Brunswick Masons Hold Big Banquet in Brunswick
The Brunswick Lodge No 91 ALF and A. Masons celebrated their third annual Banquet and Ladies Night at Red Men’s Hall with over one hundred guests from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, Martinsburg, Shenandoah Junction, Lovettsville and beyond. The event featured a decorated hall, Brunswick Select Orchestra, and toasts by prominent Masons including T. Breutner and Henry Ramsburg. Membership has grown from 60 to 72 since Ladies’ Night began two years ago, marking significant lodge progress amid attendance from many out-of-town relatives and guests.
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Brunswick Lodge
No 91
ALF
A. Masons
Red Men's Hall
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Point of Rocks
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Junction
Lovettsville
Brunswick Select
Howard Marvin Jones
T. Breutner
W. Va
Siinswick
Duccb Rourback
Francis 2. Sappington
Henry Ramsburg
Lowis
Charles W. Suter
Charles E. Seward
Brunswick
F. H. Harris
Abner B. Bingham
Weverton
Albert
Coblentz
Middletown
F.C. Remsberg
C. B. Cox
John Hershberger
Jacob Rohrback
HW. B. Ramsburgh
Clem Tustin
Ilinois
G. W. Bready
Summit Point
Geo
Harper's Ferry
G. W. Eamich
Howard A. Gross
Jefferson
M. Oneida
Derr
Toned Up Whole System for Sale by Dealers
A stray ad promises Chamberlain's Tablets will restore energy and relieve headaches and fatigue. Mia Bether Mae Baker notes relief after trying the product months ago, claiming it cured pains and eye strain, with claims of overall toning.
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Chamberlain
Mia
Bether Mae Baker
All Dealera
German Line Forc ed Back in World War I Update
A Times dispatch from Berne reports massive German casualties over six days, with trains of wounded flooding Cologne Düsseldorf and Koblenz. British naval gunfire devastates Belgian villages. Yser crossings repeatedly repelled. French and British forces push toward Ypres, Lens, and Arras amid heavy fighting. German losses mounting in the north.
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Cologne
Dusseldorf
Boblenz
Red Cross
Times Fronm
Berne
Switzerland
Alsace
Belfort
Times
Westwerke
Slype
Novie
Yser
Langemard
Ypres
ARIS
Belgium
Diamonde
Nieuport
Dixamunde
la Bassee
Lens
Arras
Cambria
Aisne
Cravane
Peort
Comth
Toe Saomame Ant Tewart Tretry Aida Svs
Dma Tian
World War I front lines report from Western Front
The document notes a night push with Sikideen Bvitlki warship joining bombardment near Ypres but failing. West of Bille attacks continue with some success. French trenches toward the Argonne forest have been carried, defenders captured, and by sunup no material changes occurred on the western front.
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Sikdeen Bvitlki
Uyly
Ypres
Bille
Argonne
Battenberg Prince Maurice Dies of Wounds
London October 2 Prince Maurice Battenberg a lieutenant in the King's Royal Rifle Corps died of wounds received in action at Balmoral He was twenty three born October 3 at Balmoral He was the fourth child of Prince Henry of Battenberg and Victoria of England His sister Victoria Eugenie married King Alfonso others noted in line of succession
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London
Prince Maurice
Battenberg
King’s Royal Rifle Corp
Ile
Prince Maurice Victor Donald Wa
Tate
Pris Henry of
Battenders
Viiveen Beatrice
Vitoria
England
Balmoral
King’s Rave Rifle Corps
Hts
Palie Victoria Eugenie Jutie Fino
Nid
King Alfonso of
Prosperity in Scranton Mills and Mines Full Force
Prosperity spreads through Scranton Pennsylvania as textile mills operate with full manpower and mines remain busy. Orders, including 25th suit underwear for the British government from Lackawanna mills, illustrate widespread activity across the district’s textile companies.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Mills
Pinex cough remedy hailed as popular home treatment
An advertisement touts Pinex cough syrup as the leading home remedy for chest and throat coughs. It claims rapid relief, suitability for bronchitis and spasmodic croup, and offers 214 ounces of Pinex with instructions to mix with sugar syrup to make a pint. A money back guarantee accompanies the product.
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Dave
Trom Am
Ind
Emden Sinks Japan Steamer Amid War News
Berlin reports the German cruiser Emden sank a Japanese liner bound for Singapore after cruising from Karlsrule. Japanese forces repel German attacks as storms delay operations, with ships retreating to Kiachau harbor and rough seas hindering navigation.
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Singapore
Berlin
Ballin
Stampa
Toko
Dinos Ander Chistose
Takashiho
Kiac-Chau Harbor
Kia Chau Harbor
sIng-Tad
Otie
Servian Cruelty Charged At Croatian Slavic Front
Berlin reports Germans in Croatia and Slavonia appeal for help against Serbians who allegedly loot and slaughter noncombatants. The note says thousands have become homeless as Serbians deport crops and food supplies, amid widespread devastation and starvation.
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Berlin
Croatia
Slavonia
Health of vital organs urged in disease appeal
An old ad touts a kidney liver and bladder remedy as a cure for Wrights disease and other ailments. It claims the product offers mild healing and cites sworn testimonials from doctors and patients. Readers are urged to write Dr Kone & Co for samples and ordering details.
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Healah
Wright
New York
Kone & Co
Hingham
Ion Grin
Pareet Post Swamp
Our Fall Cold Relief Advertises New Discovery
A late 19th century advertisement touts a "New Discovery" remedy for colds and coughs. It claims quick relief, urges readers to try the product, and mentions a physician connected with the preparation. The ad includes a personal endorsement from a Manchester, Ohio reader and hints at household use.
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Wrey Lewis
Manchester
Ohio
Meaney Hack
Lee
Mrs Carman Goes to Farm After Murder Bail
Mrs Florence Carman, freed on $25,000 bail after a jury verdict in the Louise Bailey murder case, leaves her home for her husband’s Raven Rock farm in New Jersey. Dr. Carman and daughter Elizabeth accompany her as she receives gifts since returning from jail.
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Raven Rock
N. J. Port
N.Y. Get
Florence Carman
Ufr
Louise Bailey
No. 1
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A. Heineman
FE. Hover
H. B. Funk
E. K. Smith
C. A. Carlisle
W. FE. Shannon
Oscar M. Fogle
George Balvick
H. W.smith
J. J. Heskett
Harry Y George
W. Smith
W. Suter
John E Breads
HS Keenan
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C. O . Merriman
Thelma Carlisle
Lucille Shannon
Sarsh Shannon
Minnie Anderson
Loretta
Mildred Smith
Marile Lowers
Eoow. Barch
W. A. Sham Ters
James Row. Hoar
Melvin Oscar Moar
James W. Hoar
Mo Watson
Woh
Campbell CH Myers
Rod Hemp
HO. Caste
Hor Hickman
G Roy Hess
Lestie Moais
E. Kelies
Arerives
Sir Douglas Haig
France
EMA
Nieg
Ot Mirmunde
Maurice
Maine
Gardiner
R. PL Hazzac
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Galeburz
Hator
W. W. Stromberg
James E. Doll
South Market
Frederick, MD
EMDEN
Japan
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Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
White Cross
Ted
Mme
Heese
Emil A. Trefzger
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