College Girl Near Mexican Border Fears Property Damage
Miss Katherine Redmond a Ho ard College student from Corpus Christi Texas lives near the Mexican border in Frederick and fears property destruction as war rumors rise. She reports no recent word from home and warns Americans must be careful what they say in border towns to avoid provoking rebels or federals.
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Trederick
Katherine Redmond
Hoad College
Corpus Christi
Texas
Miss Redmond
United States
Mexico
Mevice
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Carp Christi
Anxiiou
Variable April Weather in Frederick
Weather notes for Frederick describe alternating chills and heat with temperatures ranging from 9 degrees to a 1 degree low. Forecasters warn frost risks to blossoms as low temps approach freezing, noting frost can occur without freezing weather.
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Frederick
Valuable Old Picture Sent To Vera Cruz Display
Wili Schnaufter of Biaisick presents a framed sural print as a triumphal entry by General Scott and party into Vera Cruz on 3 ML OMS7. The photo gains interest amid the recent U S Marines capture of a Mexican port. Schnaufter values the image highly, to be displayed in L S Tarmon’s window.
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Wili Schnaufter
Biaisick
Nidshipmen May Go At Midticwmen Navalardens
Fragmented notice reports naval cadets may be sent to training at Midticwmen Navalardens with names and parental references partially legible. The text mentions Alen G Qaron as the son of Mr and Mrs s ay Qusiao Uoas and a possible assignment date, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Governor Pleased With Tie In Frederick Visit
Governor expresses satisfaction with ties during visit to Frederick praising progress and attendance. Record notes he spent every minute of his stay and discussed the connection to Trednck's new ar mos. Official remarks follow the recent events in the state.
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Ceverser Qaldsberortch
Duie Govsne Cs
Stave
Vrederick Oy
Trednck
Armos
Tie
Frederick
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Nearby Cities
Mr Roger Wood of New York City is in Frederick for a few days. Miss Carellie Messherry of Want Second Street spends the day in Baltimore. Mr George Buels of East Patrick Street is in Baltimore on business. Mrs Alice S autoeder of Ballingore has returned after virthae dijends in the city. Miss Liev Eisenwauer of Ballinore visited home in the city. Mr and Mrs John Abbott of South Market Street return from Ballinore. Mrs Mary Co Sirupesan of Maat Palidek Street returns from Mt. Adra,lis after a week with relatives. Mika Agoes Tyeryar, visiting Baltimore, returns home. Mr John Burke and family relocate to Tlamiffon Avenue. Mrs Tarunt Felser of Woodsboro has returned, visiting sister Mrs Grayson Pumbsugh. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Wiles of Guilimore return from a visit to Miss Mattie Wiles. Abs William D Zimmerman and son Douglass visit Mrs Zimmerman’s father in Baltimore for a week. Aly Harold Kemp, student at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, home for his father’s funeral. Miss Malle Ratmishure and Miss Susie Craplaugh spend yesterday with Mrs Flora Unerrier at Walkersville. Lucille Hiarahan and Pher stones are at Weller Cottage Brad dock Heights for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Couch of New York City visited Mr and Mrs Wm. P. Morsell at Pair Oaks near the city. they have been in the locality a week and returned home today.
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Neo
Frank Couch
New York City
Wm. P. Morsell
Pair Oaks
Couch
New Telephone Connections Listed by C and PL Company
Weekly report shows the C and PL Telephone Company completing new lines near West Falls Md and Emmitsburg. Names include Artin Peddicord and Duvall with addresses on Main Street and Patrick Street plus several other locations such as Woollfield Thine No West Falls and Reichs Ford.
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C. and PL Telephone Company
David
Leva
West Falls
Mt A
Man who fought in Mexican War and Civil War noted
Ezra Mantz of Henderson Kentucky, aged SV years, is identified as a veteran of the Mexican War and later served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. He is described as the son of Gideon and Istian Sides Mants, with the latter deceased.
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Ot Redetick
Henderson
Kentucky
Ezra Mantz
Gideon
Istian Sides Mants
Heo
Vna
Uae
Seathern Rivalry Sparks Confusion at Ramsburg Shaw Pitch Mist
Fragmentary report hints at a baseball play between Ramsburg and Shaw with mentions of batteries Wood Shaw and Sanders for SORCo. The text is garbled but implies a scored event and personnel involved in a local game setting.
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Ramsburg
Shaw
Sas
Sorco
Wood, Shaw and
Sanders
You CO
Ramsbars
Arithini
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a page on health and beauty
A garbled set of phrases mentions skin tone and features a discussion of facial clarity and complexion. References to strength, appearance, and various names appear in broken lines, suggesting a mixed health and beauty column with unclear context.
Youngest Son Treks to War Duty in 1847 Mexico Fight
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a young man who ran away to join Captain Merrick's Company bound for Mexico in 1847. His father Jonathan Rickerds pursued him to Point of Rocks and brought him home, while the youth insisted his duty required him to give his all in war.
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Mexico
Weenps
Vera Cruz
Gus
Iimie
Sie
Merrick
Frederick
Jonathan Rickerds
Hocks
Suim
Civil War Era Watchman Describes Service and Navy Aspirations
A veteran watchman at the commissary department on Currell Street under Captain George Castle is reported as elderly and ill. The narrative also follows a youth, seventeen or so, who sought naval service, enlisted in Philadelphia after persuasion, and endured training in Newport and assignment to various posts including Monongahela apprenticeship and moves to Minneapolis, Vermont, and Utah with multiple promotions and a medal mentioned in connection to the Mexican War era.
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Richerds
Son
Currell Street
George Castle
Uaeherds
Navy
Philadelphia
Ife
Newport
Rob
Steccession
Minneapolis
Vermont
Road work begins on route west of Middletown
Construction starts on a road west of Middletown as Batub rger Chapman Co. of Mant Orage Nevada secures the contract for deck and paving from Maddietown to Leetap. Crews, including five machines, begin earthmoving and stone work, with concrete and crusher equipment destined for the site near Saeth Mountain and Wrasidrtone.
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Middletown
Batub Rger Chapman Co
Mant Orage
Novada
Qarade
Butte Teodor
Maddietown
Leetap
Little Joe Waluere Hores seeks cure after smallpox quarantine
A hospital on Mass Third Street treats a boy severely burned in a duel of fate. Skin grafts saved his life though the hospital remains under quarantine and cleaning continues after fumigation. Five patients relocated to another ward during the effort, with progress seen but not complete until early next week.
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Ehalipos
Wallace
Pesbadit
Mass Third Street
Hitle
Sone
Suil
Nur Tome
Essape al Eidaning
Wireless War Messages Echo Through Local Receiver Stations
At Middletown, amateur operators via local wireless stations intercept messages from Washington and naval commands. Carl Rhoderick Jr and others report receptions of admiralty and navy orders, with codes and clear dispatches influencing coast patrols and refugee matters.
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Middletown
Carl Rhoderick, Jr
The
Valley Register
Washington
Sulphur Paste Promises Quick Relief for Eczema
A bold paste created by a famed dermatologist is claimed to dry up eczema and stop itching after the first application. The paste, a sulfur preparation, is said to soothe irritated skin, heal eruptions, and offer antipruritic and antiseptic benefits, with long lasting relief though not always a permanent cure.
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Alets
Eutaneoir
New Life Found In Change To Right Food
A reader reports months of acid dyspepsia improved after switching to a specific diet. The letter, though garbled, describes relief from stomach pain and better digestion after adopting the right foods and avoiding prior eating habits.
Mrs Markell Not Elected In Local Balloting
The report states Mrs Markell was not elected with Willie Ritchie winning the election vote. The text notes figures and roles are tied to the Banditors of the American Revolution and local nominees.
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Markell
Paneis Hh. Markell
Tae Tb
Willie Ritchie
Markellstla
Electric Clock For Sign Emerges Near Malone Store
A damaged note describes an electric clock for a sign on the storefront front of a Malone area shop. The device is mounted on a wall and appears ready for use, with about two and a half hours of operation reportedly available. Local witnesses include Tae NX Woodward and Mice.
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Malone
Diane
Woodward
Theca
Executie Committee at Supper Sees Interim Leaders Chosen
An executive committee meeting noted a transition as TMP Viranendirs approved leaders of the events committee for the federation in Bayar. A near term supper event was planned with attendees and timing under review.
Dances At Armory Report From Atmore Weekly Tos Cave
A fragmented item notes armory dances and a vow by Conany to start as a normal dance. It mentions local venues, a 40 feda lack Mowe and an event tied to Pra mM Heats. The text is garbled but indicates planned dances and local social activity in Atmore.
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Conany
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