Happenings from Kemptown Letters From Correspondents
Kemptown notes list many residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns with weekend stays and school duties. Entries name Ethel Mout Fout Gladys Keene Reyburn Watkins J D Boyer and others visiting Rockville Gaithersburg Frederick Emmitsburg and Lebanon verses. The piece mentions local preaching schedules and a 89th birthday celebration at a long-time resident.
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Dehihar
Del
Baltimore
R. M. Browning
Reyburn Watkins
Washington, DD. C
J. D. Boyer
Jutus E. Baker
Rockville
Gaithersburg
G. A Simonds
Kicudshee
Major Shoe Firm Seeks Partners for New Stores
One of the largest U S home shoe makers hiring four to five thousand workers seeks a man and woman with average business ability to operate a store in towns of ten thousand plus including Frederic. The staple goods and strong advertising campaign promise quick profit. Required capital about 5500 to 5609. Address Shoe Manufacturer Dept rk ation St Louis Me asept AT 9.
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United States
Frederck
Igamen
Ation
St. Louis
Local funeral notices and social visits across towns
A jumble of oblique notes records funerals at Aquilla Foa's funeral in Wetmantown, visits by Mrs Winnismant and Mrs Delty Pryor in Waynesboro PA, and numerous hometown visitors including Mr and Mrs McAtee, Mrs Hattie Merriman, Miss Beulah Weaglery, and Mr J J Carlin. The item mentions seniors, sickness, travel to Baltimore and Washington DC, and local society inferences.
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Monroe Watins
Lewisdile
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Fthel
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Alr
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Westminster
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Husie Wickfresh
Ernest Clageectt
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O.i
Virginia
Edith Snyder
Frank Cook
Eel
Samu Shipley
Browningsville
Eldridge Mullinix
James P. Harris
Joseph Harris
Joh W
Comus
Annie Dutrow
Geo FE. Hughes
Jula
A. J Brown
Sarah Eben Cronenburg
Point of Focks
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Max Welton
Mountain Vale
Tlatver
Howe
Herace
Aquilla
Wetmantown
Manuel Walter
Washington, C
Here
Martin
Baltimore
J. J Carlin
Carlin
G. P
Washington, D.C
Miss Sadlyuiter
WP Walter
P and Carlin
Nellie
Nany
Mamie Lynch
Delman
Nickie
Prowningsville
M. L,sbury
Boyds, Ma
Witkowski Seeks One Half Of Fines From Sunday Violations
Ex Mayor Witkowski through attorney Kilgour seeks 200 dollars claiming he is entitled to half of the 400 dollar fines levied for Sunday law violations at Glen Echo Park. County Commissioners defer to their attorney W C Sogata. Robert Garrett elected Glen Echo mayor, youngest in region, to win he voted for himself amid council quorum issues. Garrett, brother of John A Garrett, was a former Maryland legislator and is known locally as the kid brother of Johnnie.
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Off Men Echo
Throngi
Alexander Kilgour
Rockville
Police Justice Reading
Gleneho Park
W. C. Sogata
Robert Garrett
Glen Elio
Witkowski
Garrett
John A. Garrett
Glen Echo
Maryland
Attock
Robert Lee Garrett
Fleas
Montgomers County
Johnnie Gac- Pett
Republicans United in Maryland Preparatory Convention
The Maryland Republican gathering at the Hotel Renner in Annapolis previews today’s state convention at Albaugh’s Theatre. Incoming slate names Goldsborough for Governor, Cunningham for Comptroller, Soper for Attorney General, with Hanna presiding and plans for a Cambridge demonstration and changes to primary and ballot laws.
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Anitimere
Albaugh's
Collector Stone
Messrs
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Morris A. Soper
Tom Paorran
Hanna
Republican State Committee
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Maryland Shriners Excursion to Chesapeake Bay Aboard Dreamland
The Maryland Mystic Shriners and 554 Boumi Temple members enjoyed a Chesapeake Bay excursion yesterday aboard the Dreamland steamer. Chairman W P Bigelow led the reception committee as a band played and a fine dinner accompanied the outing.
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Maryland
Stomachs Relieved by P. Dnaepsia Digestive Aid
A dated advertisement claims P. Dianepsia quickly relieves indigestion sour stomach and dyspepsia. It promises five minute relief from stomach misery with a large bottle priced 39 cents and asserts digestion cleansing the intestines and restoring appetite upon use.
Winkle Injured While Plastering at Local Church
Winkle worked at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday plastering when H. K. Storm trod on a nail and drove it into his foot causing a painful wound.
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Winkle
Methodist Fipiscopal Church
Platform Outlined Shapes Democratic Unity at Baltimore Convention
A split between Democratic factions appears healed as the platform drafts are consolidated by the majority while accommodating Lee supporters. The platform endorses Crothers administration, road and primary reforms, corrupt practices act amendments, public utilities, a new Baltimore city charter, and stricter voter registration while delaying certain issues. The convention meets at noon at the Auditorium in Baltimore to approve the plan and seek party unity.
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Baltimore
Uhe Lee
Faotion
Lee
Wiliam. Marbury
William Ud. Lamar
Bee
Basilea
Morebury
Lamar
Gertan
Smith
Joshua W. Miles
Seustor Lee
Crothers
Baltimore City
Armion Sale Heals Severe Burns and Soothes Sores
A misread tale from Flyeville New York tells of a man named Barnion Barnion who suffered a severe injury. After trying various remedies he used Buck tom's Armion Sale product and reported complete healing with barely a scar. The claim cites relief for burns boils eczema cuts hemorrhoids piles and skin conditions. Carre's Pharmacy advertises the item for 260.
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Flyeville
N.Y
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Carre
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