Brunswick Water Conservation Plan Aims to Save Supply
The Bruns wick Water Committee told the council of a heavy daily draw from the deep well and a 80 000 gallon Wenner's Hill tank risk. An inspector will fix leaky faucets and charge users for repairs. Water use restrictions forbid sprinkling and running water motors to preserve a 120 000 gallon reserve in a 240 000 gallon reservoir.
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Brunswick Council
Wenner's Hill
Wenner’s Hill
Water Committee
Russia Adopts New Flag Symbol in Union Emblem
Petrograd reports Emperor Nicholas approves a new flag symbolizing the union of Bismakaty and the Russian people. The banner blends imperial arms with the national colors to mark a unified identity.
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Russia
Petrograd
Nicholas
Bismakaty
Gasoline Ditching Machine Brings Crew Quarters On Top
A gasoline powered ditching machine in the Florida Everglades is so large that its eight man crew has quarters stacked atop the machine. The behemoth operation reflects the scale of early 20th century drainage efforts in the swampy region.
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Are
Florida Everglades
Train Plows Through Bridge On Baltimore Line
A Baltimore and Ohio train the St Louis Limited traveling fifty five miles an hour derailed four coaches after the seventh car axle broke. The bridge over Drum Creek collapsed sending the railway line into a wreck. No fatalities but about a score of passengers injured, with Mrs Julian Wimner of Virginia gravely hurt and hospitalized in Chester. Traffic likely to be delayed several days.
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Chester
Pap
St. Louis Limited
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Woodwin
Drum Creek
Trafic
Julian Wimner
Virginia
Crosler Hosiital
John Hose
Baltimore
Big French City Ablaze As Cathedral of Rheims Under Fire
German forces unleash fury at Rheims cathedral amid broader offensive in the Argonne and Woevre regions. Allied reports claim Souain captured with about a thousand prisoners while advances continue east of Rheims and along the Argonne. German claims of Maubeuge forts unresolved. Saxon commander dismissed.
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Pelle
Rheims
Argonne
Souain
Woevre
Righ
Lorraine
Avricourt
Vosges
Sainte Die
Maubeuge
Torgau
von Hausen
Paris
Aisne
Soissons
Oise
Woerre
Berlin
Sayville
Army Headquarters
Verdun
Alsace
Campaion
Fourth
Fifth Life
Agostown
Russian
oPland
Warsaw
Sawed Foot Lost in Mill Accident at Hollenbach Mills
In Doslestown Pennsylvania on September 21 Lewis Henderson of New Galena lost a foot when a circular saw at G. J Hollenbach's mills hurled sawdust and caught his shoe, pulling his foot into the blade and severing it.
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Doslestown
G. J Hollenbach
Lewis Henderson
New Galena
Diarrhoea Cure Promised by Local Ad Claims
An old testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colfe Chotera and Diar rhoea Remedy as effective since a summer complaint twelve years ago. The notice, signed by Mia C. W. Florence of Rockfield Indiana, urges readers to purchase the remedy from Harner's Drug Store as advertised.
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Mia
C. W. Florence
Rockeld
Ind
Nate
Deaters
Baseball Scores From Weekend Games Across Leagues
American League reports Detroit 4 3 Athletics in Detroit first game and 10 2 Detroit in another at Boston. Cleveland 5 Boston 1. Washington 4 Chicago 1 in first game. Chicago 6 Washington 6 in another. detailed batter notes and standings. National League shows Philadelphia 7 St Louis 0 in first game and 7 2 in second. Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 0 then 8 6. New York 5 Chicago 4. Boston 9 Pittsburgh 8. no Sunday games scheduled. standings listed. Federal League results include Baltimore 6 Chicago, Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 3, Buffalo 4 Indianapolis 3, Brooklyn 6 Kansas City 2 and 12 8 in later game.
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Gemar
Detroit
Athletics
Plank
Lapp
Cavet
York
Chicago
Keating
Sweeney
Washington
Shatteries
Thug Assary
Leverenr
Agnew
Wasabington
Smathellan
Cleveland
Boston
Collins
Cartigan
Tedrow
O'Naill
Thomae
Dubiee
Ie Son
Main
Dubuc
Baker
Odham
Reynolds
McKee
Atland
Ores
Cleveland—Athletics
Bonder
Scharg
Ah Hagerman
O'Neill
Louis
Gt. Louis
New
Philadelphia
New York
Hagerman
Archer
Tesreau
Meyers
Pittsburgh
Patteries
Davis
Gowdy
Cooper
Leman
W.L. PC
Ceappnda
N.york
Pittsbeg
BrookIn
St. Louis
Cincinti
Federal League
Baltimore
Hendrix
Block
Bailey
Smith
Conley
Jacklitsch
Kerr
Watson
Groome
Keupper
Simon
Knetzer
Berry
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Ford
Blair
Lavigne
Moseley
Harden
Tooklyn
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Hame
War News and Advertisements From Distant Ports
The bulletin notes the sinking of the German steamship Cap Trafalgar by the Austro German forces near Montevideo with nine dead and twenty six wounded. Reports from the Australasian frontier mention Austrian troops observing the action on the border and Presta’s position near the frontier. An advertising snippet praises Chamberlain's Liniment for aches and rheumatic pains, urging readers to seek it from local dealers.
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Montevideo
Urussuay
Cap Trafalgar
Carmania
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Water Committees
Counter
Grace
Tox
Hottie
Creex
Postal Savings Leap
Wasington
Geo Doerffel
North Seventeenth Street
Belgium
Rome
Antivari
Montenegro
Witcies
Foun Press Association
Waterman
Fovntaia Pens
Harners Drug Store
Ballerlog
Jolnao
Stone
Kas Ory
Heawn
Chappelle
Land
Todianapolis
Affato
Kattartes
Schults
Lucieno
Falkenberg
Barthen
Weh
Indianos
KanCty
Kaltes
Pittabre
St.Louis
Austratatian
Presta
Shamperlain
Dealera
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
East
Patrick Street
College Park
Edward L. Williams
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