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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
3
An old health advert explains that imperfect digestion overloads the stomach, taints blood, and harms organs including the brain, heart, kidneys, and nerves. It claims KODOL cleanses the stomach, reduces indigestion, and eases nervous strain while supporting digestion and overall vitality.
Local items from Bloomfield and Felgaville report postponed moving due to bad weather and several residents relocating farms. Zion church prepares for Easter services with officers elected, Sunday school set for 6 oclock, and visits to Myersville noted. Other reads include residents visiting relatives and religious notices plus farm movements near Fredrick and Oberch Hill.
Local items from Avery and surrounding towns record modest social visits and health notes. Names include Mrs H J Beard, Harriet Gabler of Jefferson Avery, Miss Nora Swartz, Miss Emily Barnsley, Miss Beulah Barnsley, Miss Libbie, Miss Margaret Waters, and others. Occasional illness mentioned for Hazel Cashell and Nel lie Brantner. church activities noted with Free Methodist meetings.
Mr and Mrs David Hoffman and daughter Carrie visited Mrs John Delaplane. William Stover of Phoenix Baltimore county visited sisters Mrs O O Saylor and Mrs J M Young. John Pittinger ill with measles. Elmer Kol and son Gail with relatives at West Falls. Milton Bowers sir child ill. Millard Notfoung and Glenora of Oreagers town guests. Laura Anders ill but improving. Nettie Wood of Baltimore visiting Mrs Jennie Griffith. E O Grimes and family guests of Mrs M J Downey. Edwin Waters and Linda Griffith of Montgomery with relatives. Dr Henry Russell of Baltimore in town. German Baptists quarterly meeting. New arrivals removals listed. Walkeraville notes. Red Hill events. Rocky Ridge debates on war vs temperance.多数 names and local movements.
March 30 weather shifts and fruit prospects. Patch of strawberries expected to bear next month. Local church services set for April 5 at 10 30 a m. Notables include Mrs Knott and Mrs Baker improving. Several residents visit relatives and attend marriages, with Doubs Lutheran aids and various town visits noted. The piece records community updates from Barnesville and nearby towns with names like Frederick Dickerson Martinsburg and Clarkeburg.
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