Rail unions form aims in pledge to fair treatment for railroads
A new organization named the American Rail Empl oyes and Investors' union declares its purpose to foster cordial public regard for American railroads and to secure fair returns for capital and labor. It pledges nonpartisan activity and seeks hearings from legislative bodies on laws affecting railroads while emphasizing safe, efficient service.
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Weiation
Chiergy
Railronda
Pew
Baltimore Sun echoes era debates on finance and aging leaders
The Cumberland Times reprints a Baltimore Sun piece discussing financial strains linked to a $10,000 fund and the political scene. It contrasts aging figures like Tolstoy, Meredith, Burroughs, and Bebel with ongoing world events and intellectual currents, noting public fascination with leadership and reform.
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P. Pape
Baltimore Sun
Tivasuret
Vandiver
Bryan
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Bits
A fragmentary page presents jokes and quips from everyday life. Vignettes reference Dramas of romance and family misadventures, with characters like Littl Willie and Miss Flirty-Vapa noting social banter and humor in a small town.
The Voice of the Press Evil Uses of Aviation
A Philadelphia Record piece warns of human depravity in aviation uses and bombing of cities. debates on wartime aircraft and industry profits. It contrasts aviation danger with county fair season, praising rural gatherings, farm produce displays, and traditional celebratory idleness.
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Philadelphia
Great Institutions Witness Cold Day Controversy
A terse fragment reflects on enduring institutions amid conflict and a prolonged spat, noting fatigue and scrutiny. The wording hints at collective memory of tension and a call for restraint in public discourse and action.
Moments With The Muse The Avalanche
Fragmented verses describe a dramatic scene of frozen shapes, a crash, and the fall of figures into a valley. The piece weaves mythic imagery with a lament on departure and mortality as a crowd endures a dire shift.
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Sepurture
Anovsius
Al Wilson Performs New York Themed Play In City
Al Wilson, famed for a golden voice, brings his latest and most clever play When Old New York Was Cute to town on Monday September 21. The show promises light humor and engaging performances as Wilson showcases his acting talent.
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AL H. Wilson
New York
Ma. Wilson
When Old New York Was Dutch Romantic Drama Review
The piece blends humor and sentiment with brisk action and dramatic scenes. Scenic gear is elaborate with attention to small details. Mr Wilson performs several new songs including Songs of the Camp with a chorus supporting the rendition.
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New York
Wilson
Memorial Tablet Erected for City Register Edward C Shepherd
A brass memorial tablet with oak back honors Edward C Shepherd late City Register. Erected at All Saint Episcopal Church by friends and former pupils from the city and region, praising his eighteen years as parish warden and treasurer.
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All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Edward C. Shepherd
Fane de Sarauly
Shepherd
Appointment Made At Montevue Hospital
Messenger at Montevue, G Hosking Morgan is appointed messenger at Montevue Hospital replacing John McAuley. The move realigns staff roles as advertised in the News.
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Messenger
Montevue
G. Hosking Morgan
Montevue Hospital
John McAuley
Purely Personal Pleasant Pategraphe Of Those Who Come And Go
A social roundup lists many residents and visitors in Cumberland area towns. Tev JW H Trop of Washington vacationing here. Mrs Ida Koogle in Baltimore. Miss Helen Morgan visiting Baltimore. families and friends from Washington to Port Deposit touring the region. several locals returning from visits and vacations across Maryland and Virginia.
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Tev
JW. H.trop
Washington
Ida Koogle
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Mixa Geueg Blcholty
North Starket Street
Vielting Fimide Cn
Atiest
Port Deposit
Sien
A.B. Metilyr
West Patrick Wicket
Fisve
Misa Leonota C. Miller
Mfr
Clarence 2. Miller
Epent Banday
Ming Anni
Katherine Wiener
Hare Krouburg
Misses Wiener
Woshington
Epurt
Reobert
John
Rermisturg
West All
Sarah Wilton
Gettysburg
James Doll
Hiss
Aubrey Nicodemus
M.A
Uoionville
Bag
William S. Chi
Patrick Trent
Mary J. Miles
Oxford
Talbot County
Clay Gilbert
Myrtle Yingler
Union Bridge
Hiram Derr
Marshall Grumblne
Charles Schroeder
Patrick Street
Lovettsville
Anna Moreland
Spring Gap
James Vi Bear
West Fifth Street
Daniel Vancané
Annapolia
Mra
Sameul 1
Wedges
West South Street
Edward If. Brengle
Mis
Mattie Lackey
Roger di. Young
North Market Street
Jennie Ensminger
Conservatory of Music
Woman's College
Heloise DeGhance
Noow
Ort Toudoun Beminary
Winchester
A Traveling Man Recalls Ride From Pendleton to TeGrande
Sam A. Garber describes a rough rail journey from Pendleton to TeGrande Oregon where a sick woman was aided in a smoking car. He used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with whiskey to revive her, then treated her hands and comforted her until arrival. He notes the train halted at TeGrande.
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Pendleton
TeGrande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Tadlea
Ilia
County Notes From Utica Mills and Nearby Nooks
Utica area correspondence notes visits among residents including Bernard Luts of Baltimore and families near Utica. Frederick and Harmony Grove residents are mentioned visiting kin, with social calls recorded. A hunter named George Ehsor is noted for harvesting 13 squirrels and two large hawks on opening day of the season. Next Sunday is Sunday school. farmers report corn cutting and yields below expectations.
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Miss Day Haat
S. 1. Mast
Braddock
Yarriour Hinds
Wuss
Miss Lievetley
Mies
Katie Crampton
Noel Devd Staley
Frank Grove
Frederick, Beaddock
Shookstown
Braddock Heights
Albert Federline
Jus Rosntenes
North Maret Street
Misa Ritchie
Utica Mills
Bernard Luts
Baltimore
C. Feens
W. J. Ramsburg
Frederick
Utica
Dennis Brook
Franklin Stottlemyer
Clarence Stottlemyer
Ernest Harper
Harmony Grove
Casper Ratsaburg
The Work of Death. Daniel Heiser Dies at 80
Daniel Heiser died at Montevue Hospital this morning of general debility at age 80. He is survived by his widow in Baltimore and four children Georgianna Esterly Lucinda Brightwell Emma and Joseph Heiser. Remains are at his daughter Esterly's home 104 West Sixth Street. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Daniel Heiser
Montevue Hospital
Baltimore
Georgianna Eaterly
Lucinda Brightwell
Emma
Joseph Heiser
Montgomery County
Alin
Daugher
Esterly
West Sixth Street
Paulist Fathers Mission at St John’s Church
Rev Fr Burke of the Paulist Fathers and Fr Cronin conducted a mission at St John’s Catholic Church. Last evening Fr Burke delivered an eloquent sermon on Sin with doctrinal instructions from Fr Cronin. Tonight Fr Burke will give doctrinal instructions and Fr Cronin will preach on Death.
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Paulist Fathers
Fr. Burke
Fr. Cronin
St. John’s Catholi Church
Father Cronin
Burke
Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Effective In Frederick
Cures claimed for kidney and urinary disorders are supported by local testimony. Mrs Charles B Six of 406 West South St Frederick reports her family’s success with Doan's Kidney Pills since 1903 and notes four years with no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Ovan
Frederick
Charles B
West South Street
Fredrick, Md
Doan
Conto Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deans
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