Last Big Day of Year Baby Show Attracts Huge Crowd
Yesterday marked the paak anniversary with fireworks and aerial displays in the afternoon. Prof John C Bobt supervised arrangements with WW Libby assisting. Prizes totaling over 100 dollars were awarded for babies and dances, with standout winners from Miss Margaret Peters to Miss Mabel Smith and Mr Richard Spielman. The evening prizes included china, glassware, and grooming sets. The event drew over three hundred entries, described as the stoutest baby show in Maryland.
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John’ C Bobt
Tie
WW Libby
Margaret Peters
Pen Mar
Anna Merle Vans Wagner
Harrisburg
Chester City Wood
Mary Mazdalene Wood
Chambersburg
Puy
Dresden
China
Evalarks
Arbneton
Mabel Smith
Hagerstown
Richard Spielman
Wiliam Eckenrod
York
Anna Dovell
Waynesboro
Tady
Trene Gontrumpe
Baltunown
Jlngerstown
St. Penrich
Baltimore
Gillette
Pear Mills
Waxnesboro
Thompson Deavholl
Pen-Mar
Gettysburg College opens new academic year with record enrollment
Gettysburg College began its THth academic year with formal exercises in Brun Chapel conducted by President Dr. Granville Wooal. Registrar reports rising enrollment and optimistic forecasts for the greatest year in the institution's history. New hires include Trot OS Kirby from Yale to lead Engineering and Z F Schappelle from the University of Tennessee to lead French and Spanish. Democratic supporters in Howard County back Widward Haimmund for state senator.
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Gettysburg College
Brun Chapel
Wooal Gran Ville
Trot OS Kirby
Yale University
Z. F. Schappelle
University of Tensylvania
Poems for September in Frederick County Schools
Selected for use in Frederick county public schools by Miss Mia V Krieg primary supervisor. Poems include Gladness of Nature A Boy's Song and September offerings describing nature scenes like goldenrod corn trees and asters. The piece reads as an instructional list of poems and their seasonal themes for classroom use.
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Miss Krieg
Mia V. Krieg
Frederick County
Autumn Arrives in Frondews Lenes Morning
A fragment describes September days with grape scents and bitter roots, while butterflies drift by. The lines hint at autumn’s peak and a reverent tone toward seasonal change, conveyed in a dated lyric style.
Lawful Grip Arrests Cast Shadow on Community
Deputies arrested Pollows Assal Ld on a charge of assault after a confrontation tied to work on the public road. The weapon used was a club, with the incident following earlier inquiries into a dispute and alleged threats. Other suspects, including John McGaw and Gay Dy, faced related charges as officers pursued multiple leads and booked individuals at a local station.
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Pollows
Assal Ld
Aes Crimeo
Showit Ufuaver
Wissandi Baer
Ruarts
Cramer
Dae Hin
Nous
Pty
Justis
Vmelil Baker
Depuls
Cheihatena
Daeaig
Rogers
Lnsaiinge Agavas
WHY MERE MAN MAY NOT WED IN VOTES FOR WOMEN ERA
The Just Government League’s proclamations mock male constancy and invite men to sponsor women’s suffrage. A satirical critique argues men must grant equal civic rights to wives, or risk social disapproval and bachelorhood. The piece ends noting advertising’s link to business vitality.
Digesting News From The Frederick News Brief
The fragment references a Frederick News item about digestion and assimilation with notes on subscription and reader response. It mentions a stern new issue and many bowing to William Math regarding a subscription.
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The
Frederick News
Iain Math
Notes of News From Across Maryland and Nearby
Pasco Pasquale an Italian contractor dies at Tingerstown. A Howard county ticket is nominated by Democrats. Joseph Archer withdraws as Democratic legislative candidate in Jill ford. Governor Crothers goes to Spring Lake to attend governors conference. Pen Mar Park birthday anniversary marked by sports and fireworks. Prosper Park fair opens with large entry and visitors. Union Station Baltimore to open Friday after inspection. Washington county men urge arrest of Albert Suxich on swindling charge. Confederate veterans and visitors attend tournament at the Confederate Soldiers Home Pikesville. Federation of Labor convention in Cumberland. William L. Marbury potential U S Senate candidate in 1940s race. Baltimore Odd Fellows head to Sovereign Grand Lodge in Indianapolis. Thomas F. McNulty of Baltimore returns from Old Point. unlikely to drop bid for Democratic sheriff nomination. Daniel Untard, president of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arrives in New York. stock dividend alarm unfounded. Baltimore Congregational Church board censures minister who officiated Astor Force marriage. Washington county Democrats elect John B. Sweeney as state central committee chairman. county convention at Hagerstown September 28. Utilities Commission extends Balt more Gas Company filing period. 50 extra days granted. Republican state candidates to be notified tomorrow at Cambridge. Democratic candidates Tuesday at Senator Gorman’s home in Fall View Howard county. Frances Ulrich of Baltimore claims J Merriweather Shellman of Westminster engaged to her, plans suit for breach of promise. Peach price drop in Lagerstown reflected in South Mountain belt as Newark buyer forfeits 1400 tied to crop of 17 000 baskets at Smithsburg farm of Postmaster Lancelot Jacques.
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Pasco Pasquale
Tingerstown
Howard County
Joseph W. Archer
Jillford
Crothers
Spring Lake
Pen Mar Park
Prosper Park
Union Station
Baltimore
Washington County
Albert Suxich
Pikesville
Federation of Labor of Maryland
Laistrict of Columbia
Cumberland
William L. Marbury
United States Senate
John Walter Smith
Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Thomas F. McNulty
Olid Point
Sheriff
Daniel
Baltimors
John B. Sweeney
Hagerstown
the Utilities Commission
Baltimore Gas Company
Urorrow
Cambridge
Gorman
Fallview
Frances Ulrich
Mosher Street
J. Merriwether Shellman
Westminster
Fayssoux Winslow
Wilmington
Lagerstown
South Mountain
Newark
Lancelot Jacques
Smithsburg
Local Repaintings and Hunting Notes In Hagerstown
Brief items report repainting at multiple residences along West South and West Church streets. George Burek oversees the work on Chorge T. Phebus home. Miss Ritche’s residence is being repainted by a crew under Sonrin TL Wel. George Pearce returns from Montgomery county hunting with 1 squirrel. William Frairy bags 18 squirrels and a large chicken hawk at Highfield. A curb and pavement are laid in front of Trini Reformed chapel by a crew of 5 SOS Petes of Balls Wider 3 Mantz. An upcoming YMCA campaign in Hagerstown is led by Mr Minor from W. Sion 38 m, with philanthropy noted as crowning labor of a wealthy citizen. Minor plans March fundraising, seeking subscriptions from local business. The local peace is influenced by views of the leading citizen previously mentioned.
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Chorge T. Phebus
West South Street
George Burek
George A. Pearce
Montgomery County
Highfield
William Frairy
Sonrin TL
Trini
Reformed Chapel
West Church Street
Hagerstown
G ., Minor
W. Sion
Mer Minor
Minor
Welding Tortoise Shell: Hawksbill Plates and Welding Process
A detailed description of hawksbill turtle shell structure and the craft of welding shells, including how shells are softened in salt solution, cleaned, and pressed together with heated tongs and clamps. It notes differences between East and West Indian shells and cautions against improper welding that can cause separation.
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Drmerly
Sane Pleces
Free Advice to Women by Mrs Pinkham Opens Help Network
Women suffering illness invited to communicate with Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. All letters answered by women, maintaining strict privacy and consent. The firm offers advice drawn from vast experience and provides a free 180 page Text Book by mail.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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