thompson
Canada
International Association of Fire Engineers
Robert Bridges
Great Britain
University of Michigan
Pacific Coast
California
Annie C. Quinn
Rene
Warp
John T. Quinn
Hrunswick
Truce L. Stevens
Charlestown
West Virginia
Reno Sharp
Nina E. Stevens
Brunswick
Thelma P. Williams
Reno
Thomas Willams
Toad College
Ben Hecht
Kenneth Sawyer Goodmin
Y Hut
Butler College
University of Ilinois
Mid-West
Butler
Vueup
Uni
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Ves
Our Furthy
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Pollars
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Otte
the Daily News
Newe-Post
Court Street
Frederick, MD
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Hrederick, Md
Bible Thought
Shachhie
Berton Braley
Cal Sam
Berton Bralmy
NEA Service, Inc
Tom Sims
Lloyd George
Paris
Washington
Isaus
Fea
Los Angeles
Tucson
Ariz
Barving
Columna of the News
Vv. G. Freshour
Charles
Woters
Utica
Toston
Mr. Freshour
Haiter
Uwarvarnt
Princeton
Yale
P. S.C
Theatre News
TE Frank
Norwood
Leing
Lewis F. Lochner
Fleasant District
Inatatti& Wat En
William J. Grove
Senator
Orphans Court
William C. Howard
Charles W. Smith
Frederick District
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Ke St
ATRL
Tracey
Latelny
Boyderick
Nia
Dakar
Baeht Street
Bucherstown
the News Job Printing Office
Anni M
Mats
Ina F
Biber
Clara V. Grabili
Jaroh Tohrback
John J. Dutrow
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William Henry Harrison Purdum
Frank C. Purdum
Charles. P. Burger
Fidelity Building
Otephans' Court
Rachel E. Linthicum
Crephans
James B. Greene
Baltiiore
FINST
District Court of the United States
Ray W
Liston
Hey W
Linton
Arent
Law Offier
Pythian Code
Wiederick City
Marstand
Ant
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Arthur PD. Willard
Tatalagt
Newa Job Printing
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