Personal and Social in Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick society notes detail visits and travels of residents and guests. Daniel Derr of Baltimore vacations in Frederick. George Dean visits from Frederick. trips to Harpers Ferry and Baltimore cited. Several residents spend time in Washington, Hagerstown, Bradock Heights, Martinsburg, and Atlantic City. An automobile trip to Baltimore is noted and a few local residents are back from trips or on business. A poetic excerpt closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dean
Baltimore
Washington
George 4. Wilcoxon
Wilcoxon and Brown
Graft Charges in Labrador Mission Probed
New York reports accuse members promoting the Labrador mission of misappropriating funds and property, evading duties, and private use of hospital wares and launches. Investigations by the Greater Association of America cite poor bookkeeping and weak supervision, with no blame on Dr Grenfell. Several cooperative stores closed. eight food stations built, three active this summer in St Anthony's Flower's Cove and Red Bay. Newfoundland sent 10000 in supplies while Grenfell reportedly lost over 25000 personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilfred
Grenfell
Newfoundland
Roosevelts 30 Day Campaign Tour Planned Across 11 000 Miles
New York September 3 Colonel Roosevelt begins a thirty day campaign tour spanning about 11 000 miles. He will speak in Bridgeport and Hartford Connecticut then proceed to St Louis for the western kickoff. The trip includes St Paul Portland Ogden California Arizona New Mexico Denver and Memphis with Levee Congress attendance by September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Bridgeport
Hartford
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Pacific Coast
Portland
Ogden
Utah
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Denver
Memphis
South
Dieting Misconceptions About Palatable Foods
Dieting does not require unpalatable foods. Tasty items digest better, but temptations rise with pleasant foods. Dieting means avoiding items that disagree, limiting intake, and supporting digestion with proper medicine and rest. It does not by itself cure underlying digestive debility or abuse.
Frederick resident touts Dean's Kidney Pills for cure
In a letter from Frederick Maryland Philip Wisner says Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and irregular kidney secretions. He reports prompt improvement after buying at J W Harner's Drug Store and notes the product is sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Philip Wisner
E. Third St
Dean
J. W. Harner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Names Daze License Clerk in Media Pennsylvania
A Polish West Chester couple faced a tongue tied deputy at the register of wills when names were recorded for a marriage license. After an interpreter clarified the garbled renditions, the license was issued to Sinent ehizeontok Agoneuski vestaskigho and Seventrevitiacska Nvanowstezaristam ski. The couple left in a happy mood as their parents had not given them middle names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media
Seppe
West Chester
Register of Wills
Mage Ken
Aponelisvestygkt
Seventrevitivekska
Train Kills Montgomery Christman County Commissioner
Montgomery Christman sixty six year old Democrat and minority commissioner of Montgomery County was killed in Pottstown Pennsylvania after being struck by a Reading Railroad milk train while crossing the Colebrookdale branch tracks on his way to the Potts Town fair. He died about an hour after hospital admission.
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Montgomery Christman
Pottstown
Christman
Mill Fark
Cole Brookdale
Reading Railway
Pottstown Hospital
Montganer
Demand Canal Arbitration England Announces Pilar Against U S
England will formally demand arbitration from the United States government over the Padami canal toll act. The British claim the act violates the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. The report from London notes official government action in this dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pilar
U. S
London
United States
Congress
Rebels Lose Sixty In Battle With Mexican Rebels
A 300 strong Zapatista force in Tenancingo is routed after heavy losses. Federal troops numbering about 200 attack under cannon fire and force the rebels to flee. In a separate item, Timothy Flanagan of Ashley dies from heart failure at a baseball game in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Tenancingo
Mex
Zapatistas
Wilkes-Barre
Timothy Flanagan
Ashley
Queen Lil's Anniversary in Honolulu
Former Queen Liliuokalani entered her seventy fifth year yesterday and celebrated with a large public reception in Honolulu on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Liluokalani
Frederick Market Prices Reported for Wheat and Feed
Frederick market prices list wheat No 2 red 99 cents corn shelled 80 cents to sic ear corn 4 dollars rye 5 to 70 cents per bushel date 62 to 67 cents barley 60 to 65 cents winter wheat flour 5.25 to 5.75 spring wheat 5.50 to 6.00 cornmeal 1.85 to 1.95 mill feed bran 25.50 per ton middlings 31.50 per ton dairy feed 26.00 per ton red dog 2.20 to 2.30 hay baled No 1 Timothy old 25 to 26 No 2 Timothy old 24 to 25 No 1 Mixed old 24 to 25 No 2 Mixed old 22 to 24 Clever old 20 to 21 hay not based new 8 to 12
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Barney
Timothy
Clever
Thomas and Company Dairy Feed Prices Ad
Thomas and Company advertises corrected pricing for dairy feed gluten oats and timothy seed with prices from two to three dollars per unit. Barwer's Drug Store offers pure drugs at right prices and invites advertising in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barwer'a
Harry Davis resigns as Cleveland Club manager
Harry H. Davis of Philadelphia has resigned as manager of the Cleveland American League club amid poor showing and heavy public and press criticism. Qutfielder Joe Birmingham will serve temporarily. Davis joined Cleveland last spring after years with the Philadelphia Americans as a first baseman and captain. Hot wave in the South reports follow with 93 in Atlanta and higher readings in Charleston and Columbia and 100 in Charleston, hottest September day in 25 years.
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Cleveland
Harry H. Davis
Philadelphia
Qutfielder
Joe Birmingham
Davis
Philadelphia Americans
Atlanta
Columbia
Charleston
Tampa
Fla
Woman Dies After Poisoning Over Twenty Cents
Scranton and Olyphant area report a 33 year old woman Mrs Richard Hamilton took poison after a quarrel with her brother Thomas Howey over twenty cents. She died about an hour later at her mother's home.
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Scranton
Thomas Howey
Richard Hamilton
Olyphant
Here
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Frederick and
Daniel E. Derr
George D. Biggs
C. D. Clabaugh
Harpers Ferry
Roger B. Wood
Emma Bender
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Ezra D. Hoffman
West South Street
Braddock Heights
Clara Weill
Harrisburg, Pa
Harry Johnson
Jessie Anders
East Patrick Street
Gertrude Kennedy
East Third Street
G. Edward Sinn
Grace Roderick
Willie Harweile
William G. Grimes
Wm. F. Snyder
Montgomery County
William A. Adam
West Patrick Street
West Virginia
William Extelle
A. C. Barr
Martinsburg
J. 8. Steck
Hotel Arlington
Blanche Burdette
Hyattstown
D. Helen Ramsburg
East Second Street
Chatauqua, N. Y
Noah E. Cramer
Katherine Cramer
James Cramer
Record Street
Atlantic City
Carry Shaw
J.,arke Devilbiss
Jacob Stesenstock
Second Street
St Fourth Street
Edmund. Maoberly
Johnstown
P. B. Lyle
Radison Hoffman
Mr. Lyte
Ira N. Thomas
Wm. L. Cramer
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
C. E. Cline
George W. Heinline
C. Albert Gilson
Solomon D. Hedges
A. Atlee Radcliff
Clayton C. Keedy
West Church Street
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Jeeves
Labrador
T. R
Southern Stars
Arkansas
Grant
League Island Navy Yard
New York Shipbuilding Company
Navy Yard
R.-C. Smith
William A. Moffatt
Names Daze License Clerk
Star Soap
Duc
Seeger & Coq
W. Patrick Street
THE
Procter & Gamble CO
West Berwick
George . Marks
George Stenko
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Thomas and Company
Aoane
Harry Davis
Beecham
Frederick City
Frederick Gas & Electric CO
Victor
Victor Remedies CO
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
Office
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