Hood College and Visitation Academy Open for School Year
Hood College in the city prepares for the new school year with faculty meetings and plans. Maryland School opens tomorrow as dormitories are repainted and readied, with faculty arrivals and student cohorts joining from Cumberland and Baltimore. Visitation Academy on East Second Street begins annual work today with strong attendance and ongoing activities.
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Hood College
The
Maryland
Visitation
Acadumy
the Hood College
Faupel
Cumberland
West
Forrester
Baltimore
Misitation Academy
Itation Academy
East Second Street
Boarding students arrive for the year's work
Scholars report a number of boarding students arriving to begin the year with more expected tomorrow and the remaining to follow next week.
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Gaye
Frederick schools recall a long-vanished era
A reminiscence of Frederick’s old schools notes free schools for the poor before private academies, names teachers and institutions like Visitation Academy Hood College and St. John's Literary Institute, and recalls wartime uses of school buildings and the enduring pride in public schooling. It reflects on race of education from 19th century to Hood College era and laments the fading memory of the little red schoolhouse.
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Frederick Female Seminary
Visitation Academy
Fred.erick College
St. John’s Literary Institute
Katherine Reynolds
Ann McCoubray
Mary Tlane
Annie Pitts
Lauiee Engelbrecht
Baer
Vernon
All Sainte' Episcopal Orphanage
Sophie Graff
Frederick
Frederick College
Court Square
Hood College
Nathanie] Vernon
United States
Woman's College
St. John's Literary Institute
Winfrct
Kehity
Maryland School For the Deaf
Elf
Maryland School
St. John’s
Brunswick Courts Hear City Case Against Mayor and Wife
In Brunswick this morning two cases were heard against the Mayor and Council by Max Meyer and wife. Meyer was fined for throwing rubbish in streets, Mrs Meyer for interfering with an officer. The court later reversed the fines. Separate cases included Luther Fox versus Henry Krom settled out of court and an appeal in favor of Mr. and Mrs. Wood. A Maryland State tax case against Rachel Lowry, administrator, involved about $25. taxes charged to the estate were upheld. Also a collision incident near Yellow Springs left Charles Smith and Grayson Cramer injured but alive as their horse bolted and was caught at a saw mill.
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Max
Luther Fox
Henry Krom
Harp
Krom
Arthur D Willard
Fox
Harry Hartitk
James Wood
Miller
Wood
George A. Pearce, Jr
Cramer
Lloyd T. MacGill
Lowry
Yellow Springs
Charles Smith
Grayson Cramer
Walkeraville
Special half price sale of Dr. Howard's Dyspepsia Medicine
An advertisement from Mr. Pearre offers Dr. Howard's Dyspepsia Specific at half price this week. Each 50 cent bottle contains sixty doses and aims to cure constipation dyspepsia or liver trouble. Purchases are guaranteed to be refunded if unsatisfactory. Subscribe for The News.
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Howard
A. L. Pearre
Mr. Peatre
Smiths Win Over Straus In Maryland Primary Victory
John Walter Smith wins a decisive statewide primary over Jeane Lobe Straus with about 30 000 statewide majority forecast and a 1425 to 397 margin in Frederick County 41 precincts. Garrett and Montgomery counties show closer races while Barbara Fritchie Memorial funds and local I O O F lodge events are reported. Local feuds influence Urbana precinct results and party ticket details outline eventual fall ballots.
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Smith
Straus
Garrett’ County
Maryland election results show Johnson wins Fifth District by large margins
The tabulated results indicate Richard A. Johnson defeats Congressman Frank O. Smith in most districts, with Calvert and Charles counties as exceptions. McLane defeats Robert H. Bussey for Baltimore county judge, while various Frederick area districts report mixed tallies. Isaac Lobe Straus carries a statewide total of 18,172 votes.
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Frederick County
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Straus
Blair Ley
Lee
W. H. Lamar
Arthur
Robert Peter
Peter
Boards of Election Supervisors
United State Senate
E. C. Carrington, Jr
John Walter Smith
Congress
Jesse D. Price
Allan McLane
Sisk
Richard A. Johnson
Frank O. Smith
Calvert
Charles
Johnson
McLane
Robert H. Bussey
Baltimore County
Harford County
Smith Straits
Buckeystown
Frederick
Diesae Aceata
Frederck
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Urbana
Eisesee
Libertstown
Jefferson
Mechanicstown
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
Linganore
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Borkitteville
P City
Isaac Lobe Straus
Tal Tote
Doctors Extend Free Offer For Limited Time
Due to overwhelming demand at the Inter-State Doctors Hagers town Institute the free examination and consultation offer has been extended to September 36. The practice says medicines are extra and cites testimonials from local resident Mrs B J Kasselring. The notice lists ailments treated and office hours, with gypsum mining data and production figures noted at the end.
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Hagerstown Institute
South Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Mra
B. J. Kasselring
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Me.Mier
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