Local notices and community events across counties
Mrs Marsaline Stier visits relatives in Washington. Bicky Puret preaches at Grace church and confirms candidates. A new monument honors a mother wife and sister in New Market cemetery. Mrs Edith Utz visits Adamstown. Revs A Weller and T C Jones return to Linsmore church for another conference year. Rev G H Hill arrives at Frederick circuit. Route extensions reach Montgomery county and New London. George W Main shoots a five foot six inch chicken hawk. Rev G F Parring visits Harper's Ferry. Easter service at BM E church enjoyed. Community visits include the Wachters, Holtz, Angleberger families. Reformed Sunday School elects officers. Easter quilting party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wachter. Mrs O G Angleberger visits Bethel. School closes. Rena Smith and Ward Angleberger win prizes. Eichelburger Brog. render painting and paperhanging near the depot. Rev D J Wolf visits Walkersville. Mollie Fox guest of Mrs Thomas Fogle. Shank family moves locally. Robert Hall and family visit from New Jersey. Clara Stambaugh returns from Libertytown. Rebecca Orebs visits from near Lutherville. Pinkney Richardson departs for Butlersville College. Wheat crop looks promising. Abbie Young teaches subscription school. Jennie Stover returns from Phoenix. Temperance Society meets. Manrica Albaugh returns from Baltimore. Powell Bro. to move goods to new bank area. Harry Anders ill with pneumonia. Vandia Johnson returns from Washington. Mrs Mary Riley visits with Johnsons. W W White and R T White visit. Poolesville YMCA to hold gospel meeting at Walnut Dell. Sick list includes Lewis M Nixdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicky Puret
Waryford
Grace Church
E. Boteler
New Market Cemetery
Edith Utz
Adamstown
A. Weller
Thomas C. Jones
Lingsnore Orcnir M. E
G. H. Hill
Frederick
M. P
Montgomery County
New London
George W. Main
G. F. Parring
Harper's Ferry
Satourdaey
BM. E
Mizes
Laura Shank
Taneytown
Marry Anders
Robert Hall
Hadeonield
New Jersey
Jacob Hall
Clara Stambaugh
Libertytown
Rebecca Orebs
Lutherville
Baltimore County
D. J. Wolf
Abbie Young
Jennie Stover
Pheenix
Temperance Society of the Lutheran Church
Manrica Albaugh
Albert Hargett
Baltimore
Mesare
Powell
George W. Shank
Harry Anders
Enthusiastic Welcome as Cook's Circus Reaches Pisa
A humorous tale recalls Leonhardt’s prank inviting Thomas Cook to Pisa for a circus tour by rail. The town greeted English visitors with cheers as Cook rode in a procession, unaware of the joke. A Yankee helper deceived officials about extra horses, and the troupe left amid astonished, festive crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard i Wus
Thomas Cook
Pisa
Nngor
Cook
Mr. Cook
Sell
Argonart
Pennsylvania Legislature Debates Capitol Funding and Reforms
Legislation in the Pennsylvania Senate considers a $1,000,000 appropriation for postwar public schools and a $4,500,000 appropriation for completing the state capitol building with a commission including notable Pittsburgh and Philadelphia figures. The governor serves ex-officio. completion targeted by 1905. The House defeated a bill banning embalming and cremation without coroner notice. A combusting session adjourned after a brief blackout. Also mentions Chamberlain's Pait Balm testimonials and whiskey awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensie Fomi
Sehoups
Muehlueonner
Allegheny
Thomas S. Bigelow
Harry W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Senate
Garris
Clearfield
One Woman Faces Health and illness in old portrait
A vintage medical advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for womanly disorders. It claims the remedy restores regularity, heals inflammation, and cures fatigue and weakness. Mrs. Jonu Dickson of Grenfell testifies the medicine revived her health after years of womb trouble and misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Atrs
Jonu Dickson
Grenfell
Assiniboia
Dr. Pierce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marsaline Stier
Weriington
D.C
Bloumptelb
E. L. Wachter
Iter
Addie Holtz
Wm. Holtz
Birdie
Charlesville
J.P. Angleberger
Wesley Wachter
Reformed Sunday School
S. M. Hench
C. T. Smith
William Smith
F. A. Stull
Leslie Stull
Henry Wachter
John A. Holtz
Mattie Martz
C. ¢. Angleberger
Annie Warrenfelt
Lorence Barrick
Kansas
Pasead
Ir. Henry Oram
Prederick
B.D. Zimmerman
Sapnay
Rena Smith
Ward Angleberger
Wilber Smth
Pring
Noodsboro
Eichelburger
J. W. LeGore
Charles Slagle
Propery
Jacobong
Pinkney Richardson
Butlersville
Poolesville
Walnut Dell
Lewis M. Nixdorf
East Second Street
Lis
STOO
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Boar of
Joseph Ram Jr
Biger
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Robert 5
Oanager
Parm Taborers
Gropusbors, Noc
West Virginia
United States
Green
Main's
Ely
Warren Treet
New York
Pennsylvania
Viairisburg
Agail
Sider
MAN Enon
Chamberlain
D. N. Sinks
Offroy
Ohio
Messrs
Parsons & Co
A. L. Pearce
New Orleans
Ghicaro
Charles N. Bauer
Frederick, Md
W. Kove
Ziegler
Markey's
North Market Street
Harper's
Albert L. Pearre
Aprifdim Tarace
Clinton
WM. S. Miller & CO
Fashipn
Aed
M.net
Shan
Great Southern Pty. & Mfg. Co
Vrerderick, MD
CAB Rr
Pain
Oene
Cardus
Belen
Miss
Thedford
Matilda Smite
Seymptome
Abe Company
Chattanoogs, Tenn
Poradvice
Chattanooga
N. Hess Bros,’ Shoes
Vici
Ideal Kid
Lace
Button
G. A. Gilbert's
N. Market St
the Carrollton Chemical Co
Baltimore, MD
Buffalo
aSin
Ioh
Wheatland
M. Overholt
Peacock
Maryland
Gibson
Barton
Allerton
Jas
E. Pepper
Green River
Chas
N. Hauer
Cook Remedyc
Masonic Temple
Chicago
A. E. McConnell
West Patrick Street
Brish's Bazar
Idawiy
Carty’s Furniture Sre
E. Patrick St
Fik, Md
HING
Fine Merchant
Loring
B. H. Blackston & SN
JAS. E. Walker &Co
James E. Walker
B. Rosenour & Son
Oxfords
Lowenstein & Werth Hmer
Ture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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