Frederick plans large parade for Star Spangled Banner centennial
Frederick county towns Bronewick Thurmont and others organize floats and 50 horsemen for Thursday parade tied to the Star Spangled Banner centennial. Boosters festival signals Sept 17 18 19 with many floats and up to 80 autos. Fraternal parade also planned with broad county participation and 606 aides. Decorations underway at Court House and park. Mt Oliver cemetery stand for President Wilson speech planned for Sept 14. Community fundraising tops $1200 with more needed.
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Deiterson
Frederick
Thermont
Arso
Reng
Harp
Court House
Death notices from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas
Ann Louisa Bushman of Emmitsburg dies at 95. She is survived by daughter Emma and stepson William Bushman. Funeral at home with H. P. Fox and Rev. Charles Reinewall. interment Mountain View. Anna M Starr of New Market dies in Evansville, Indiana, at 3%. survived by sister Bina Sheetenhelm and brothers Ira, James. Exber May Troxell dies aged 2 years 27 days. funeral at Rocky Rise tomorrow. bailiffs appointed for court. local officials and residents visiting.
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MAA
Ann Louisa Bushman
Emmitsburg
William, Bushman
Bushman
Emmiteburg
Rowe
Thomas Bushman
Emma Bushman
Willem G. Bushman
Emmitsterg
Hey. H. P. Fox
Charles Reinewall
Mountain View Cemetery
Mir Anna M. Stare
Anna M. Starr
New Market
This County
Ira Starr
Evansville
Indiana
Bila
Sheetenhelm
Sparrows Point
Ind
James E Starr
Frederick
Evhel Mat Troxell
Exber May Troxell
Clayton Trorell
Rocky Rise
Motier
Staffan
Ted
Ira Ramsburg
New York City
W. 8. Ramsburg
Utlen Mills
Viola Hahn
Baltimore
Margaret Roelkey
East Third Street
Jacob Rohrback
West Church Street
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Michael
Ruth Shook
Boyds
Leah M. Michael
G. Ed. Smith
William E. Filler
Dorothy
Hattie V. Wanfield
Washington, D. C
Luther C. Derr
Charles F. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Church Hill
Ellerton
Emma deGrange
Augusta Landerkin
Garrett
deGrange
East Second Street
Bruce T. Baer
Philadelphia
John A. Baer
Water Street
City welcomes visitors with September 9 program at Opera House
September 9 opening exercises by the Mayor at City Opera House with welcome address. Prof Miller’s orchestra to play as Mayor turns over city keys. September 10 features baseball, athletics, mountain trips, auto drives, a county industrial parade with over a hundred floats, prizes for best county and city floats, and a band contest. Fraternal parade awards $150. lodges participate. September 12 parades. September 13 church services. September 14 noon grave dedication at Mt. Olivet with President Wilson and a chorus of five thousand singing the Star Spangled Banner.
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City Opera House
Court Park
Grave of Key
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Woodrow Wilson
Quiet County Weddings Mark Summer Weekend in Stanton and Frederick
Eugene Osborn and Elotee Deitrick wed quietly in Stanton Nebraska on August 29. The groom plans a East trip and residence in Peoria Illinois where he works as a railroad freight agent. In Frederick Nannie Keim and Harry Munshower wed at Grace Reformed Church with family present. William Gude of Frederick praised Mr Hargetts garden as a city amenity and urged public viewing. Hargett plans a September 18 garden open house with visits by residents.
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Eugene Osborn
Peoria
Lnols
Chive and Northweslern Railroad
Juss Nannie Helm
Charles Keim
Feagaville
Harry N. Munshower
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzier
Mollie Creager
William Ray
Frank Co. Hargett
William ¥. Gude
Chamber of Commerce of
Washington
Frederick
Hargett
Gude
Ridgeville
E. H. Lamar
Kathrynne ‘Lamar
Martinsburg
W. Va
East Church Street
P. S. Barnes
Geo. E. Smith
M. C. Barnes
New York
Columbia University
G. B. Spangler
Philadelphia
Spangler
Hood College
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Margaret
Grace M
Elizabeth Sheeleigh
Mt. Gretna
Dr. Rupp
Cooling Off In Heat Causes Danger From Quick Cooling
Old advisory notes warn against rapid cooling in hot weather. Use tepid baths with borax, apply wet compresses to neck and wrists, sip fluids slowly, bathe at night, avoid damp sheets, and limit ice cream. If handling ice, wear rubber gloves to prevent chilling.
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Tropics
Hood College Enrollments Ahead Open New Dean Miss Rosenkrans
Hood College plans a September 17 1914 opening with day enrollments on September 15 and boarding enrollments the next day. Dr J H Apple notes enrollment above last year due to growing institution and affordable courses. Miss Rosenkrans arrives as new dean, with faculty changes including Miss Carly andMiss Burnap uncertain arrival.
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Hood College
J. H. Apple
Apple
Toonday
College Hall
Luian Rosemann
Virginia Carly
Grace Burnep
Miss Burnep
Germany
Frederick
Emma Slagle
Burnap
Miss Brown
Teachers’ College
New York
Hood
Picnica and Festivals Across Mapleville Gather Community
Public school at Mapleville hosts a gag railing and picnic on the school lawn with a Unionville P.O. S. of A. flag presentation. Mountaindale Union picnic occurs in Houck's grove with band concerts. A festival is set for Fairview MP church. Union Sunday School hosts a picnic in Williamson's grove.
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Mapleville Public School
Unionville P.O. S
A. Mountaindale
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy urging travelers going to Spain to carry the remedy. It claims many thanks for the advice and that no person should be without the product whether traveling or at home. Sold by all dealers and featured in a drug store ad.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick
Market
Third Streets
College Park
All Dealera
Weather Records for Week at Local Weather Bureau
Weekly weather totals from the local Weather Bureau station show high temperatures ranging from 81 to 90 degrees and rainfall totaling 1.87 inches. Daily readings include Saturday 86 and 0.14 inches, Sunday 83 six two, Monday 88 and 0.00, Tuesday 90 and 0.90, Wednesday 74 six, Thursday 86 and 0.01, Friday 81 and 0.00, with records taken daily at 6 PM.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Frederick Sees Sharp Temperature Drop
Weather notes in Frederick report a cool spell with temperatures dipping to 48 degrees. The official low marked for the night is among the lowest in recent memory, while daytime highs hovered near 81 degrees. Comparisons to past Septembers show variability in records from 81 to 97 degrees, with historical highs around the mid 80s to 88 degrees on earlier dates.
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Frederick
Dynamite Project Aims to Restore Farm Land Value
In Howard county on Alva Ramsburg’s farm a dynamite demonstration will blast soil to 16 feet to locate a head spring causing winter spring spills. If successful the ruined land could return to about $100 per acre. a prior trial near Florence by John Warfield yielded satisfactory results. Ramsburg brother to Elmer K. Ramsburg of Utica and J A Ramsburg of Frederick.
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Howard County
Alva Rameburg
Frederick County
Mr. Ramsburg
John Warfield
Florence
Ramsburg
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Utica
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick
Hagerstown Pushes New Reservoir Plan in Water Dispute
The Mayor and Council of Hagerstown adopted a resolution to drop the long running suit against Washington County Water Company. The city seeks judicial interpretation of contracts while the company agrees to build a new reservoir on its South Mountain watershed to settle the controversy.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Water Company
South Mountain
Wheat price rises amid wartime market uncertainty
The report notes a sharp wheat price advance comparable to Germany's move on Paris. Wheat climbs six cents to 1.13 per bushel, the largest daily gain since the war crisis began, while spot wheat in Baltimore closes at 1.24 per bushel.
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Germany
Paris
Baltimore
Carnival Draws Large Crowds on Freed's Meadow
Large crowds filled Freed's meadow on East Patrick street as the carnival continued through home coming week. The illuminated searchlight spearing the night sky drew attention, its rays visible for miles as attendees enjoyed the sights and attractions past evening and expected to return in force tonight.
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Freed
East Patrick Street
Stenographer Appointment at Lime Kiln Firm
Charles McAbee of Lime Kiln, a 1914 Boys High School graduate, has accepted a stenographer position with M. J. Grove Lime Company at the Lime Kiln office.
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Charles McAbee
Lime Kiln
Boys’ High School
M. J. Grove Lime Company
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Ad
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with testimonials from F. Cheney and a national bank endorsement. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists price and distribution details.
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Cheney
O. Toledo
National Bank OF Commerce
Toledo
Wall
All Drugeisis
Hall
Purely Personal and Russell Duvall Visit Freder ick
Washington visitors figure prominently as families and friends travel for visits across Maryland. Russell Duvall of Washington, D C, is seen visiting relatives in Frederick, with many locals returning from trips to Baltimore Atlantic City and beyond.
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Russell Duvall
Washington, D. C
Frederck
Kings New Life Pills Adverts Claim Health Cure
Dizzy or bilious Constipated readers urged to take Kings New Life Pills to restore stomach liver and general health with promises of quick cures. Ad text appeals to druggists and public notices style.
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Kings New Life
Officers Elected by Colored M. E. Church
The Twenty second annual convention of colored Methodists in Asbury M E Church Baltimore elected officers for the coming year led by President Dr D W Hays and Vice Presidents W D Boston Cornelia Ruff Della Jenkins A J Mitchell and others The next convention will be held at Metropolitan Church in Baltimore A parade and series of services followed with a love feast sermon and Junior League Mass Meeting scheduled.
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Asbury M. E. Church
D. W. Hays
W. D. Boston
Cornelia Ruff
Della Jenkins
A. J. Mitchell
BE. J. Trux
Kingston Taylor
Eloisa Molson
Lilian Butler
Lula Handy
Susie Kell
Metropolitan Church
Baltimore
George D. de Young
George I. Simms
Asbury Church
Market Street
Patrick
Bentz
All Saints
Meridian
Miss
G. E. Curry
E. J. Truxon
D. de Witt Turpeau
Colored Department
League
M. Edyth Cooper
Report on Epworth League Convention in Buffalo
The Daltimore District Epworth League and Sunday School sent a comprehensive report on the Ninth International Epworth League Convention held in Buffalo from July 1 to 5. The document quotes Bishop Quayle and ex Governor Hatseid of West Virginia, describes Plymouth Church, and includes views of Buffalo churches and sites. The report closes with a rendition of the Epworth League Battle Hymn.
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Daltimore
Epworth League
Buffalo
Quayle
Hatseid
West, Virginia
Plymouth
Marion Iowa to mark Star Spangled Banner Day event
To honor Key memory Marion Iowa will celebrate Star Spangled Banner Day on September 12. Relatives of Francis Scott Key live in Marion including Mrs Norman Crouse born at Double Pipe Creek near John Ross Key’s farm. Mrs Crouse holds many Key family relics. An electric railroad to Pennsylvania features folding passenger freight cars.
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Key
Marion
Iowa
Francis Scott Key
Norman Crouse
Double Pipe Creek
John Ross Key
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