Frederick Still Hopes Pennsy Will Invest in City Improvements
The Frederick community renews faith in the Pennsylvania Railroad to fund terminal upgrades and local property development after five years of growth. Frederick A. Rose, Pennsylvania supervisor, praises progress and urges officials to invest further while some residents favor a competing line. Citizens are asked to remain patient as the city grows and seeks continued support.
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Pennsilvania Railroad Company
Generatow
Pennasivania
Frederick
Eis
Mostesa
Frederick A. Rose
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis Club
Power of a Feed Breakfasts at White House
President Coolidge restarts the White House breakfasts where statesmen share pancakes and conversation. The piece argues communal meals boost harmony, action, church membership, and community support, noting dinners lift spirits and foster public engagement.
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Coolidge
White Houses
Frederick
Inquiring Reporter Question On Wartime Poet Reflections
The piece presents jumbled quotes around a war poet and public figures like Roger Al Tang and Vase Chew. It hints at family experiences during 1953 and wartime themes, with fragmented recollections about doing things and personal sentiment.
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Rade Piers Faa
Burgek
Morfely
Roger AL Tang
Prac
Yan Guergrtalat
Local Health Notes and Illnesses in Middletown Area
Among The Sick weds tite Footing Lietown suffer d a stroke amd tell You her. Mrs Ro Wolfe of Middletown is recovering after a stroke and may rest several days. Arba L Schfer of Siddletown remains in hospital with high voltage illness for days. J Williams of Middletown ill but improving. James V Baer of Ibuv Hottom operated for hernia at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Castie near Tewaown suffered a stroke last month and is now helpless. Mrs Frank G House of Burkinaville ill. Mrs David Fry Jr of Jefferson improving at Frederick City Hospital and plans to return home Sunday.
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Rontzehen
Neek
Wolfe
Middietown
Arba L.shfer
Siddletown
Williams
Miduetown
James V. Baer
Ibuv Hottom
Frederick City Hospital
Bree
Heepital
James Pivestute
Marin Ns
Wm. Caste
Tewsteawn
Castie
Mise Tommie Miller
Burkittsville
Sham, Jr
Jefferson
Frank G. House
Burkinaville
David Fry, Jr
Jeferson
Workman Injured at Frederick Lime Kilns
Christian Keester, about 39, of South Street and an employee at Grove's Lime Kilns near Frederick, was struck on the head by a stone while working at a stone crusher Friday afternoon. He received a painful head laceration and was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. The injury is not considered serious.
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Christian Keester
South Street
Grove
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Election of Enoch Chapter Officers
Twenty years ago in Frederick reports list Enoch Chapter No. 25 A M high priest and officers including Harry J. Fromke scribe Charles Howard treasurer Elias B Ramsburgh secretary Wm Nash Youme sentinel Shafer ob Austin Haffner and Arthur Levy. Also notes university of Maryland students and local names such as Bessie Myt Grace Zimmerman Frank Heck and Wilard Markey among others.
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Enoch
A.M
Wr. C. Bireir
Harry J. Fromke
Charles Howard
Elias B Ramsburgh
Wl Nash Youme
Shafer Ob
Robert BE
Cupper Northina
Bessie Myt. Fente
Grace Zimmerman
Matei Sex
Welém
Taxier
Fraskh Heck
Thman
Charles Stone
Robert Clapp
Fred Friday
Prof
Losi
Wilard Markey
Frederick Dutrow a Frederick County Products leader
Who's Who profiles Frederick Dutrow prominent Frederick businessman born in Hyattstown Maryland. After early schooling and a clerk stint he moved west to ranching then joined Swift and Company in Baltimore rising to branch manager positions in Wilmington Richmond and Washington. In 1953 he reorganized Frederick County Products Company where he serves as president and general manager. He holds various Masonic and fraternal memberships and is active in Evangelical Lutheran church. He married Dana Strobman in 1997 and has two daughters Margaret and Dorothy. His hobbies include hunting and Western scenery.
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Dassel Theodore Lutton
Frederick County Products Inc
Frederick
Hyattstows
United States
Mr. Dutrow
Dutiel W
Rosa W. Delaplaine Dutrow
Hyattstown
Ife
Locust Grove
Anfter
Frederick County Prodtee Company
Sod General mesoaKer
aMliatidas
Grand Lodge
Ao Fo
A. Munsons
Royal Arch Masons
Knights ‘Templar
Warkington
Skeet Anil Gunlib
Frederick Ki- Was
Uci
Today in History and Anniversaries Note
Today marks the fifth year of the Republic of Turkey and the capture of the first prisoner of war by American Expeditionary Forces. Tennessee observes the 50th anniversary of General Nathan Bedford Forrest's death. the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition opens in Portland. Kansas City hosts the American Travel Association convention. Also listed are various anniversaries and births including Mark Alexandra, widow of the late King Ferdinand of Romania.
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Turkey
Tennessee
Nathan Belford Forrest
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
United States
Canada
American Tratel Association
Obscure Births and Political Names From Old Ledger
A fragmented notice lists individuals with origins in Kent and Carolina counties and references Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy appointed by President Coolidge. It notes elections in Nicaragua and mentions Lewistown Daytura and Luther A. Johnson as a Texas congressman in Navarre County with unclear dates.
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Kent
Valley
Frank R. McCoy
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Lewistown
Daytura
JL AL CC
Chandier
William and Mars College
Borny
Carolina County
Luther A. Johnson
Congress
Navarre County
Texa
Hallowe'en social news and town updates spur chatter
Mary Esther reports a lively week with parties at the Country Club and Hospital Alumnae event, plus a lecture on marriage influencing local brides and grooms. She notes property work on North and South Market streets, local historic residents, and plans for a new church site, Armistice Day events, and cultural visits to Baltimore and Hagerstown.
Wachter Dwelling Sold at 114 Etshrh Street
Gilmore Flin, reader and in j shratce agent, buys from Mr and Mrs Martin L Wachter their modern dwelling at 114 Etshrh street. The lot fronts HA feet and has depth of 2k5 feet with a double garage and well set in shrubbery and flowers. Immediate possession is given.
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Eighth &J
Gilmore
Flin
Martin L. Wachter
Etshrh Street
Life's Niceties Etiquette Questions and Land Sale News
Etiquette Q and A discuss wedding customs at the altar. Carroll Farms, eight acres near Cart roll county, were sold privately to Belt and Steele of Frederick for about 25 000 pounds. Louis Mathon, 101, reputed Crimean War veteran, noted as the oldest survivor of the campaign.
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Carrol! Farms
Chihuahua
Wade Warfield
Cartroll County
Louis Mathon
France
England
Rossetti Poem and Swimmer Image Echo Mystery
A fragmentary pair of lines presents a Rossetti inscription and a stray note about a swimmer who doubts and turns back mid swim. The text blends archaic self referential verse with a brief, unclear meditation on fate and memory.
Clever Solicitor Solves Down and Out Dilemmas
A wry note on legal tricks and upstart lawyers, suggesting clever solicitors seize any chance to profit. The text hints at Warp Wheeler style cunning in the realm of legal counsels.
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B. Wheeler
Ellus
Puzzle Hint Teases Golf Par Challenge and Pencil Trick
A coy clue describes a pencil trick to make golf par four possible with two twists. The note suggests a cold to warm transition and mentions a solution printed on the last page, implying an illustrated puzzle or brain teaser in the issue.
Letter Golf Rules And Word Change Puzzle
A description of a word ladder game where you change one letter at a time to transform COW into HEN in three strokes. Rules specify one-letter steps, valid dictionary words only, fixed letter order, and a final solution printed on the last page.
Lufburrow On Moving Birds And Humans
A fragment reflecting on migration and mobility by N A Lufburrow notes humans envy birds for travel ease while humans bear moving costs. The passage contrasts domestic burdens with birds roaming freely and mentions thousands of horses shipped from British Columbia ranges to Soria Russia this year.
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Ritish Columbia Ranges
Soria Russia
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Guuthera Printing Actoring CO
Vase Chew
W. L. Gorpon
Austin Haffner
Arthur Levy
University _ of Maryland
McSherry
Taliors Bekotle
Govemnet
Wartell
Glennorton
Newman
Who's Who
Marshal St. Arnaud
Chester A. Arthur
Tucket States
Ellen Lewis
Commodore Herndon
U.S. XI
Czata
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Raocha
London
Cay
South Africa
Alfredo Cocchi
Bolozna
Listy
Roth Cruges
New York City
W._ L. Mackenzie Kine
New York
Tlos
New Soersey
Mark Alexandra
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Livre Club
Apabie Wuey
Card Prarty
Cascedin
A. Pee Shah
Peat Jtev
J.apudell
Bog
Dr. McCuaig
Billy Grove
North Market Street
Hahn and Rowe
South Market Street
Mary Jane
George M. Gittinger
Ches. Mantz
Frederick County
Martin L. Rohrback
Jacob Rohrback
The
Bar Association
John T. Sim
Ploneer
Thos. Turner
C. Alpert Gilson
Sponselier
Amd
Wilcoron and Brown
Old Church
Frederick Knights Templar
Hagerstown
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Rotary Club
Houck
Miss Abbott
Barbara Fritchie
Baltimore
Maryland
Walter Johnson
Frederick Fair
Newark
Asia
Mary Esther
Teo
ARES
Flapper
Fanny
AID
BEA Siresec
Andy
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Cross
Enobeniin
Copyright National Newspaper Service
Thomas A. Edison
Bosk
Andw Wisdee
Bessey
Braucher
America
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison
Milan
Ohio
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Peper
Tha Sienk
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Ates
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Wen Edison
Fife
Port Huron
Mich
Detroit
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Satel
N. A. Lufburrow
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