August Weather Forecasts From Noted Prophets
Weather predictions from W. Z. Foster and Rev R. Hicks forecast a storm wave crossing the continent from July 28 to August 2, reaching the Pacific coast around August 3 and sweeping the west, central valleys, and Eastern States by late August. Forecasts warn of unusual disturbance, extreme temperatures, and a cooler mid August with several storm periods and a Mercury perturbation to end the month.
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W. Z. Foster
Rockies
Great Central Valley
Great Central
le Rocwes
Mices
Srl R. Hicks
Hanover Challenges Hagerstown In Baltimore Game
Hanover Pennsylvania baseball club proposes a $250 stake for a Baltimore game at Union Park. Each club posts $250 with the Baltimore American editor, umpire chosen by National League President. Ground expenses deducted before two thirds of gate go to winner. same players as July game. Baltimore visit to be officially sent if arrangements satisfy.
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Hanover
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cusilenge
Hanover Club
Union Park
Baltimore American
Young
Work of Death Steppes Kline
Stephen J. Rime of Frederick died aged 87 after a long illness. He was a blacksmith by trade, later employed at Hardsv Keefer and by Jas. White & Co. He leaves three sons, a daughter, twelve grandchildren, and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral from his home tomorrow afternoon at Govdlock, interment Mt. Glovet Cemetery. Leora Ci. Al Mother, aged 7 months 19 days, funeral tomorrow at 10 from her grandfather Mantel Devirblas.
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Stephen J. Rime
Frederick
Bea
Wz. B
Kilns
Wim. A. Kitne
Mt. Glovet
Sv Keefer Amber
Jas
Middletown Valley
Leora
Morote
Mantel Devirblas
Baas Church Street
Not Advertised Sock Note Sparks Matrimonial Tale
A Gardiner young man finds a note in socks asking for a potential marriage partner and writes to a woman who reveals she is now married with two children. The incident echoes Orange Judd’s cautious advertising origin tale, showing early missteps becoming fortunes.
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Wis
Ifn
Hedli
Woom
Thurmont High School Site Vote to Choose Location
Thurmont Board of School Commissioners will decide this week on the site for the new Thurmont High School. Some members favor the county owned four room building lot, but the board will follow local preference for a separate school. Eight sites remain to be chosen from.
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Thurmont
Board of School Commissioners
Community Picnics and Camps Announced in Local Groves
The Church of God in the grove at Oak Hill Thurmont plans a woods meeting starting Thursday August 15 and running through Sunday. A Sunday school picnic will occur Saturday August 17 in the same grove. Liberty circuit colored group holds a camp meeting at M. O. Valentine’s grove along the Frederick and Libertytown turnpike starting Friday August 16 for three Sundays. The Lutheran Young People Missionary Society enjoyed a picnic at Kel-Mar yesterday.
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Church of God In
Oak Hil
Thurmont
Colored People of Liberty Circuit
M. O. Valantine
Young People’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Kel-Mar
Bicycle Accident Injures Fredericktown Official
Yesterday evening Edwin Markel of Fredericktown Savings Institution was thrown from a bicycle on East Church street. While returning from a country ride the handle bar broke crossing a gutter, ejecting him hard. He received medical aid from Dr. Ira J. McCurdy and was later taken home.
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Edwin ©. Markel
Fredericktown
Reported Death Vallidated Near Yellow Springs
A circulating report claimed a body found in the mountain near Yellow Springs was John Abb who wandered from Montevue. The report proved unfounded as Abb is safe at the valitation. Some locals speculate the rumor aimed to deter berry hunters from the area.
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Frederick
Yellow Springs
John Abb
Montevue
Local Health and Accidents One Daughter Ill
Fhe Sick. Misa Efe, daughter of Mr. Samuel Gisan, near the Lingsnore, is very 11. The many friends of Mre. C. F. Hitsel berger, of liberty, will be glad to hear that ebe femproving to believers spell of Sickness under the skillful atention of Dr. J. T. Sha iss Evalyn Jordsa, daughter of Mr John L. Jor¢sn, of Brusawick, who, while playing on s seesew some days ago, fell and broke her right arm, is get ting slong nicely.
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Misa Efe
Samuel Gisan
Lingsnore
Mre
Chita Scalded Woman’s Daughter Hurt at Home
Nine year old Magers Doll, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dilford Doll of South Market, was scalded when boiling water spilled on her head as she tried to pass her mother carrying a kettle. Despite the burn she is progressing as well as can be expected. Also notes Freder ick Connecti No 118 Junior Order United American Mechanics will meet at Red Men’s Hall with Rev W G Cassard of Baltimore as guest speaker, followed by a reception.
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Magers
Dilford Doll
South Market &I
Bentosville
Ark
John Enyart
Robinson
Enyart
Chamberlain
Gregor
Prudvrickeiuwn
Remarks by Chief Justice on Trusts and Public Interest
A fragmented historical text records Chief Justice statements discussing trusts, heirs, and implications for state law. It references confidence, marital and family matters, and concerns over asset divestiture, urging clarity in estate issues and public duty.
Appeal to Governor Morton denounces King Mitchell abuse
An appeal from the Labor ation of New York City to Governor Morton condemns alleged mistreatment of King Mitchell of the Ethirs reformatory. The letter details the supposed results of populahment and the drastic changes in Mitchell’s health at Ruephal, Queena county, after transfer from Eliza for stealing.
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Mortar
Alhany
New York City
Morton
King Mitchell
Ethirs Reformatory
Mitchell
Ruephal
Queena County
Eliza
Marriage Licenses and Notices From Brunswick Area
A garbled local notice lists marriage licenses including Leke V Dean and Josephine Ith away both of Brunswick. Also mentions John W Thomas of Buckeye town district with ASH Mee Beostae sy Romsters of Hllerton ton district and John Lstiz and Annie R Rice of Mountain dale this county. An inexact ad for a German Formula prescription promises cures for kidney and bowel troubles, sold by Albert L Pearre in Robinson Building.
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Leke V. Dean
Josephine Ithaway
Brunswick
John W. Thomas
Buckeystows
Ash
Mee Beostaesy Romsters
Hllerton Ton District
John
Kari
Albert L. Pearre
Etebinson Baliding
Nerves on Exige and Cough Cure Claims
Nonsensical ad text references various names and products. Mentions Exige nerves and cough cures from Albert L. Pearce and others. Claims “Beat Cough Cure” and “Bailoh’s Core” as remedies for consumption. Fragmentary evidence suggests a period advertisement for medicines and tonics with dubious efficacy.
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Exige
Lewis Narroas
Albert L. Pearce
Etchison
The Shaker Digest Cordial and Its Claims
The pamphlet praises the Shaker Digest Cordial as a cure all for many diseases claiming immediate digestion and federal system benefits. It asserts long Shaker study, notes the product’s widespread use, and urges readers to obtain it from drugstores, while acknowledging limited evidence of its efficacy.
Scratching and Swearing Need Cooling Skin Treatment
The passage urges a cooling healing application to soothe irritated skin. It argues scratching worsens irritation and heat, while a proper topical treatment can penetrate clogged skin, dissolve eczema scales, and relieve both body and mind.
The Spies and the Land Promise in Numbers Reflections
A religious reflection on Numbers 13 14 detailing the Hebrew spies report from Canaan Moses leadership and Gods promise. It contrasts faith and unbelief with Caleb's urging to possess the land and God's power. It links ancient events to Christian lessons about belief and trust in God's word.
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New York
Judd
Chita
Mrs Chase Eqmeless
Enberrose
Chace
Ben
Brice
Stringritiv. O
Anti Brice
Burnett
Briere
John H. Thoms
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Senate
Tamsen
Asa
Killoran
Allen
Ansell
Ludlow Atruet
Tomsen
Reeves
Shoon
Bohneer
Powder Hill
Pauvavono
N. J
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Carney's Point
Penn's Grove
Jake Torton
Genk
Switzerland
Wasnixetos
Sarved
State Department
Wilhelm von Felton
Mornay
Ke Garten
Murray
Elliott Lt Wan
Tam
Solie
Shok
Ahiloh
Albert & Pascre
Shakers
Foster Medicine Company
Bey
Tanic
Josar
Oval Medicine CO
St. Chicago
Schlev Bros. Drugeiste Fredebrice
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Pozzoni
Lara Sist
Wldol
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Tad Youths OckTex
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Horeb
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Israel
Egypt
Ged
Il Sam
Paul
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Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Jesus
God Hand
Caleb
Ter. Xexti
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Kegypt
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Wilkessanke Pa
George Windisch
Wheealing
W. Va
Pittaton
Jal
Attentown
Charles Eckly
Pittsburg
Sweenes
San Diego
Etchison Building
Avery
Shiloh
Alice
Albert & Peatra
THE
Parks Miz Co
Dillon &J
Mohiddenly
BalrYeiing
Ficancisi
Rendle
Liniment
MAS
J. J. Ermsburg
Draggiet
North Market
Neweior Printing
DFPIT
Eittern
Baptist
Til
Felok
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Parkes
Fahrney .& Son
Hackistows, Md
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