Rambler bicycles claim world records and best design
An advertisement boasts Rambler bicycles setting nineteen world records and dominating races in 1893. It touts lightness, strength, and unique Rambler features including exclusive brazing, interchangeable gearing, and a frost forks style. The lettered sales pitch urges readers to compare and judge Rambler quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ghr
Rambler
David
Golish
W.T. Pelaplawne
Independent Hose Company session on Hildebrandt death
Independent Hose Company held a special meeting to act on the death of Frank Hildebrandt. Harry Baer George A. Reyser Geo Gittinger Luther Snyder and J H Hand named a committee to draft resolutions. The quarterly meeting is set for this evening. Monte notes report Coxeyle was committed to Monteyne for ten days. Dickey was brought to Monte from Howard county by Sheriff Flower for testament.
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Twe Independent Dram Corps
Independent Hose Company
Frank Hilde- Brand
Harry Baer
Geo. A. Reyser
Geo. ¥. Gittinger
Luther Snyder
J.H. Hand
S Committee
Rezater
Monterne
Acgoxeyle
Monteyne
Thes Dickey
Monte- Fre
Howard County
Sheriff Flower
Literary societies meet at Woman's College evening
The Lesbian Literary Society and the Philomathesn Literary Society will hold meetings this evening. Remp Hall hosts the Philomathesn gathering with readings, recitations, essays and a debate as part of the program.
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Lesbian Literary Society
Woman's College
Philomathesn Literary Society
Remp Hall
Law and Order Call for Revival of Authority
Letters from the People urge a return to law and order amid rising disorder. A clergyman warns that lawless acts and vigilantism threaten the nation, calling for obedience to jus tice beginning in family, schools, and church. A second piece counsels turning to Christ to ease griefs and sorrows, stressing Jesus bore our burdens on the cross and inviting readers to seek comfort and faith.
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Lawlem Efirit
Csila
Rsv
G. C. H. Hassmann
Isaish
Byerse
Christ
Jesus
Isaiah
Sherer
Carnie L_ Rokrises
Guarding Trains Against Commonwealers On Passenger Rates
Baltimore and Ohio officials state precautions are in place to protect trains from Coxey's Commonwealers in West Virginia and along the line. Detectors and police are deployed. guards will enforce passenger fares for anyone riding, not freight rates. News notes report Galvin's group located at Sibias, with plans to pass through Pittsburg. four trains chartered for Washington denied.
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Gerers
Manster
Campbell
Baltimore and Ohio
Coxey’s
West Virginia
Garin
Oneisin
Wilmington
Galvin
Sibias
Teesday
Pittsburg
Washington
Joseph Reveals Himself to Brothers in Egypt Lesson
A sermon on Genesis recalls Joseph weeping upon revealing his identity to his brothers after famine testing. It highlights God guiding events, forgives evildoers, and sees deliverance through faith, urging belief that nothing happens without God while tying to Jesus and salvation themes.
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Joseph
Egypt
Tie
Simeon
Ther
Benjamin
Jacob
Bie
Jeph
Jo God
God
Abraham
Jesus
Israel
Elim
Pharaoh
Pilate
Jobe
Benjaman
Hite
Goshen
Bedlamin
Ron
Themas
Hillside notices from Koontz Chapel and local schools
Rev Lowe led services at Koontz's Chapel last Sunday at 3 pm. Koontz Chapel Sunday School organized with George Smith and Robert Kanade as superintendents, Annie Davis as secretary, Ida Yingling as treasurer, and Vernon Yingling as librarian. Arbor Day school events included tree plantings, recitations, and cakes. Severe storm caused large hail and heavy rain overnight. Rev G F Farring returned to Frederick Circuit P Church after vacation. Local residents observe Arbor Day celebrations and school activities. Mary Waters remains ill. Rev W P C Coe arrives to lead Trinity Church services. People plan to view Coxey's Army route changes through nearby towns. Cool weather slows early vegetable growth. Talmage Literary Society reports debates on women’s privileges and pen may be mightier than the sword. Marriage announcements for Eva Devilbiss and C W Mitchell. visits by James Mumma family. James Robinson of Loys dies after four weeks illness. funeral at Oreangesstown Lutheran. News of Dr. Hing’s New Discovery cures two patients with consumption and colds, with ads for trials and medicines.
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Park Mills
Lowe
Koontz's
Koontz’s
George Smith
Robert Kanade
Annie Davis
Ida Yingling
Vernon Yingling
Hart
Hicks
Apebil
G. F. Farring
Frederick Circuit
Braving
Baltimore
Sundsyst Central
Fairview
Effe Skrieve
Montgomery County
Air
W. Hammosd
Arbor Dsy
Mary Waters
P. A Griffith
W. P. C. Coe
Lingsnore
Mt. Echurch
Trinity Church
Fredrick
Coxey
Army of the Commonwest
Troana
Hyetstown
Alessis
Corneling Fisher
Wm. Krise
Elmer Selsam
Clemsonville Debating Society
Jimtown
Wm. Martin
Thurton
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