Stranger Danger in Town Prompts Cautionary Tale
A humorous yet cautionary column warns against mingling with strangers, citing ruined homes and ruined fortunes from affable yet deceptive outsiders. It recalls a case in Apple Grove Park where a charming visitor named Jack Dumont, later revealed as Oscar Withergy, proves wanted for multiple crimes across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove Park
Miss Plum
Dumont
Jack
Goldie
Jack” Dumont
Oscar Withergy
Montana
Brunswick street names changed by citizen committee in county
A citizen committee has proposed widespread renaming of streets and avenues in Brunswick and surrounding areas. The plan, presented to the mayor and council, includes renaming many east west routes and adding house numbers as names change. The report also notes consistency with Park Avenue and Petersville Road, with specifics on new street letters and the fate of A street, Old Front, and First street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Linden Arenur
Second Avene
Second Avenue
First Street
Henry Street
Linden Avenue
West End
Brunswick Street
Delaware
Florida Avenue
Old Front
Wenner Addition
D Street
Walt Manor
Madison
Fourth Street
ED Street
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Tenth Street
Eleventh Street
Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Potomac Street
New York Hill
Delaware Avenue
Ruis
Park Avenue
City Park
New York Hilt
Nint Avenue
Petersville Road
Maple Avenue
West Broma Wick School
Inter-Denominational School of Missions to Convene
The fifth annual Inter Denominational School of Missions will convene at the Presbyterian church on West Second Street this city Tuesday and Wednesday September 25 and 26. Rev J G Williams vice president of Nanking University China will deliver the Tuesday evening address. Sessions include devotionals Bible study home and foreign missions with speakers Mrs Walter Knipp Rev G Ellis Williams Miss Mildred Hope and others. A Sunshine Workers class outing to Washington Caverns Boonsboro and Sharpsburg is noted with a late supper at Reedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afth
School of Missions
Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Theophilus J. Gaehler
Weday
J. G. William
Nanking University
China
T. J. Gaekr
Japan
E. H. Zeigler
Hagerstown
G. Ellis Williams
Mildred Hope
Walter Knigp
J. G. Williams
Nanking Whiversity
W. C. Royal
E. H. Zeigter
Walter Knipp
Box Luucheon
Ellis Williams
Dandelion Liver Disks Boost Rosy Cheeks
An article discusses liver health and toxic bile buildup, noting many girls fear facial blemishes from a sluggish liver. It promotes Dandelion Liver Disks as a tonic to restore vigor and produce rosy complexion by improving liver function.
FIRE CO DEBT CUT SAVINGS FOR BRUNSWICK ENGINE
The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company trims its auto fire engine debt from near 10000 raised by firemen to 648.83 left. July Fourth at City Park netted 402.78, total receipts 737.52 with 334.74 expenses. Lovettsville residents donated 154 cash toward the debt. Fur lined coats shown in Paris feature soft wool mix or silk fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Lovettsville
Boy Struck by Auto in Sunday Accident
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leatherman of East Third Street was struck by an automobile Sunday afternoon, suffering head and leg injuries described as not serious. A second crash on the Baltimore State road near Pearl damaged the Kolb machine. no injuries or ownership details were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leatherman
Third Street
Baltimore State Road
Pearl
Bunner
Kolb
Willow O. Kolb
West Friendship
Kol
Baltimore
Mr. Kolb
Frederick
Pecans
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge proclaims October 9 as Fire Prevention Day and the Chamber of Commerce outlines a Fire Prevention Week from October 7 to 13. The nationwide program calls for coordinated study of fire problems and participation by cities towns and property owners to reduce vast yearly fire waste caused by carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Leather In Style Hat Trends In Paris Fashion
Leather hats appear in Paris fashion with minimal trim, typically featuring a single feather stem or a small fang pin. The trend emphasizes understated elegance and classic silhouette over ornate decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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Abe Martin
Gramps
Jake Bentley
Goldie Plum
Jack Dumont
Copyright National Newspaper Service
Ake
Citizens’ Committee
Carrie Graham
London
Greenawalt’s Drug Store Second and Market Sts
W. C. Kolb
Wilson Bros
Her Aberdashery
Ward & Spears
Sorat
Maryland
Liberty Bonds
U. S
United States Liberty Bonds
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
I. Hammond Clary
Hammond Clary
Arthur
Dutrow
Bradley H. Dudrow
Edgar H. McBride
McCleery
Richelieu
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. O
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
Reed Furniture
Columbia’’ Records
Picture Framing
Undi
Elas
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