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Cost of Milk Raises Prices and Strain on Dairies
The piece notes rising milk prices across regions affecting millions of consumers. It highlights how farmers earn far less than retail prices, with eight to ten cents paid by shoppers versus three to four cents to dairymen. It cites inefficient distribution, multiple milk carts in towns, and urges cooperative, systematic delivery to reduce costs.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Advertising that sells through proper appearance
Advertising men note a well dressed ad outperforms a plain one, selling twice as much to buyers. The piece urges businesspeople to reflect on whether they look as good as they are and to ensure their ads convey credibility and success.
The Value of Health in The Knoxville Journal and Tribune
The piece argues health is priceless and essential to life, noting that wealth cannot buy years or digestion, and urging focus on human health alongside animal health. It cites vast spending on livestock disease and implies significant wage losses from preventable illness, urging societal wakefulness to health preservation.
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Personal notices of visits and arrivals across towns
Purely Personal items record visits and arrivals: Mr Aubrey Lindsay visiting Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Ira M Wiles welcome an 8 pound daughter on September 19. Relatives and friends travel between South Market street, Liberty towns, Dayton and Akron. Various residents return from trips or funerals, and several visitors are noted in New York and Baltimore.
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Aubrey Lindsay
Pittsburgh
Ira M. Wiles
South Market Street
Raymond Wright
Ilder
Beall
Liberty
Towns
Benton Rundle
Lloyd, Culler
Dayton
George Wiener
Luray
Eugene Wiener
Bertha Stanford
New York
Mary
Nannie Young
East Sevena Street
Herbert Elders
Harrisburg
E. Cowden
John Elder
Hessie Motter
Frederick
Martha Washington
Did You Reach Out A Hand To Help A Brother
Poem reflecting on sharing kindness and support for those burdened by life. Questions if readers offered a smile, a word, a lift, or a hand to ease another’s load. Includes quotes from New York Times and a theater exchange about Gladys.
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Othe Amile
Tony
Lease Sells Farm Near Frederick for About 20000
Announcement states the Lease firm site on Hardimere pike one mile from Frederick to Jacob Dutterar of Jefferson County W Va bought the 125 acre farm. The property has been in the Lease family 33 years and will be moved into by Dutterar’s son in law and daughter after possession in April. Harvey R Lease auctioned the sale. Dutterar is a large regional landowner with about 1000 acres and extensive fruit orchards. Purchase price is not fixed but estimated near twenty thousand dollars.
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Hardimere Pike
Frederick
Jacob HW. Dutterar
Jefferson County
W.va
Dutterar
Harvey R. Lease
Charles Town
W. Va
M.D. Butts
New Midway
Frederick County
Twelock P.m
Woodsboro
Oak
Stull
John J. Young
Harvey FE. Measell
E. K. Singiv
Wm. J. Bisgle
Tam J Slagli
M. Thaillaips
Zzie Lang EL
Stttely
Typhoid Fever Patients Reported Improving at City Hospital
Mr. Raymond Lanham of Lovettsville Virginia and Mrs. Park W. Loy at the City Hospital for typhoid fever show signs of improvement. George B. Delaplane has been ill for two months but is better though still bedbound. H E Chaplaine, after a setback, is able to move around the house again.
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Raymond Lanham
Lovetts Ville
City Hospital
Park W. T. Loy
Geo. B. Delaplane
H. E. Chaplaine
Property Deeds and Licenses in Frederick County
Property transfers record deeds in Frederick County with names Orr Day Flautt Murray Moore, and values 10, 500, 675 dollars. Marriage licenses shown for Schultz and Hillebrand 20 and 18. Myerley and Stultz 23 and 18. Efchelberger and Bell 23 each. Deputy wardens named: LeCompte appoints Shank Middle Town Winebrewer Woodsboro Xusbaum Mount Pleasant. Seasonal notes and unrelated verse snippets follow.
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John P. Orr
Thomas R. Saylor
Langdon S. Day
John c. Murray
Gilmore KR. Flautt
George D. Moore
Mbert C. Schultz
Isabell R. Hillebrand
Rocky Springs
Charles E. Myerley
Maud Lamar Stultz
Union Bridge
Raymond Efchelberger
Ruth Bell
Creagerstown
LeCompte
Frederick County
Franklin P. Shank
Middletown
Marshall P. Winebrewer
Woodsboro
Harry E. Xusbaum
Mount Pleasant
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Civic Notes
Local items from the Columns of The News report fire safety cautions after an Apple butter bolting fatality near open flames. The Golden Jubilee of the Visitation Convent will draw patrons to city events. The 21st annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention opened at City Opera House. Mrs. Ann Graham Ross displays curios pleasing to collectors. Mr Dadiey Strawsberger found a golden hue chrysalis attached to a fence near Worman's Mill containing a gold-colored insect.
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Convent of the Visitation
Tomacan
Woman's Christan Tomerance Union
State of Marrlard
City Opera House
Dadiey Strawsberger
Worman‘’s
Strawsberger
Maryland Law Lets Adult Children Be Charged With Support
A recently passed Maryland statute imposes penalties for adult children who fail to support destitute parents. The law allows fines up to 500 dollars or a year in jail, or both, and enables counties to sue for maintenance expenses already paid. Courts may instead order weekly payments for two years or probation with a bond, considering financial ability.
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Jeet
Maryland
Democrats Meet to Outline Campaign in Masonic Temple
The Democratic county central committee met in the Masonic Temple with poor attendance to map registration and election strategy. HE Dorsey Etchison urged Frederick Mountains support to offset Allegany and claimed strong local prospects for Wilson, Marshall, and Lewis in the national race.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Masonic Temple
Columbus Kemp
Dorsey Etchison
Congress
Camminn
Frederick Mountains
Frederick County
Zihlman
Allegany
Etchison
Frederick City
Wilson
Marshall
David J Lewis
United States
Car Strikes Horses Near Urbana At Tyson Fertilizer
A wagon driven by George E. Smith near Urbana was struck by a stray freight car at Tyson Fertilizer on Carroll Street. Three hundred pounds of fertilizer were on the wagon when the car rolled downhill. the horses were severely injured, but Mr Smith and his load were unharmed aside from the animals.
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George E. Smith
Urbana
Tyson Fertilizer Company
Carroll Street
Mr. Smith
Tyson
State of Maryland Bank Statement Affidavit 1976
I Albert Gilson Cashier of the bank solemnly swear the above financial figures are true to the best of my knowledge. Subscribed and sworn before me on September 19 1976 by Notary Geo W Heinlein. Correct Attest: Kemp Smith McKinney and McKinney.
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J. W. Il. Carty
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Lb.t. Hendilickson
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Edward J. Shriner
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J. F. Reich
All G. Quenn
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Albert Gilson
Geo. W. Heinlein
David C. Kemp
Granville M, Smith
W. HH. McKinney
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