Brief Bets and Local Curiosities Across Towns
A mixed local brief listing notable items from 19th century life. Middletown and Williamsport items report a wagon painting by William Mylebreet, creditor meetings for Chesapeake and Objecanal, and a firemen’s demonstration in Hegerstown. Other notes cover population growth in Omeka, library counts in Paris, translations of Pilgrim's Progress, real estate transfers in Montgomery county, and oddities from Lonaconing and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeka
Armlers
Middletown
William Mylebreet
J. A. Dugan
Albert Spencer
T. Frank Goddard
Williamsport
Chesapeake
Gonzer
Harper's Ferry
Goethe
Pilgrim’s Progress
Montgomery County
H. Maurice Talbott
Elias E. DeLashmutt
Pealesville
Weant
Braceville
Effie A. Weant
Letters from the People and Rambler Ad Pitch
A reader mocks Coxey's Army plan and suggests feeding tramps herring, even a whale for Coxey, with a dessert from B T Bard. The page includes an ad claiming the Rambler bicycle set a 1:51 fastest mile and promoting cheaper models from W T Delaplaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxet
The
Neva
Frederick
City Council
Coxey
B.T. Bard
PLC
W. T- Delaplaine
Return to Thine Own House in Gospel Home Duty
In Brooklyn Tabernacle Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches on Rome Religion from Luke 14 39 urging families to demonstrate faith at home. He argues a happy home rests on gospel kindness and practical Christianity guiding children, worship, and daily conduct amid life’s trials.
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Brooklys
Brooklyn Tabernnacle
Dr. Talmage
Rome
Luke Will
Christ
Demouniac
Shane
Greece
Chile
Bias
Arbor Day Reflections And Community Notices
A collection of sermon-like reflections on misfortune and faith urges families to unite in daily prayer, train children in Christian values, and set a Bible-centered home. It also reports Arbor Day festivities at Buckeystown Public School No. 2 with readings, music, and a student reception, plus local notices on housing work, a market vendor displaying alligators, and a promotional pitch for Syrup of Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Buckeystown Public School No. 2
Glee Club
Ida Weeden
Minnie Kinzy
Lizzie Chainey
W. W. Forman
Hiram Clappen
A Mishap With sour Bread Sparks Milling Test
A longtime housekeeper praised for snowy white bread admits a mishap last week in handling a tour. The company offers exchanges for sour bread and reports a successful test bake using 10 pounds of flour from four loaves, proving the flour yields fine bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Tius
E. A. Bheiner Milling Company
Church News and Meetings Across the Region
The Evangelical Lutheran women plan a charity entertainment in the lecture room tomorrow for the poor. Dr. Owens of St. John's Lutheran in Hagerstown preached yesterday at the Evangelical Dutch church here. Mrs. Yeakle sang after services to the delight of Rev. Owens. The Wilkereville Reformed missionary society met at Glade Church with speeches by Cyrus Thomas and M. P. Richards of the Philomathean Society. The Ministers Association gathered at the C. Y. of C. A. hall for papers on church wealth. St James Church announces a week of nightly services with pastors Burke Asper Sister Beard Sedzes. Four new Presbyterians joined and communion was given. Dr. Beale illustrated a sermon from First Thessalonians about hindrances to serving God with three paintings. Missionary anniversary held at Pleasant Hill Union chapel with a concert by the Filmore Brothers and readings. Local real estate transfers listed. The sick include Miss Annie Hargett and Abs. Maris Ciingania. Frank Hidebrand shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Owens
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
A. R. Yeakle
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Wilkereville
Glade Church
Cyrus Thomas
M. P. Richards
Philomathean Literary Society
Frederick
Ministers Association
St. James Church
Burke
Doubs
Asper
Utica
Sister
Burkittsville
Beard
Middletown
Sedzes
Jefferson
Evangelist
Phable
Help
Beale
Pilgrim
Pible
Despond
Mt. Sinai
Sinai
Mt. Calvary
St. Paul’s Missionary and Aid Society of
Pleasant Hill
Union Chapel
Society
Filmore Brothers
Estella Staley
Keefer Toms
Dora Stone
Della Stone
Lucy Thomas
George Twenty
Lindarman
Littlestown
New Linen Goods Arrive with Stamped Embroidery
A new line of stamped linen products arrives this morning featuring stamped pillow shams splashers bureau and stand scarfs. Special values include an elegant two yard stamped end knotted fringed bureau scarf all linen offered at 25 cents.
Carpet Room Showcases Rare All Wool Ingrain Carpets
The Advertisement displays a fine selection of high grade all wool ingrain carpets and notes styles not found outside the Carpet Room.
Nearly Serious Accident at Work Injures Myersville Man
Frank Bussard of Myersville received a severe cut between the thumb and index finger while using a circular saw attached to an engine. Dr. Zimmerman dressed the wound after the saw revolved unexpectedly during firing on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buesard
Myersville
Bussard
Zimmerman
Electric line rebuild to Frederick and Hagerstown discussed
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company rebuilds the Frederick to Hagerstown line. In Middletown poles moved to the south side to remove trees. Possible extension to Emmitsburg hinted as Gettysburg battlefield electric railroad is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick
Hagerstown
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Baltimore American
Gettysburg
Spring and Summer Opening at Mantz and Millinery Exhibit
Mantz announces spring and summer opening exhibitions on April 13 and 19 at 8 o'clock with bonnets hats and latest millinery novelties. The event invites all, at 16 South Market Street. Also announces a spring opening of ladies muslin underwear with bargain lots at 29 and 30, including nightdresses corset covers chemises drawers and seiate in good quality.
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R and
D. Mantz
South Market Street
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