Death and life stories of Dean and allied figures
James H. Dean of Coronado Beach Calif died after a year of ill health and a stroke at about 75. He formerly lived in Frederick and Yellowstone Park where he supervised the government park, later retiring in California. Survived by his widow Miss Pickings. Burial in Coronado Beach. Eleanor Drane Gilbert of Colorado Springs, wife of Dr G B Gilbert, daughter of R H Drape of Piedmont and granddaughter of the late Judge Join H Kelley, to be buried in Colorado Springs. Latimer Schildt of Thurmont died after four weeks with typhoid at 43, survived by wife, eight children, eight brothers and one sister. funeral at noon from home, burial U B Cemetery Thurmont. College to Launch Big Drive notes a $1,000,000 campaign at Washington and Lee University. exec committee named and plans for a local canvass. Thurmont-Emmitsburg bus struck a fence near Dr J H Prud’homme’s. driver Lewis Stoner and four passengers unharmed. calf involved.
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James H. Dean
George A. Dean
Rockwell Terrace
Coronado Beach
Cal
Mgr
Dean
Federick
Dilly House
Maryland School
Yellowstone Park
California
Miss Pickings
Frederick
Corandolo Beach
San Diego
Pepely Ye
Nic Casper
B. Cline
Eleanor Drane Gilbert
Latimer T. ‘Schilat
Latimer T.schildt
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
U. B
Washington and Lee University
Henry Louis Smith
Martin P. Burks
Matthew P. Paxton
Greenlee “D." Letcher
H. St. George Tucker
Howard L. Hall
Rockbridge Bayass
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
J. H. Prudhomme
Lewis Stoner
Farmer Crushed Under Wheels in Maryland Farm Accident
A Frederick County farmer, about 48, was fatally injured when his horse driven spreader bolted and dragged him. He died about an hour after reaching City Hospital. He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral service set for Bethesda cemetery.
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George
Cutsail
Cutsall
Hopital
New Market
Catsail
Frederick County
Montgomery Line
Lansfale Burdette
Lewisdale
Dughter
Bethesda
Sheriff Denies Wallace Capture Rumors In Creager Case
Sheriff Charles H. Klipp warns that false reports of Clarence S. Wallace being caught undermine vigilance in the Leo M. Creager murder case. A $1,000 reward remains for Wallace, who has not been captured, as officials insist they will announce any true apprehension to the public.
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Leo M. Creager
Charles H. Klipp
Bean
Clarence S. Wallace
Wallace
Taxpayer Letters Rail at County Finance and Politicians
A 1919 Frederick County political letter-bomb targets Republicans and county officials over local taxes and spending. The writer blames both parties, cites auditor figures on road and bridge costs, poorhouse inmate costs, and county salaries, and questions election-year motives and governance efficiency. Public notices and court actions appear amid ads and community items.
Local Notices and Advertisements From Frederick Md Monday
Moberly’s at East Patrick Street promotes grooming and massage services with emphasis on modern methods. Noting second floor Central Trust Building room 3 and references to Moon and Emmit Cage. Also pottery pots at Nottningle’s on West Patrick Street and a Medicine Company exhibit on Market Street with free Life and Wonder-Oil demos at Pearce’s Drug Store. Mrs D E Kefauver invites hat millinery shows Thursday through Saturday with Lyons Velvet hats. Poultry and obituaries sought at 228 East Patrick Street.
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Moon
Emmit Cage
Southern Hotel
Central Trust Building
M. Buckingham
T. B. Donaldson Medicine Company
Market’ Street
Lyons
Mipged
Kefauver
Cor. Third “and Market ‘Sts
Frederick, Md
Among the sick and cancelled Lyric appearance
Mrs Fannie Moberly remains quite ill at her East Patrick street home. Her son Charles Moberly Jr of Washington has been visiting due to illness. Mabel Garrison, the prominent opera singer slated for the Lyric appearance with the New York Symphony Orchestra, fell ill last night and will not perform.
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Mabel Garrison Jr
Mabel Garrison
Lyric
Baltimore
New York Symphony Orchestra
Constipation Advice Promotes Gentle Remedy
In this ad reading the text urges keeping bowels regular through diet and exercise. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild gentle remedy when needed and notes they are inexpensive at a quarter. The tone reflects a classic advertisement fragment from a historic newspaper page.
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Chamberlain
Frederick area land and city homes listed for sale
170 acres with 20 acres timber near a State road describes excellent crops and splendid improvements. 22 acres cultivated three miles west of Frederick with a well and productive well. A new eight room house with modern conveniences, outbuildings, and a ten room city residence in buff brick with parquetry floors hot water heat electricity gas two baths and ample closet space. Additional parcels include a room house in repair and city property near markets with near hundred foot lot depth.
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Atatlon
Frederick
Rpm
Wrosocleky State Road
Ter
Local notices from Frederick in 1919 community pages
The snippet lists multiple local items: Dr H G Radcliff resumes dentistry in Frederick at Central Trust Building with prices for a set of teeth and old plates repair. Evangelical services at West Fourth Street by Pastor A L Martin from October 26 to November 16. hair cutting offered in Central Trust Building with appointment phone. a county treasurer candidate R Bruce Murdoch. chiropractic services by W A Summerville at Peoples Fire Insurance Building. J Fredericks Welsh Transportation Co moving to North Mildé Alley on November 18. radio accessory available from Braddock Heights garage. Braddock Heights Maryland.
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H. G. Radcliff
Frederick
Central* Treat
ML Racif
Evangeliatic Services Church of
the Brethern
West Fourth Street
A. L.b."martin
Baltimore
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Braddock Heights
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Eugene Halrauge
Sony Dardeaeeaaen
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