Daniel Endurance Address Highlights Local Visit
Rev W F Ferguson of Baltimore spoke to the Y P C E S on Daniel's Endurance, delivering an engaging and instructive address during vacation at Black's Cottage. The issue also notes many arrivals, visits, and local social updates across Creagerstown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ferguson
Baltimore
Daniel
J W Devilbiss
Westminster
Marion Slaughter
Westminister
de Lila V. Hann
May
Harry Buffington
Mildred
New York
KR. L. Ogle
Nora May
LeGore
Church of God
Poffinburger
Woodsboro
Powell and Adams
Florence Shryock
Sarah Shryock
Monocacy Valley
Jane E. Warner
D. L. Hull
Gettysburg
Susan Haun
Franklin Pearl
J. A. Mathias
Waynesboro
David Hoffman
Joseph Fox
Troutville
David H. Hoffman
John Hankey
Clarence
Edward E Krise
Nellye Fisher
Euelah Ogle
L. C. Ogle
Ralph Grinder
Fall River
Conn
Eben Grinder
Monocacy River
Chas. Snively
Robert L. Ogle
W. B. Ogle
Local notes from Mountovia and surrounding area
Frederick resident Ira Moore visited friends in Montgomery on Sunday. Earle S. Carlin and sister overturned a car at night but escaped injury. Mr. M. B. Carlin of Washington, D. C., visiting relatives here. Various locals named among Rockville students and farmers harvesting corn. Eva Bready returns to Slidell as Slidell school principal. Numerous visits and relocations of residents. church services announced. travel and social updates across Mt Airy, Jefferson, Parkersburg, Baltimore, and other towns.
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Wm Adams
Leesburg
E. Hine
Baltimore
Allerton
New Market
Emma Newton
Effie Hine
Lucy Berrettt
Lucketts
Ruth Newton
Irene Staub
Robert Wright
Della Peamroy
Grace
Mabel
Marie Wright
Mabel Magaha
Perry Rhoback
Lester Hine
Walter Crawford
Charles Jacobs
George
Dudley Wright
Wm. Anthony
Doubs
George Fawley
Jefferson
Addie Fry
Point of Rocks
Mary Boyer
Virginia
Charles Fawley
John Compher
John Harper
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Richard Harris
Ror Barnhouse
Alice Lighter
John Harris
Eugene and
Robert Gallery
Agnes Arnold
Washington, D. C
Chas. Martin
Hanover
Gertrude Gardner
Irene
Heulah Muglar Jett
Bound Brook
New Jersey
Irene Fringer
Beth Crapster Jeft
Millersville Normal School
Margaret Reindollar
Joseph Douglas
Taneytown Band
George Crabbs
New Oxford
John Hoagland
New York
D. W. Garner
Garner
C. S. Basehear
Carlisle
Agatha
Crabbs
Anthony Swamley
Solomon German
G. C. Marriott
M. P
W. H. Lilly
McSherrystown
Gertrude Wright
Ira Moore
Frederick
Montgomery
Earle S. Carlin
M. 8
Carlin
Rockville School
Messrs
J. M. Kingsbury
Ray Warfield
Arner White
Earle Shannon
Frank Day
Virginia Shannon
Eva Bready
Adamstown
Slidell
Slidell School
Clydia Carlin
Marjorie Heffner
Mary V. Engelbrecht
Lillian R. Engelbrecht
Maury C. Akers
Maurice Biser
Near
Frederick Barger
Doan's Kidney Pills Press Frederick Testimony
A bold health alert touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles gripping Frederick residents of all ages. Mrs. F. J. Koumser testifies the pills relieved back pain and moved her from stiffness to movement after buying at J. W. Marner's Drug Store. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. price 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frederick
F. J. Koumser
West Patrick Street
Horn
J. W. Marner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Rainy Games
American League games postponed due to rain. Standings show Athletics 84 45 . Establishes early standings with Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington New York St Louis in order. National League results include St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 2 with multiple pitchers named. Eastern League Buffalo beat Rochester 6 0 while other games were rain delayed. Standings list Rochesters Montreal Toronto Jersey Jersey Balto Providence and Newark with varying records.
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Wr. L
Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Clevelad
Washin
N.york
St.Louis
St Louis
St. Lous
Cincinna
Menton
Park
Steele
Bliss
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Laundermilk
Wingo
Fromme
Mclean
Pittsburg
Vittsburg
Hendrix
Simon
Reulbach
Archer
Blasteries
Cole
Archer, Gardner, Simon
W.E. RC W
Buffalo
Rochester
WW. PLC
W.E
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey
Balto
Newark
Providence
Red Sox in New Hands McAlee and Partner Take Control
Boston agreement transfers half the stock of the Boston Americans to James R. McAlee of Washington and Robert McKoy of Chicago. President John Savier retains half and will quietly aid the club while remaining away from active management. The deal, valued around 150,000 dollars, shifts ownership as the team plans for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleer
Boston Americans
Boston
James R. McAlee
Washington
Robert McKoy
Chicaso
Washingtons
American League
Focal Club
John Savier
Wrest
Red Men Bar Indians at Cleveland Convention
The Improved Order of Red Men voted to prohibit Indians from joining the organization at its national convention in Cleveland on September 26. Expects had long pushed for full Native membership, with debates focusing on whether full blooded Indians should be admitted. The report notes difficulties and despondence among delegates over the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Red Men
Jealous Philadelphia father shoots daughter on street
George Schachte, labeled insane by his wife, shot his 21 year old daughter May as she left a hosiery factory crowd. She fell after a wrist grab and gunshot wound pierced her back, possibly lung. She walked to her home with help. Mob restrained the father who fought back with a revolver at a club. He had not lived with his wife for two years after a prior fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Schachte
May
Schachte
St. Mary's Hospital
John Kenty
Memphis Street
East Palmer Street
Polivetman Nevens
Wig
Half Million Loss As Storm Ravages Pittsburgh Suburbs
A cloudburst blasted Pittsburg area towns including Etta Millvale Sharpsburg Turtle Creek causing property losses near $500000. Firemen saved 25 marooned residents in Kina, while 200 steel workers clung to rafters until rescue. Homes rails and factories disrupted as debris flooded streets and cut communication and rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Etta
Millvale
Sharpsburg
Turtle Creek
Kina
Spang & Chalfant Company
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Anl
Glenshaw
Bank of Montreal Robbery Netted 315000 in New Westminster
Robbers broke into the Bank of Montreal branch in New Westminster British Columbia and escaped with 315000 in gold and bills. Three men entered through a rear window mined through a brick wall into the vault wrecked the cage door and dynamited the safe. The watchman was away and a Chinese janitor was gagged tied to a chair before being bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
B.C
Bank of Montreal
Vancouver
Mount Etna Devastation Sees $20 Million Loss
In Catania Sicily clouds of smoke darken the area as Mount Etna erupts lava and ash. The lava streams split into four main channels edging toward Alcantara and Francavilla with Solicciata station endangered. Estimated property damage reaches 20 million dollars. Railroad charges reform noted as Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads submit new switching tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Etna
Catania
Sicily
Alcantara
Francavilla
Solicciata
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Clover Leaf and Belles Lettres Hold Fall Society Meetings
The Clover Leaf Literary Society opened with newly elected president Emory Swope presiding. Members presented readings and debates on education versus wealth, with judges siding with the negative 2 to 1. The Belles Lettres Society followed with readings on Charge of the Light Brigade and athletics value, approving the affirmative 3 to 0. The South Frederick Library Society reorganized, electing F. Haugh as president and appointing J. Kennedy secretary, with inaugural addresses planned for Friday September 22.
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Clover Leap
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Orer
Biehl
Fmory Swope
William Quynn
Lincoln
Jealtysburg
Edward Mullinix
James Martz
Main and Brown
Teichert
Mullinix
Schell
Harry Shaw
Society
Wost
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Jesse
Ross Myers
Light Brigade
Levard
Leslia
Walter Hess
Kiryon
Ernest Webb
Walter Mehrling
Junges
Jesse Knill
Eugar Roderick
Vincent Elser
Robert Shaw
Frederick
South Frederick
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Market quotations show prices for corn barley oats hay and feeds. Winter wheat flour and cornmeal are listed with range values. Baled Timothy clover and mixed hay are priced per ton or per bushel with varying grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Timothy
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
A home remedy claim extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung troubles. Testimonies include a resident of Alamance who reportedly lost 47 pounds. the ad promises guaranteed relief with a $1.00 price and a free trial bottle at Pearre’s Pharmacy.
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Rauj
Pearre
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