Germantown Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Kate Bass of Barnesville attends district conference at Grace Church in Gaithersburg. Ivy Davis visits parents Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Barnesville. Cleora Duvall recovers, Ethel Hood visits cousin Wooten Crawford in Washington. Trinity M E church in Germantown hosts Sept 7 program. Rev Cyrus B Keatie preaches in Baker's Grove. many locals visit Frederick and Washington, with numerous social calls and church events noted.
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Germantown
Kate‘ Bass
Barnesville
Easia Boikh Borhoo
Distriet
Grace Mes Church
South
Ethel Hood
Wooten Crawford
Washington
Trinity M. EB
Baker's Grove
Cyrus
Keatie
Anti-Stiloon League
Memorial
M. E
News Help Want Ad Revival Promises Return
A local newspaper announces the revival of the help wanted advertisement section, promising renewed listings and clearer job postings for readers seeking work. The notice flags improved formatting and quicker publication to connect employers with job seekers.
Motion pictures replace slides in advertising effort
A Canadian Pacific Railway official in London and a New Brunswick immigration supervisor describe moving pictures as a superior advertising tool. They note British interest in Canada, the growing use of motion pictures to recruit settlers, and expect a larger immigration rush this season. The plan funds lectures and film exhibitions across towns, aiming to showcase Canada and attract first class settlers.
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Iba
Cenadiane
Byothe
Board of Health
Ae Advertising’ Socieiies
J. M.gibbons
Pa Clie Railway
London
A. B. Wilmot
JadVerdelig
Canada
New
Brunewick
Lake Ee
John
N. B
New ‘Brunswick
Paece’ Railway
Dominion
Old Country
New Brunswick
Draft Big Bill Kay SMI Kay Drafted by Philadelphia A L Team
Kay has been drafted by the Philadelphia American League team the Athencs and will report after the New York State Ten xenon, Septemer 17. He was seen as a strong fielder and hitter in recent play, improving from a poor fielding first earlier to one of the league’s top basemen, with noticeable power and confidence at the plate.
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Smi Kay
Phiadelphia American League
New York State
Helder
Samer
Remmarka
Bie
Phehern
Utica Jnipers
Albany
Gone For Good In Foreign Lands And Americanized Traditions
A New York Times item quotes a German elder judging assimilation by kitchenware. A granddaughter in New York laments that relatives abroad may never return, noting a shift from deep German butter dishes to shallow American plates as a sign of adaptation.
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Owl
New York
Moody
New York Times
Modern kids and the odd barter in a fragment
A fragmentary excerpt shows a visitor asking to buy a child, offering money by weight, while the tiny child refuses. The passage weaves quips about temperament and manners, ending with age old witticisms on marriage and propriety in a news-style collage.
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Jove
Cleveland
Arbitration ruling on Newfoundland fisheries dispute
The tribunal largely sustains American claims against Britain and Newfoundland in seven questions. It finds Britain cannot prohibit American vessels from using foreigners or impose light harbor duties, and that fishing regulation must be reasonable and fair. A special commission will review existing regulations for equity, necessity, and fairness, with expert appointees and a Dutch scientific adviser.
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Interna Tirt
Newfoundland
United “States
Britain
Canada
Colonial Office
Ha Ba
United States
Luis Drago
America
Great Britain
Great ‘Britain
the Hague
Special Commission
Corota
Magdalen Islands
Tribunal Directa
Ant
Troek
Fisheries
The
Netherlands
Stolen Silver From Cobsit Ontario Mill Office
A ton of silver was stolen from the Cobsit Ontario Milling Company's office during the night. Evidence shows several men arrived by carriage, pried open a mill window, and broke into the safe with a revolving column drill. Silver bars weighing over eighty pounds each were carried away to the rig.
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Maning Company
Avound Train Bandit Caught in St Louis Arrest
Albert Ju Hing, sought as murderer J. M. Witte and train robber, was arrested in Saint Louis. He admitted jumping on a Burlington train at the wonton station amid a manhunt for the gunman and alleged passenger robber.
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St. Louis
Albert’ Ju: Hing
J. M
Witte
Flagroan
Burlington
Wanton
Townsend Centered Victory in Michigan Republican Endorsement
In Michigan Townsend's supporters claim he swept the state for the Republican endorsement for United States senator, with a plurality better than 25,000. Pro Townsend backers argued that 73 year old Senator Burrows should be replaced by a younger man due to Burrows' ties with Aldrich allies and a declining faction.
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Townsend
United States
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Congress
Charles
J.C. Burrows
Burrows
Tha
Aldrich
Resolution to Oust Ballinger Killed
An executive meeting of the Ballinger Pinchott Investigating committee freezes a removal push led by Senator Duncan A Kiloteher of Morida and Representative Madison and delays action. The vote on substitute and amendment collapses as quorum questions halt proceedings. reports expected Friday at 10 a.m. with Madison's proposal and Fletcher's stance.
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Minneapolis
Ballinger-Pinchott
Dunccan A. Kiloteher
Morida
Interior
Unger
Madison
Kanaas
Gifford Pinchot
Laula R. Glavis
James
Kentucky
Sutherland
Utah
McCall
Massachusetts
Nelson
Jresent
Fletcher
Doans Kidney Pills Help Brings Relief to Women
A testimonial from Mrs. G A W Fellers of Brunswick Maryland details two months of backache and dull pains before taking Doan's Kidney Pills. After using two boxes she reports feeling like a different person and praises the remedy. Sold by dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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A. Street
Bruns
Pick
Saya
Dean
Foster-Milburn' Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Haying Made Easier With Modern Machinery On Farm
The article recalls how haying, once a lengthy, laborious annual task, has been transformed by machinery. It notes reduced labor and costs under a hundred dollars, faster completion by 11 am, and less need for extra help. Motorized rigs replace oxen, boosting efficiency, timing, and feeding value, while preserving the seasonal cadence.
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Avery
Onilventn
Bective
Fragmentary 1882 England and Ireland notes in obscured text
Fragmentary OCR from a 1882 page mentions Fitzharris and Cavendinh connected to Ireland, a workhouse release after twenty years, a criminal case, a wedding line, a storm and a tent rescue, and a death from eating green apples in Holyoke Massachusetts in September.
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Fitzharris
Erick. Cavendinh
Ireland
Holyoke
Mass
You
Frederick Market Prices Quotation Summary
Frederick market prices section lists commodity quotes for corn oats hay wheat bran middlings straw and other staples with per bushel ton and price figures. The text notes corrected, September dated data from local exchange and references several farm goods including barley clover potatoes and beef products.
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Geyer
Ely Beate i
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