Preaching and social notices from Fergaville
Local updates from Fergaville include a St Luke's Lutheran service by Rev Silas Culler at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. A Mt Carmel Reform Church gathering followed by a large crowd Sunday evening. Residents report visits, family gatherings and community events, with many names and towns in the region noted. The piece also mentions a lawn social at M J Beard’s home with lanterns and fruit offering and a successful fishing party at Miller's Crossing with twenty fish, plus Beethoven-like music and neighborly visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Hargett
William L. Culler
Harry
Charlestown
W. Va
Daisy Ferrell
Petersville
P. Harry Culler
D. M. Culler
Roy W. Poole
Harry Culler
Catherine
Sarah Horie
William Gross
Oscar Rovtzahn
George H. Smith
Jefferson
David E. Derr
Tamby
John J. Norgett
Germantown
Montgomery
Della Holmes
J. N. Trait
G. M. Miller
Lewinlawn
C.N. Trundle
Samuel 2. Trundie
Lancaster County
Penn
Craft Boyd
Samuel
M. J. Beard
H. J. Beard
Mary M. Beard
Issac C. Zimmerman
G. B. Culler
A. B. Renn
Throe Wanneberger
Lou Culley
CG. N
Trandla
Russell
Haretate
Catherine St. Culler
Ida Renn
Sarah Horing
Livzie Renan
Kathe Bussard
Annie M. Beard
Nora Hargett
Mamie Murray
Mary Culler
Temple Asterday
Mary Derr
Lillian Cu
Samuel Trundle
Austin Renn
George Trundle
Paul Beard
Claude Culler
Edgar Culler
Floyd Culler
Philip Beard
David Derr
Alfrey Trundle
Eugene Renan
Merl Ranneberger
Lester Culler
Preston Poole
Arthur Guller
Wills H. Derr
N. Roelkey
Craddock
Ballenger
Mount Pleasant
James Hills
George Easterday
Frederick
Misa Nora Hargett
Het
T A. Réger
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Tabor
Lutheran Church
Aml
Charles BE. Miller
J. A. Miller
Lindaman
Littlestown
Jennie KE. Ecker
Thurmont
Eleanor Robinson
Hagerstown
Ferna Snook
Ednard Miler
Visitation List From Beard Household Notables
Visitors to Mr and Mrs Charles W Beard this past week included Mrs Oliver McClow Miss Mildred McClow Mita Helensi Clow of Frederick Mrs Cleveland Smith Miss Catherine Smith Woodrow Wilson Smith of Hanover Mrs Florence Green of Walkersville Miss Augusta Cox of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml
Charles W. Beard
Oliver McClow
Misa Mildred McClow
Mita Helensi. Clow
Frederick
Cleveland Smith
Catherine Smith
Woodrow Wilson Smith
Hanover
Florence Green
Walkersville
Augusta J’ox
Baltinore
Criticism of Road Advertising Law Enforcement
Midlletown resident Lewis Kefauver condemns destruction of advertising signs along highways. He targets state officials for lax discretion and questions why obstructive poles are tolerated while wooden signs are removed. He cites a Frederick county example of costly Williamson Bros. ads damaged by Boy Scouts and calls for wiser use of enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Kefauver
Midletown
Lewis I. Kefauver
Middletown
State Forestry Board of
Maryland
Legislitura
Williamson Bros. Druggists
Frederick City
Boy Scouts
Frederick County
Peo
Not So Strange After All Chamberlain's Tablets Cited
A local advertisement quotes Mrs Rosie Righ of Wabash Indiana praising Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles and digestion. The misspelled notice claims the product strengthens and revitalizes the stomach and supports natural function. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mra
Rosie Righ
Wabash
Ind
Chamberlain's Tablets, Ode Shadded By the Beat Medicine For Stomach Teubie Po
All Dealeta
Maryland 1910 Workforce Distribution by Occupation
The Census Bureau reports 1,295,004 Maryland residents 10+ years old in 1910, with 458,738 gainful workers. Among males 410,884 workers. females 130,280. Industries include manufacturing 172,155. agriculture 117,100. trade 61,646. public service 8,954. professional 23,474. personal 78,820. clerical 28,871. 16,436 boys and 7,831 girls aged 10-14 were employed. 22.4 percent of all males and 10.5 percent of all females aged 10-15. Key occupations listed include carpenters, machinists, bookkeepers, clerks, farmers, physicians, teachers, and millwrights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliany J. Diartis
Department of Comorce
Maryland
Antisuffragist Dr Lyman Abbott Speaks at New York Tea
The antisuffragist Dr Lyman Abbott told a New York audience that women are unfairly labeled the weaker sex. He claimed he has known women who can bend a man's will in life and beyond his death, a remark reported by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott
New York
Washington Star
Woman Recovers Health After Lydia E Pinkham Use
A Richmond Pennsylvania woman describes severe health decline with nervous exhaustion and insomnia. After two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved sleep, stronger nerves, and renewed energy, praising the remedy for female ailments. The ad notes forty years of testimonials and urges other women to try the product from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Ray
Guy Boiler
Charles J. Miller
G. H. Weltler
Ladiesburg
Frederick Loan CO
South Market St
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Census Bureau
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South Market Street
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