Typhoid, Water Purity Raise City Health Concerns
The article discusses waterborne disease risks from typhoid fever linked to polluted sources. It notes Washington adding filtration, boiling water, and cites St. Louis and Philadelphia outbreaks after sewage releases. It praises Frederick's water as pure and urges regular analyses by chemists.
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Washington
Potemse
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Leeds
Washington Star
Ster
Theer
Frederick
Fragmentary note hints at expert opinion on polos
A confused report fragment suggests authorities may seek an expert view on polo matters. The text shows hesitation and mentions the term polos, without clear names or concrete actions.
Portsmouth and Japan Echo Global Tensions
The clippings reflect mixed views on world affairs. Comments critique Portmouth’s map status and praise or mock political figures like J Edward Addicks while noting Japan's deserter crisis and public discontent with peace terms. The Baltimore papers discuss crime perceptions and national reaction to international events.
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Portemouth
Baltimore American
J. Edward Addicks
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous quips from newspapers and jokes about marriage names loves and futures. A Detroit Free Press and Cleveland Leader style exchange features playful taunts and a sage Uncle Horeca advising a nephew on life choices and an epitaph.
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Horeca
Voice of the Press Reflects on Japanese Peace Terms
The New York and Chicago papers debate Japan’s response to peace terms and Baron Komara's future after portsmouth. Critics argue the Japanese are tested in governance and national endurance, while some praise or fault Komara’s leadership and war decisions.
Moments with the Utsk in the Country and Sanctuary
A collage of garbled poetry and prose pieces features a comical country-dialect meditation on city noise and calm, followed by religious verse titled Give Sanctuary. The mix includes stray lines about trolley clangs, fear of racket, and a prayerful plea for sanctuary amid warlike din.
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C. O. Eur
Engraver Clarence Young Displays Pin Engraving in Frederick
Clarence K Young of Washington DC son of Scott Young and nephew of J EB Young Frederick is shown with a remarkable engraving on a pin head. The words alphabet letters repeat twice etched on the pin using magnification to reveal the detail. The pin rests at Goodhart's cafe West Patrick street for exhibition.
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Clarence K. Young
Washington, D.C
Scott Young
Frederick
J. EB. Young
Young
United States
Treasury Department
Europe
Yeung
Goodhart
West Patrick Street
Moller Organ
Autumn Fair Brightens Fredericktown Town Life
The column celebrates harvest time in September with fairs and gatherings. It notes schools opening, teachers’ institute events, and a busy social scene with dances, picnics, and church activities. Local improvements, street work, and transportation prospects for Fredericktown are highlighted as the community looks to a lively fall season.
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Hagera
Singanore
Ostoctin Msnantafn
Teachers’ Institute
Hetle Mountain
United Brethren
Opera House
Fredericktown
Reformed Sewing Society
Market Gossip from the Morning Scribe
The column lists edible bargains from the base of supplies with items from Billy Borkheimer and Walter Reeder. Prices cover fruits vegetables fish meats and misc items including pumpkins pears oranges and ducks with detailed per unit costs and daily market notes.
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Billy Borkheimer
Walter Reeder
Funeral services for Daniel H. Shook rescheduled to 1 50 p m
The funeral for the late Daniel H. Shook has been moved from 10:00 a m Sunday to 1 50 p m. Services will be at his home in Ceresvills. A correction notes Mrs John W Gaver should be Mrs John W Grove of Shookstown. The notice ends with a brief remark on advertising activity in business.
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Daniel H. Shook
Iuts
Ceresvills
John W. Gaver
John W. Grove
Shookstown
Frederick canning trade and local logistics spark city debate
The article notes Frederick County canning and corn production boosting winter meals and family earnings, while discussing early trade routes, Depression era transport backstories, and public irritations over Baltimore Frederick Electric Railway funds. It mentions local canning factories, gas pressure issues, and plans to reuse fire company horses for municipal tasks.
Deaths and funeral notices in Baltimore
Mrs. J Robert Hogg widow of J Robert Hogg and daughter of the late Joseph O Ador died in Baltimore on Wednesday. Funeral at 3 pm from 2839 Woodbrook Avenue with private interment. A colored infant James Thomas nine days old died at Paradise. funeral at 9:30 am and interment at Gresamonant. Funeral director Teas P. Rica.
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J Eobert Hogg
Clars Louise Hoge
J. Robert Hogg
Margaret B
Joseph O. “Ador
Baltimore
Woodbrook Avenue
James
Thomas
Paradise
Gresamonant
Teas
P. Rica
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised Claim
An old advertisement asserts deafness due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured and mentions selling Hall's Family Pills for constipation. The text cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and claims nationwide availability through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dinecuts
Weather diary claims regular seasonal cycles aid farming
A Kentucky farmer A T Glabo from near Macon presents a 200 acre weather diary dating to 1810 claiming seasons vary regularly. He asserts long time records show dry or wet patterns, with profitable years ending in two or four, and recommends using the diary to guide stock purchases and crop planning for the coming year.
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Hales
Katefall
A. T. Glabo
Macon
Ehie
Glahs
Erne
May Call Thomas Lawson in New York Life Prober
Insurance probes focus on New York Life officers and clerks who signed notes for millions to cover undesirable securities. Thomas W. Lawson of Boston is considered as a potential witness if other sources fail to provide the information. State Senator Armstrong said Lawson may be summoned though he is not a resident and may not be compelled to testify.
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Oiher
New York
Tokyo
Cissa
Boston
Xent
Bistar Sire Gating
New York Life Insurance Company
Ing
New York Life
Fizalsy
Wemps
Thomas W. Lawson
Armstrong
Lawson
Trade Still Expanding Commercial News to Den's Continues Nest Satisfactory
Trade continues expanding with favorable crop harvests and prospects for corn and cotton yields. Industrial activity rises as demand for iron and steel, textiles, and footwear grows, with extensive building work and low labor disputes. Unemployment claims show some regional variation while overall failures rise in 18 states and across Canada.
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Den's
R. G. den
Merchan
Canada
Spanish War Veterans Pick Washington for Next Year Meeting
The Spanish War Veterans chose Washington as the next meeting site and proceeded to elect officers. The group concluded its second annual encampment amid various proposals and discussions. A resignation from an official was noted as the meeting wrapped up on January 7.
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Washington
Very Sick Boy Recovers with Chamberlains Remedy
A Midland Michigan mother credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her two year old son from a severe bowel illness. The notice claims even cholera infantum is cured and urges following directions for a certain cure, available at A and Pearres drug store.
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Chamberlain
Muggie
A. &. Pearre
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