Maryland Game and Fish Group Weighs Joining National Body
At an April 7 meeting the Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association likely prefers joining the National Game and Fish Protective Association. The Potomac and tributaries are focal in efforts to protect game while states nearby prepare similar laws. Dr George Baremore and Dr Maxamore discuss stock and release of birds to aid stocking of streams and public stocking efforts spread statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Tls
Maryland Game and Fish Protective
National Game and Fish Protective Association
Arceet
Maryland Association
Ita
Annapolis
Potomac
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
George W. Baseamore
Association
Maxeamore
Atete
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. WOLP2VILLE ITEMS
County correspondence from Wolpville reports a shooting incident at a ball injuring a local, a near accident while chopping wood, several townsfolk moving to nearby counties, a spelling bee result, church services and missions notes, plus various visits and social updates from residents. Names include Clemmy Keseering, Willy Merkem, Dr. Lewis Lawr, Rev. Barger, and others, with movements to Hagerstown and Lennox, Iowa mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fai Roses Ehcering Frye
Ube
Ue Batarday
Mas' Vera Clemmy Keseering
Willy Merkem
Bork
Clemmy
Lewis Law
Washington County
Patrick Eruazer
Pleasant Valley
Frank Kimne
Palla
William Brandesbare
Roxbery
T. C. Pryor
Elias Stotelmyer
Hagerstown
Jesse G. Draper
Lennox, Lows
Forrest's
Eckhant Hingse
Wedgewoodware
Moving Day Pranks Stir Neighborhood on All Fools Day
A chaotic All Fools Day scene recounts movers switching residences, trembling crowds, and practical jokes. Police chased a mistaken alert on North Marsh Street as prankish telephone messages spread and candy laced with cotton failed to fool residents amid a rainy, gloomy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcarnier
North Marst Street
Share of $10,000 Brom Beltzer Prize Awarded
Steiner Brothers of Frederick learning through a medical journal they will claim a share of the $10,000 prize offered by the Brom Beltzer manufacturers to U S druggists who sell the greatest amount in the year ending March 1 1888. Maryland outside Baltimore earned three prizes: Frederick Bagserstown and Veaterville. The first prize of $500 went to a San Francisco druggist who sold Brom Beltzer valued at $1,067 that year. Outside Baltimore prizes in this state were $10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Brothers
Frederick
Bromo Béltzer
United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Bagserstown
Veaterville
Dragglatin
San Francisco
Saltimore
Mav Zimmermans Work Opens Mission Training
Rev and Mrs A H ale and friends plan days with locals then travel to Hagerstown to enter fundunk educational mission work. Zimmerman will join three or four young men to enter the school for education and training as building work delays access. Baltimore M E Conference closes sessions in Roanoke Va and plans for Staunton Va next year with new appointments for J Hutchinson J A Willbide W B Wolfe E A Edwards A P Boude J C Hawk to Bellaville and others returning to Epworth Washington C C and Shenandoah Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isnlow
8. Paul's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Pleasant
B. E. Richardson
James A. Richardson
Galted Brethren Conference of
Virginia
Staunton
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Baltimore
M. BE
Bellaville
Prince George’s County
J. C. Knott
Epworth Church
Washington, D. C
Snd
C L Kennard
Shenandoah
How to Treat a Wife and Health Remedies Advised
A fragmented 19th century health column urges keeping calm at home to aid a wife and promotes Chamberlins Cough Kennedy and Red Flag Oil for rheumatism and pains. It lists local sellers like Albert L. Pearre and references various places and names with adlike notices for remedies and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pactile Health Journal
Fins
Chamberlain
Cough Kennedy
Sile
al, Pearre
Frederick
W. R. Rudy
Mr Airy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loyal Ba King Powder CO
the Daily News
Friends OF Game and Fish
California
Fic Syrup Co
Ixdorff, Jr
Court Street
Sheffield
Weat
Patrick
Qype Say Bac
Sredeise
Hollins St
Gee
W. Fisher
SO PR
Atte
Carnet Eves
Josephus
Newton Stotelmyer
Marah
Dr Hilleary
Mttle Rana Ernest
Mt Zion Aid and Missionary Society
Mollie Himes
Lela Culler
Maud Falmer
Rock of Ages
Society
Marion C. Falmer
May Derr
Milas Della Stone
Maud Zimmer- Man
Lewis Hargett
Wm. L. Caller
Annis Dizon
Wm. &. Culler and Sons
Praderick City
Ben Sintec
Ida
Eilesbeth Rann
Min Semple Collier
Thomas Zimmerman
Levi Waskey Sanday Ise
Maggie Stockman
Sarah Sheffer
St Luke's Church
St Luke Church
Nelson Freshetr
R. Sa
Robert Bigeebrods
Mra
Bigeetrode
Edward Bax'er
Steiner Bros
Baby
Badee
Bhliob
Clartin
Hontsville
Als
Albert L. Pearre
Cies
Ars Karl
Etchison Baildue
Swampy
San Diego
Cal
Albert
Pestre
Brebien Bulidine
Pierce
Invalids
Bofala N
Bhannel
Worrp
Dispensart Medical Association
Mais St
Buda N
Grand Rapids
Louis XV
AZ. EL
Mos
South Market Street
Alimkidd
Beato Street
New York
Asortis
Alam
Mo Tronic
Geo
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market Sc
Mattings
Sue
Allan G. Quinn &Co
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Senate
Hoase
House
Markell
Democrats
Bruce
Johnson
Dorchester
Wilkinson
Democratic
Repulican
House of Delegates
Solort
A. Willameon
Frederick, Md
Albert J. Pearre
Brown
Capital City
Sollees
P.O. Ae
Sie
Porottore
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
East Patrick Street
Giatilier
THADA
Lifton Malt Whiskey CO
Stetson
Baer Fittia
Loy and
Perry
Excelsior Stove House
Paragor
N. J. Wilson
H. J. Wilson
Bagby's Corfort
Wilbur Colbin
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