Midnight Moonlight Ride Rebuilds Jerusalem Message
A preacher compares Nehemiah’s moonlit ride through ruined Jerusalem to steadfast church devotion. He urges perseverance in trouble, highlights exploration of inner ruin before rebuilding, and casts personal sorrow as fuel for faith and service. The sermon champions not giving up despite loss, poverty, or opposition.
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Washington
Widsight
Talmage
Nehemiah
Valles
Rome
Sundowe
Melrow
Scotland
Last Minster
Melrose
Washington Irving
al Thanbra
Alytexe
Jerusalem
Eversthine
Nehemish
Jeruadeum
Fish Gate
Turnaces
King’s Pool
Neheniah
Greece
Kemphon
Plato
Demosthenes
Church
Amy
Thas
Nehermish
Lascielis
Aviaxertes Longimanus
Artaxerxes
Jeru
Church of God
Sehexiah
Xeremiah
Rorth
John Banyan
John Wesley
John Calvin
Paul
Christ
God
Tuan
Sean
Satan
Shushan
Ehemilah
Epy
Yorusa
Italan
Algerius
Leontine
House of God
Philadelphia
Brest
Long Branch
Laurel Hill
Walter
Sexton
Kingdom of Heaven
Iris
Neheriah
A Timely Friend Salvation Oil Remedied Rheumatism
A testimonial praises Salvation Oil as a timely liniment that rapidly cures rheumatism and neuralgia when other remedies fail. John M. Hall of Ashland, Virginia, reports ankle soreness and swelling reduced and pain cured after using the oil. The ad also includes a weapon mention and address line.
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Salvation Qil
Jno. M. Hall
Ashland
Salvation Oil
Frederick Industries Leaders in City Commerce Review
Frederick Industries and other major Frederick firms are highlighted in a timely review of influential businesses driving urban expansion and population growth. The piece notes rising commercial interests, enterprise character, and the sturdy establishments propelling the city's forward momentum.
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Frederick
Central Hardware Co’s Longstanding Frederick Establishment
Central Hardware Co. stands as one of Frederick’s most complete hardware houses with a stock of heavy and shelf hardware, farm supplies, tools, hoses, belts, nails, screws, and more. Established in 1906, the wholesale and retail operation has grown in patronage and scope, with proprietors committed to price, assortment, and community interests.
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Frederick
Landis Jewelry Surpasses in Frederick Establishment
H. H. Landis and a thoroughly appointed Frederick jewelry shop present an extensive stock of gold and silver pieces watches precious stones clocks chains pins and more since 1893. The firm emphasizes diamond settings repairs by first class workmen and strong supplier connections while earning local confidence and respect.
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Frederick
Landis
Jonathan Biser Inaugurates Coal and Wood Yard
Jonathan Biser established his coal and wood yard on East Thir Street in 1872 and built a reputable Frederick business. He maintains a large local stock of coal and kindling wood, offers bituminous and anthracite grades, ensures prompt delivery with a ready team, and enjoys broad public confidence and friendly credits. Phone number is Neo. 133.
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East Thir Street
P. BB
Jonathan Biser
Frederick
Sr. Biser
Neo
Geo Cram Leading Carriage Builder In the State
Geo Cram stands as a premier carriage and wagon builder in the region with a well equipped shop and skilled staff. He uses high quality lumber and offers a wide range of styles from buggies to heavy wagons with guaranteed satisfaction and prompt repair service. Cram is a well respected figure in the local business community and a key driver of industrial life.
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Geo
Cram
Crum
Monon Steam Laundry Promises National Reputation Locally
Debring and Heffoer operate Monon Steam Laundry at 12 S Market, toutting ties to Troy laundries and a long history since 1891. The firm emphasizes thorough work, elegant finish, prompt service, delivery in city, and personal customer care with polished shirts and fine needlework.
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Debring & Heffoer
S. Market Street
Iaundries
Troy
Messrs
Morera, Debricog & Heffner
Taat
Smith's Temple of Fancy Leads Local Shopping Scene
Metropolitan in appearance and purpose, Mr. Smiths Temple of Fancy offers vast stock and low prices. Established in 1848, the store features departments for house furnishings china tin granite glassware stationery cutlery sporting goods and toys. Goods are bought direct from manufacturers and the firm prides itself on integrity and a large staff.
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Mith
W H Shipley Soda Beer Bottling House in City
WH Shipley at 243 North Market Street operates a large bottling plant for soda birch beer mineral waters and beer. Established 1872 the firm uses modern machinery and a fleet of delivery wagons to serve hotels domestic and general customers while earning broad local patronage and respect.
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United States
W. H. Shipley
North Market Street
van der Horst
Baltimore
Continental
Philadelphia
Pabst
Milwaukee
Shipley
Hygieia Ice Co Leaders in Pure Water Ice Production
Frederick leaders Geo. W. Smith and Col. Chas. E. Trail preside over Hygieia Ice Co which emphasizes pure mountain city water in its ice. The plant ships carload lots across the state, with physicians endorsing its safety and quality. Families near Frederick receive daily supplies at low rates as trade grows.
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Frederick
Hygeia Ice Co
Geo. W. Smith
Col
Chas. E. Trail
Property Deeds Record Transfers and Sums
Wm HR Waya and wife deed 168 acres 3 roods 24 perches to Emory C Remahurg for 9000 dollars. Lydia A Stansbarry and Joshua Stansbarry deed to George A Ohler and wife a tract of land for 3400 dollars. Oliver Morrison deeds to J Stewart Annan a lot for 500 dollars. Annie C Topper and husband to Francis A Cook a lot for 500 dollars. Lewis T King and wife to Catharine McKissick a lot for 885 dollars.
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Wm HR. Waya
Emory C. Remahurg
Lydia A. Stansbarry
Joshua Stansbarry
George A. Ohler
Oliver Morrison
J. Stewart Annan
Annie C. Topper
Francis A. Cook
Lewis T. King
Catharine &. McKissick
Destructive Mississippi Delta Levee Break Warns of Flood
Memphis April 5 Another disastrous break in One Mississippi levee occurred at Flower Lake six miles below Tunica. The crevasse widened to 130 yards. water rushes deafeningly, raising nearby lake eight feet within an hour. Flooding threatens Coahoma Laflore Quitman and Tallahatchie counties as refugees flood towns like Rosedale Seeking aid. Relief steamer Ora Lee rescued 150 refugees and 7200 head of cattle from St Francis river areas, with deaths and missing reported, as Governor McLaurin appeals for aid.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Lewet
Flower Lake
Tunica
Niarzare Falls
Misaissippi
Coahoma
Laflore
Quitman
Tallahatchie
Hite
Walt
Rosedale
Helena
Ark
Arkansas
Ora
Ora, Lee
Mariannum
St Francis River
St. Francis River
Mo~ Main
Baggio City
Race
Afehanna
St. Francis
Vicksburg
Shaws, Miss
McLaurin
Alger
Murderer Gordy Felsina Insanity Georgetown Del
fragmentary text describes Gordy Felsina in Georgetown Delaware related to a murder case with mentions of insanity defense. includes scattered names like James BE and Mrs Mary wis from New York, and references to jail and a musician, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Gordy Felsina
Georgetown
Del
James BE
Mary Wis
New York
Sician
Gordy
Fatal Feud Ends in Double Wounding in Cullman
In Cullman Alabama a feud between the Harville and McCombs families over land divisions led to a battle involving farmer Harville and tenant John Atwell versus McCombs and his son. Atwell was killed, the younger McCombs fatally wounded, and the elder McCombs shot in the leg and body. Harville is pursued by McCombs supporters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bud Harvie
Jack McCombs
Cullman
Harville
John Atwell
McCombs
Atwell
Oxford Defeats Cambridge in 54th Boat Race at Putney
The fifty fourth annual race between Oxford and Cambridge crews was rowed Saturday from Putney to Mortlake, a distance of four and a quarter miles. Oxford won by a narrow margin amid the usual pageantry of the event.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Putney
Mortlake
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Ernest J. Enase, Jr
Fambe
D. Mason J. Wesley Guest
Ernest J. Enake, Jr
Wm. Enslee & Co
Slinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Edward Raine
James DL. Mason
James D. Mazo Co
Winslow Williamb
Harvey
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Prichard
Baree Johnson
Frederick, MD
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Ibersture
J. L. Massey
Carlin House
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Hamilton Lindsay
Baltimore Pike
New Market
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W. Patrick St
William A. Mansfield
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
Sepaidawiy Taker Johnson
Rex Min. Co
Saito
Gouta
Monat Alto
Steiner Beos
Druggista
Sespass
N28
DR. Talmage
Nehemiaah
Worth Market Ltdd
Rewaburg
Frederick Industries
Central Hardware CO
Ole, &c
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H. 8. Landis
Jewelry
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Monon Steam Laundry
Corner Market and
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WH. H. Shipley
Higeia Ice Co
Manufacturers of
Ice
East Patrick Street
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Francis Hiver
Mer. del Val
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Merry del Val
Prat
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Scott
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