Anti-Saloon League work highlighted in multi-church notices
Revered figures from Grace Brethren to Trinity and St John’s outline Sunday services and citywide Anti-Saloon League events led by Rev. Cyrus Keen and Rev. Andrew Wood. A large slate of sermons, prayer meetings, and Sunday school agendas across churches reflects a coordinated temperance push.
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Reformed “Church
Ming
Piddlétown Brethren Church
Keen
Epiacopal Church
South
John
Col.tor
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Epiacopal
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Cyrus Keen
League
Cyrus P. Keen
Hagerstown
Giattici
Caid
Paris
Koch
Flek
Fretch
Diy
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All-Saints
Eplace
T'ohurch
Parpoo Rae
Trinity M. South
Schiegastorrow
United “Pretarep
Bundy School
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Pryach
Pennity
M. E
V. Regester
Baltimore
Cynis
P. J
Hageratown
Presbyterian Church
Narning
Anti-Saloon League
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Mrs. Dixon
Mr. Hendrickson
Nevin
Dixon
ST At
Otelock
Andrew D. Wood
Ant-Saloon League
BK. 1
Lamar
Whel
Andrew
3. Wood
Jeanie
Rally Day at Grace Church Sees Mayor Mahool Address
Grace Reformed Sunday school plans Fall Rally Day on the first Sunday of October. Mayor Mahool of Baltimore will address the main school at Grace Chapel with speakers Miss Bertha Trail from Schleynville and other philanthropists. Parishioners expect high music and uplifting messages for Frederick Sunday school workers. Roadwork on Beat Fourth Street sprinkles municipal authorities praised by residents.
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Gospel Mission
Lambert
Patelek Street
Dwinters
First Baptist
Grace Church
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Grace Chapel
Grace Sunday School
J. Barry Mahool
Baltimore
Frederick Ghoul
Personal and Social Notes From The News
Pleasant. Pacagrapher and Personal. home of Interest to Readers of The News . About Their Friends at Home and Abroad. Lewistown visits and departures abound as locals and visitors share travels, relatives, and social calls. Names include Mr. George lloke, Mrs. Hilmer, Miss Maggie Orrivan, Mr. Win Morningstar, Mrs. D. S. Moore, Mrs. Minnie Morgan Kimmel, Miss May Derr, Mr. James Carros, Miss Lola Brown, and many others with trips to Urbana, New Market, Baltimore, Atlantic City, and Shenandoah Junction.
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Mita
George Lloke
Ban
Jia
Lewistown
G. Wwdos
George A. Zelygter
Hinton
Visitlig Hle
East Second Street
Eliner G. Sheluer
Brunk and Mureshott Academy
Lancaster
Mias
Myrtle Geasey
Walkersville
Emma Payne
Weoat- Patrick Streat
Cress
Balthoore
Alice Derr
Whitiet
Kane City
M.S. Zlumernni
Fountain Rock
James Carros
Middletown
Lola Brown
New Market Rpont
Mra New Filekinger
Fredeieley
Irene Taylor
View Bridge
Tinnover
Bertie Moteler
Alecs
Gertrude Bhtmeunuer
Mixa Mel Ve Bartels
New York
Tinker
Waitimore
Leister
Mead Mix
Banter
Mee
Nelson Det
Haat Wied Street
Chive
Mer
Meury M. Zaelgler
Ron
Paul
Potliteh
Idaho
George A
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Kant
Secondtreet
Mex
Lloyd Milley
Louise
Frederick
Hive
Mie
Mar
Prinik Teas
Hanover
Myrtle Lease
Thinever
Mike Lola Lose
Mike Mollle Duvall
Z. E Duvall
East Third Street
Woodstock
Shenandoah Junction
Philadelphia Mint Ramps Up 1 Cent Production To 800000 Daily
The United States Mint in Philadelphia concentrates 35¢ workers on mass production of Lincoln head one cent pieces. Output runs 700000 to 800000 daily with yearly totals surpassing 100 million. In the year ending June 30 1920 the mint produced over 140 million Lincoln cents. Despite gold coin suspensions there is no shortage in the region. large gold reserves exist in Philadelphia vaults and Washington. The plan shifts toward substitute certificates for gold coins under Treasury policy.
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Philadelphia
United States Mint
Philadelphia Mint
Washington
United States
McClung
Explosion at Boylston Garage Kills Four, Injures Many
Fatal blast at the Boylston Garage on First Street destroys several vehicles and equipment. Four men are killed and a score or more injured, with emergency crews responding to the fiery explosion and resulting chaos.
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the News
New York
Boylston
First Street
Roosevelt Jr Arrested for Speeding Charge
Special dispatch reports Roosevelt Jr was arrested for speeding while driving his automobile. He was fined twenty dollars and released.
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Sati. Minelgeo
Collapse of Car Barns Buries Five Workers
Special dispatch reports debris from the Wirns of the Burfute and Lake Erle Teaetlon Company collapse burying five men. At least two are feared dead. Rescue teams search the wreckage amid dust and chaos as authorities assess the structural failure.
Quake Reports mild tremor across Arizona
Special Dispatch from Winslow Arizona reports there was no severe earthquake statewide this morning. Details remained sparse with only scattered tremors noted and no major damage or injuries reported as authorities monitor aftershocks.
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Nown
Winslow
Ariz
Detwlta
Macklug
Uncle Sam at Panama praised for humane canal work
The Kansas City Post lauds U S Government efforts in the Panama Canal zone praising civilizing the jungle, feeding, clothing and sheltering workers. It notes 188 houses built in a year, 2500 electric lights, modern plumbing and furniture provided, and a lower death rate among white workers in August.
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Han
United States
Kansas City Post
Pamima
Anos Quito
Ling
Canal Gang
Oia
Isthmus
Hugh C. Wier
Crnal
Goovernment
New York
Wier
Canaleone
Panama
Open Air Hotel Search In Bryant Park
A Western man sought his friend who had gone astray in New York. He looked for him on Bryant Park benches but found only a local acquaintance who knew the missing man. The man asked for Jonea and learned he had not yet arrived.
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New York
Bryant Park
Jonea
New, York
Protest against gambling and alcohol at Frederick County Fair
The Milstone Association of Frederick City residents protest the grant of permits for gambling, liquor service, and lewd shows during Fair Week October 17-22 1910. They urge officials to uphold morality, forbid indecent entertainment, and promote wholesome exhibits and local products.
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Inciibers
Milstone ‘Association of
Frederick
Lalty
Frederick County Fale
Ercexe L. McLean
Alexzo
D. Winters
Anyssis
G. Kuper
Hexri L. G. Kierren
E. Homeg Laman
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Dublin Parish
Public sale notice for the real estate of Edward Wiewoan and executors of Edward Ni for nals. The auction, to be held Thursday, November 29, 1610, will offer the Peter L. Leepley farm and associated holdings.
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Ain
Edward Wiewoan
Margland
Mate Nte Sr
Nicosia
Edward Ni
Peter L. Leepley
Dillavenus
Byieff
Formal Opening of TB Society Headquarters
The Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis will hold a formal opening next Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at 34 West Patrick Street. The newly secured rooms will host visitors and provide information about the society’s work.
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Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
West Patrick Street
Nurve
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Ulysses
Holy Commuunion
Lo’eldok
Pervice J. Bibb
Mills
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William H. Anderson
Maryland AntiSploon League
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Henry L. G. Kletfer
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Bane T. Bayer
Federick County
Edward Nichole
Bante Y. Hagen
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Charles E. Nichols
Otho T. Nichols
Edward Nichols
Smith & Smith, Attorneya
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Samuel Fabries
Jdublic Sale
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Dill Avenue
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William D Danaberger
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