Consuming Tuberculosis Patients Sent West Despite Poverty
A National Association statement charges cruel inhuman practice by doctors who send dying consumptives from the East to the West including California and Texas. It cites 180,000 or more afflicted annually, with many unable to afford basic necessities, leading to starvation or reliance on relief. The report urges ending the practice and funding local hospitals to treat and support indigent patients.
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National Association For’ the
National Association
Southweatiore
United States
California
Texas
Death of Infant Dorothy Louie Lester Reported
An infant named Dorothy Louie Lester died recently at the home of her parents on West Fourth Street extended. The remains will be taken to Wilmington Delaware on Monday, a legal holiday. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Dorothy Louie Lester
West Fourth
Wilmington
Del
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Will
Frederick business men push charter revision plan
Frederick business leaders press plan to revise the city charter to move waterworks electric light and police from politics to a businesslike management. They seek a citizens meeting called by President Holmes D Baker to appoint a charter commission and study well governed cities for features to adopt. Engagement from prominent local businessmen and efforts to advance railroad and promotional campaigns are noted.
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Frederick
Holmes D. Baker
Oes
Buamegsaien
Citizens
Baltimore & Olio Bailord Company
Potter
Railroad Company
Broderick
Skytarks Imported Doctor with Private Aviary Wins Praise
Dr Charles McCutcheon of Tecoma Washington, a wealthy retired physician, maintains a large five year old aviary. He released European song birds into the Northwest and reports their sightings within fifty miles, aiding a renewed singing bird population west of the Cascade Mountains. The State Legislature passed laws to protect song birds amid public praise for his efforts.
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Charles McCutchooma
Tecoma
Washington
Europe
Northwest
McCutcheon
Englind
Puget ‘Sound
Cosedde Mountains
Puget Sound
Trdea
Moving Pictures Tonight at Pearce and Scheck's Opera House
The City Opera House presents five reels of film each 1,000 feet, a Selig latent production, Leopard's high icon, and a Queen title. Special added features include Hoff Bros roller skate artists, singers and dancers, and Joe Burns the blackface comedian.
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Moving Pictures
Opera House
Pearce & Scheck
Salk
Selig Polyscope Co
Africa
Hoff Bros
Roller Akate
Joe Burns
Aremak- 8
Middletown Builds New Water Receiver and Pumping Station
Middletown authorities near completion of a new receiver and pumping station near the reservoir. A steady flow from the spring water keeps the receiver full and, when reservoir levels drop, water is pumped in. The town's water supply will be ample for all needs, preventing further scarcity. When the main spring slows, the receiver will supply water from its flow and several other springs.
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Middletown
Braddock Heights Song Service Schedule Change
Braddock Heights announces a revised service time with the song service at 6.4 p.m. replacing 7.15 p.m. The band concert will follow, featuring Mr. Irving Biser performing a Wambone solo and the Holy City selection.
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Braddock Heights
Mr. Irving
Biser
Aola Net
Holy City
Circuit Court verdicts and local ordinance dispute
The circuit court completed trials including Brown v Holter with a defense verdict, England v Balor, and Stull v Hoopes Co. It also considered a Middletown ordinance on street grades. Kline & Soave sued for 2000 dollars over sewer construction causing damage and odors at Court and Patrick streets, adjourned near noon with the case ongoing.
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Willia
Brown
Willian’ P. Holter
Holter
Mr.Brown
J. FR. Heagy
Willian P Mauleby
Waters
Ww.p
Maulsby
Burgers and
Worthington and
Motter
Hanson T. Kise
Personal notices and visits span several Baltimore area residents
The column lists ex-Sheriff J Gaver of Ruckisville visiting Dr Downey, Mrs Steiner and children returning to Wilmington after relatives visit, Mrs Phillips visiting Shepherdstown, Mrs Chapline and Mrs Watson with children returning home from Braddock Heights, Charles Reich leaving for New York and Hudson trip, and several others including Mr H B Showman of Balti. all dated amid local social rounds and travel.
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B. Showman
Baltionts
Firederick
Busiites
J. Gaver
Ruckisville
J. W. Downey
Theta
Mlages
Helen Klinia
Mariana Dati
Mariana Dati, Are Visiting Mrs. L., Ip.,schorer
Ington
Charles
Reich
New York
Polits
Hudson
Harry E.chapline
R. B. Steiner
Wilmington
Del
Laul Chapline
James
Funeral of Mrs Barbara Ann Shook Held at Shookstown
The funeral for Mrs Barbara Ann Shook was held yesterday at 2 PM from her home in Shookstown Berks County. Rev BE L AMno officiated. Pallbearers included Charles M Hagan Adam RailIng T Lakin Calvin Kefauver William H Kranty and George Schieffer. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Rice Funeral Director.
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Barbara
Ann Shook
Shookstown
Bersybee
L. Amno
Charles M. Hagan
Adiam
Railing
T. Lakin
Calvin Kefauver
Wm. H. Kranty
George Schieffer
Mt. Olivet
Mt. Olivet Cemetary
Homns
P. Rice
Republican Club Organized at Frederick Headquarters
A Republican Club was formed at the Republican headquarters on North Market Street in Frederick. The central committee and prominent Republicans elected Edward A. Gittnger president Dr A A Rad ef vice president Ward C Haffner vice president A C McBride secretary and G Haugh treasurer.
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Central Committee
Frederick
Republi
North Market Street
Edward A. Gittnger
A.A. Radef
Ward C. Haffner
A.C. McBride
G. Haugh
White Cross Milk Meeting At Lewistown Institute
A large crowd attended the White Cross Milk Co meeting at Lewistown Institute in the evening. A Frederick train brought many farmers along the route. Mr. David Lowenstein spoke on the White Cross process. A meeting is planned at Walkersville next week at Bay Furniture Store. The Commercial Operators bought a large furniture store in Charles Town West Virginia formerly owned by Hibler firm, purchased from Sheriff Young of Jefferson County WV.
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White Cross Milk Meeting
White Cross Milk Co
Lewistown
Frederick
David Lowenstein
White Cross
Walkersville
Bay Furniture Store
Charlestown
W.va
Hibler
Sheriff Young
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Auction Sale at Courthouse Bounds in Milton Urner Case
Real estate sale led by William E. Darner as auctioneer. Mortgagee bought the lot on the west side of East Alley at the Milton courthouse door for 100 dollars.
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William E. Darner
Milton G. Urner
Ccast Alle
Bees Swarm in House Near High Knob Reported
Mr. Maurice Main reported a swarm of bees between the floor and ceiling of a house near High Knob yesterday. About 0 pounds of honey were found.
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Maurice ‘Main
High Knob
Escape of a dangerous man from Montevue jail
An arrested thief from Annapolis, Simpson, escaped from Montevue jail by forcing a window grate and slipping through. He was described as insane by Anne Arundel authorities and sighted near Annapolis after the escape, with authorities in Frederick and Baltimore alerted. He left behind clothes and a bandanna, taking measures to conceal his flight toward Philadelphia.
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Simpeon
Montevuie
Antapolis
Anne “Arundel County
Annapolis
Montevue
Areuas
Simpson
Rusadt
Bilipson
Sinphoa
Billiaon
Baltimore
Anniopolis
Hymeneal at PresbyterTon in Dixon
Clarence Hate Moore and Miss Bruce Marie Isanogle quietly wed at the Presbyterian church in Dixon on Thursday evening. Bride wore pearl moccasine silk over taffeta with Bride roses. matron of honor wore black silk and white carnations. Best man was B C Isanogle. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s brother’s home. They will live at 740 North Market Street.
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Moone—Isanogle
Clarence Hate Moore
Bruce Marie Isanogle
Avere
Presbyter- Ton
Manee
Thomas Freeman
Dixon
Amanda C. Isanogle
Charles W. Isanogle
Bradley C. ‘Teanogle
B.C. Isanogle
B. C. Seanogle
Mrs. Moore
Heptepiber
North Market
Treet
Busy Corner offers cheap household goods and prizes
Local ad lists a variety of items at low prices from 10c to 19c including paper products school supplies and household utensils. It promotes a promotion with 7 balls croquet and 4 ball sets and mentions Cramer’s Court Restaurant Frere offering chicken and clam chowder tonight.
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Cramer's Court
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Local notices mix with ads and event blurbs
The page fragment lists shop items and prices including tomato caps and jars, matches, paper goods, knives, and flour claims, plus local notices for Frederick City Hospital meeting and temperance union gathering. It mentions a soup sale, a saloon promotion, a Cinderella race, and cleaning services with various product names and prices.
Baker's Favorite Flour Promises Pure Nutritious Loaf Debate
An old advertisement fragment touts Baker's Favorite Flour claiming superior loaf quality from better texture to sweeter taste. It promotes G. L. Baking Co. coupons, McCanovelts chocolates, and a Hanover Fair schedule with demonstrations of Van Houten's Cocoa. The item lists bakery promos, train schedules, and local merchants, ending with a sales pitch for the flour’s claimed purity and value.
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Hanover
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Mt. 76
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