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Typhoid Fight Urged By Health Officers And Citizens
The county health report shows 20 typhoid cases last month and warns of higher prevalence this month. Despite knowledge of transmission and vaccines, deaths persist. officials urge public education, cleaner water, proper disposal of waste, milk safety, and fewer flies by eradicating unsanitary conditions and promoting hygiene.
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Tyghola
Duty of citizens to follow typhoid precautions and screening
The text stresses that filth is essential but proper housing screening and destruction of disease risks are vital prophylactics. If typhoid fever occurs, every citizen must follow instructions to protect others, recalling that every case arises from ignorance or carelessness. The duty of citizenship is paramount.
Rural schools blamed for poor conditions and health risks
Dr Thomas D Wood of Colwatla University argues rural schools are the worst type of building in communities. He claims poor sanitation ventilation and neglect harm children, urging parents to inspect schools as the new term opens, noting clean, sanitary buildings reduce doctor bills and attract residents.
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Thomas D. Wood
Colwatla University
Parenta
Paying Governors From the Cleveland Pisin Dealer
The piece argues New York may raise the governor's salary but Gov Whitman blocks the move to avoid a salary grab. It notes New York and six other states pay 16,000, compares Nevada's 7,600 to South Carolina, and observes Vermont and Nebraska retain 2,500. It concludes higher salaries generally trend upward while some hold steady.
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New York
Whitman
Ege
King
Illinois
Ohio
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsytvania
Nevada
South Carolina
Vermont
Nebraska
Lot Holder Fights Cemetery Road Use for Autos
A letter to The News argues against using the cemetery as an automobile thoroughfare. It cites property rights and equal treatment for lot owners, suggests better transport for the infirm, notes the cemetery’s small area and grave sites near the main road, and warns that sidewalks would encroach on graves and mar beauty. It also highlights pedestrian access, safety, and fiscal fairness concerns.
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Cemetery Board
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Boosting for Prosperity in Our Towns
A quivering verse urges readers to boost local commerce and spirit. It promotes aggressive booster activity, warns against dwelling on failures, and extols thrift and self-reliance. It cites community growth, free enterprise, and mutual support as essential to avoiding national peril.
Motorcycle Accident Near Thurmont
Ray mond P. Eicholtz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Eicholtz near Thurmont, was thrown from his motorcycle on Emmitsburg State Road near Thurmont. He sustained severe cuts and bruises and was taken to Frederick City Hospital, where he is listed as getting along as well as can be expected. The machine was slightly damaged. Eicholtz was returning to Walkersville from visiting his parents when the accident occurred around a curve near Thurmont. He is expected to be able to return home in a few days.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Raymond P. Eicholttz
Anderson Ficholtz
Frederick City Hospital
Eicholtz
Walkersville
School shuts eighth grade at Adamstown School
School authorities abolish the eighth grade at Adamstown, arranging transport for the three pupils to other schools. The change saves about $500 annually for the school board.
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Adamstown
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Local items from the News Columns dated September 14, 1845 mention the Key Monument Project receiving a boost at a We City Opera House celebration with listed officers and participants. The fourth event notes Brigh Bros Ladies performing at the Hanover Fair, with names and roles among the attendees.
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Association
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AL. Kader
Judge Hitchie
Donald Meclean
J It Marke
G W. 8
Shriner
Helen Schley
Henri Williams
A OR Yenkie
F F Smith
L M Nixdorff
George Ott
Jennie Thomas
Eleanor Ritche
Mamie Ott
Mollie Eisenhauer
Mayer A. R. Yeakle
Wm C Bitely
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J. A Rice
Folger McKinsey
F. J. Nelson
David J. Beale
Hammond Urner
Brigh Bros
Ladie
Hanover Fair
No Break Soon In Excess Heat Wave
The United States Weather Bureau predicts continued heat with high humidity causing suffering. At 10 30 the thermometer read 87 degrees, humidity making it feel hotter, while a 93 degree high yesterday contrasted with cool weather a year ago. Florence Hermann was impaired by the heat last night, with her condition improving today. Tomorrow September 15 is the traditional last day for straw hats, with a possible extension to September 30 if heat persists.
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United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
Frederick
Florence Virginia Hermann
LA. Burek
Catherine Hermann
Strawa
Banner Enrollment At Mt Airy Public And High Schools
The Mt Airy public school opens with 110 pupils and the high school 62, with five more expected. Eighth graders total 34, first year in high school. 34 in Agricultural instruction. High School staff includes F J Young principal, Alice E Toon assistant, J K Smith agricultural instructor. Public school teachers: Edna Devitbiss Catherine C Rudy Elizabeth Hood. Mrs J K Smith substitutes for Miss Annie Horn who is ill. New $15,000 High School building under construction to be ready January 1 with eight rooms and assembly, fully equipped with modern appliances. Police Court reports include Pete Rogers fined 20, 30 days in jail for assault. Frank Johnson 10 days for disturbing the peace. Theresa Watkins fined 2.50 for disorderly conduct. Kesler Hasies Elie Zeigler William Potts held for grand jury. Ben Higginag co owner fined 2.50 for disturbing the peace. John Kev fined 3 40 for disorderly conduct. Chief Bruchev noted.
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Mt Airy
F.J Young
Alice E. Toon
J.K. Smith
Edna Devitbiss
Catherine C. Rudy
Elizabeth Hood
J. K. Smith
Annie Horn
Pete” Rogers
Anders
Jennie Lee
Rogers
Frank Johnson
Adams
Theresa Watkins
Bruchesesterday
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Juste Dennis
Pote
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Elie Zeigler
William Potts
New Market
Satundas
Justice Taylor
Erand
Haslow
Frederck
Ben
Uniewed Naughters of the Confederacy Convention in San Francisco
The tenth second annual convention of the Uniewed Naughters of the Confederacy will be held in San Francisco California October 22 and 23. hugh Lee Chapter will represent the delegates at the Expo elation Exhibition.
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Frederick Bank Statement Shows Assets and Liabilities for 1915
Frederick National Bank of Frederick Maryland submits its September 1 1915 report detailing assets including loans and discounts unsecured and secured, reserves, notes of other banks, and cash items. It lists liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, dividends paid, deposits subject to check, certified checks, and time deposits, totaling 1 188 696 25 dollars with directors and cashier affirming accuracy.
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Real estate and loan notice for Markwood D Harp itemized
Real estate and loan notice for Markwood D Harp describes a three story brick house on West Church Street with 10 rooms and bath, hot water heat, private sewer, and a 60 by 300 foot lot with outbuildings. Also mentions property on East Patrick Street outside the city, rental offer for a sit room bath, and a request for fire insurance, with reference to Pythian Castle Roam No 1.
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Orphans' Court of
Frederick County
Ann C. Kunkel
Court House
Philip B. Kunkel
Patrick Frederick
Patrick—street
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C. Samuel Klein
South Market Street
All Saints Street
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Wwers
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Hershberger's
Harry W. Bowers
Bowers
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Er Informatios
B. Resenour & Sons
Dsgiant
Frederick county real estate and bank notices from 1915 issue
Grayson H Mercer Realty advertises multiple Frederick County farms including 112 acre near State Road 30 per acre offers within 30 days. Other listings show 190, 740, 21, 24, and 125 acre properties near Frederick, Lege Shore and Winchester with various improvements. Also 1915 bank figures for Cramer Stauffer Trusts showing assets and liabilities with notes signed by Albert Gilson cashier.
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Techs
State Road
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