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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1905

Page

7

Community Notes From Damascus and Surrounding Towns

In Damascus and nearby villages reports detail Odd Fellows grapho phone entertainment, visits among families, quilting parties, and travels to Baltimore and Washington. Maryland Day exercises at a local school raise funds for a monument, while church services and society meetings continue despite winter travel.

Damascus Granville Mullinix Hilton Clarksburg 0. M. Burdetta Baltimore Misa Olive Warfield Howard County Frank Young James Day Brg. O Pordam Matilda Young Wm. Warfieid P. B. Sonder Levi Pearce Washington Sander George Harris Bees Lansdale Byrtle Young Wm. Warfield B. F. Linsdale James Mount Lansdale Sander Sallie Holland McKendree Walker Gaithersburg Montgomery County Ms. Ward Ardeso Pardum Mary Oden Good Templars

Local notices from Frederick area guests and events

Mr and Mrs Sobell of Frederick with son visited Mrs George F Smith. Mrs Annie Delspleine and daughter Sallie saw Mr and Mrs Jacob Feezer. Mrs Deleplane and Mrs Smith with Mrs Saxton near Woodsboro. Maryland Day program at public school included readings poems and songs. Various visits and church service plans noted in Bobbystville Monrovia New Market and other towns.

Marland Six Bes Pharne Borhman Child Samuel Boller Arne Six Double Pipe Creek Wim Oscar Heiner Florence Zsutz Gaver Clarance Oolnfiower Hessen Messra Frank Golliflower John Golliflower Washington School Gerwastows-Mir Jacob Snyder Frederick Willie Roberton Howard Barnesville Henry Lenhart Gusts Marth Willie Washington, D. C John Rinehart George Owings Ladies’ Aid Society Martha Leamat Albert Loy Mr. Poole Pooleaville M.B. Church Dayet J.E Sbrovestreet Washington, D.C Troutville Charles Smith Walkersville Charles Delaplans Little Won Sobell Sanday George F. Smith Annie Delspleine Misa Sallie Jacob Feezer John H. Deleplane Thureday John Saxton Woodsboro May Slagie Middleburg Helen Oatshall C Fox Maryland Ethel Werking Hardy Paritang Pau Smith Rey George Graham Rath Uctshall Baxter Weddle Annie Winters Rob Smith Gladys 1 Strine Magete Weddle Dessia Strine Sadie Weddle Harver Iris Furst Panters Belle Graham Upton Geishart Roca Wachter Hoowey Creek Jace Delaplase Monrovia Charles Lurabuall York Jacob Naile Wateraville Marshall Lindsay Esther Shirley Shenandoah Junction W. Va Shawbaker Sparka William Ogbourn P. Nicodemus Brunswick Kiasop Wwiddemue Dudley Weast Urbana Sandsy Hiram Weast William Tabler Baltimore O. M. Dreyer Mary Warner Cgastoesville BR. L. Frizzall W. &. Norris Georges Reun P. T. Griffish Pisne No. 4 William Helly T. T Griffith New Market Edward Hitler Russell Samuel Bevard Frank Downsy Pater Umbrger George W Young William Ogle Mr. Main Ogle Edward Snyder O. J. Poole Bartholows Lyon Wood

Cockrell’s Senate rise celebrated in Missouri hall

The Missouri story recalls Francis Marion Cockrell winning a U S Senate seat after a dramatic convention moment when he tossed his hat to the ceiling in the state house in Jefferson City. He later secured the seat by unanimous Democratic support and set a record for long service. A second note mentions soil restoration by sheep and a farm paper comment on irrigation and women’s choices.

Cockrell United States Senate Missouri House of Representatives Jefferson City Francis Marion Cockrell Charles HW. Hardin General Cockrell Charley Hardin United States Bis Thomas Hart Benton Walter Williams

Farming as a Science in Maryland Agriculture Era

The piece argues farming has become science driven by U S Department of Agriculture bulletins and state experiment stations. It highlights farmers adopting labor saving machinery, experimenting with fertilizers, dairy rations, and crops like alfalfa, led by figures such as J B Ager and Professor Patterson. Emphasis on businesslike, economical, data informed methods and the value of extension work at Maryland Agricultural College and county fairs.

United States Department of Agriculture Todsy la Mount Atry State Grange J. 3 Ager Maryland Statijsa Patterson Professor Patterson Mr. Dietrich Titias Bollatins Ig Bscansa Maryland Lerson Gardners’ Club Baltimore Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station Rombers Staf Western Plains

Jury System in Germany and New Trials

An excerpted summary explains jury selection and the requirement of majority verdicts in Germany. It outlines the process of juror qualification, exemption categories, and the drawing of twelve jurors from an initial pool of thirty. It notes potential challenges and the role of public service in juror lists.

Geverally Jur Jay Rembos Prestal Ust Lot

Catarrh Cure Ad and Drugstore Promotions

An old promotional snippet offers a $100 reward for an incurable case of catarrh by Halls Catarrh Cure. It lists J Cheney Co Toledo as supplier, endorsements by Wallpine, Kidwell & Manners, and a 75 cent price. Mentions testimonials, Hall's Family Pills for constipation, and notes merchants using advertising space.

J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. Fl.eeney WaLpine, Kixwan & Maxnrs F .Wholesale Dragvists Ball Hall

Unclear juror roles in trial described in Ruston lobe

Fragmentary text outlines juror conduct in trials, noting regular jurors, alternates, and procedures for verdicts. Mentions decisions by a unanimous vote or majority, and references a Ruston lobe. Details are incomplete and ambiguous.

Ines Ruston

Life in Greenland The Warn of the People

Fragmented prose recounts Jakobshavn and northern Greenland life. Sailors dance with Eskimo youths while Danes mingle in jovial charm and daily life blends with arctic exile. Food includes seal, fish, reindeer, venison and eggs, with vivid cultural details and misused phrases.

PS Westeetsh Roger Pollock Alps Jakobshavn Disco Strait Sre Resal Frade Siun Greenland

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure touted in testimonial letters

A batch of endorsements from patients and doctors praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. Letters from Geo A Thompson in Taylorsville North Carolina O L Hollar M D Crookston Minnesota J O Sether traveling salesman Alienville Michigan J D Erskine New Britain Connecticut and S P Storrs druggist in Maine detail rapid relief and complete cures. The advertisement notes the product is made by E C De Witt Co Chicago and sold by leading druggists nationwide.

Crookston, Minn J. O. Sether Alienville Mich J. D. Erskine New Britain Conn S. P. Storrs Main St E. C. de Witt & Co Chicago

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