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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
5
Historical notes describe sunrise at 6 02 and sunset at 7 01 with 14 hours of daylight. Moon sets at 3 52 and moon phase age noted. Sun's declination given as 15 degrees 34 minutes.
Vieud-Briaud describes the curative garden as a new horticul ture idea in France. He notes that nervous and mentally afflicted persons may gain benefit from daily restful garden time and from specific color schemes and plantings designed to evoke calmness.
Readable items note picnic week events and an annual fair in eCity Me. William Wachter of Fast Fourth Street makes a health announcement. Mr Jobo W Poole fell on DeG at trees and injured his right foot. Mrs O P Bennett and Sabina Getler plan a moonlight trolley excursion on the 3rd.
Religious world notes report sermons at multiple churches yesterday with ministers including Rev Osbourne Ingle and Rev John Paul Tyler. The Lutheran Ministers Reunion and church services at St Pauls, Reading, and others are detailed with schedules, sermons, and attendees.
A long list of individuals visiting relatives or staying with friends in Hagerstown and nearby towns. Names include Rev A J Gill, Amy Rice, Mary Crago, Luther Kuhlman, Archie Reese, Joseph E Cope, Ada Brookey, and many others. Mentions of trips to Ocean City, Pen-Mar, Atlantic City, Pennsylvanian and Maryland towns. Various patterns of visiting, returning from trips, and staying at homes and cottages.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions varied terms and names but lacks coherent facts or a clear event. Readable elements include possible place and person names, with no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Charles Samuel Kilug died at City Hospital from a gunshot wound sustained while inspecting a mower in a field near Mr William Martin. He was described as struck in the abdomen and died yesterday morning at 1 45. The accident occurred Tuesday while he worked in the field near Rye. He leaves three other children. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 30 o'clock with services at MU Haven Baptist Church and burial at Doub's graveyard.
Judges Motter and Henderson heard defendants seek a new trial alleging excessive damages and jury instruction errors in the 1900 culvert case near Big Spring Station Washington county. Plaintiff seeks $3,254 for property damage after floods and debris caused by culvert alterations, wrecking dwelling, fences, fruit trees, crops, and outbuildings.
A fragmented surplus notice lists numerous names including Baker, H D Baker, G Bacon, J Morran, and D Rasa among others. It mentions places like Whee Praidest and Taos with scattered titles and roles, but no coherent event or dates are clear. The readable items are primarily names and stray initials.
August Blankets and summer wash goods offered at low prices by NEIDIG & MILLER. White double bed blankets 44 pounds weight with pink or blue borders, 1.00. 11 4 double white blankets and other yard goods discounted. Bargains include Madras, Linens, and lawn fabrics for gowns and dresses.
A Birmingham dispatch reports the killing of three men on a passenger train fired upon by strikers. One victim is conductor Joe T. Collins. The piece notes funeral arrangements for Filan bod and mentions relatives of Mrs. Lorentz and Mrs. Collins in Washington and nearby cities.
Edgar Brown and Albert Hall colored were fined 2.50 each for swearing at the depot under Oliver King. J Francis Sraith collected the fines. Mary Brown colored was jailed for 40 days after a 5 fine for being drunk on the streets. A team frightened by a mishap near Mrs L Victor Baughman caused a street disturbance and toppled an awning.
The notice states the baseball game with Hagerstown moves to August 11 and describes three weekly dances at Braddock Heights on Tuesday Thursday and Friday. It also mentions a August 12 13 optical clinic by Dr C B Highbarger at the City Hotel and notes gas and electric service cautions amid drought conditions.
The note lists a Baseball game between Frederick and Hagerstown rescheduled for tomorrow at 4 o'clock. It also mentions free moving pictures on August 13 and 14 in the Bradock auditorium for families. Additional items reference a job at Feaderick Electrical Being Company and new Columbia batteries.
A 282 acre farm at Lyddane was sold to Mon Olives Mirza for $25,000. The buyer also takes ownership of all crops and equipment from the property.
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