The Weekly News: a bustling family page 12 details
A large twelve page issue highlights home life and global news with fiction installments The Unfolding of a Dream war stories by Captain Kilmer and a full Sunday School lesson section are featured alongside county news practical topics Live Stock and Dairy sections are illustrated with sketches Local merchants advertise amid a diverse mix of notices and ads
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Uys
Taz News
Gorla
Mary Jane
Asue
W.W. Canfield
Geo. L. Kilmer
Wilson's Creek
Metz
Frederick
Storr
Nana Piat
Randolph Macon Academy
Sane
Mupeensegerstveennre Ey
B. W. Boyd
Bannont Farm
Real
Gale
C. P. Levy
Atty, Nth
Eves
M- Badclifte
Academy of the Visitation
White Drese Goods
Beat& Kepler
Bargates
Mullinis & Kemp
Mbrelles Ang
Pareadis
Heparickson
Rodock& Neldig
Week Market Prices and Local Events Summary
Morning market reports show edible prices steady with cabbage at 2 penny a head and cucumbers two cents per dozen. Tomatoes abundant, peaches plentiful, and butter firm at 15 cents a pound while eggs remain 4 cents per dozen. A local cyclist race near Frederick ends amicably after a playful boost in speed. Community entertainment for the Buxton family held at Travitab church drew about 200 attendees with musical offerings. A health tonic advert urges Syrup of to cleanse and regulate the system.
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S Department
Buxtoe
M. EB
Travitab
Gaithersburg
Meeting Deferred Hie Viet to Hig Warde in Frederick County
Captain William C Palmer of the Lbs Beary Watson Children's Aid Society did not speak at the Mitho district Episcopal Church last evening as announced. He toured wards near Frederick and Broadview, spoke of organizing a Frederick branch to aid neglected or w ward children, and emphasized placing children in good homes rather than mere charity. He plans further talks and a fall meeting while inviting locals to learn more at the Home.
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Hie Viet
Hig
Ovclock
Thomas E Pope
Eed
Captain Palmer
Frederick
Baltimore
Palmer
Rhea
North Caroline
Almer
Creageratown
Frederick This Evening and Agre Ie Anxians
The
Air Society
Walt the
Meaning of 16 to 1 in metal values explained
Hatbrook's Gizca explains the phrase 16 to 1 as a weight comparison of pure metals, noting silver is lighter than gold by about eighteen to one in weight but the 16 to 1 phrase refers only to relative weights. The text also discusses intrinsic value, silver’s market value drop, and government coin parity.
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Hatbrook
Boston
Personal notices and social updates from Frederick area
A stream of local social news notes visits and departures. Names include Miss Charlotte Richardson from Virginia staying with the Mines Stomfer family near town and Misses A Florence Gil and Mattie M. Dawson visiting from Baltimore. Mrs Rebecca Wallis and Miss Florence Don head to twin cities via Astury Park and Ocean Grove. Families such as Kenke and Meaney are mentioned with several trips to Asbury Park Delaware Water Gap and Baltimore.
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Lewis H. Meaney
Mealy
Kaiak Mealey
Charles BE. Mestey
Reet
P_B Kenke
Asbury Perkaed
Delaware Water Gap
Charlotte Richardson
Virginia
Stomfer
Tows
Rose Fearbake
Philadelphia
Charles Woodward
George Hyast
Peessier
Washington
Jo! Whaler
Ches. N. Hargett
Mokocaty
Hughes
Ces Misa
Helen J. Rowe
Samuel Ready School
Baltimore
A. Florence Gil
Mattie M. Dawson
Sallie Smith
North Mullerry
Hegerstowe
Broad Ban Ta County
Rebecca Wallis
Florence Don
Mra
Albert Wallis
Twin Cities
Iwe Eer
Linganore Halls Farm
Florence Ward
Hemmick
EL TK. Goodin
Rasin
Chestertown
Kent County
Carroll Downs
George A. Long
Harrisburg
Charles Werthelmer
Gowerseth & Wertheimer
Miss Zullanieineey
Frederick
George Phillips Harris County Stone Mason Injured at Work
George Phillips a Thurmont stone mason was badly hurt Tuesday morning at the Western Maryland Railroad bridge site near Clear Spring. A derrick lowered a stone that crushed his legs below the knees and gashed his right side. He was taken to Hagerstown and home by freight train.
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George Phillips
Thurmont
Western Maryland
Clearepring
Hagerstown
Feat Mall
Property Deeds Record of Several Transfers
Benjamin Cook sells land to Alice F. Stockman in multiple parcels for 325 dollars. Theodore C. Zimmerman and wife deed 2 acres and 16 perches to Abraham Long for 300 dollars. Stewart Annan and wife transfer a jot of ground in Emmittburg to Mary E. Zimmerman for 700 dollars. Howard P. Ramaberg and wife with Lewis P. Ramsburg deed 3 roads and 83 square perches to the Board of County School Commissioners for 300 dollars.
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Benjamin Cook
Alice F. Stockman
Theodore C. Zimmerman
Abraham Long
Stewart Annan
Mary E. Zimmerman
Emmittburg
Howard P.ramaberg
Lewis P. Ramsburg
Board of County School Commissioners
Railroad workers lag gutter plate at Square Corner
A crew began this morning to lag the gutter plate at Square Corner. The crossing egreet was taken up for relaying. The original work was hurried to facilitate travel, but since the road is early completed it was deemed best to restore order at once.
Women’s Christian Union of Frederick Elects Officers
The Women’s Christian Union of Frederick elected officers including Miss Aettie Morsell as president, Miss Daisy Burger as corresponding secretary, Miss Ada Olahaugh as recording secretary, Miss Louisa Engsljbrecht as treasurer, with vice presidents chosen from various churches.
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C. U
Christian Tinion
Frederick Bat
Aettie Morsell
Daisy Burger
Ada Olahaugh
Louisa Engsl Jbrecht
Hagerstown Lodge Plans Excursion to Frederick Emancipation Day
On Thursday August 18 H. B. Garnet Lodge Good Samaritans No 105 of Hagerstown will run an excursion to Frederick for the Sird An musl Emancipation Celebration by the city of Frederick. The day features music and speeches as large crowds from neighboring towns are expected.
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Emanopes
Garnett Lodge
Good Samaritans, No. 105
Hagerstown
Frederick
Made Good Time to Frederick by Martine Mr Frank Lambert
Mr Frank Lambert of Martine left at 4 PM for Frederick traveling by way of Say Monument Association meeting. A monthly Exy Monument Association session is set for this evening at 2 o'clock at the Y M W C A. Myercrike band played at City Hotel this morning and again at Manor woods this afternoon. Mrs Roberts Milter was granted an absolute divorce from David A er by decree of the Court.
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Frank &. Lambert
Martinewby
Frederick
City
I Eale
Manor Woods
Roberts Milter
David A. Er
Deaths in a Missouri pastor and local Blackford family
The death of Rev Harriscon Gasen damser A Faelafai Colored Bes UO occurred on January 23 in Slou e wide Missouri after a ten day fever. Survived by a large Maryland Virginia family, he served in Western Maryland and the Valley of Virginia before moving to Missouri. Also reported are the deaths of George Jones a respected colored worker at Mackaytows tannery and Joseph Whisner aged 2 years 9 months, with brief details of their lives and services.
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Harrisoe Geizzedenser
Jace
Slou'e Wide
Daniel Geteen
George
Nebraska
Jobs
Fort Worth
Texas
Frederick County
Frederick Academy
Heatudins
Zschartas
German Reformed Church
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
Missouri
George Jones
Daniel Baker
Jaker
Bops Hill
Jones
Base Ball Postponed Irks Juniors For Catchems Tilt
The Rayore versus Frederick Juniors game is postponed and the Catchems will face the Juniors at 6 15 tomorrow evening. Catchems battery Blomenauer and Wood. Juniors Baumgardner and Ely. Rockford star Molienworth returns home from the Western League seeking engagement after aid to the Rockford club. He is owed 35 dollars and left without pay. An all around strong player, Molienworth could bolster any semi pro outfit.
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Rayore
Frederick
Blomenauer
Moleaworth
In Memory of John Faik and Local Notices
Local memorial for John Faik with a poetic tribute and vacancy note. Includes bar listings, opera house admission prices, tuition and college offerings, and various local business references from Hagerstown Maryland and surrounding areas.
Silver conversion fuels Colorado political shifts in Maryland claim
Mayo party members including C.58.Gambdril and Rev. Belfensteim register in Denver as debates unfold over silver and gold, with Gambdril predicting a 20 000 to 35 000 margin for Bryan in Maryland. He notes a major swing from gold standard factions to silver advocates, aided by Democratic reorganization and press coverage favoring silver.
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Denver
Colorado
Gambdril
ET. Belfensteim
C. G. Helfenssein
Gambdrill
Fan Grigat Roang Bealuese
Frederek
Maryland
Republicam Party
Ob & Dadls
Comore
Democratic Party
Bryan Acd Dewall
Allver
Ory
Otate
Gamobrili
Dili
Republican
Democratic
Ailver
Umbrella Sale Offers Half Price Colored Parasols
A distressed advert promises half price colored parasols in a winter sale. It promotes daily, seasonal use and suggests customers buy now to avoid life’s umbrella troubles. The text hints at a variety of designs and emphasizes affordable protection from rain.
Pennsylvania Railroad Round Trip Tickets to Mount Gretna
From August 17 to 31 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Mount Gretna at one fare for the round trip from principal stations between East Liberty Bryn Mawr on the Northern Central Railway and on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division. Tickets valid for return travel until August 21 with information via ticket agents. Excursion tickets August 22 24 26 27 and 28 good to return until August 31 from East Liberty Bryn Mawr on the Northern Central Railway north of Lotherwise and on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mount Gretna
Fast Liberty
Bryn Mawr
Central Bathway
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Grasgzers’ Propio
Williams’ Grove
Pennsylvania Hallroad Company
East Liberty
Northern Central Railway
Lotherwise
Philadelphis and Erie Railroad
Annade
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Capt. Palmer
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George Philps
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Joseph
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Bicycle Club
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Stineapring
Myars
N. Hardeen
Wille &. Kline
W. E. Shook
W. L. Lanuer
C. A. Kline
G. F. Lakin
L. Obenderfer & Son
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Olivet Cemetery
Fair Grounds
Lou J. Beauchamp
Hamilton
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John Faik
Pabst Bohemian
Anheuser Basch
Bartholomsy Apollo
Pabst
Opera House
Penta Es Walt’s Business Colleges
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Quyan & Co
Gresees
Isidor Saks
Rosenour
Silvee
Bryan and
Sewall Witt
John Hendee
Ipak
Owmeti
Wintee
John Henoniosson
F. V. Staub
Guinness Biter
E. L. J. Bubee
Doblin
Duserart's Porter
Continental Porter
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Doll. Brothers
North Marest
Lal
Challier
Dreas
Don Basornens
Brat
Promes
California
Martin
the Railing Grocery
Pazzs
Panta
Wagon Amd Implemert Paints
Cagbiaen
Bouserc
Hogse Panta
Eva Elepaints
Baring Eramri
Bodooe & Neideg
Brovocs & Neldio
Gorda
Janaty
Rudoce & Heldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
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A. T. Rice & Son Funeral Directore
Telepuon
James E. Walker
J.S
Walker & CO
Dai. E. Waek & CO
Doll's
SOTEL
Hoffman
Baltinore
Selig‘ions
Bummer Garden
C. D. Dol
Thomas & Clary
Thomas
Clary
Mortaages
I - Bakee
Milan
Foo
Maal Farm
Tinares
Mashee Wealaan
Rey Attee
Br. B. F. Stull
Cra Coats Enta
Gee Mo
Patrick St. Freless
Bess
Cartholomay
Rochester
Beat
Apollo
Ceelebeatzd
Bay View
C. H. Svane & Som
Lipps, Ooy
Weet Patrick
Talagrans
Frederial
Brent
A. B.hargest
New York
Amerass
Mount Gretna Farmers' Encampment
Best
Kepler
Hite Bees
Hite Bess
Keres
Si North Market
Buffalo
Sweiteer
Sanines
Chas, N. Hauer
Sheteld & Coit
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