Wilson speech backs League and aims at world peace
President Wilson, addressing a large Ohio crowd, defends the peace treaty and the League of Nations. He argues the treaty embodies American principles, urges ratification, and claims it will prevent future wars while uniting nations under collective security.
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Colmbus
Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Miompson
Ohio Stow University
Wit
James E. Chumpbell
Salt
Germany
Witson
Strememis
Ildise
Ith
Tay
Europe
International Indor Organization
Washington
Red Cross
CREAGERSTOWN DOTTED WITH VISITORS FROM FREDERICK AND PHILADELPHIA
Residents of Creagerstown host and visit relatives from Frederick and Philadelphia, including families of Groshin, Ryland, Long, and Grabill. Local residents such as Mr. Havner, Mr. Troxell, and Mrs. Snodk visit with kin, while others travel to Harrisburg and York for time with relatives.
Social notes from Long Corner of local families
Mrs A L Gaswell visited Baltimore relatives last week while Amanda Smith and daughter joined Mrs and Mrs Zachariah Mullinix. numerous Mullinix kin traveled between Frederick Silver Springs and Baltimore. Miss Lulu Mullinix spent days in Baltimore. Addie Mullinix Colson of Denver died of acute kidney trouble after marrying John E Colson. Dr Marlin Shorb from Baltimore visiting family. Mrs Wm Albaugh and daughter Iva visiting near town. Oliver Angell and Jol Hahn of Philadelphia spent days in town. Warry Spielman and Miss Etta Miler from Washington stayed with the Spielmans. Mrs Jesse Fox and Miss Leal Fox of Creagerstown visited Mrs Etta Fox. Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher and Master Wesley Darling of Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs James Warren. Mrs Clara Carbaugh of Chambersburg visiting Mrs Wim Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gaswell
Charles Roberts
Baltimore
Amanda Smith
Zachariah Mullinix
Clarence Scart
S. N- Scott
David Mullinix
Frederick
J. My Spaulding
Grover Mulinix
Eldridge Mullinix
Will Mullinix
Olle Mullinix
Edward Mullinix
Augustus. Mullinix
Silver Springs
IE Burns
Lulu Mullinix
Addie Mulliix Colson
Menver
Colorado
Charles EE. Mullinix
John E. Colson
Marlin. Shorb
Is, Shorb
Wm.eAlbaugh
Iva
Washington
Mesars
Oliver Angell
Jol ‘Hahn
Philadelphia
Warry Spielman
Etta Miler
Robert Spielman
Jesse Fox
Leal Fox
Creagerstown
Etta Fox
Harry Fisher
Wesley Darling
James Wareren
Clara Carbaugh
Chambersburg, Pa
Wim
Miller
Montgomery Heights Community Notes and Festival Plans
Mt Harry Merson and other locals are mentioned amid health updates and visits. The Benevolent Association and Community Club announce St Anthony's open air festival with singing led by Emma Moore, a banquet to set plans, and a community fair discussion for October. Local visits include Miss Katharina Seltzer and Ada Wagner returning to Johnstown.
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Ada Wagner
Johnstown
Benevolent Association
St. Anthony's
Emma Moore
St. Anthony’s Church
St. Ant‘thony’s
J. Anthony's
Pon Mar
Misges
Mary. Knott
Senate confirms Pershing amid tense open session
Washington notes Pershing's nomination to a permanent post in the United States military in an open executive session. The confirmation drew strong applause as Vice President Marshall announced the tally. Senator Wadsworth defended the open process against Borah's challenge, urging precedent for continued confirmations.
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Washington
J. Pershing
Genen
Lyiney
Marshall
Jhay
Wadsworth
New York
Borah
Iquilto
Local Gleanings From Emmitsburg and Environs
Names of residents appear alongside brief notes on local road works oiling the road from Emmitsburg to Thurmont and a college seminary opening with 95 seminarians. A business trip to Baltimore is noted for Ernest Seltzer and Thus Hays, while Mrs Belle Westcott of Emmitsburg takes a position at the Shorb home and Beulah Wetzel returns from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalan
Bedlah Wetzel
Alosars
Edward Seltzer
Austin
Gerald
Guy Knott
Emanuel Kolb
Roy Gorley
Siad@ ‘Road
Emmtsburg
Thurmont
College
Messrs
Ernest Seltzer
Hays
Baltmore
Belle Westcott
Emimitsburg
John Shorb
Beulah Wetzel
Harrisburg, Penna
Germantown Social Notes Connect Baltimore Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lenhart of Baltimore spent the week with Mrs. Henry Lenhart. Mrs. William Tabler of Lansdowne visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ha, while Ruby Carter of Gatherburg and Earl Lamking of Takuma Park returned home after time with Mrs. Yorace Mills. Mrs. Frank Roberson and son Paul and Miss Mary Hoffner of Dir kerson spent Sunday with Mrs. Henry Lenhart. Hooplet and a brother, with Mr. Russell Lenhart, were in Washington, D. C. last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis of Baltimore are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carter.
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Lewis Lenhart
Baltimore
Henry Lenhart
William Tabler
Lansdowne
John .Ha
Ruby Carter
Gathernburg
Earl Lamking
Takuma Park
Yorace Mills
Frank Roberson
Paul
Mary Hoffner
Dickergen
Hooplet
Russell Lenhart
Washington, D. C
H. Lewis
Richard Carter
Monrovia social notes recall trips and visits
Miss Almira Crompel returned from Washington where she stayed with the Crantleys. Ruth Zeigler spent the weekend with Miss Mary Nicodemus and went back to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Neary Noyer, Elizabeth Boyer, and Clay Hett Summers with daughter visited Baltimore on Sunday. John Urich and his mother from Baltimore were guests of J M Shawhaker. John Dreyer was a guest of Howard Turnbull. Lucille Nicodemis will study at Frederick Girls High School. A number attended the Chautauqua at Mt Airy and enjoyed the lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira, Crompel
Washington
Crantley
Ruth Zeigler
Mary Nicodemus
Baltimore
Gets-It Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief and Safety
An early 20th century ad touts Gets-It as the world’s best corn remover. It claims painless, quick results for corns, calluses, and toe fissures with simple drops, marketed as safer than knives or razors. The ad cites a Canadian testimonial and references J. W. Harner & Co. in Fredericksburg and related sales details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Tim Holt
Fredericks
Iby J. W. Harner & Tro
Water Pipe Obstructed by Twenty Dollar Bill Incident
In Williamsport Pe, Sept residents reported a water pipe supplying the Peale home was blocked by a $20 bill. James Peale of Rugles Mere and L. G. Stevens of Euglexs Mere were mentioned as connected to the odd obstruction and discovery along the Snail mountain stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peale
Williamsport
James Peale
Rugles Mere
Ned Wap
Beale
L. G. Stevens
Euglexs Mere
Pente
Treasury notes oversubscribed in Meares series offerings
Preliminary reports indicate aggregate subscriptions of 5.55 billion dollars for the Meares series 1920 treasury options dated September 2009. Subscriptions were oversubscribed as of February 2 and September 3, with indications of strong demand across multiple bidding periods.
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U.S
Treasury
House Approves Postal Rise in Senate Prospect
The House passed a postal pay increase retroactive to July 7, affecting about 250,000 postal employees. The measure now goes to the Senate for consideration as officials cite a Washington stance on cost and timing.
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House
Washington
Sept
Senate
Mr and Mrs James Dussard Visit Thurmont Friends
Mr and Mrs James Dussard of Hagerstown visited friends in Thurmont during the past week, sharing a brief social update with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dussard
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Lift off Corns with your fingers says ad
An advertisement claims you can lift off corns and calluses from the feet using a tiny bottle of Freezone applied to the corn or callus. It promises instant pain relief and painless removal, asserting the corn or callus can be removed root and all.
Club Bars 006 Keynotes and Charade of Return Home
A fragmentary report recalls Club Bars 006 discussions and a return home scene. Members, including Curly and Rae Poas Carudix, debate governance and homage while some elder voices object. the governors sustain the stance as the bar scene shifts after a long separation.
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David
Torsiat
Nira
Spinks
Rae Poas Carudix
Servien
France
Curly
Anea
Curaca
Boneil
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