Activity at College Park progresses on residential project
Frederick builds out College Park with 45 workers laying sewer water and gas mains in the first section. The 30 day pace aims to finish pipes and 60 days for macadam plus street layouts westward. Main entrance road up to Hood College advances as East of Upper College Terrace streets near completion.
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College Park
Frederick
Upper College Terrace
College Dark
Hood College
NIX ON WAR STUFF Displays in Frederick Stores
Frederick citizens seek strict neutrality per President Wilson as war talk abates in public. Shops along West Patrick Street post humorous signs declaring neutrality and urging calm while avoiding partisan debate. The scene captures local sentiment and wartime caution in daily commerce.
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Wilson
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Europe
Frederick Free Library gains donated title The Story of a Bad Boy
A reader donated The Story of a Bad Boy by Thomas Bailey Aldrich to Frederick's Free Library after a News plea for popular titles not yet in the collection. The item arrived just after the paper's deadline, thanks to donor R A Hendrickson. An unrelated classified note promotes Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy with claims of rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
R. A. Hendrickson
Chicago
Mayr
Williamson
Chamberlains Liniment Praised for Aches and Back Pain
A vintage advertisement extols Chamberlains Liniment for muscular aches rheumatism and sciatica noting its especially good results for lumbago and lower back pain. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sciatica
Fine progress on college buildings at Hood Farm alumnae hall
With fine weather, Hood College near this city advances on Alumnae Hall and the adjacent dormitory. About 40 men work under D O Hoffman. roof placement nears, interior work to begin, and trimming stones delayed by shipment issues. Dormitory brick work starts, estimated completion by late July, Alumnae Hall by next spring for fall session.
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Hood Farm
Hood College
Wesr
Baltimore
Harrisburg
D. O. Hoffman
College
Lloyd C. Culler
Hoffman
Capt Lamont Welcomes New Assistant at Rescue Workers
Captain Lamont of the American Rescue Workers gains Lieut. Charles Measel as assistant. Measel arrives from Washington DC after two months there to join Frederick headquarters at 243 East Seventh Street. He is a seven year veteran and a Frederick County native returning to be with his mother here.
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Capt. Lamont
Lamont
Charles Measel
Measel
Frederick
Washington
D. C
Captain Lamont
E. 3. Gans
Mr. Mease
Army
East Seventh Street
Mr. Measel
Frederick Countian
Large corn yield reported by Dickerson grower Mr Cramer
Mr William L Cramer of George L Cramer and Sons reports an unusually large field corn yield after returning from Montgomery county where he is developing extensive apple and peach orchards. One ear contains about 1200 grains with a small end almost filled and a single train of kernels across about 13 inches. His farm is near Dickerson Maryland.
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William L. Cramer
George L. Cramer & Sons
Montgomery County
Cramer
Jengih
Dickerson
Chamberlain’s Tablets Helped My Digestive Trouble
A reader testifies after a year of acute indigestion and constipation that Jeanne’s recommended remedy did not help until Chamberlain's Tablets. After two bottles, eating is comfortable and without bad effects. Ad states the product is sold by all Avalera.
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Ion
Finllagher
Geneva
M. T
Jeanne
Ime
Chamberlain
Tooseon
Avalera
Hymeneal Roundup of Local Weddings in Kennington and Nearby
Multiple marriage notices from Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church Kennington to Trinity M E South parsonage. Brides include Miss Sarah Ray Wilson daughter of J Frank Wilson and Richard Lawrence Waters of Germantown. Grooms include Richard Waters Harold Gorman Waters Carl Cromwell. Attendants include Virginia Wilson Jane Cochran Albert Beverly Couton Enos Ray and others. Ceremony locations span Kennington Hagerstown Leesburg and Union Bridge with receptions at groom parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ray Wilson
J. Frank Wilson
Kennington
Richard Lawrence Waters
Germantown
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Henry Rumer
Preston. Ray
Kensington
Virginia Wilson
Harold Gorman Waters
J. Enos Ray
Wilson Townsend
Eugene Waters
William Waters
Missea Mary Maughlin
Boyds
Julia Waters
Jane Cochran Albert
Abraham E. Albert
Hagerstown
Beverly Brittingham Couton
Jacksonville
Fla
E. 8. Coston
Pocomoke City
Chas. L. Pate
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John William Smith
Thomas M. Smith
Virginia Courtney
A. L. Courtney
Leesburg
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Thomas Smith
Howard
Barber
Broomly
England
Carl Clarke Cromwell
Cora Blancing Hood
Union Bridge
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. Clarke Cromwell
South Street
Church Proposes 10 20 AM Sunday Services Start
Mrs May Jackson of the county urges city pastors to begin Sunday marrying church services in Frederick at 10 20 oclock instead of 11. The change would benefit country people seeking earlier ceremonies.
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May Jackson
Frederick
Catoctin Dr. Smith’s racer takes second money at Hanover Fair
Won second money in the second division of the 2.27 trey. Catoctin, Dr. R. Smith's racer, earned the prize as the Hanover Fair proceeds this week. Russell Long started two horses, Creag erstown, in two of the treys.
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Catoctin
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured By Chamberlain Remedy
Mrs. C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her summer complaint after a single dose and notes her attention was drawn to the medicine twelve years ago. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Florence
Rockfield
Ind
Wallace After $100 Bonus in Hag erstown Trial
Letty Wallace sues Hag erstown Tri City baseball club for $100 claiming offer of a $100 bonus to join Hagerstown was promised by Richard Hartle. The case, heard by Justice Doub, saw attorney Wolfinfer seek a separate suit against Hartle for the same amount.
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Gall
Martle
Hageratown
Ait
Hageratown Tri-City
Letty” Wallace
Justice Doub
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Richard Hartle
Wallace
York
Hagerstown
Hartle
Frederick
Martinsburg
Better Paint Gives Least Bill and Longevity
An advertisement promotes Devoe paint from P. L. Hargett & Co claiming cheaper paint saves money over time. It questions short term gains from cheap paint and labor, arguing better paint lasts longer and reduces overall costs. The ad touts Devoe as the superior choice for value and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Devoe, P. L. Hargett & Co
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City
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Bedley Park
E. L. Williams
Swantika Realty Company
J. 8. Newman
Rockwell Terrace
J. E. Doll
West Third Street
West Third Street, While Prof
H. J. Kefauver
Dill Avenue
Nix
the Frederick Trust Co
Third and Market Streets
Frederick, Md
HIVE
Waters— Wilson
Costos
Albert
Greenawalt’s
Weat Patrick Street
Eclair Feature CO
Universal Boy
Nestor
Schultz
Gia Aioe
George Bronson Howard
the Century Magazine
Alice Joyce
the Empire
Arget
Pauline
Crane Wilsor
Pearl White
Paul Panzer
Keystone Keystone
Keeper OF the Light
Muriel Ostrich
Boyd Marshall
Keystone
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Maryland
Rebourc
Tvounta
Boda
Secu
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Busia
Uninks
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Lawful Money Rei Bank
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Giard Cola
Nickola and
Conta
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County OF Frederick
J. Dutrow
Casdler
A. Leroy McCardell
McCleery
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North Market St
the News
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Paraney
Remmi
Harriet Beecher Stowe
America
Irving Cummings
Harris
Mary Eline
Thanhouser Kid
Little Eva
Tom
Eva
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