Purely Personal: Local residents and visitors listed
A jumbled column notes residents and travelers from the area. Mrs. C A Noelkey near Nassonville visits her brother in Washington. Mrs Charity Carter nears her birthday in Frederick. Miss Matte Perry of Waterkine visits Baltimore. Mr Marry Fabravy spends Sunday with relatives in Washington County. Mr Oscar Fo Firestone and family return from spring vacation in Gettysburg area. Mr John C Calhoun and wife go to Philadelphia on business. The item mix highlights local names, travels, and family events in a windy, old‑style society blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Noelkey
Nansonville
Edward Brenale
Washington
Lindon Myers
Gettyeburg College
Moab’s
Adolphus Frarhake
Charity Carter
Milton Carter
Liberty
Oscar Fo Firestone
Vanoser
Macion
Gettyshare
David Zieler
Cuapierlard
John C Calhoun
Phalladdpila
Idamoriig
Misa Cora Thompson
Line Kilnsiove
Kiricafe
Thia City
The Glade church notices and local reports
The Glade weekly church column lists services at Uluca Church and Reformed Church on April 10, with offerings at Union Chapel Easter Sunday and a sermon at Liberty ME Church. Shiloh MBP at Walkersville names officers. April declared Pickle Month amid rough spring forecasts. Community notices include sick lists, anxiety over illnesses, and local advertisements for tonics and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctlon
Uulca
Ofelogh Pomphart
Tiled Reformed
Womlsboro
Alvill Conner
Franke No
Marshall College
Georic
Jacob Heeson
Barrick
Jeg Nelson
Willard Stan Treaseurer
Annie Nelson
Hentan
Warry Weller
Afatant
Carmack
Ettle Cromwell
Aaste S Yers
April Skies to Feature Eclipses and Planetary Alignments
The April skies forecast highlights a total solar eclipse on the 26th not visible in this region, with Mercury Neptune and Venus in notable planetary positions. Saturn nears Venus for the first alignment of the month as the Moon’s passages progress, while the emphasis remains on lunar timings and the vernal equinox influence on Easter’s date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uea
Corsina
Mara
Mercury
Neptune
Venus
Dodds
Death notices from Hagerstown area obituaries and births
Deaths include Waynather Grove of Johns Grove aged 45 a former Liberty Academy teacher who read law in Halti more and practiced at Frostburg and Cumberland leaving a wife and three children funeral at Fairview cemetery Keedynville John W Young son of John BR Young died at home North Market Street consumption aged 27 funeral tomorrow after noon Martha Hiltoly daughter of Jacob Bilioly died near Unionville aged about eighteen funeral at Rocky Hill Church Anna M Corbin widow of Samuel Corbin died in Clarksburg Montgomery Co at residence of J H Hurley aged 66 years willows family notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foun Hydattun
Waynather
Hagerstown
Johns Grove
Liberty
Daniel Grove
Wader Jarvin Spencer
Haltimore
Frostburg
Cumberland
Ucleaves
Muladmont
Fairview Cemetery
Keedynville
Toi W. Lou
John W Young
John BR. Young
North Market Street
Mig Martia
Martha Hiltoly
Jacob Bilioly
Unionville
Rocky Him Church
Comin
Clarksburg
Montgomery Co
J. H. Hurley
Anna M. Corbin
Samuel Corbin
Mra Od. Oden
Penny Wise And Foolish Ways Of Living On Economies
Fragmented column discusses frugality and misers in daily life, criticizing penny pinching excesses and imprudent habits while highlighting the appeal of sensible savings. Mentions women’s cooking, canning, and household management amid a broader push for economical living. includes notes on a concert and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Abe
Debrul L'ree Dreme
Fragmentary Names List From County Area
A garbled OCR readout lists numerous individuals and locales across Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland New York Ohio and Virginia. The text references towns such as Philadelphia Baltimore Hagerstown and Columbus with many personal names and titles interspersed, lacking coherent structure or a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veateimy
Dam
Duty
Hagerstaen
Wie
Sona
Philadelphia
J. Garwoot
Camden
N. J
A. Hamatock
New York
C. Donnelly
Pittstop
L. Tuttle
Cole
Be. Carty
Balto
N. Hugmire
Avon
N.Y
Herman, RV
Gilson
J .H. Meyerdirck
Pilladelphia
H. Mo Lenzloger
Calwell
N. Appelder
Tickens Tchew
Halto
N .U. Davia
W. Jd. Metrix
W. Wadt
Molleston
G.P Roos
Mtteburg
Jobocon
G. A King
Kalauazoo
Mich
AlLasia
Virginia
Hagerstown
Hutchinson
Halthacre
J . Davenport
SM. Dessa
Malthaore
Bergay
Patterson
G. Wo Lengel
NA Bonne
Tohden
Aetler
Cumsberiaad
Camus Thorens
Tyson
Mortman
Matladdpita
C.J McCarty
Columbis
Toe Bond
Tdtartel Tite
Eberly
Mechanicsburg
J. Curley
OA Morgan
Baltimore
Cole Naniers
Wentminster
Gyory Horst
TE le Thanuier
Hanover
OG Gachaenao
Pastors
PW Spotten
Coluimlan
Wandering figure's tale travels wide across cities
An odd story recounts a solitary traveler once destined for Philadelphia who roamed from Colonia to Maryland and beyond. Marked in every city and state, the peculiar journey spans the country as a unique tale of misadventure and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Adams Ixpetas
Philadelphia
Colonia
Mlodde
Cita
Ulea
Pleasant social reception and pound party notices
The social world item describes a church reception hosted by pastors Buckeystown circuits on a Botut of Rocha Friday evening with welcome by Wright and organ by Prof. Pool. Solos by Miss Chambers and Rev Miles Schully, then a table of goodies and old fashioned handshakes. A pound party and dance followed at Mr Wim Moberly's residence on East Sixth Street with Chas Shipley and Ernest Moberly in charge. Coates Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohalie
Hoos
Barnes
Buckeystown Oircuit
Botut
Rocha
Priday Aventog
Apell
Wim. Moberly
Enat Sixth Street
Measts
Chas Shipley
Ernest Moberly
Coates
The Men of Infantty Cannot Be Urged In Extenuation
A fragmented old medical note extols a remedy named Hoaetter's Biomach Mittera as a safe laxative cure for many ailments. It claims the product never causes gripping or excessive evacuation and can ease stomach weakness, rheumatism, neuralgia, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, malaria, and other conditions. The piece urges abandoning drastic mineral tonics and cautions readers against other compounds, promoting the remedy as a universal cure-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnon
Hoaetter
Kemp's Haladin Tops Poll Count In Tight Race
Ongoing vote tally shows Kemp's Haladin leading the field with a slim margin as observers await further results. Local officials report steady turnout across precincts and expect updates later today.
German Syrup Triumphs Over Grippe in Mississippi
An April dated reminiscence from Hines County Mississippi recounts a farmer who caught a cold after rain in Vicksburg. After consulting Dr. Dixon and using two bottles of Boschwe German Syrup, the persistent cough, grippe and related symptoms vanished, leaving him feeling well ever since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Grippe
Farnter
Vicksburg
Miss
Dixon
Boschwe
Putre Tibiacs, Jr
Cayagit
Hines Co
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Ray
Jacobs Oil
Nkiritye
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Doctor Ackers
Acker
Caryn Cardz
Rey Motilan
Excelsior
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Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick
N. J. Wilson & Son
Flacher
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White House
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New Tors City
Estey Organs
Over
Ronth Market
Bireet
Trederkce
Dian
Carty
Hedrouin Bute
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Heatrest
Parrish
Ichest
Ovelti
Tchison
Wm. H. B. Etchison
South Blarket Etreet
Frederick
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Douglas
Biz
A. R Yeakle
Thomas
Thorman
Inylgorns
Felng
Tor Thomas Manufacturing CO
Alegalth
Aed
Fen
Conenttatiog
Wtvice
H.W. Lobe
Filecath
Elen Callownillst
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Rosenstock Bros
East Patrick Street
Alno
Staven
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D. Thomas & CO
William A. Ebert
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