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jaws-Post Bulsiog
Ooore Etreet
Rederick
Great Buuthera Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Presse
Associated Prose
Will College Education Pay in Modern Times
The article notes rising college applications and tests students on whether costly courses pay off. It argues lack of effort harms the class, while diligent students gain lasting benefits. It warns colleges should drop nonperforming entrants and shape capable citizens through rigorous study and historical knowledge.
Frank Higgins Dead
Frank Higgins senior member of Higgins Robertson of Rockville dies at home aged sixty one. Surviving are wife Roberta Baker and children Roberta Margaret Wilson Frank Higgins Lawrence Higgins. He was linked to Prohibition party and practiced law after graduating from National University Law School. He was a longtime member of Rockville Christian church.
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Frank Higgins
Higgins & Robertson
Rockville
Montgomery County
Misa Roberta Baker
Hockvite
Roberta
Margaret Higgins
W. Valentine Wilson
Frank H
Lawrence Higgins
Higgins
Margaret Welsh
Mery
Amelia
Sophia Higgins
Robert B. Higgins
United States Navy
Isle John
Sophia D. Higgins
National University Law School
Washington
Clifford HL Robertson
Prohibition Party
Public view on Chamber aid for Free Library
Readers from East South street South Market street Madison Street and Council Street express mixed opinions on whether the Chamber of Commerce should provide assistance to the Free Library. Most respondents support offering help while one expresses doubt.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Martz
East South Street
Helen Fisher
South Market Street
Hazel Geiser
Madison Bt
Beatrice Trail
Council St
Stultz Sanity Question Sparks Maryland Debate
Proceedings revive over William A. Stultz case as two physicians’ certificates prompt Governor Ritchie to urge a State Taxany Commission review unless sanity was addressed at the Rockville trial. State’s Attorney Anders says sanity was not raised, while Dr J Clement Clarke notes Stultz is abnormal yet sane.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Stultz
Ritchie
State
Rockville
Aaron R. Anders
Rockvile
State Board
J. Clement Clarke
Springfield
Frederick
Bowers
Clarke
Haying
Executive Department
Annapolis
Aaron BR. Anders
Mr. Anders
Sherman VY. Bowers
William A. Stultz
State Tamacy Commission
Urner
Albert C. Ritchie
Coal Prices Around Maryland Hold Steady at 15.75 to 16 per Ton
Price observations show anthracite sold in Frederick and surrounding Maryland towns ranging from 10 to 15.75 per ton for winter, with retailers earning about 8 per ton gross margin over mine and freight costs. Pea coal sits at 13 per ton. all sizes up about 1 per ton versus last year as producers seek to recover wartime losses. Freight and delivery costs explain higher Philadelphia versus Baltimore quotes. A public note mentions fresh shipments entering Baltimore despite ongoing demand and backlogs. Also noting retirement gift for Washington Burdette, Gaithersburg assistant postmaster, and a court injunction halting Myersville road work.
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Henry Ford
Fredericksonian
Maryland
Frederick
Federal Fuel Administration
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bible Thought Let Us Give Thanks and Blessing
A devotional note echoes Revelation praising blessing glory wisdom and thanksgiving toward God. The brief item emphasizes perpetual praise and the everlasting might attributed to the divine. Source tone reflects reverent invocation and scriptural cadence for a period newspaper religious brief.
Demurrer to Road Bill Overruled by Court
The Frederick County Circuit Court overruled the demurrer to the State Roads Commission in the Harmony route case. Plaintiffs seek to block a two mile lateral road from Middletown to the old Hagerstown road, arguing the old route would cost less and serve more taxpayers. The commission may answer within ten days. ruling notes the commission has discretion in highway routing and that the bill presents important questions not fit for demurrer.
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Hammond ‘Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
State Roads Commission
Algersville Road
Myersville
Harmony
Middletown
Hagerstown
Leo Weinberg
Jacob Rohlback
Wright
Roads Commission
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago Highlights In Frederick Local Items
Frederick notes recall September 27 1902 events including Officer Jones sweeping North Market Street after rain, the City Opera House show Hunting for Hawkins, the Fredericks Choral Society preparing Haydn’s Creation under conductor Ah Beckwith, a raspberry harvest bring to The News by J Alien Grambine of Braddock, a Series from bushes grown at 14 William H Summers Braddock, and return of Miss Janet Williame and Miss Eleanor Shriver Southerke from Atlantic City.
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Jones
North Market Street
Fifth Street
Haydn
Frederick Choral Society
Ah. Beckwith
J. Alien Grambine
Braddock
William H. Summers
Ridgeville Society Holds Forty and Eight Anniversary
In Ridgeville the Forty and Eight Society marked its anniversary with a banquet at Nelson Hotel. Officer selections and talks on initiation, gas history, and society achievements followed. Notables present included Elmer F. Munshower as chef de gare and Robert B. Crothers as chef de train among others.
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Ridgeville
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et Chevaux
American Legion
France
Nelson Hotel
Roger B. Rice
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Herbert S. Schroeder
Irving M. Landauer
F. Lester Smith
Sherman P. Bowers
G. Bruce Crist
G. Hunter Bowers
Wiliam M. Storm
Chef de Rare
Elmer F. Munshower
Chef
Gare
Munshower
Chef de Gate
Robert B Crothers
Rirer
R. Rice
Lewis M. Sponseller
Gardes de Prisonneir
Harry R. Sanders
Garde de la Porte
Irving M. Laudauer
Garde Aux Chevaux
Cheminots Srecale
Paul BR. Rhoads
Bernard M. Davis
William M. Storm
Roger K. Rice
Robert B. Crothers
Harry RK. Sanders
Aul A. Wood
Elmer F. Munn
Notable names listed in event roster
A list of individuals including Charles S. Houck Jr Paul B. Rhoads Irving M. Landauer G Hunter Bowers Philip R. Winebrew er William F. Reynolds J Earl Gilbert Jesse C. Ramsburg G Ernest Lipps Charles W Talley Jr D Ralph Zimmerman Herbert Schroe der G Bruce Crist Bernard M Davis John H Stauffer Daniel E Leather man and Dr C E Clay appears as a roster fragment from an event or notice.
Armistice Day Plans Aim for a Full Frederick Celebration
Frederick plans its Armistice Day to span the entire day into the night with athletic events music literary programs parades dances and social activities. The committee hopes for a competitive relay from Hagerstown but if blocked an obstacle race on North Market Street is planned with merchants asked to place barriers as runners navigate barrels ladders and fences.
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Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
American Legion
F. Lester Smith
Hagerstown
North Market Street
Fifth
Patrick Streets
The Face In The Mirror Advertisement
An old style ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to improve health and appearance by strengthening nerves and toning the system. It suggests the product helps tired lines and restores vitality for those feeling fatigued.
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Eithes
Nertons
Lydia F. Pinkhaw
Purely Personal News Items From The City
Purely personal notes report Miss Elizabeth Hedges, daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank Hedges, heading to Mrs Hardridges School in Plainfield New Jersey. Mr Frank Hill Hedges Jr passed Yale entrance exam and will join the freshman class. Miss Mary Ellen Thomas enters Lebanon Valley College at Annville Pa to study music under Dr Johann Bloss. Mr and Mrs Jacob Rohrback reside at Haddon Hall Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Sam Maples announce the birth of a son at Frederick City Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces yesterday morning. Mrs Samuel Grafton Duvall, visiting Mr and Mrs Richard Stockton Princeton New Jersey, at their Bay Head cottage, has returned home. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Elizabeth Hedges
Frank Hill Hedges
Plainfield
New Jersey
Veteran Pa Han Paaes 1 William Livingston story
William Livingston of 4 Harris Ave Baltimore, after forty years with the Pennsylvania railroad, reports health gains from Taniac after indigestion and fatigue. He describes relief from gas pains, nervousness, and insomnia, noting a ten pound gain and calling Taniac indispensable. Sold by druggists in Frederik.
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William Livingston
Harris Ave
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taniac
Tania
Frederik
Ally Good Druggists
Frederick 00 National Bank Promotes Savings Drive
A bank advertisement urges readers to save to build prosperity with a simple approach. It highlights that money grows through saving, improves cheer, and eases life, while promoting Wested as a helping option.
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