Dry Campaign Boosted by Frederickton parade and union service
Frederickton residents packed the Union Church armory for a dry campaign rally after a Sunday parade with 1,893 marchers and four bands. Judge J J McWhorter urged prohibition stating liquor taxes and deficits followed repeal, while Mrs. Rudd T Neel highlighted dry Maryland benefits.
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Ory
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Moose
Frederick City
Milton G. Urner
M. E. Sunday Schoo
Charles Boileau
Middletown Lutheran Sunday’ School
C. H. Albaugh
Thin City
Woo
Alsac
Morria Parg
Grayson H. Staley
Armory
Edgar H. Melride
Mr. Carroll
Baltimore
J.J. McWhorter
West Virginia
Rudd J. Neel
McWhorter
Tia
Neel
Maryland
Walkersville Days Parade Delights Town
Walkersville celebrated a large dry parade last Saturday with a half mile procession led by Franklin Harshman and local officials on horseback. About 250 schoolchildren, banners, and 50 decorated horsemen joined, followed by autos and trucks in a festive display supporting prohibition.
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Walkerstile
Leagte
Walkersville
P. T. Barnum
Atlantic
Pacific
Franklin Harshman
Readings and Services Across Local Churches
Sunday school and morning services filled area churches led by pastors and speakers. The United Brethren, St. John's, Methodist, Trinity, Evangelical Lutheran, Grace Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, First Baptist, and All Saints' churches held programs, sermons, and classes featuring temperance talks, reformation themes, and catechetical instruction.
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United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Rudd
T. Neet
Tras
Reno S. Harp
Hardie Sponseller
Simon Summers
Walter Stey
Will'am Hi. Brentlinger
Charlater
David Steiner
J. Edward Whieceger
William Hoffmaster
Jacob Kintz
Stoderick
Mary Hummelbaugh
Patsy McDonald
Misa Sue Haugh
Jonnie Immsburg
Cradle Roll
Didsle Wiles
Mra
Jacob Kints
Rena Mober
Mrn
Trace Sponseiler
Misa Estie Viller
Vmirn
Elele Hoover
Mabel Malesworth
Tey
EO Tiumiachaugh
Joshua 119
Willam W. Pickett
Wiliam
Roderick
Grace Sponseller
Ham
Meshtugh
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church
James O. Wrightson
Rudd T. Neel
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland School For the Deaf
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity M
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Dutaler
Ladies Sewing Society
Church of the Brethren
Paul H. Bowman
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Pixon
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kleffer
Geo. Edw. Smith
Dressler
First Baptist
Ible
W. C. Royal
Baptist Union Association
Baltimore
Autumn Parade Floats Highlight Local Groups
Rations and autumn leaves set the scene as floats from the W. T. U. the Reformer and the U. B. Lutheran and Methodist Sunday groups rolled by, showcasing community spirit and civic pageantry.
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The
Reformer
U. B. Lutheran
Methodist
Prohibition Parade Highlights Community Unity and WCTU Roles
A village parade celebrated prohibition with schools and floats led by the W C T U. Prizes went to Rev Shuke and the Reformed Sunday school for best entries, followed by a joint church service in Walkersville with a 40-voice choir and a Mrs Parcells address. Cumberland editor W W Brown married Hazel Joerner in St Louis with a breakfast reception.
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School of Prohibition
Uncle Sam
Vilage
Cora Cutshall
Woodsboro
John J. Hendrickson
Florence Stoner
Frederick
W. W. Doub
McKride
Shuke
Lutheran Church
Anto
Thos, Saylor
Reformed Sunday School
Walkersville
Glade
Cumberland
Wiliam W. Brown
Cumberland Daily News
Hazel Joenier
A. Joernder
St. Louis
St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church
Dr. Phillips
May Best Conscription Vote Report
Reuter Melbourne dispatch notes early returns from Italy on compulsory military service showing a substantial majority against conscription. The brief also mentions a tobacco and medicine ad copy praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claimed to have saved a baby from croup and marketed as pleasant and obtainable everywhere.
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Tanten
Aueitalia
Reuter
Melbourne
Mle Haby
Nufacturers
TG Vines
Ari«pe
Chamberlain
Nemedy
Usemcenl c
Octogenarian Patterson Dies After Severe Cold
Robert Patterson aged eighty saw life end at his nephew G Meade Patterson’s home in Emmitsburg after a severe cold. He never married, farmed most his life, and was the last of four brothers. He died after rising from his chair and collapsing in the bathroom. He was a Presbyterian church member. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Robertf. Patterson
Emnithburg
Wills Albert M. Patterson
G. Meade Patterson
Patterson
Frederick
Adams County
Une
Emmitsburg
Mr. Patterson
Hys
G. Meade Patteron
Presbyterian Church
Have Sunk 1453 Ships Only 200 of Them Neutrals
Berlin reports from Lokal Anzeiger quoting official statistics on wartime sinkings. From war start to October 12, 1253 hostile ships totaling 2,569,501 tons were sunk while 200 neutral ships totaling 276,528 tons were sunk for contraband. The neutral tonnage is about ten percent of the hostile. Neutral ships, notably Norwegian, may cease sinking if they stop contraband shipments.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Boy Confesses Attempted School Fire in Williamstown
Lainiken Owens fourteen year old son of a prominent merchant confessed to trying to burn the Bay Fires Schoolhouse during a lecture. The janitor extinguished the blaze in the auditorium as 459 people listened to the talk.
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Bay Fires
Williamstown
W. Va
Lainiken Owens
Youns Owens
Wonderful recovery shared by Maryland woman
Mrs. Maggie Jackson of Anacostia Maryland says Preco cured her decade long stomach troubles. She gained eight pounds after two bottles, reports improved digestion sleep and appetite, and no more pains or gas. Free samples offered and TDreco sold by Pearce's Pharmacy.
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Maggie Jackson
Elvan Road
Anacostia
Preco
Pearce
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