The Three Johns discussed by Frederick County scholars
The Historical Society met April 18 at Court Square to hear Dr Hoffman read The Three Johns, a talk proposing how the name John appears in local history. The address praised John McCaffrey, John Nelson, and John Ritchie, detailing their lives at Mt Saint Marys and in public service, with reminiscences and tributes from members.
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the Historical Society
Ann Graham Ross
Court Square
Hoffman
Frederick County
Frederick
Justice
William
Catherines of
Portugal
Fu Nmame
John
John the Baptist
John the Divine
Jesus
Europe
Batte
Lepanto
Don John
Austris
Charles V
Philp II
Spain
Venice
Pius V
Velnins
John Sobieski
Poland
Gaen
North America
Calhoun
Calvin
Geneva
Chrysostom
Constantinople
John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Dryden
Goethe
Howard
John Knox
Scotland
Locke
John Marensil
Millton
Jobn Scott
Lori Eldon
John Smith
Virginia
Cardinal Newman
Jean Jacques Rousseau
John Wesley
Guege Buchanan
John Tyler
McElroy
Emmitsburg
John Dabota
Frederick Town
St. Mary’s College
John McCaffrey
Pric
Varuiedy Teorgni
Mt. St. Marys
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Eccleston
McCaffrey
Ant
Propie
Anaxandron
Samuel Johnson
McCarey
Hilaren
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Natchez
Charleston
Dubois
Brute
Bayley
William Walsh
Alleghany
Coigresa
Mt St. Mary’s College
Waisais
John Nelson
Fredericktown
Congress
Naples
Sitiaserne
United States
Robert Smith
Taney
Pinkney
Reverdy Johnson
William Wirt
John Selden
Washington
Roger B. Taney
Supreme Court of the United States
Maryland
Horace
Pyramids
Frederick Academy
Toere
John Ritchie
Alrngether
Ratoza Springs
Bimcsy
Salvation Army Child Welfare Proposals and Major Tyler Work
Letters from the people describe Major Thomas Tyler leading the Salvation Army Labor Bureau Inquiry Bureau and Childrens Guard. The Bureau aids missing children and distressed families, seeking private searches to reunite loved ones. The Kellef Corps visits the poor to comfort them, while the Childrens Guard places children with suitable families for schooling and work. Tyler aims to place offspring with caring homes, emphasizing love over law to prevent crime and misery.
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Lam
Thomas Tyler
Labor Bureau
Bureau of I Equiry
Reilel Corps
Children's Guard
Bureau of Inquiry
Bureau of Inequiry
Major Tyler
Maj. Tyler
Kellef Corps
Esjor Tylor
Ore
Sina
J. Ae
No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure advertised by journals
An old editorial notes the St Louis Journal of Agriculture praising No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco use. It claims many cases cured, cites a prominent architect and guarantees by J. A. Wil-Harason, with booklets offered by Ster Ung Hennody Co. in New York or Chicago.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
Ss. Louis
J. A. Wil- Harason
Ster Ung Hennody Co
New York
Chicago
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Sture Firer
Sophisia
Fanailea
Atlantic
Johns
John Dabois
John Purcell
John McCloskey
John A. Watterson
Hughes
McCloskey
Old John
McCsffry
Jefferson
Clef
Justice Marshall
Mesisilver
Frederick Countty
Rome
Ocean Bear
Ginzhaneen
Aed
Daniel
John I
Bosth
Zhla
Cap
Hettre
Wootton Thes
Eraley
John Rites
Moryised
Cnina
Artius
The
Mary Society
Frevkifa B. Sota
Hood
Salvation Army
Bureau
Asi Melibe Cohme
Tug Childumn
Ulsko
Keigor
Sunny Pasha
Sian
Ates
Tangier
Cadiz
Lorin Ginnk
Bern
Adam Siuth
Dr. Deane
Jovani
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
Foster
R.co
Allcoce
Allcock
Brandreth
Raia
Sesias A. Bk
Pearre
Fredericx, Ma
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Erie Medigal CO
Buffalo, M
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John T. Lewis & Bros
Joen T. Lewis & Brob. CO
Bemes
Grand
Perfect
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N. J. Wilson & Sow
Revivg
As Baye
Mahond
Reese
Lee
Eteo
Cireclas Tree
Rv &Chiev & Ros. Drugests Frederis Fe
Pozzonis
Douglas
Cordovan
Rees
W.L. Douglas
R. Yeakle
City Hall
Frederck
Qo” Newspapers