Daily History Class September 14 1812 to 1914 Highlights
Napoleon entered Moscow in 1812 as the United States army under General Winfield Scott entered the City of Mexico as conquerors. President William McKinley died in Buffalo from wounds received earlier in 1901. In 1914, Allies reoccupied Reims and crossed the Aisne at Soissons.
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Napoleon
Moscow
United States Army
Winfield Scott
City of
Mexico
Wiam McKinley
Buffalo
Rheims
Aisne
Solesuns
Evening and morning stars visible this month
The article notes evening planets Mercury Venus and Mars with Saturn Jupiter as morning stars. It mentions Aldebaran a bright red star and a sun like ours, seen north of east high above the horizon around dusk.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Aldebarag
Fragmentary 1920s Advertisements and Notices Excerpt
A jumble of classified style lines lists ads for new women workers rent notices and theater items. Entries mention Opera House Marvel Empire millinery dancing classes fish for fast day and lamp shops with partial street addresses and names such as Eisenhauer Thos H Haller and Mrs D E Kefauver Tarasharates Reno Crum and Bob Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Marvel Empire
Stauffer
Eisenhauer
Sickness Report From West Patrick And Nearby Streets
Helen Eppley remains quite ill at her home on West Patrick street while Annie McLane is able to be about after illness on West Patrick. Mrs Zentz on West Church street is improved after a Friday illness onset. Detiila Brish on West Patrick is able to be about after confinement. Ignatius Kennedy, operated on for appendicitis at City Hospital, has returned home on South Market Street and is improving.
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Helen Eppley
West Patrick Street
Annie McLane
Newton M. Zentz
West Church Street
Detiila C. Brish
Ignatius Kennedy
City Hospital
South Market Street
Infant Death in East South Street Home
The infant Elizabeth Rice daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Rice died at their home 16 East South Street at 6 this morning aged 4 months 4 days cause exhaustion. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the house with Rev. U S G Rupp officiating and interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Undertaker F Schroeder.
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Teath Elizabeth
Walter L. Rice
East South Street
U. S. G. Rupp
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Middletown Men Aid After Car Crashes Near Hagerstown
Frank Rhoderick and Roy Kefauver of Middletown rushed to help after a machine skidded and overturned last Saturday near Hagerstown, pinning its occupants beneath the wreckage before bystanders lifted the car and freed the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhoderick
Roy Kefauver
Middletown
Hagerstown
Wins Mention in Shop Magazine for Agent Gross
W L Gross of Brunswick, a Prudential Life Insurance general agent, is noted in the September issue of Shop a company magazine. He ranks fourth among 1200 agents who met or exceeded two thousand five hundred dollars in insurance sales for August. Dance at Braddock marks season end with last Tuesday and closing Friday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gross
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Brunswick
Braddock
Victrola Dance Hosted by Miss Margaret Eichelberger
Miss Margaret Eichelberger entertained many friends at a Victrola dance last evening. A cat drowned after entering the Court Park Fountain in a curious incident reported locally. Rural Constable quips and a Punch parody accompany the light notes of the community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eichelberger
Ory Wraddock
Court Park
Maryland School for the Deaf Set to Open With Improvements
Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick prepares for opening tomorrow with refurbished buildings, new plumbing, waxed floors, and a larger manual training room. Miss Simma and Miss Chantier appointed as teachers. state funding remains a concern as lawmakers consider an extra appropriation.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Morrow
Maryland
Sims
Gallaudet Training College
Lyne
Helen Chantier
Hood College
Frederick
Board of Trade to name new secretary this week
Executive committee to fill the late Lloyd T. MacGill's unexpired term. Four applicants had been named, but another candidate emerged and none of the four may be chosen. The committee may alter the office setup and salary, which has been $600 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Lloyd T. MacGill
Wo men s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Held
The first fall meeting was held last night with delegates to the Rockville convention on September 29 and 30 elected. Representing the association are Miss Jamie Delashmutt Mrs. Bruce Thomas Mrs. Clara Kepner and Miss Ida Geasey. The next association meeting will be in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Rockville
Jeanie Delashmutt
Bruce Thomas
Clara Kepner
Ida Geasey
Association
Boonsboro Dedicates Town Clock at Odd Fellows Hall
The Boonsboro community held a ceremony last Saturday afternoon to dedicate the town clock erected on the Odd Fellows Hall. Subscriptions from local residents and out of town supporters funded the clock, which was presented to the La Grande Lodge of Odd Fellows for safekeeping in Boonsboro.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boonsboro
la Grande Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Hagerstown Bank Deposits Rise on Higher Rates
Deposits in Hagerstown banks grew from June to September by 247,663.43 dollars as Frederick banks increased 168,638.44 dollars. The rise is linked to higher time deposit rates offered by some banks, with Hagerstown showing rapid growth recently.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Visitation Academy to Open Tomorrow and Boarders Returning
The Visitation Academy reopens tomorrow for early and weekly boarders. Some former pupils and new entrants are returning. Directors meet this evening to discuss fall plans and hear a report from secretary C. K. Harris.
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Visitation Academ Ais
YY MC A
C. K. Harris
Yom Kippur Observance Preparations Ahead of Saturday
The observance of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is described as the most solemn in the Jewish calendar. Services begin the eve before the day, with the entire observance focused on repentance, remembrance of the dead, and moral renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Frederick Winter Stay Sought By Wisconsin Veteran
Edwin O Kimberley of Janesville Wisconsin asks Frank B Sappington Sr for Frederick Maryland info as he plans a winter 1861 62 stay. He recalls serving in the Third Wisconsin Bandleader in old British barracks and mentions city friends J G Doll dry goods and Mr Fox jeweler. He seeks light housekeeping quarters for himself and his aging wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edwin 0. Kimberley
Janesville
Wisconsin
Frank B. Sappington
Kimberley
J. G. Doll
Fox
Maryland
Improvements Progressing at Frederick City Hospital
Routine business at the Frederick City Hospital Association monthly meeting notes progress on adding a story to the two wings. The past month treated 129 patients with 95 admitted and 93 discharged. 36 remain, including 34 pay patients, 60 part pay, and 35 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick Jail Holds Liquor Dealer In Thurmont Case
William Carbaugh, a county resident, is lodged in Frederick jail awaiting a hearing on selling liquor without a license in Thurmont. He and another man allegedly ran an illicit whiskey trade, sourcing from his facility. A quarrel over profits led to Carbaugh’s arrest by Deputy Lidie of Thurmont. he escaped once but was recaptured near Blue Ridge Summit.
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Frederick
William Carbaugh
Thurmont
Carbaugh
Lidie
Blue Ridge Summit
Harvest Home Rally At United Brethren Church October 3
The United Brethren church harvest home service is planned for Sunday October 3 with a committee to arrange details comprising Mrs. E H Hummelbaugh Mrs William C Roderick Mrs Garber Miss Luia Pettingall Miss Florence Eichenbrode Oscar Grove Haring Sponseller and Simon Summer. Clarence Powell of near Catoctin Furnace was nearly hurt after dozing on Hang F tracks as Oscar Whitmore and Erasmus Erie watched. Powell said fatigue led him to nap in a hazardous place and a car’s step brushed his shoulder. Mayor Lewis Hi Fraley opposes taxing Disney enterprises operating locally arguing they bring business and taxation would be unwise.
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Harvest Home
The
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
William C. Roderick
Garber
Luia Pettingall
Florence Eichenbrode
Oscar Grove
Harling Sponseller
Simon Summer
Clee
Clarence Powell
Catoctin Furnace
Oscar Whitmore
Erasmus Erie
Powell
Disneys
Lewis Hi Fraley
Aunty Hassea
Here
Hug
Frederick
Local Mention Save Discount in September
A. A. Nicodemus City Reg Green Groceries Pure Cider Vinegar offers a two percent discount in September. Gittinger’s Grocery Phoas £12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nicodemus
Gittinger’s Grocery
Phoas
State may purchase Buckeystown pike for a state road
Frederick Board of Trade members discussed a plan to have the Buckeystown pike bought by the state and converted into a modern State road. President Cronenburg and State Roads Commission Chairman Weller noted Frederick’s need for a southern link, with a committee to determine sale figures for the next Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Frederick Board of Trade
J. M. Cronenburg
OE. Weller
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Weller
Frederick City
Frederick County
Board of Trade
Stair
Fredrick
Montgomery
Neaby
House
Senate
John Eisenhauer Announces New Fall China and Lamps
John Eisenhauer promotes fall arrivals including Haviland and Austrian china sets, Blue Willow, and porcelain dinner ware with open stock patterns. The listing also advertises electric reading lamps at 3.50, a Thursday night dancing class in Kemp Hall starting Sept 16, and Stauffer's Fish Market at 49 East Patrick Street with phone 909. A public sale at 170 West Patrick Street on Sept 25 by Zella Summers features household and kitchen furniture.
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John Eisenhauer
Haviland
Wil
Reno
Crum
Kemp Hall
Cor Church
Market Streets
Stauffer
East Patrick Street
Golinme Stauffer
West Patrick St
Zella
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition 1915
A bank statement for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland ending September 1915 shows assets including cash and due from banks, securities held, reserve balances with the Federal Reserve and other financial positions. The report lists legal capital, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits with notes payable and contingent items. signed by cashier Wm G Zimmerman and notary A Leroy McCardell with directors named.
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Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Mis
Lown
Chasestown
Cure Postal
Federal Reeserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Newark
Chicago
St. Louis
U. Treasurer
WM. G. Zimmerman
A. Leroy McCardell
Real estate and insurance listings by Grayson H. Staley
A long list of land for sale by Grayson H. Staley covering numerous parcels near Red Hill Bethel Park Mill Feagaville Jefferson Utica Fairview McKaig Monrovia Urbana Lewistown Walkersville Woodsboro Johnsville Frederick and surrounding areas. Also offers loans bonds and various insurance, with office at 31 Court Street Frederick.
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Hansonville
New Market
Fred
Monrovia
Jefferson
Frederick
Ladiesburg
Araby
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Hood's Mills
Walkersville
Rockville
Virginia
Brunswick
Mt. Pleasant
Buckeystown
Woodsboro
Frederik State Road
Mt Pleasant
Harmony Grove
Park Mills
Mt. Alrv
Creagerstown
Wordsboro
Petoraville
Fall Suits
Zunch
James
Willer Company
Builders Oeming- St. Cleaning Press
Smith-Premier
Menarch Machines
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Red Hill An
Bethel
Park Mille
Feagaville
Ant Hees Jeneres
Ereville
Utica
Waikoraville
McKaig
Woodaboro
Pearl
Fulmer
Heer Ledere
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the Daily News
the News
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Markey
Nellie Thomas
E. South Street
Mo News
Patrick St
Thos. H. Haller
Bob Leonard
Diamond From the Sky
Mrs
D. E. Kefauver
Daily News
Aircraft Department
Newspaper Farhive
Simma
Chantler
Hagerstown Banka
Meeting of Directors
STATE
Buckeystown Pike
John Esenhauer
Heiser Glass
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Resources
Frank County
Fredericksk
Thomas H. Haller
Kefadver
John 8 Newman
Albaugh & Harrington. Real Estate, Insurance & Typewriters Farms For Sale
Ilesburg
Walkeraville
Blue Riblon
Maude Woot
Peiffer
Boone
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
John D. Hendrickson
Berlin
Marquisite
Neidig & Miller
Thompson
Sexersi
Fea
Newt Weapaees
Hise
Plaid Ribbons
New Holts
Newhg
Ke ‘Miller
Potts & Griffin
Lee Pounds, Ie
MEW
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick, MD
Clifton
Gland
Unionville
Lawistons
Prederick Ik
Creagersore
Wingertie
Latitown
New Nit
Ieee
Yellow
Walkers
Johnsvilllee
Seren
Fultoets
Lan Ander
Untoasn Fe
Aften
Lewistow
Nes
Tiamoville
Lewistown
Braddock Ig
McRee
Tanaa
Barneavilie
Teres Ene
Frederick. A
Bartholows
Povies
Lana
Manor
New Marketstow
Rick
Leeland Station
Rocky Springs
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