Budget of Bright items of Local and General Interest
A collage of short notes covers varied topics from rabbit skin jelly to library gifts and rail plans. It notes a precocious youth reading Fair God, garden seed viability, mussel cultivation, and a haunted Japan law. It mentions Roscoe Conkling’s daughter donating books and local civic events in Baltimore and Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsport
Walter G. Oakman
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
Libery
Col. D.C. Winebrewer
Action Springs
Union Knitting E
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Maryland Volunteers
Union Vetans’ Association
Carrollton Ovel
Baltimore
Board of Dermen
Linn County
Kane
Drmk
M. Chiswell
Revenue
Ser la
Personal Items and Local Notices Parade Through Town
Purely personal items report residents and visitors in the city. Milton G Urner spent yesterday at home. Fr and Mrs Geiselmen and Aliss Gei oan are at the City Hotel. Thomas of this city returned home from McKeesport after wintering there. Mamie Krepps visited Washington briefly. Mollie Kemp leaves for Philadelphia to visit relatives. Blanche Simmons returns from a pleasant visit to friends in Washington. Local telephony rates drop as the Peske and Ohio Telephone Car reduces service costs. A magnetic car plan is discussed to ease wires to the Je’s Creek region. A large barn on Am erce farm near Wheaton burned Friday afternoon, destroying cattle and equipment. loss in the thousands. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is recommended for health. E 4th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Urner
Blanche Simmons
Wash- J
Ohio
Cumberland
Je’s Creek
Wistey Mipnigut
Parti
Fonder
Ron
St Paul's
Melita
Jou
Astor Bouse Steps
Tam
Academy
Fou Brensett
Biersta
Church
Moran
Weil Fou Sar
Bellalerning
Broadway
Central Park
Waterloo
Kingdons
New York
Sears
You & Ren
York
Teke
Fife
PerRine
Paris
Peale
Law BF
Seine
Seine River
Thad
Lazarette
Liege
Piagu
S. O
Terloo
Civi
Meng
Satan
Bim
Sas
Chines
Neighbors
John Howard
Elizabeth Fry
Thomas Chauhners
Techiunch
Mount Washington
Suide
Henins
Lawrence
Mississippi
Stranger Welcome in the City Sermon at Tabernacle
A preacher warns against exploiting visitors, urges protection of travelers and moral restraint in New York City. He cites dangers of slums and mercantile temptations, urges Sabbath observance, warns of moral ruin from underground tours, and stresses hospitality to strangers as the gospel mandate.
6 Cents a Day Prison Fare Stuns Allegany Jail Warden
An Allegany county jail warden claims inmates are fed a pound and a half of bread daily plus a quart of coffee and soup for 6 cents per meal. He says prisoners cook the meals themselves, reducing labor costs, and that some cooks from outside renege on terms, seeking shorter jail terms. A pending gubernatorial pardon for Archer is linked to petitions from Calvert and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury Post
Allegany County
John BicAleeze
Post
Hesk
Archer
Seariy
le Rard
Calvert County
Bisisture
Parten
Ibis
Executive Department
Evolution of medical agents shifts to general use
The article notes old time herbs pills draughts and vegetable extracts moving toward general use under new branding. It highlights Heat inxative and Syrup of Figs as popular products from the California Fig Syrup Co. It also advertises a line of stamped linen goods including shams splashes bureau scarves and fringed linen pieces at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tearand & Z
California Fig Syrup Co
Bureau
Stara
Scarce imported novelties lure buyers at Market Street shop
A Frederick shop displays a bold window line of imported novelties priced from 200 to 1900 per yard and urges quick purchases. The listing includes corsets, scarves, tomatoes, beans, fruits, and peaches, with a public notice about postal privacy and a note on a gift of clay pigeons from Col Bag/ Baghaman to the Frederick Gun Club after a match with Ballenger Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cot. Bacghman
Col. L. V. Bag
Frederick Gun Club
Col. Baugaman
Ballenger Creek Club
Ighman
In Memoriam Jacob Schmidt by St. Evangelical Lutheran Church
The St. Evangelical Lutheran Church adopts a memorial preamble and resolutions for Jacob Schmidt who died Friday evening. The council notes his active deacon service, Christian regard, and requests the resolutions be published and a copy given to the family. Also HOOKS stables advertises Ohio horses for sale April 1 and 2 with discounts for gas consumers by April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jacob Schmidt
Jasob Schmidt
James
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the Daily News
Constantine III
Constantine
Agquileis
Italy
Edward IV
England
Bors Ie
Henry Wotton
Neceer
Frareis
Bacon
Phinophy
Vai Burns Putnam
Marietta
Mass
Sarisé
Fiker Ames
Dedhar
George Mira
United 224
Stead Tere
Specifl Dispatch
Wasarmeron
D. C
A. W. Bargmerox
the Weather Bureau
Mt Ross, I
John H. Williams
Hall, Headington & Co
Thomas Drug Store
Coruenee
Geo. W. Grove
Princess Willard
Black Partl Ter Seceerenee Rmit
A. D_ O'Leary
Pres
Zimmerman
China Sea
Great Wall
Smaile
Berzons
Hood
Ramebarg's
Niewsra
Hachive
the Tabernacle
Rev. DR. Talmage
Dirac
Breoosirs
Kokinoor
Milroad
Moton
Hudson River
Pennsylvanis
Erie
Long Island
Judes
Ion
Bor
Oru
Rappahannock
Maryland
United Song of Heaven
Derngl
North River
Christian Whan
Amar City
God
Feu
Sven Borhans
Edwant Stanley
Rigiment
Syeunr S
Edwant
Bat Stanley
Lanter
Bara
Mulliniz
Rene
Loss Sass
Shriner
Milling Co
B.A. Shriner Milling Co
George A
Dean
Jobn Hendrickson, Parone
Real Poln Pp DE
Venice
Punt Orient
Express
EFP
Tre
Joan Hexpoxson
F. V. Staub
Staub
North Market Street
Telephone
Cersédiy
RL. “Harley, R. L. Harley
Atlor
Bechant Allor
Ove BE
South Margret Bt
Frederick, Ma
Loy & Y & Perry
Perrys
Oxford
Wattee
Loy and
Preerys
John A. Exmedy
Joan A. Kennedy
Valton
Sandisk A
W. C. Eldridge
Barnes
Lalan
C. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Bel Blaceston
Opeg
Seerre Market
Bare Be
B. H. Busetsky
Market Storsr
SONA
Hamilton Lingaptada
Church Street
Frodock
NaiDie
Kid Glovers
der Yard
Already & & Gral
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rics & Sons
Houck’s
Thareday
HA. Smith
Horseat
C. Edw
Clingan
James E Walker
GO. J
Walker
Apestin
Ai- Amine
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