Readjustment of Water Rates Boosts Revenues in Frederick
A historical study notes Frederick municipal water system becoming more profitable after rate readjustments and meter installation. It contrasts Brunswick’s long struggling, self insufficient system, detailing past transfers from the general fund, service growth, and investments aimed at improving supply and efficiency amid drought stresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Frederick
Brunswick Water System
General Fund
Porch Club Sees Pillar Entrance Plans For Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights September 1 A Porch Club meeting led by Mrs Hammon Urner heard progress on the Spring Improvement Committee and an Entrance Way project. Pillars of mountain stone will flank the roadway with Braddock Heights carved on the stone and painted on light globes. Dance profits totaled $81 after expenses. Next meeting September 14 will elect officers. Numerous residents and guests from Montgomery to Baltimore and Washington are listed as visitors or cottage residents at Valley View Clayton Cottages and Stonehurst.
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Braddock Heights
Porch Club
Harry Diffendal
Philadelphia
Mullinix
Neste
Valley View
Morris Dreyfus
Montgomery
Ala
Air
Sabet
Edith Sabet
Raymond B. Gessford
Katherine Gessford
J. Howard Lohrfink
Baltimore
Braddock
Anna Fitchett
Lock Rover
Fannie Ross
Manchester
Clayton Cottages
Sarah B. Miller
Agnes Miller
N. C. Miller
A. N. Miller
Cleveland Park
D. C
Florence Coumbe
Louise Lowe
George W. Hess
Elliott
Jane Ramey
Albert Sigmund
Meyer
Washington, D. C
Marie Neakle
Oakmont
Marion Lindsay
Douglas Lindsay
Helen Sousa
Bertha Sousa
Dorothy Souss
Douglas McLean
Alexandria
Praise for Morgenthau at Constantinople ties to hospital work
Dr. Bertram Post of Robert College and his family were among 58 passengers aboard Themistocles arriving from Pireus and Patras. He notes unsettled conditions in Constantinople and praises Ambassador Henry Morgenthau for daily hospital visits and aid to those in need. Mrs. Post summers near Frederick, while landau origins from a teen named Landau in Germany are mentioned amid broader system enlargement discussions.
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New York
Bertram Post
Robert College
Constantinople
Themistocles
Pireus
Patras
Post
Henry Morganthau
U.S
Scorpion
R. C
Germany to Drop Submarine Warfare Policy Told to U S
The article reports that Germany agrees to limit submarine attacks on ships carrying Americans and seeks guidance from the United States to determine damages for the Lusitania incident. Germany accepts responsibility for American casualties aboard the Lusitania and asserts the Cunarder carried munitions, despite not justifying the loss of American lives.
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Germany
U. S
Thej
United States
Lusitania
Sbe
U-Boat Gives Up Dead in Honolulu Debris
Honolulu reports the recovery of several bodies from the submarine F-4 wreck in its hull interior. Twenty-two sailors died March 25. one body was removed, two others were poorly preserved, and recovery proceeds slowly amid holes in the forward and stern sections. Rear Admiral C J Roush reviewed the scene as officials assess cause. A forward compartment hatch was ordered opened while the sub remains largely inaccessible.
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Hull
Honolulu
Anaha RE
C. J. Roush
Ole
Austrians Retreat as Bridges and Rails Are Blown Up
Austrian forces fall back at Val S kana and near the upper Isonzo while retreating from Van Sugana. They blow up bridges and wreck railways. Italian Alpine troops press to seize a key mountain top and open a passage toward Trentino. Cima Cista, 560 feet high, northeast of Trent, is reported captured.
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Rome
Val Sa Kana
Upper
Isonzo
van Sugana
Trentino
Haizano
Cima Cista
Trent
Staf
Carpentier Injured Again in War Training Accident
Paris dispatch reports Georges Carpentier, the boxer and member of the French aviation corps, was injured again near Camp near 43 miles. He fell during a Jardine tournament, fracturing a bone and leaving his condition described as serious. The details note his prior injury and ongoing recovery.
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Carpentier
Paris
Georges Carpentier
French Aviation Corp
Carpentie
Jardine
Generg’ Toneitiea
Gona
General Orozco killed El Paso revolutionist leader
Sept 1 report from Tascuc[] says Mexican rebel leader General Orozco was killed by a U S customs inspector Jim Holzman identified the body as Orozco at the scene. Holzman was sent by the staius Collector to verify the slain man once more.
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EL Paso
Mexico
Jim
Louis Holuman
United States Customs
Ure
Orusco
Holzman
Staius
L. Cole
Ororen
Roleman
Mrs Williams Lingers in Ill Health Aids by Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Sapte Williams of Elkhart Indiana describes a fourteen year organic inflammation illness. After six doctors and four months of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash she reports relief and grants permission to publish the letter. The ad promotes the pinkham product as a trusted female remedy with confidential correspondence from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Elkhert
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sapte Williams
James Street
Elkhart
Indiana
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn. Mass
Frederick County Candidate Announcements Highlight Primary Loyalties
A flood of public notices from Frederick County announces candidacies for County Commissioner Sheriff and Judge of the Orphans Court. Several entrants seek party primaries including Republicans and Democrats, urging support from district constituents and rivals in the nominations.
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Calvin Ik Cobliunts
Middletown
County Coniunais
Straderick
WM. H, Vanmeter
Brunswick
Augusto
Arrils
Ofice
Frederick County
A. B. Witter
House OF Delegates
C. Newton Trendshallenger
Idto
Andratto
Primarion
Neue Ibseance
Hiarry Woop
New Market District
Ranyl, Wachter
Mt. Pleasant
Cc. J. Angleberger
Shariff
George W. Shoemaker
Frederick, Md
Suertf
Sherif
Margart Aes
Sherif of
Frederick
Royer
Leatherman
Walkerattile
Marylam
Awert FE
Cromwell
Askdip Walkervelle
Orbjeri
Tiarly
Tritapor
Msrithismons&s Rémons
Shethersteet
Lezcan
WM. C. Roderick
Carrile
SMITH
Walkersville
Harold D. Leammond
Woodsboro
Tate
Attornay
Askeh
Edward J. Simesdtehn
Tariv Steens
BTATE
H. Kieffer Delauter
Middistown
Daniid Wifawhif
L. E. Mullinix
Moderick County
Charles H. Butts
Myenifl
Ote
Vrcinarles
A Louis
Etchieson
Jefferson District
Eo Netic
Orphanw Court
Orphan Coure
Orpiant Court
Canditany
Orphans’ Court
Fr County
Frederic
Orphans Covigt
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Raktig Municipal Water Systems
Rentz
Water Department
Rercipia
Civic Club
Alice Bailey
Wali Saints’ ST
Edith B. Berry
Stonehurst Cottage
Blanche Gittinger
Lewisburg
W. Va
Mary McCue Price
Teachers College
Columbia University
Morgenthau
Dr. Post
George E. Post
Landau
Gen. Orozco
Texas
San Francs
Pinie
Cal
Hazel Mennett
Cactacman
Bert Tehutt
He Man
Uniden
Nordi
Norby
Tat Damere J
Washington
Sept
Sumnfr Resorts
Richmond
Kentarkr Ate
Beech
Adiawile City
Boardwavk
Rho Ross
Regent White Werties
Athingon
Horlic
Mily
Ge Home
C. Hufferr
Mifdistown
Jytathan
Febldantt
James A. Jones
Fredart
Charles H. Lard
MaySlipaeFtip
Rameburq
Marion C. Miller
Sagup
Aigard Roe
J Poe
Piedea Tole Debstrdet
Wynell Ag
Howard Dy
Kafauver
Buckittsville
Bromwick Tilatriet No
Mneunive Tifa
Sutvect
Augtodigr
Pelegati
Lotereby Renaunes
House of Dalweaton
Ruppert
Charles Floor
Fetersville
Koush
Democratic Primarias
Galvin HH. Atull
Juckeystown
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Aaron R. Anders
Beate
Fabian Pqrey
Samuel A. Lewis
JubdaFwip
Circuit Cove
Frederick W. Cramer
Marlin
Eli G. Haugh
Cincuit Court
John P. T. Matual
Crerke Omics
Masilaey
Drederick County
Geongl
Kaceman
Agro Wtafid
State Senate
Father Ce
Mcgiill Belt
Ortana
THE
Orphant Court
Geo. T. Rodertick
COORT
Frederle
Republien
Maheel
David M. Whipp
Burkittavile District
Maridémons
Jullian Tip Pee Veatie Adent Ad Hattihier Bi
Regiter
WiLia
Aubtin A
Lamar
Frederick Co
Wi Rowan
Rariatty
Wille
Mary
Juneszdipaer
Pri- RA
L. Cramer
Frederick Cooney
Emmitsburg
Willa I Bereb
Willis Friende
Wodebors
Register OF
Willa
Crick
Martatfan
Tetas Andidats
Alfred W. Gaver
Charles R. Harfer
W. Cramen
Republic
Earenniy
Chas
A. Cole
New Market Dietrist
Mar Lddtem
Hrthive
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