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Polling Places Debate in Frederick County Schools
The News reports that only two school buildings will be used for polling next Tuesday. Taxpayers pay to rent venues despite county ownership of substantial property idle much of the year. Advocates of economy push for schools as community centers to host elections.
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Hood College reports 1914 15 finances show healthy balance
The Hood College annual report to the Potomac Synod lists total income of 49519 and a net of 3022.64. Directors allocate 2500 to the building fund, arguing that financial strength aids fundraising and self sufficiency for educational gains.
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Military drill in colleges and high schools debate
Yale president A T Hadley leads a push for broad military training in colleges. The piece argues drill improves posture, breath, and confidence, speeds reaction time and discipline, and suits modern life though opinions vary on implementation.
Boya Playful Soldiers Inspire Energetic Study View
Groups of people discuss Boya soldiers as a lively part of school life. They see it as physically stimulating and mentally engaging, though they acknowledge no military value. The activity is described as invigorating and awakening for participants.
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Mechanical Drawing In Night School Course
The Y M C A educational committee considers four new mechanical drawing courses for night pupils, free of charge with broad access. A slow writing course may also start, under Prof J Biehl at Boys High School next Monday. Girls to be taught at Federated Charities with school providing books and desks. Lewis Catrow of Lewistown was dismissed on speech law charges yesterday.
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Merchants Back Plan to Light City Nights After November 1
Merchants pledge to fund a street lighting project, with no refusals noted from a petition circulated among them. The Hagerstown and Frederick railroad supports the effort, promising brighter 40 Watt Mazda lamps along Market Street from Fourth Street to the bridge, and on Patrick Street.
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Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Briefs
A Frederick column recalls events from twenty years prior including a pension granted to John Warfield, notes on a Liberia editor Jacob Lo Engel, a press incident involving Walkersville Enterprise, and local Masonic Royal Arch Chapter No. TM officers elected for the year. Fisherman Charles E Heller sent five large bass from Point of Rocks caught in the Potomac to Col L. V. Bachhiman.
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Explosion fears as Yellow Springs震 across town
An additional blast rattled Yellow Springs at 11:30 pm frightening residents yet caused no damage. Officials investigated but found no dynamite link. A stranger near the Charlesville road sparked talk, while Mayor and Aldermen plan a 7:36 pm meeting to discuss Fishing Creek pipe line progress and recent activity. Mt. Airy to celebrate a new high school building with a marble slab unveiling and parades. A report from Hagerstown notes concerns over a white woman marriage license request involving Patterson and a 15 year old girl.
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Frederick ad claims Vinci cures chronic coughs
An advertisement from Frederick vil offers Vinci as a constitutional remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis. It cites Dr Danning and Benjamin Downing of Scranton Pa reporting relief after using Vinci and claims the medicine strengthens the body with unknown extracts. The piece presents testimonial style endorsement and promotes Vinci as a cure rather than a mere cough syrup.
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Patterson Voices Against Taxpayer Funds For Register Of Wills
Local notice quotes Mel Albert M Patterson and Samuel D Thomas praising prior audits while opposing any levy to fund clerks in the Frederick County Register of Wills office. Republican mass meetings announced in Yellow Springs and Brunswick with remarks by local lawyers. Employment ad seeks house painters in Creagers Town area.
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