New Advertisements Day In City Shops
Old local ads list various merchants and services including Banity, Newman solicitor, McCardell company, city opera proposals, Dutrow’s Joe Cream Parlor, Bodock & Co dry goods, Neidig & Miller, N.R. & D. Mantz, and Slippers and Moser Dry Goods. Mentions opening dates and a new story titled Is the Name of the Dear by John Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Newman
Dallan
McCardall
McCardell's
City Opera Posal
J.T. Green
Dutrow’s. Joe Cream Parlor
Dutrow's
Bodock & Co
Neidig & Miller
N.R
D. Mantz
Moser Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Notice to Subscribers on Regu lar Collection Day
The notice informs subscribers that the fifteenth falls on a Sunday and carriers will collect amounts due tomorrow on their routes. Readers are urged to have exact change to save mutual inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Daily News
The Saturday News Announces Tomorrow's Big Eight Page Paper
The Saturday News plans an eight page edition with local and general news plus special features. Easter story The Moral Resurrection of No 2937 by A A Smith will be published with full illustration. Boer leaders sketches by Captain George L Kilmer will appear in an illustrated article tomorrow. Regular features include Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe and a Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns. The paper costs two cents delivered or mailed to ROY addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Smith
Taz News
George L. Kilmer
Omarrow
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tur Satordiy
Tos
Sil
Roy
Secretary to the President Named Cortelyou in 1900s Style
In Washington April 13 George B Cortelyou of New York was appointed Secretary to the President succeeding John Addison Porter who resigned A market report notes Cora at 240 per barrel wheat at 90 to 12 per bushel and other figures from Mr J E W Hargetts quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurseros
George B. Cortelyou
New York
John Addison Porter
J.E. W. Hargett
Categar
Illness Strikes Mrs Nowaagle and Daughter in Boone County
The Bick reports Mrs Leonora Nowaagle and her daughter Sophia are both ill with a grip like fever. A listed remedy from Boone Indigretion is noted as a possible cure for dyspepsia. The wording reflects local newspaper style with names and places, though some words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Nowaagle
Sophia
Aging Maryland miller Delaplaine dead at ninety two
Theodore Delaplaine of Frederick County died this morning at his home on East Patrick Street. A lifelong miller and former Maryland legislator, he was born in Georgetown November 2 1810 and later built a notable career at Monocacy Mills and in local business. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 PM with services at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredheen & County
Legielature
Theodore Crist Delaplacce
East Patrick Street
Mr. Delaplaine
Georgetown
Washington
D. C
Joseph Delaplaine
Woodsboro
Rosanna Crist
Frederick County
John Carmack
Ladiesburg
Iret
Greenfield Mills
Halltown
W. Va
Delaplaine
Bladensburg
Alexandria
Virginia
Jonathan Janney
Highland
Ohio
Germantown
Missouri
Frederick Oganty
Riehl's
Canby and Duer
Mg Agras
Ies Feros
Riehl’s
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Shawer, Canby & Co
John Shaw
Richi
Milla
The Art Cited Reads at State Federation Night
Miss Frances Mullinix represented the club at the State Federation event and discussed ice avagglo and Hibera. Bertha Trail, Tasso, Markey, and Miss gun are noted for December 2 Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mullinix
Tite
Hibera
Mise Bertha Trail
Tasso
Markey
Gun
Traveling health tip bottle of Syrup of Figs
A concise period style promotional note urging travelers to carry Syrup of Figs for gentle cleansing. Presents the product as a pleasant, effective aid for liver and bowel comfort during voyages or business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Avery
People and visits in Winchester area journey notices
Purported social notes list residents and visitors across Winchester and nearby towns. Names include Nettze Haffver of Carhaly visiting parents Steck Marker etree George Bowles home from Baltimore for Easter, Mire Alice V Schhriner in North Market Street visiting Mrs Miriam Evans in Washington DC, and Miss Margaret H Quyne visiting relatives in Pittsburg and Youngstown. Also noted are Archibald Stummell of Woodbourne traveling to Allentown PA, Allentown Baseball Club, Adolphus Fearbake and family returning to Washington, Elias B. Stona returning from near Middletown via Washington, Annie Greaner placed in charge of military cement, Florence Gaver and Horipe visiting Rev M D Gaver family in Williamsport, James Boyer returning home after a year away, Walter Buell and Dr E O McSherry hosts, and Lawson Bittle resigning to become bookkeeper at Baker Bros. in Buckeystown with initial posting in Keyser, W. Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowles
Baltamore
Alice V Sbhriner
North Market Street
Miriam Evans
Washington, DC
Mies Lantz
Woman's College
Staunton
Slis
Randall Webt
Washingwt
Moes Frances Stevke
Woodstock
Mary Sechel
Archibald Stummell
Woodebore
Allentown
Adolphus Fearbake
East Patrick Street
Washington
Elias B. Stona
Middletown
Annie Greaner
Baltimore
Margaret H. Quyne
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ohio
Florence Gaver
Misa Horipe
Burkittannnie
M.D. Gaver
Williamsport
Washington County
James Boyer
Walter Buell
Lakeville
N. J
E.0. McSherry
Buell
Lou Cann
Thomas Cann
Frederick Female Seminary
Lawson Bittle
Flook, Gaver & Co
Myersville
Baker Bros
Buckeystown
Bittle
Keyser, W. Ya
Rev Dr August Pohlman Returns From Africa Mission
Rev Dr August Pohlman arrives in Baltimore from three and a half years of missionary work in Africa. He is accompanied by his brother Anton Pohlman who met him in New York after the Hamburg American liner Fennsyl vania voyage. Health issues from the African climate prompted his return and the sea voyage is expected to help him recover. Dr Pohlman is known in Frederick for preaching at the Evangelical Lutheran church on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miestonery
Africa
August Pohlman
Baltimore
Anton Pohlman
New York
Pohlman
Fennsylvania
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Break in the Chesapaske and Ohio Canal Towpath Bank
A morning break in the canal towpath above Beyer's warehouse caused by rats boring into a porous back wall. The bank caved and canal water collapsed into the Potomac River, with smaller debris swept away. Authorities forecast repairs within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapaske and Ohio Canal
Beyer
Potomac River
Emerson Literay Sociesy Meeting Programs Report
At Emerson Literary Society on Wednesday afternoon the program featured J. Smith reading, F. McOsmer reciting, J. Motter reading, S. Fabrney essay, O. Ebert recitation, W. O. Haffner debate on whether the United States should support Japan in its controversy with Russia. Downey and Cates spoke for, Carty and Shank against. Judges ruled 2 to 1 for the affirmative. Meeting adjourned to April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emersos
Emerson Literay Sociesy
Eunny
J. Smith
F. McOsmer
J. Motter
Fabrney
O. Ebert
W. O. Haffner
United States
Japan
Buasia
Downey and Cates
Carty and Shank
Easter church services announced in town
All Saints Episcopal church holds a 7 30 a m service and an Easter Eve service at 5 p m tomorrow. A service at the formed church is listed at 2 30 p m tomorrow. St John’s Catholic church schedules masses at 7 30 a m with ringing after the Gloria. The Maryland Synod conference in Jefferson county, April 18 and 19 was withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Romane Bidet Breenery Society of the
Maryland
Auctioneers advertise sales in Urleans district and Utica Mills
Charles B. Fout, auctioneer, will sell valuable personal property for T. F. Gardiner in Urleans district. Twenty four acres of growing wheat are included in the sale. Barry R. B. Snook, auctioneer, will sell at Utica Mills valuable personal property for J. A. Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fout
T. F. Gardiner
Urleans
Barry RB. Snook
Utics Mills
J. A. Rochelle
Independents plan play and uniforms for meeting
The Independents announce the play Eameralda will be staged at City Opera House on Tuesday evening April 2. Precursors will wear uniforms for the Independent Fire Company at the annual meeting in Baltimore in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents
City Opera House
Independent Fire Company
Baltimore
Thurmont election names contested winners announced
In Thurmont on Monday Inet the local election produced a heated contest. Elected officials include President of the Board J. W. Creeger and commissioners James Mackisy Frank Hesgon and James Stockatale.
Hood’s Pills Promised Cure for Scrofula Hyppepeta and Tissmention
Fragmentary notice claims Hood's medicine cures scrofula and related ailments with reports agreeing on effectiveness. Historic misprints and unclear terms suggest a patent remedy advertisement common in old newspapers.
Death of Cramer at Montegue Hospital Under Inquest
Testimony from Drs Fahney Goodell and Thomas details postmortem findings in the Cramer case. Jury investigates the shooting by Officer Six, with witnesses describing Cramer’s morphine use, delirium, and the fatal manias. Police and hospital staff describe arrival, treatment, and the circumstances of the dying man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sera Gory
Lestig
Cramer
Moderne Hospital
Ross
Court House
Remaiog
Urner
Worthington
Harry P. Fabrney
Niy
Monterty Hospital
Monterne
Dr. Faheney
Monternoe
Dr. Goodell
Sartoris
Febrney
Frank L. Stoner
Chas. F. Goodell
Morphia
Hendrix
Dr. Hendrix
Goodall
S. F. Thomas
Migs
Haumah BM
Shook
Montegue Hospital
Charles M. Cramer
Brengle
Anderson
Six
Mr. Brengle
Sue
Breagle
Registration by Carrikrs New System to be Pat
The new system of registration by carriers starts April 16 in the city residential districts. Only letters will be registered, must be ready for delivery, and carriers cannot wait. Envelopes require sender and recipient names, post office address, prepaid postage and registry fee of eight cents plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Jefferson Birthday Mentioned Amid Civic Notices
The fragment notes Thomas Jefferson's birthday on 18 1743 and references his role as founder of the Democratic faction and author of the Declaration. It also reports the Frederick Council of the Order of Heptasophs to install officers at the regular meeting with a banquet to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Fateh
Jefferson
Virginia
Frederick
Easter Sale Notice At Local Shops Merges With Club Event
McCannell’s offers Easter novelties baskets candy eggs and fine oranges at Dutrow’s. MacCardell’s Easter goods in stock. Easter Sale advertised. The Frederick Art Club to estrinae their Easter Sale on Friday and Saturday afternoons April 18 and 14 at the Club rooms. The public invited. Darrow’s ice cream parlor to open tomorrow Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCannell's
Oslifornia Naval
Dutrow's
Frederick Art Club
Darrow'a
The Recluzive Carpet Wall Paper and Curtain House Ad
A fragmented advertisement from LE MOLANT promotes carpets mittings and wall papers. It touts new patterns rich colorings and lower prices, claiming steady growth and new customers daily. The copy references a “Great Advance” claim by competitors and invites readers to visit for personalized service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Molant
Bright Egyptian Cotton Hosiery and Suspenders Advertising
An ad touts Egyptian cotton hosiery and suspenders with bright styling and color, claiming light weight lace, open work, and summer suitability. It emphasizes low profit for two shillings and sixpence per pair, aiming to attract buyers with quality fabric and affordable prices.
Scarfe Neckwear Styles and Exclusive Tui Ties
A short note on neckwear styles showing Scarfe offerings and exclusive Tui ties. Daily additions promise top cCc values with new stock arriving regularly.
Easter sale promises low prices on silks and goods
An OCR fragment advertises an Easter sale with low prices on silks, satins, netting, and accessories. It notes free refreshments for ladies after 1 pm, specials on various black silks and duchess satin, gifts, and parade participation hints, in a period newspaper tone. The readable text mentions prices like 73 or 1.72 and highlights items such as umbrellas, gloves, and neckwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuday
Nure and Minuxe at the Market Bt Clinton Eb Main
A garbled ad copy offers Main's Cough Cure as a remedy to ease bronchial coughs and night discomfort, claiming it clears the system and relieves daily struggles with health. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse but centers on a medicinal product promotion.
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Vashaglon
Local Ads Showcase Spring Goods and Services
A jumble of old time ads promoting Zeigler Brothers shoes at Makxey’s and Mrs. Clark’s Bazaar for spring millinery, a Palace of Music listing, a restaurant sale notice, sheet music pricing, and a physician offering eye care with free spectacle examinations.
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City Hall
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the Daily News
Etiett Atria
Jem, Ct
Atte
Brevard
Wasszaatox
W. L. Moozz
Borean
Tua News
Iscies
Perse Deat
Boone Indigretion
Rei Q Bertinpasilla
Greybeet
Theodore Crist Delaplaine
Theodore & Delape Mine
Mar.ball Feot
Winchester
Nettze Haffver
Carhaly, Pa
Steck Markeretree
Adam
Eve
Newa
Ote Hee
Wien Hood
Hood
Eighth Street
Groff
Sheri
Rowe
Haly
Edward Rowe
Mgr
Frank Gittinger
Carrikrs
Akeferson's
Cal Ana
MacCardell
Ve. Ves
Bali
Jonn Hiexpniczsox
Nepig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Nure
Minuxe
Clinton EB. Main
A. Tigst
Tasura
Zeigler Brothers
Makxey's
Birecy
Court Street
Witcoxes
North Market St. P.S
Ds Wim
Boteler
Ofice
N. Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Uabers
Plaim Saute Srcweny
Tru Carey
Wes Et
Drews
Rick
Lamiewly
Mawton Bi
F. V. Suave
Malling Grocery Company
Christian Railing
Railing Grocery Company
Frederiat
J. Helsely Keller
J. Heibely Keller
N. Marert
Everrtiiag
Tonga Tb
Ceresville Flour
Fedal
Sheiner
Maekee
Gann
Barra
Tom
Gall
Wihlard
Keller
E. Patesce
ehOfdar
Ae Atred Hitter
Ettornee
Cocneelos
Lee Frederick
Accdliawiy
Harles P. Levy
C. Vis. Levy
DfGce
Court Room
Cleveland
Jon
Bones
J. H. Baltes
GEO. S. Rodoce
Yeu
Rodour & CO
A. T. Bio & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soxs
Frederick, RD
F. W. Staub
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