Death Roll and Local Notices From The Daily News
Death roll reports Mr. Charles E. Crawford of Tayloreville near Mt. Airy killed in a farm accident while attempting to clear a damaged gate. He was about 25, leaves a wife and several children. The page includes advertisements for Hood's Sarsaparilla, a best way to prevent skippers, improved Veer-Jess Paper Meat Sacks, and hotel arrivals listing guests at several local houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Crawford
Tayloreville
Mt. Airy
Dennis Dutrow
Crawford
Easter and Missionary Activities Featured in Local Churches
Easter services at Trinity Reformed Church included singing scripture readings and prayers while the Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society marked its decade anniversary with readings, addresses, and music. Rev. Whitmore led preparatory services, and Mrs Laura Long played the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Techanicstown
Catoctin Clarion
Trinity Reformed Church
Women's Missionary Society
General Society
Whitmore
Rocky Ridge
Ilies Laura Long
Mite and Missionary Society of the Reformed Congregation
Luther Black
Dutheran
Black
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Sarah Baughman
Bethlehem
Bethel
Kuskokwin River
Alaska
San Francisco
Cal
Baughman
Germany
Moravian Church
Graceham
G. EB. Smith
McKinstry
S Mille
Cooper Institute
New York City
Aleof
Art League
Acher's Dyspepsia Tablets Promises Quick Relief
Dyspepsia and indigestion are touted as the cause of unhappiness and burden. Acher's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised to cure the worst forms of dyspepsia constipation and indigestion and make life happier. Sold at 2 and 50 cents by J. A. Williamson drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acher
J. A. Williamson
Centennial Services and Public Firework Display Planned
Centennial observances will be held at Walkeraville in the M E church at 10 a.m. Tuesday with a Union meeting and Dr. W H Purnell of Frederick as speaker. A grand display of fireworks follows in the evening as the public is invited. Frank M. Smith of Baltimore is appointed superintendent of mile, replacing J T Giesger. the promotion is praised as meritorious under civil service law. A teachers certificate exam period is set for May 22–24 at the Court House with special summer exemptions for qualifying students and June 3 for colored teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkeraville
M. E. Church
W. H. Purnell
Frederick
Frank M. Smith
Baltimore
Mile
Jwhn T. Giesger
Vickery
Civil Service
Smith Wee
Railway Mail Service
Cleveland
Smith
David H. Smith
Norman
Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy Ad
To break the smallest thread weak ens the rope. Put these delicate or gans the lunge, into a healthy condi tion by the use of Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy. Sold by all druggiers. Two sizes.
Local Notices and Marriages Amid Weather Delays
A brief notes no meeting of the Pas Time Literary Society due to bad weather with plans to resume at the same venue next week. Robert S. Clark of St Louis marries Miss Nannie G. Emory of New York at the bride’s home. Separately the Grand Temperance division met in New Windsor with Prof DeWitt C Ingle presiding. A court hearing discharged Edward Branch of an attempted warehouse burglary on East Patrick Street. In the Smith McMurray case the court alters the decree, ordering Love McMurray’s estate to pay $5 16 04 and interest from 1654, with possible appeal to the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymeneal
Robert S. Clark
St. Louis
Nannie G. Emory
New York
Mr. Clark
Robert Clark
Mies Magpie Clark
Edward Branch
J. EB. W. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Smith Va. McMurray
Smith-McMerrey
Love McMurray
Thee. H. Smith
Court of Appees
Amirueten
Sea Wren
Artifc
New York Telegram
Church Notes Social At M E Church On E Street
The Ladies of the M E church on E Church Street held a sociable in the Lecture Room last evening starting at 8 o clock. A literary and musical program featured chorus and recitations with performances by Miss Young Miss Brust and Mr Urner among others. Receipts totaled 25 dollars. W F Chilton served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
E. Church Street
Charles Smallwood
My Kitty
Miss Reading
Mr. Loy
Miss Young
M. Etchison
Mies Eile Brust
Carty
Young
Mesers
Hendrickson
Grace Radcliffe
Dnett
Milissse Heinlein
Mr. Urner
W. F. Chilton
Baltimore Democrats propose resignations to force elections
The Baltimore Democrats discuss pressuring federal officeholders loyal to President Cleveland to resign. They aim to trigger immediate elections and split Republican support, hoping to boost Democratic chances in city and state races. Some advisers favor July 1 resignations, others wait for Republican tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harrison
Cleveland
Democratie Federal
Offce
Asnapolis
Neiher
Blood and Skin Disease Cure Praised by Medical Fraternity
Bestar grows Acker's Blood Elixir and gains popular hold among Americans as a superior preparation for blood and skin disease. Widely endorsed by the medical fraternity and sold by F. A. Hiamcm, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Indorse
Ibe
Gusraniad Acd
Br F. A. Hiamecm. Druggisk
Acker's English Remedy Offered For Croup Coughs
A note touts Acker's English Remedy for croup coughs and colds. It claims one dose can prevent and a few doses cure, with simple bottle free and guarantee by J A Williamson, druggist della.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatask
Acker
J A. Williamson
Kemp's Jam for Throat and Legs Remedy Ad
The homeliest man invites readers to call any druggist for a free trial bottle of Kemp's jam in the throat and legs remedy. It claims to relieve and cure all chronic and acute bronchitis and consumption with bottle prices at 59 cents and $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Kemp
Jax
State Capital Gossip Prompts Tax Reform Debate
A scrambled sketch of Pennsylvania politics outlines a tax bill approved by the Senate and facing House debates. It references General Tevenue, labor and manufacturing concerns, and opposition from various figures including Senator Vooper and Representative Ty. The text hints at broader fiscal plans, corporate exemptions, and contested amendments amid a tense political clash in Harrisburg.
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Senate
Pauld
Swech
Los’ Ira
Cussuet
Rmilons
Auten
Albom
Algasi
Denater Lawson
Suistrute
Lin
Hferins
Pchiven
York
Pavel Te
Riux
New York
Alee
Perea
Regal Bohdas
Sinare
Fragmented OCR notes on a voting chaos and tour counts
Poorly legible OCR fragment describes a voting scene with operators and voters. Mentions tours, heads, and a suspect pattern of interference. Unclear names, dates, or places, leaving the core action difficult to identify.
Gu op the Fyex unclear and disrupted report
An indecipherable article fragment mentions authorities and ethical concerns about misuse of some technology. It references a Georgian report on imagery, a coach remarks, and a conference outcome. The text is garbled with numerous typos and missing context, preventing a clear event or person identification.
Thief Strips Pages From Local Library Books
A reader reports that librarians have found pages missing from old volumes in the city library. Thefts involve cutting out pages from numerous books and replacing them with damaged stubs. Lois Bomoerah notes the act is akin to theft from cultural sources and demands repair.
Kemp's Balsam Promises Cure for Various Ailments
A dated sales pitch urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam with a positive guarantee to cure. It claims many people rely on medicine yet ignore this remedy and hints at quick relief after the first dose. Prices listed as 5 cents and $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Free trial bottles of Dr Ring's New Discovery at Garrett's
Their business is thriving as Josh Garrett offers free trial bottles of Dr Ring's New Discovery for consumption. The ad claims it cures coughs colds asthma bronchitis and throat ailments quickly and guarantees satisfaction with a trial bottle and a full size bottle priced at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosemius
Josh Garretts Drug Store
Dr. Ring
English Pills Buy Better Than Common Medicines
An advertisement notes that Dr Acker's English pills provide a valuable English remedy for headache and liver troubles at the same price as common medicines. The pills are described as small and easy to take, with no side effects. Bold by J A Williamson, druggist.
Fate of the Temple and the End Times Theme
A religious commentary links Jesus teaching on the temple with prophecies from Ezekiel and Daniel, stressing warnings to beware deception and the need for Scripture guidance. It discusses signs of the end times, the spread of the gospel, and the return of the Lord with emphasis on faith, warning against false prophets, and enduring faith.
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Beason
I & Hotman
Ham
Metn
Miceh
Zion
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Temple
Meonah
Israel
Ezekiel
Dweil
Toerlfure
Matthew
Jesus
Markar
John
Johr xvi
Christ
Beliere
God
Jacob
Refege
Sears
Ismael
Canis
Stephan Acts
Apostles
Al Healthy Growth and Blood Elixirs Endorsement
Acker's Blood Elixirs gains popular hold with claims of superiority for all Blood and Skin diseases. Medical fraternity purportedly endorses and prescribes it. Sold by J. A. Williamson with free samples offered. Also advertised Electric Paste Stove Polish promises no dust and dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J. A. Williamson
Poliah
English pills promise cure for headaches and liver trouble
A cheap English pill claims to treat common headaches and liver issues with no griping. Sold by J A Williamson. Bucklen s Arnica salve advertised as best for cuts sores and skin ailments. It guarantees satisfaction or money back at 25 cents per bottle via Joseph EB Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EB. Garrett
Electre Bitters Promises Health Restoration
A faded ad-style narration touts Epoch as a cure via Electre Bitters. It claims renewal of health from a Great Alterstive and Toris, urging Kidney Liver or Stomach disease sufferers to try the remedy. Available at Suseph 3 Garrett's drug store for $1 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suseph
Garrett’s Ding
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