Sept 11 in American History and Astronomical Views
On September 11 notable events include 1600 Henry Hudson discovering a river, 1814 Commodore Macdonough winning Lake Champlain naval action and British defeat at Plattsburgh, 1834 death of Pio Pico. Evening stars Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter dawn Saturn. Draco northwest from zenith by 9 pm near the pointers.
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Hendrik
Henry Hudson
Thomas Macdonough
Lake Champlain
Plattsburgh
Pio Pico
California
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Draco
Sickness and Recoveries Reported in Middletown Area
AMONG THE SICK Mr. Joseph F. Eisenhauer Jr. East South street is confined by sickness. Mrs. Edward Harvey East Third street has been quite sick but is able to be about. Mr. Howard D. Kefauver of Burkittsville is confined with typhoid fever. Dr. A. A. Lamar Middletown, operated on August 29 at Frederick City Hospital for ballstones, continues to improve though not yet sit up. Mr. Martin C. Coblentz near Middletown suffered stomach trouble and was taken to Baltimore by car for specialist care. Miss Laura Seward daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seward Middletown brought to Frederick City Hospital with appendicitis and operated upon at once, is doing very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Eisenhauer, Jr
East South Street
Edward Harvey
East Third Street
Howard D. Kefauver
Burkittsville
A. A. Lamar
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Martin C. Coblentz
Baltimore
Albert M. Coblentz
Laura Seward
Wm. Seward
Glade Reformed Church to Host Lancaster Minister
News from Glade Reformed Church Walkersville invites Rev Robert Lee Bair from Lancaster Pa to preach at 730 pm and 230 pm at Woodsboro on Sunday Sun day School meets 930 am The larceny case in Walkersville involves Tom Lee accused of stealing 12 50 from Uncle Luther Brown’s Christmas Savings bank, with a hearing set tonight.
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Glade Reformed Church
Walkers Ville
Robert Lee Bair
Lancaster
Glade Church
Woodsboro
Tom Lee
William Miller
Luther Brown
All Saints’ Street
Lee
Luther
Miller
Aged man crushed under heavy wagon in lane accident
Harmon Smith found his nearly eighty year old father Samuel L. Smith fatally injured when a wagon wheel pinned his leg after a bar was moved and the wagon rolled forward. Samuel died the next evening. He lived on a farm held by the Smith family for over two centuries and is survived by seven children and one sister. Funeral held at Middletown Lutheran Church with burial in Lutheran Cemetery.
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Middletown
Harmon Smith
Samuel L. Smith
R. V. Hauver
Mr. Smith
Smith
Hel
Clarence
Brunswick
Clifford St
Jefferson
Lanyon
Frederick
Sarah
John
Annie
Lewis Rickerd
Braddock
Altice
Keefer Main
Rocky , Springs
Harmon
Susan Renisberg
Lutheran Church
A. L. Beard
Thurmont
A. Henry Routzahn
Wn. Keller
A. Lincoln Poole
Albert Holter
Routzahn
Adalt
Frederick Jockey Hurt At Winchester Race Track Accident
William Nogle, 20, jockey and son of D. W. Nogle of East Sixth street, was hospitalized in Winchester Va with a fractured collarbone after Burning Daylight ridden by R A Fraley of Frederick fell on a bend in the five eighths mile dash. Initial reports of a broken arm were corrected. no internal injuries found. Corinth, Fraley's other horse, finished third in the half mile. In Frederick City tennis, Lillian Motter and Motter defeated Serena Motter and Quynn 3-2 1-3 6-3 in mixed doubles. Ford and Maulsby beat Cramer and Gambrill 6-1 6-1. finals set for tomorrow morning followed by a tennis tea. yesterday Adelaide Beeson and Winebrenett lost to Cramer and Gambrill 9-? 3-6 10-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nogle
Winchester
D. W. Nogle
East Sixth Street
R. A. Fraley
Frederick
Mayor Fraley
Mr. Nagle
Corinth
Mr. Fraley
Frederick City
Dean W. Hendrickson
Elm Street
Lillian Motter
Motter
Serena Motter
Quynn
Miss Ford
Maulsby
Miss Cramer
Gambrill
Miss Motter
Mias Cramer
War Relief Fund Appeal From New York Woman
Mary Dale of 136 West 78th Street New York writes urging British women to support the war relief fund. Also listed is a marriage license for James D Dorsey 28 and Mary Catherine Hall 28 both of PantactaL colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dale
West 78Th Street
New York
War Relief Fund
James D. Dorsey
Mary Catherine Hall
Hood College Enrolls First International Student
Hood College reports its first international pupil, Miss Gertrude M Skinner of Cuba, plans to sail tomorrow to New York and then Frederick to enroll. The move marks the college’s first non US enrollment and signals progress toward future foreign applicants.
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Miss Skinner
U. S
Hood College
Gertrude M. Skinner
Cuba
New York
Frederick
United States
Island
Local notices and college enrollment rise at Hood College
Buick delivery truck for sale by administrator Robt. A Kemp of J M Biiely estate. Remarkable wheat yield reported by C S Holland near Laytonsville, averaging over 40 bushels per acre on ~100 acres using Ramsburgs Excelsior Plant Food. Social Room of U B Church offers corn soup 11 am to 10 pm Saturday, with home made cakes. Hood College enrollment reaches 123, a record high, prompting dining room expansion and potential extra beds. registrar Miss W A Lantz has arrived and begun duties.
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C. S. Holland
Laytonsville
Mr. Holland
Ramsburg
U. B. Church
City
Hood College
Gittinger
W. A. Lantz
Frederick area ad pages mixed with college building progress
An assorted Frederick Maryland page lists storefront ads for groceries oysters and laundry services and notes upcoming Hood College registration on September 15th and 17th. It also details a farm for sale two miles north of Frederick and progress on Alumnae Hall and a dormitory at a local college, with construction updates and contractor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob V. Summers
Frederick
Andrew J.‘ Summers
Discount on taxes in September at city rate
A 2 percent discount on all taxes paid in September is ordered by City Register Bradley T. Nicodemus. Also ads for Nice Peaches and Grapes for sale via Nev in Biser, phone 803-12. A Drug Store notice emphasizes careful preparation and prompt delivery of remedies with complete stock at 188 Market St. telephone 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
Nevin Biser
Corn Canning Season Nears Its End In 1914
Wagons with corn for Frederick factories are thinning as the 1914 canning season winds down within about ten days. Factories report limited daily operations due to crowds and centennial parades. The corn crop benefited from warm weather but recent cold nights slowed growth. pumpkins to be packed later, with no start date set. The Emperor of Austria owns the largest opal in the world, weighing 17 ounces.
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Frederick
Emperor of
Austria
Tourist kit a remedy for pests and aches in old ad style
A vintage style advertisement promises a complete tourist kit without a bottle of crobiso. It lists cures for wood ticks jigger bunborn and various bites burns and inflammations plus sore muscles and tired feet. It claims quick relief and a guarantee from Pearrea Modern Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearrea Modern Pharmacy
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the Daily News
the News
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Elias Murphy
Hanover Fair
R. AL Kemp
Admi
N. Clary
Excelsior Sanitary
Markey's Wheee
Hollanderrs F
Staub Fs
Schuoler’s Bakery
U. EB
U. B
Neldig & Miller Department Store
Carl Jacobson
Doll Bros
Shipley’s
News OF the Churches
Nicholas Hammond
Grove
Carroll Street
Prospect Street
Leslie W. Gaver
Fred Ridenour
Father
Team
War Relief, Fund
Buick
Rob T. A. Kemp
J. M. Biiely
V. Stadub—Pure Food
Corner Fourth and
N. Market St
Schueler’s
South Market Street
Frederick Baseball Club
F. K. Schmidt
Trens
Chesapeake
Miller’s Fish Market
Corner’ Market
Saints Sts
York City
Jacob H. Schmidt Rosenour
Patrick Street
D. E. Kefauver
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Dixon's
EAN
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Paul A. Markle
Iva G. Bohn
Bright Bays
Hanover
OX Fibre Brush Company
Ahimnae Hall
College Farm
Alumnae Hall
Hoke
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre
Drug Store
Market Sr
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Man
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Uaahter
V. D
Eclipse
Cluett
J.D. Hendrickson
Neidie & Miller
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Cashie
Joseph McDivit
Ammt
Cashier
Geo. Wu
Tomas H. Hatsen Jour
Ramesune
Danny. Bares
Ws. G. Baxra
D. H. Oowzar
C.M. Thomas
P. L. Hasenry
D. B. Keravves
Joar
Newman
Joan A. Mortra
J. D. Baxes
Markewood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
Jay
Awanteh
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
New Market
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick ST
Grayson
Mercer
Pythian Castle Building
Peerens
Albaugh & Harrington
Bo & O
Cropa Fine, & Bargan
Walkersville
Ous
Albaugh
Harrington Ton
Market St
Cramer & Stauffer
Estes
Cramer
Stauffer
Myerayitle
State Road
People's Insurance
Church Sts
Harry G
Tritapor
ANI Insurance
Real
Hickman
Doubs
Point of Rocka
Frederick Coum
Rertion
Font Py
Reat Bend
Iaettates
T. Hickman
Dowbe
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Citisens' National Bask
Braddock No. 34
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
Adame
Dearartytown
Barnesville
Ontgomery County
Adamatown
Fredericn
State
Bartholows
Lewistown
Mt Airy
Sleette Pad
om_Frederick
Bruns
Talow Ry
Real Frederice
Fredert
Yellow Springs
Comus
Creagerstown
Kuy Iar
Feagaville
Jeftas
LeGore
Monrovia
Piersville
Yellongs
Tuscarora
Adamstown
Unionville
Bartonsyville
Qobnaylile
Bora
Park Milla
Polat
Recen
Polato
Ridgeville
McKaig
Walkers Villa Uy
Court Street
M.C. A
GEO. L. Cramer & Soxs
ST. Frederick
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