Labor Day Festivities Mark Brunswick and Frederick Observances
Brunswick held an all day Labor Day celebration under the volunteer fire company with a parade led by trainmen, floats, and speakers including Cumberland state senator Fred Ziehlman and John T. Martin. Baseball games, races, dancing, fireworks, and park booths filled the day. Frederick mostly remained quiet with banks closed and few amusements.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Volunteer Fire Company of
John Quinn
Jy. 0
USAM
Ifon
Fred Ziehlman
Cumberland
Allegany
Annual Outing With Doll Bros. Employees
Doll Brothers department store employees enjoyed their annual outing yesterday. A social car carried the group to Lake View and other stops including Catoc Gn Furnace and Tharnont, with photographs taken. The day ended with a dinner at the Lake View Hotel by Charles J. Ramsburg and a return home at 10:20 p.m. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Doll and others, with many Doll family members listed.
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Doll Bros
Lake View
Doll Bros. Department Store
Catoc Gn Furnace
Tharnont
Tourmoent
Charles J. Ramsburg
Charles J. Doll
Roger A. Doll
Ola Wink
Marianna Doll
Helen Klein
Mamie Waberkorn
Anna Edmonds
Mildred Harrison
Addie Haberkorn
Carrie Grove
Sadie Slaherkorn
Lillian Bell
Lena Edmonds
Cora’ Grove
Fans Hagan
Osra Fink
John Wheris
Maurice Loy
Prank Doll
Cluggett Summers
M Nulty Still Undecided on Contesting Baltimore Sheriff Election
Tom McNulty a Democratic candidate for Baltimore sheriff says he is not yet prepared to state whether he will contest the election. He plans to avoid actions that could harm his party while noting he believes fraud occurred and that he exposed cheating in the Twenty third ward. He cites potential grounds for a contest but has not decided.
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Baltimore
Tom McNulty
McNulty
Rosh ha-Shanah Marks Hebrew New Year Held Sept 24
The Hebrew New Year will be celebrated at homes and temples with stores closing. Rosh ha-Shanah begins at dusk September 24 and ends the next dusk, inaugurating year 5672. The shofar horn sounds in the temple, with special synagogue services statewide and many Hebrew merchants closing.
Harvest Home Services At Two Churches This Sunday
Harvest Home services will be held at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville with Rev A J Herman preaching this Sunday morning. Grace Reformed Church Pleasant Hill will hold Harvest Home indoors Sunday afternoon at 2 15 o clock.
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Harvest Home
Lat Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
A J. Herman
Grace Reformed
Lime Kiln Edges Taylortown 2 1 In Baseball Clash
Lime Kiln defeats Taylortown Va 2 to 1 as Cook hurls tight pitching and W King and W Mosburg spark the offense. Orrison allows six hits for Taylortown while Cook limits them to three, with two-base hits by Mosburg Morrison and Orrison and a sharp double play from Cook to O Hara to Mosburg.
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Taylorstown
Lime Kiln
Taylortown
Bob” Orrison
Brunswick
Cook
Lime Liln
Mosburg
O Cook
W. King
O'Hara
Smith
Feaga
J. King
E Hargett
A. Hargett
V. Mosburg
Orrison Morrison
Orrison
Digestion and Assimilation Advertises Stomach Tabs
It states that strength comes from digestion and assimilation not intake and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate stomach and liver function. For sale by all druggists with a prompt call to advertise in The News.
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations corrected September 5 list commodities with unit prices, including wheat No 2 Red at 87 cents with flour and feed ranges. Corn shelled at 75 to 80 cents, rye 70 to 75, oats 55 to 60, barley 65 to 70, various mill feeds and seeds priced per ton or bushel, with hay and straw values. Also ad for Rumex Fountain Pen at $2 and drug store price of $100.
Jacobs Breaks airdrop Rope in Balloon Ascension Mishap
Frederick amateur acrobat Jacobs broke a rib during a balloon ascent at Molesworth field. He said the parachute rope burned and he fell stunned as the gas bag rose about 50 feet before descending. He plans further engagements at Laurel fair and in Pennsylvania and South Carolina.
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Iner Jacobs
Frederick
Laurel Fair
Jace
Molesworth
Jacobsling
Ileer
Jacobs
Coodman
Frederick Oil Packing Company
Murray Esworths
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Law's grip leads to fine and jail for drunk and disorderly
John Dixon a colored man was arrested by Officer Herwig on a drunk and disorderly charge. He appeared before Judge Eckstein who fined him $250 or 15 days in jail. Also appears an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Mrs. M Hasford of Poolesville Maryland sold by all Druggists.
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John Dixon
Herwig
Jnatheon
Eckstein
Chamberlain
Governor Crothers Invited to Spring Lake Governors Meet
Governor Crothers has been invited to attend the conference of Governors at Spring Lake New Jersey starting September 12 but has not yet decided. The five days will focus on urgent state issues while social events are minimized. President Taft may attend for one day, with Democratic Governors Harmon of Ohio and Wilson of New Jersey also on the program.
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Spring Lake
Crothers
Conference of Governors
Hell
N. JL
Ite Jies
Louisville
Wilson
State College
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Taft
Teachers Institute Opens Across Maryland Counties
The Teachers Institute for Montgomery Charles Prince George and St Marys counties opened yesterday at the Business High School in Washington. Instruction is led by Wood and other county superintendents with Prof Frederick Lasser and Rev J Sarry Smith officiating. Dr William M Davidson welcomed attendees and Mr Wood voiced hope for state funding to raise teacher salaries. A note adds a medical tip: a sprained ankle responds to Chamberlain's Lotion when applied as directed.
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Wood
Thin City
Montgomery Counts
Montgomery
Charles
Prince Clore
St Mary's
Business High School
Washington
Titechers
Frederick FH. Lasseer
Prinkeorge County
J Sfarry Smith
Gaithersburg
William MI. Davidson
Leaders 10 Confer to Build Platform for Baltimore Conventions
Republicans and Democrats convene in Baltimore to draft platform planks for the state conventions. Leaders from both parties, including Gorman allies and Blair Lee supporters, gather at Hotel Rennert and Rennett to shape the statewide ticket and the party platform ahead of nominating sessions.
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Baltimore
Coudeiy
Hotel Rennert
Gorman
Leo
Baeiora
H. Conley
Goi
Worthington
Jacob Rohrbach
Ambitious Shoe Store Venture Seeks Investment
An advertisement from a St. Louis shoe manufacturer inviting thorough investigation into a new retail venture promises strong demand and months of national publicity. It claims to back a modern line of gem jewelry and aims at towns of ten thousand or more, seeking investors willing to review prospects before any commitment.
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Kroenoshar
United States
Rederink
Aml Ao Moeney
Thorughly
Dept. R. Progress Station
St. Louis
dBepes
Lecture on Socialism by Hlon Mark' Jackson
Baltimor' figure Hlon Mark' Jackson will give a Socialism address tonight at the Market and Meetenthat corner. The lecture starts at 2 o'clock with a questions and discussion period to follow.
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Hlon Mark’ Jackson
Baltimor
Mr. Jackson
Former Gov Warfield In Accident In Blue Ridge Mountains
Former Maryland governor Warfield and friends plunged over an embankment in the Blue Ridge last night. The chauffeur was killed, two party members were injured, while Warfield himself was unhurt.
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Gov
Warfield
Gov Warfield
Maryland
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mr. Warfield
Motherhood and Its Demands on Women's Health
The article discusses the varying experience of motherhood, the strain on unprepared women during and after childbirth, and the nervous toll of caring for a newborn. It praises healthy motherhood and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, inviting women to seek confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Sila Ane
Lydian B. Pinkham
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