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Frederick Gains State Toll-Free Routes To Washington
Frederick County welcomes a State Roads Commission decision to purchase the Washington Urbana and Buckeystown turnpikes about 17 miles removing four tollgates. When federal aid funds arrive, work will begin to link Frederick with Washington via two direct routes, Dickerson and Urbana, boosting tourism and commerce and connecting Frederick with wider markets. Residents anticipate enhanced road facilities and a stronger position on the map as these routes join the free road system.
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State Roads Commission
The Voice of the Press in Pittsburgh Gazette Timer
A fragmentary editorial argues thoughtful habits toward fellow citizens and neighbors. It laments ignorance of others needs and urges practical actions to bridge gaps between halves of society, aiming to make readers more useful as citizens.
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Pittshurch Gazetie
Dora
Winter War Commentary on Social Classes and War
A World article discusses social classes and exclusivity, arguing people naturally form congenial groups despite calls to end classing. It contrasts human equality with observed division and notes weather and mud affecting World War I campaigns, predicting another long period of armed stalemate in Europe.
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Autumn Breath Across the Maryland Countryside
A lyrical旧 Maryland poem notices autumn mood and nature. It evokes fall fields, ripened nuts, wild grapes, shadowed roses, and memories of spring, linking Maryland landscape with music and sentiment. The piece mentions the Hentztown Hard in the Balti More Sun.
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Minutes of Merriness and Quotations Recalled
A humorous note recalls synthetic peanut milk by European chemists and a string of light exchanges about home life and shirts without buttons. The Boston Transcript and Roaton Transcript are cited with quips from Judge Newcomer and Native Weill about rest and resort life.
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Frederick items from Sept 28 1896 column
Local items note painter M J Kennedy began repainting the late George K Birety’s home on East Patrick Street. A gray draught horse used in Cal DC Winebrewer’s wagon died today. Actress Madam Rhea arrives for an appearance at the City Opera House as Josephine. Electric railroad extension to the fair grounds is described as a permanent great benefit. Messrs Reolph Crouse Willard Markey and Harry Brish biked to Oxford PA yesterday, returning by evening.
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Reolph Crouse
Wilard Markey
Harry Brish Trode
Oxford
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick area visitors and births
Purely personal items from Frederick noting visits of Mr. and Mrs. Huory Forrest Harmon of Chicago to Mrs. Mary J. Striger and others, a Baltimore trip by Mr. James H. Harris, a birth announced by Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. Yinger, and departures for studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Also listed are local moves and employment changes, plus a Mt. Airy dance hosted by the Mt. Airy Country Club with Frederick attendees and prominent hostesses.
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Chicago
Mary J. Striger
North Et Stroot
Charles Law
Mer- Mn. Md
Orpha Young
Westminster
Charles I. Finney
West South Street
James H. Harris
East Third Street
Baltimore
Marion F. Yinger
North Market Street
Meredith Staub
F. W. Staub
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Stephen Clembert
Lilian
Anders
Eugene Willard
Eagles
W. Va
Mer. Lilian R. Andera
Jaomox A. Rogers
Buckeystown
State Roada Commission Engineering Corps
Cumberland
Mian Jewel M. Rodock
New York City
A. J. Raggi
Frank Clark
Frances
Beatrice
B. F. Norwood
Urbana
Waynesboro Dinner Party At Blue Ridge Summit
Entertained guests including Dr A Carr Snively and Mrs Snively of Waynesboro Pa held a dinner last evening at their Blue Ridge Summit cottage. Out of town invitees included Dr Thomas J Johnson and sister Misa Louise Johnson Frederick Dr Camp Stanley andley Washington DC Dr Trout and Mrs Trout Fairfield Auction Club Meets. The Wednesday auction club gathered at Mrs Frank Staley’s East Second Street home for cards and refreshments with attendees listed.
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Frank Staley
East Second Street
William Clinton McStirry
Florence ‘Trail
Southland men wiry weight debate in Marine corps
Recruiting officers at Marine Corps headquarters Washington report that southern men average four to six pounds lighter than northern men. They propose lowering the minimum recruit weight from 124 to 120 pounds, arguing lean wiry Southerners make capable fighters and hikers.
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United States Marine Corps
Martine Corps
Washington
South
Ofivers
Marine Corps
Hamd
Sanitary Advice On Health Largely Emphasized By Bulletin
A fragment-saturated note discusses danger of nonfood items in the mouth, tuberculosis bulletins from the U S Public Health Service, effects of alcohol on efficiency and longevity, open air exercise for life, and the prevention of smallpox, highlighting general sanitary guidance.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Gains 25 Pounds in 30 Days Remarkable Weight Promise
Claim for rapid weight gain by P. G. Clark using a tonic. Testimony from a user praising quick pounds and restored health enabling work and pleasure. Advertisement offers free sample in Boston with 10 cent postage request. signed by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy for sale.
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Clark
Togoline
American Proprietary Co
Boston
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Pharbmacy
Frederick County National Bank Ad Offering Special Deposits
Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland promotes open accounts with a generous interest rate on special deposits. The ad highlights capital resources totaling 160,000 and 1,200,000 along with a call to open an account.
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Surplus & Profits National Bank
Retired merchant
A 78 year old former trader announces dramatic health recovery after using Dreco TM, claiming multiple doctors failed to help previous rheumatic pains, back and limb discomfort, constipation, and sleep issues. He praises the remedy and endorses Pearre's Pharmacy Frederich.
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Cis
BP Street
Sears
Pearre
Frederich
Government Supervision In Brief Totals 945 163196.55 1650 7600
A terse item notes government supervision related figures, listing several monetary amounts including 945.00 and 163,196.55 alongside 1,650.00 7,600.00 and 2,600.00 2,640.57, followed by the abbreviation u U. 8. GOV'T. SUPERVISION.
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