Back To Classes As County Schools Open Doors
The county’s 187 school buildings will reopen tomorrow after a three month break, with Labor Day giving a one day grace. Last year 6,577 pupils attended, 273 teachers were employed, and education costs reached $139,994.71. Frederick counts 1,798 white and 258 colored pupils. New appointments include Helen Cover at Girls High, Catherine Wiener and Edna Shafer filling positions, and principal changes at New Market High, Wolfsville School, Harmony, Peaville, and Mt. Tabor areas. Several schools still need teachers, including Tom’s Creek and Ebenezer Colored School, likely to be filled soon.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Oneroeem
Helen Cover
Catherine Wiener
H C.F. Smoot
Western Maryland College
New Market High School
Lutz
Dewitt T. Free
Wolfsvile Sehnan
George E. Casile
Har Iony School
Robert J. Ridgely
Mt. Tabor
Peagaville
Henry W. Flook
Mary K. Roderick
Braddock
Tom's Creek
Catpetin Furnace
Ebenezer Colored School
Loch-Tenders
Greenfield
Buckeystown
Frederick Junction
Georgetown
Pleasant canoe voyage along Maryland streams described
John Edward Schell Jr with G S DeGrange Jr recount a canoe trip from Monocacy to the Potomac and Washington by canoeing the Monocacy, Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. They note locks, springs, rapids, and camping, detailing scenery from Sugar Loaf to Georgetown and reflections on the trip’s recreation and health benefits.
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Maryland
John Edward Schell, Jr
Mayor Schell
G. S. DeGrange, Jr
Monocacy
Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Fredericktown
Viedmont
Frederick County
Tameus
Mortarney
Witho
Lew “Allace
Baltimore Ohio
Duckeystown
Buckeysanh
Viaind
Sugar Loaf
Greenfield
Irs
Reom
Baltimore and Ohio
Aqueduct Bridge
Virginia
Monoctur
Edward
White
Perry
White’s
White's Ferry
Seneca Dam
Oda
Government Dam
Seneca
Georgetown
Avragg
Trammer’s Ferry
Old Dominion
Fletcher's Landing
Cumberland
Twenty-sixth Street
niHes
Hudson
Scouts Take Long Hikes In Growing Movement
The Boy Scout movement spreads across the country with 400 000 youths taking part in hikes and woodcraft. Paul Aurelius and Eric Allequist, both seventeen, trek seven hundred miles to the Northwest. Tro y and other groups hike along the Hudson to New York visiting Mayor Gaynor and the Hunter's Island encampment. Leaders urge hikes over long camping to teach self reliance and woodcraft while reports show boys gaining health and character through these activities.
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Ihs Outicors
United States
Jas
St. Paul
Paul Aurelius
Ericg Allequist
Troy
N. Y
Hudson River
New York
Gaynor
Tuxedo
New York City
Boy Scout of America
Hunter's Island
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Meeting of Baltimore Presbytery Receives Two Candidates
Dr. Thomas Freman Dixon departed for Baltimore to attend a special meeting of the Baltimore Presbytery this evening. Dean Hendrickson and Minor Simpson of this city will be received as candidates for the ministry.
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Baltimore
Thomas Freman Dixon
Dean Hendrickson
Minor Simpson
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle nightly cleanse for stomach liver and bowels. It links sour stomach belching heartburn nausea and bloating to indigestion and promises relief by morning. The 10 cent box is pitched as lasting months and suitable for children too.
Weevil Destroyer Advice From Prof Surface For Wheat Granaries
A Pennsylvanian farmer asked Prof H A Surface how to rid granaries of weevils. The professor recommends sealing wheat in tight containers and fumigating with carbon disulfide or carbon sulfide, using blankets to trap fumes, and avoiding mixing old and new grain.
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Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Frederick's crack rifle shot returns from Camp Perry
Frederick’s crack rifle shooter from Maryland, a Maryland National Guard member, returned home after competing at Camp Perry Ohio with the state team. He gained two places on the standings and heads to Sea Girt with seven teammates to continue state rifle tam petitions.
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Frederick
Camp Percy
Ohio
Aronnel
Sea Girt
Maryland National Guard Tex
A& Camp Perry
Camp Perry
Port Clinton
Lieut
Munshewer
Marksmen at Camp Perry stress nerve and wind in long range trials
Examined eyes reveal that top shooters often have poorer vision, as Maryland team members show remarkable sight. Lieut Manshower stresses nerve, wind calculation, and wind speed judged by eye. Practice under varying conditions, including rain, shapes the aiming and sighting how to hit a distant bull.
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Camp Derry
Camp Perry
Lieut Munshower
Canp Terry
Maryland
Frederick
Lienwt
Lieut
Manshower
Ihe
Butler
County Correspondence MT Zion Notes Local Visits
Miss Violet Snoots of Washing ton spent a few days with her aunt Mrs Oscar Routzahn. Mr and Mrs John Barns and families visited Mr Ezra Summera and family. Willam Zimmerman and family visited Clayborn Thomas and family. Oscar Routzrhn and family with Violet Snoots and Margaret Sines called on C J Peage and family. George Poole slowly improves. Charles Dixon’s family hosted Mrs Harry Barnes and children. Mr and Mrs Willard Zimmerman visited Mrs Zimmermans parents William and Mrs Sines. George Smith and family visited Charles Dixon and family. Elmira Ruth Renn and John Renn were in Middletown. William Fulmer, recently ill, is improved. Edward Zimmerman of Montgomery County visited his son William Zimmerman. James Himes, spending time with his daughter Mrs S K Zimmerman, returned home.
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Violet Snoots
Washington
Oscar Routzahn
John Barns
Ezra Summera
Boonsboro
Willam Zimmerman
Clayborn Thomas
Oscar Routzrhn
Familly
Margaret Sines
C. J. Peage
George Poole
Charles Dixon
Joe Sines
Harry Barnes
Braddock
Willard Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
James Himes
S. K. Zimmerman
Quick Recovery for Sprained Ankle with Liniment Use
In typical cases a sprained ankle disables a man for three to four weeks but applying Chamberlain's Liniment promptly and following directions may cure in two to four days. This claim appears in druggist data and advertisement copy.
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Chamberlain
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Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Venny
Prof
Surface
Lieut. Munshower
Munshawer
MT Zion
Milady Fair
Sreet
Ff. R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Charch St
Kessler Bros
Brill
Patrick Street
North Market St
K. Frederick
Didly
Geo. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church St
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