Rosh Hashanah Observances Begin At Sunset In Frederick
Jewish New Year 5677 begins at sundown with services at the Masonic Temple led by Leo Weinberg. D. Weinberg and A. Liebschute to sound the shofar tomorrow as orthodox observe two days. Mr and Mrs Grove and Grover Cline journeyed through 24 towns in West Virginia.
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Frederick
Masonic Temple
Leo Weinberg
Weinberg
D. Weinberg
A. Liebschute
D.C. Grove
Grant Freek
Grover Cline
Charles
Yown
Summit Point
Shepherdstown
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia
Cured Wet Children of Colds By Chamberlain Remedy
Mrs Mirron i Pickard of Memphis New York reports giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy to her two children during a severe winter cold. She claims it proved to be the medicine they needed and says obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Mirron i. Pickard
Memphis
N.Y
Justice Maulsby rules on compulsory school attendance
Justice Henry Hianson Maulsby ruled he has jurisdiction to hear the case against Milton Springer Walter Hess and Ephraim Grimes over their refusal to send children to Annandale school. He noted fines and jail as possible penalties and that collection methods would follow, with a minimum fine of five dollars and 30 days in jail if guilty and fine undetermined. The hearing follows warrants and local disputes over sending scholars to Emmitsburg, with school authorities represented by Charles McMathias and fathers by Reno Harp. Also reported is the 1918 Boys High School class officers election results led by President Herbert Gilbert.
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Jal
Annandale
Milton Springer
Walter Hess
Ephraim Grimes
Mantsby
Emmitsburg
Annandale School
Funandale
Bishop Peterkin Buried in Hollywood Cemetery
Rt Rev. George W. Peterkin, Episcopal leader of West Virginia, was buried with ceremony led by Bishop of Virginia Rt Rev. R A Gidgen. The Louisville Courier Journal notes his time as a fisherman and his long service in the church.
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Bishop Peterkin
George W. Peterkin
Episcopal
West Virginis
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Virginia
R.A Gidgen
Phe
Maboc
Ghai
Louisville
Vow
Aishing
Mad Ulious Attacks On Family Drug Allegations
Fragmented ad copy-like text hints at a domestic incident or accusation involving Mrs Themes Campbell of Karksi and a product Chamberly Tablets. The readable fragments mention a son aged nineteen and descriptions of dietary or medicinal effects, but no clear event, date, place, or verifiable actions are identifiable for a full summary.
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Themes Campbell
Among the sick and injured in Kansas City Journal
The column lists local residents ill or recovering, including Master Vincent Hull with tonsillitis. L St Dohner of Lawrenceville NY with a fall injuring ligaments. Lewis Ho Doth East Church Street improving. Willam Shipley confined by sickness. Guy L Fout after surgery at City Hospital improving. a quip about married life and wives in the Kansas City Journal.
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Vincent Hull
L. St. Dohner
Lawrenceville
N.Y
Lewis Ho
Willam
Shipley
North Market Street
Guy L. Fout
City Hospital
Why Women Write Letters About Lydia E Pinkham Health Claims
A long passage defends Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co demanding letters are genuine and consented by the authors. It argues the Vegetable Compound brings health to women suffering from displacements ulcers irregularities nervousness and stomach troubles and explains why grateful readers write and share their experiences to help others.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lydia E. Pinkhams
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MR. Weinberg
Justice Maulsey
Boys’ High School
Herbert Gilbert
Vce
Earl Mossberg
Allen Kemp
Maynard Harn
Lewis Fleischman
Pierce Willard
Kansay City Journal
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Columbus Knott
Aetna Workmen's Compensation Insurance
THE
AETNA
Court Street
Frederick City
C. D. Kenny CO
Kenny
N. Market Street
MR. Voter
John Quincy Adams
United States
Science
Frederick County
Chas
B. Cox
Dodge Brothers Motor
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
Alwars
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