Early 19th Century Health Aid and Local Notices
Fragmentary notices report upcoming church prayers and commemorations for George Washington, alongside advertisements for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming health benefits. Local injuries and illnesses are noted: Dawees V Hammond, Harris, Josef Smith, and G W Bowden all shown as recently ill or recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Invaiics
Dawees V Hammond
Orm Tho Harris
Josef Smith
G@ W Bowden
Unfavorable Report on Mechanicstown Casket Work Plant
A committee visited Mechanicstown to inspect the plant and the Barina Casket Works, returning to Hagerstown with an unfavorable report. The group, composed of practical men, judged the Mechanics Town company’s demands as excessive and their proposition was declined. A meeting of interested parties will decide the next plan of action.
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Hagerstown Globe Cave
Mechanicstown
Heagerstown
Mechanicstows Company
Mechanicstown Company
Middletown Local Post Office Applicants for Kvetsville Office
Breisrs Job M Miller and Zachary Xiah are applicants for the post office at Kvetsville, following the resignation of Postmaster Nice. The notice appears in Middletown matters clipped from the Val dey Register of the week.
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Middletown
Valdey Register
Breisrs
Job M. Miller
Zacha‘Xiah
Kvetvile
Nice
Wollavilie
Lutheran Chharen
P. Bergstresser
Glenn H. Worthington
Board of School Commissioners
Erhuols Ambhie
Josephus Cropper
Pleasant ‘Valley
Washington County
Clopper
Joseph Brown
Biyersville
Bert Gaver
Elmer Danb
Fom Tinker
Mr.Gaver
Mr. Doab
Child Bites and Fatalities Spark Alarm Over Soothing Product
A fragment notes a child biting incident and a second fatality linked to a product marketed as Baby Soother by J A Williams. The text hints mothers use the remedy to ease perceived child troubles though concerns about safety and epiztes are raised.
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Pang
J A Williams
Kemp's Balean Medicine Promise Quick Cures
Irreverent ad copy urges skeptical readers to try Kemp's Balean, claiming it cures via a guaranteed effect. It notes prices of 50 cents and $1.00 with trial doses free. Sold at all druggists.
Bat Tricophorous Age Promises Eternal Hair Style
A meandering fragment hints at aging and style, mentioning Tricophorous and Barty in a peculiar, chemic wordplay. The text juxtaposes hair care with age, but clarity and context are missing to define concrete events or persons.
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Barty
Star Minstrels at Walkereville Tonight
The Great Star Minstrels of the city led by Glessner and Howard perform this evening in Stscifer's Hall Walkereville. Death of Mrs Salome Mais of Washington DC mother of Geo J Main and Mrs E Franklin Cobientz noted. she died this morning in her 60s leaving three sons and two daughters.
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Glessner
Howard
Thie City
Walkereville
Stscifer’s Hall
Salome Mais
Washington, D.C
Ats Geo. J. Main
E. Franklin Cobientz
Middletown
Egg theft reported at local farm
Mr. Thomas M. Wolfe of Record Street found theft at his hen nests after purchasing Lenorn eggs to hatch. Thieves removed the egg edges from the nests, spoiling his plan to raise hatchlings.
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Thomas M. Wolfe
Record Street
W A T Company To Provide Time Signals Here
Mr W D Crimimins local manager reports headquarters has ordered Time Signals and Time Service be offered to city residents Clocks supplied by the company in direct connection with the United States Naval Observatory with all adjustments made there.
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W. D. Crimimins
W. A.T. Co
United States Naval Observatory
Election of Officers for Jacques De Molay Commandery No.4
Sta regular assembly of Jacques De Molay Commandery No.4 Keighte Templar last evening elected Eminent Commander C V S Levy General isaimo VW Nash Young Captain General Samuel Duvall Prelate Schaeder T Hargett treasurer Wilbur H Duvall Recorder Fred A Markey Sestine Francis T Rhodes
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Sta
Jacques de Molay
Keighte Templar
C. V.S. Levy
Generalisaimo
Increase in B. and O. Earnings in March
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports a very satisfactory March, with revenues at the Philadelphia end rising by 13314.33 dollars and overall system earnings up by about 100,000 dollars compared with March 1888, indicating strong business performance.
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Beltimore
Philadelphia
Merch
Harrington wedding and social notes in small town paper
Richard Edwin Selman a young farmer and Miss Mary I Jones wed yesterday at Dickerson Station in a ceremony led by Rev C. Ling felter. The couple departed for their wedding trip at 6 10 p m. Local groom Wm McComas and Miss Loniie Reitinger to wed next in Harrisburg with plans for a ceremony in Hagerstown.
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Richard Edwin Selman
Mies Mary I Jonez
Léonicas Jonee
Jones
Dickerson Station
C. 3. Lingfelter
Pooleeville
Samuel. R. Cronisy
Washington, D.C
Maggie Jones
W. L. Smith
Hyattetown
W. W. White
Rockville
George Jose
Dickerson
Lille Sellman
Adamatown
M.I
Nellie Almutt
Susie Darby
Dawsonville
Selmen
Gards
Wm © McComas
Louis E. McDomaz
Mire Loniie Reitinger
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Lewis Grrnck
Anne
Mechanicstown Note In Frustrated Larceny And Local Loss
From the Clarion this week a farmer Charles Snook near Utica lost 100 fine chickens on Saturday evening the entry gained by forcing rock from hen bones. The only child of Geo Seisa near Motter's Station died Monday with interment at Rocky Ridge. Rev Barb officiated James Creeger undertaker. ALG Cramer’s chestnut sorrel horse, once critical, improved under Dr Beigle of Emmitsburg and is now driven. Mgr Charles A Weesche moved from Franklin to Glades and found eight shores dead. suspected trampling smothering by azu Te.
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Mechanicstown
Charles Snook
Utica
Geo. Seisa
Motter
Rocky Ridge
Barb
James Creeger
Cramer
Beigle
Emmitsburg
Mgr
Charles A.weesche
Franklin Flla
Hegh McAleer
Glades
Warner’s Safe Remedies Promised as Standard Preparations
Warner's Log Cabin Sarsepariia and other external and internal remedies are advertised as leading patent medicines. Warner & Co, proprietors, assert their pills and tonics equal the standard values of the famous preparations, with druggists carrying them nationwide.
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Warner
Local notices and art exhibits mix with prison board report
The Gospel meeting was read by Professor Ely and a La dice Auxiliary event date moved to the 12th. Gazar Rober, formerly with Keyser and Roberta, shows watercolors at J W Neipold's tonight. House of Correction directors met with Gov Henry Lloyd and others. 313 male and 35 female prisoners noted. fire insurance arranged with EJ BL Duval & Co. Officers to be elected in May. Hotel arrivals listed for City and Alb line.
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F.C
M.C
Ely
Gazar Rober
Frm
Keyser and
Roberta
Washington, DC
Me. G. S. DeGranze
Don DeGrange
Art Emporian
J. W. Neipold
House of Correction
Henry Lloyd
Willian Lowney
Frederick Country
T. H. Hunt
Howard
CO. A. Fox
Anne Arundel County
E.G. Kenly
Robert Crain
Baltimore
Jesse Moore
EJ BL Duval &Co
Social Party Celebrates Spring at Ramsburg Home
On Monday night March 3 a pleasant social at the Ramsburg residence on East Fourth Street was hosted by Miss Fanny Byler and Miss Sophia Kreh. Guests came from this county and nearby Winchester and Washington. The rooms were lavishly decorated with pine and cedar and a profusion of lilies and cut flowers. An abundance of ice cream cakes oranges and bananas delighted the attendees. The gathering lasted into the early hours and served as a cheerful welcome to spring with the belles and beaux in attendance.
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Fanny Byler
Mies Sophia Kreh
Ramsburg
E. 4Th Street
Winchester
Washington
Public Schools Close for Funds Shortage in April
Scholastic notes report area public schools will close on Monday April 15 due to lack of funds. Teachers may use schoolhouses and books to teach private schools. Principal Frank Harshman resigns to enter Millerville Normal College. Cara Shaw takes full control of the Glade school. Utica enrollment falls below required levels. Miss Belle Boteler stops teaching and returns home. City schools remain full and may stay open through term end with some teachers opening subscription schools. Teacher salaries for the term paid starting Friday April 25. Expanded teacher examinations at the Court House May 23 to 24.
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Schoo
Frank Harshman
Glade
Millerville Normal College
Slise Cara Shaw
Utica
Belle Boteler
Jefferson
Court House
Heaths Grerth Acker Blooded Elixir Endorsed
A medical preparation named Heaths Grerth Acker Blooded Elixir is described as superior for blood and skin diseases. It is endorsed by the medical fraternity and prescribed in positive care for the American people. Guaranteed and sold by J A Williamson druggist.
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Indorse
J. A. Williamson
Dmnggist
Free trial bottle offer on Semp's Balam to throat and lungs
The advertisement invites all residents to call on Grogeist in Frederick to receive a free trial bottle of Semp's Balam claimed to aid throat and lung ailments including asthma. It promises remedies sold on merit with a price of 50 cents per bottle and a large batch available.
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Frederick
Othén
Preventive Remedy Sample Offered by Local Druggist
A grainy ad urges guarding against the strike of illness with a preventive bottle of Ackers Earlish Bemery. It claims a cough or cold may strike anytime and touts few divs as a positive cure. The druggist J A Willisewson offers a free sample and guarantees the remedy.
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Siwars
J A. Willisewson
Word from Alcudia sparks a cryptic encounter
An English traveler recalls a disturbing unknown word heard in a shabby Alcudia inn, sparking a tense exchange with ruffians and questions about danger, government price on his head, and what the mysterious term might mean as the scene unfolds.
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Majeres
Mallorca
Alcudia
Tarpon lore spans seas and tongues in old coast tales
A garbled note describes the tarpon, a sea giant famed for silver scales and a long dorsal fin. It mentions ranges from Wisconsin to Mexico to the Jersey coast and the West Indies, with callings in Georgia and French Gui coast names.
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Mexico
Jersey
Wy Indies
Beys
Kerbers
Intis
Georgia
Gui Coast
Fragmented OCR snippet on a boy and event at a jury 或
Fragmentary text from a Detroit Free Press item describes a boy carrying items and a vague incident at a jury gathering. The readable lines mention a boy revived and questions about changes in someone’s condition, but details are garbled and unclear.
Dr Acker English Pills Advertised for Headache and Liver
A Victorian ad claims Dr Acker's English pills are a safe treatment for headache and liver issues. The pills are described as small, sweet, easy to take, and non grogishing with no griping, sold by J A Williamson, a local druggist.
The Triumphal Entry Lesson Commentary Notes
Commentary on Jesus entry into Jerusalem from Bethany to Bethpage, with focus on the anointing at Bethany, fulfillment of prophecy, and the interim before the seventieth week. Highlights include the two animals’ surrender, the kingly mission, and the call for readiness and faith.
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Bethpage
Bethany
Oliven
Jericho
Zuechens
Extheuy
Simeo the Leper
Siartha
Mary
Lemara
Teiny
Bika
Johu Xneo
Bolus
Jereel
Daniel
Trea Jew
Gentile Tint
Asmysey
Nehemiah
Hark
Luke
Met
Po Ass
Geek
Samuel
Sam
Jesus Christ
Teax
Sisor
Jesus
Linke v
Backlets 22nes Snivs. The best salve in the world
It claims to cure skin eruptions, sores, chilblains, and piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold for 26 cents per bottle by Joseph B. Garrett.
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Joseph B. Garrett
Dark Side of Lithe Obstacle Promises Dyspepsia Cure
An advertisement extols Acker Dyeversia Tablets and Electric Bitters as cures for dyspepsia constipation and indigestion. It touts testimonials from a Mrs Luther Lutz and claims dramatic health improvements, urging purchase at local drugstores with prices given for the tablets and bitters.
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J. A. Willington
Dimgeict
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Hood
Srare
Sostang Lexlient
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Evar Made
Azblin Rouse
Gw Spaulding
O H Miller
G D Gitt
H Rodney
J Carbaugh
E Parker
A L Wolfe
J Afelheger
Ford
O Robvert
Ward
County
Central Hotel
Ghand
Oredoff
A P Schmitz
MS Smith
J Meelinger
Granteville
Brombeugn
Balto
Mustang Linihert
Trailinth Avenue
Balloa
Burria Berens
Diesel
St. Louis Globs Democrat
Chase
Hissest
Zkmericon
Cniff Justice
Detroit Free Press
Pote
Zech
Bev Dh Stearns
Hustans Linnent
Mertz
Honses
Vowe
Carrie
Usis
King
Meg Luther Lutz
W. C Henrick
Betby
N.C
Garrett
Europey
Ever
Sild
Joseph B Gerrets
Beechamn
Miller & Co
P. H Pyfer
Cumberland
Haltimore
George
Creek
Hagsn Bros
Fourth Street
Publc
Proprieto
Eirlages Ene Wegans
GF Superior “Workrenskip
Ak Rank Enish
Jacob D-Fiane
South Market Street
Fredericx
Hd&utt
Ross
Raiden Specific
Essen
Bureau OF Lecrange
Mutual Iesvrence Buildog
Vici
Anderson Frederick
Meg
Woerifdim
Hershberger
City Bakery
North Market Street
Merican Mustang Lingent
Shevid Ak Eva
Hecag
Syan
Sactor
Cleanker
Neo
Ares
Dreegists
W. L. Douglas
Eaghers ‘Sror
Douglas
Yeakle
City HellShoe
Bss Reis Ag
Ay Revere
Delepiaine & Co
Frederick City
Maryland
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OWN & Delasheuit Pwuccireors
East Patricr
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Aessez
Beows, Soeano del Lasaette
Hoffhman
Zellers
Cor Market
Visi Market
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Aliso
BE. B.sapllizstorn
NW Market Street
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