County Correspondence notes many visiting relatives
The Daily News county correspondence lists numerous visitors and arrivals from Baltimore and other counties. It mentions Miss Edith Dulaney and Miss Este Nichols visiting relatives, the second KM. P. Church meeting with strong attendance, and local social events including lawn parties, a tournament with prize crowns, a forthcoming two day M B Church fete, and a Braddock Sunday picnic praised as a great success with crowds arriving by horse and wagon.
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New Manxer
BH. W. Dorsey
Bustteville
A. L.ther
Lewis Hyatt
Biltiwore
Robert Seward
Rameburg
Frederick
Fannie Smith
Baltimore
T. Blentiinger
KM. P. Church
J. M. Anderson
Virginia
Visis
Margie
Milas Edith Dulaney
West Virginis
Hackel Russell
Bessie Albaugh
Mabel Ricaiss Hood
Mille
Nettie Burgess
Pauline
Mattie Hammond
Sydney Mercer
Anna D Stassfort
Eldred Molesworth
Spalding Davis
J.E.R Wood, Jr
B. BS. Eichsiberger
Frederick Orchestra
M. BP
Christie
Miriam Dulaney
Harry
Dusney
Clarksburg
W. Va
Friends
Mesr Monrovis
Sturdsy
Famly
Washington
Indant
Houck's Ford
Linganore
Boyle
Weathered crowds and local notes from a Frederick county picnic
In the evening threatening weather kept away many, with an estimated crowd of four to five thousand. Charles Holter the road supervisor earned praise for keeping the route to the Petersville picnic in fine condition. The Frederick Feed Orchestra and Red Springs Cornet Band provided music, while Prof. Leonard Bravens led a banner band. Local residents in Frankville Derefield Fare Mill and Semtown share updates on visits, celebrations, funerals, and church picnics, including a baby’s brain fever death and multiple social calls across nearby towns.
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Charles Holter
Frederick
Hussar
Cornatt Rand
Leonard Bravens
Gallen Bridge
Frederick County
May Miller
Lewistown
Wm L. Caller
Fare Milla
Flint Hill
Sanders
Lloyd Hammond
Ida Crawford
Baltimore
R. E. Kanode
Grean Valley
Misa Minnie Martin
Misa Hattle Poole
Ijamsville
Andrew Brown
Foontz
Gabe Lawson
Harman
Eoontz
Kanade
Erms
Rosabel
William B. Dorsey
Germantown
R. E. Kanede
Charles Lewis
Urleans
E.D. King
Charles Martin
Local Notices and Remedies From Obscure Advertisements
Fragmented notices describe repairs and barn work by local tradesmen, a baseball result, new boarding house, and multiple medicinal advertisements for bitters, Shiloh’s Cure, Electric Bitters, Karl’s Clover Root Tea, and Laxative Quinine. Names include Edgar H. Campbell, Kemp & Mills, Reuben Waters, T. T. Bussard, Luther Newcaster, Francis Fraley, A. L. Pearre, Shiloh, and Dr A E Salter. The column references storms, a hearse incident, and community events.
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Edgar H. Casbell
Meura Kemp & Mills
Francis Fraley
R W. Belt
Reuben Waters
Emory Grote
Martin Helm
T. T. Bussard
Washington Baseball Cub
Avery Club
Luther Newcaster
Anniversary of Frat Trial Car Run at Frederick
A historic one year remembrance recounts a railway trial run from Staniler’s peach farm to the mountain top with 63 passengers at night. The event featured a brass band, a Brady Man conductor, and a “motorless” Heywood crew, ending with a 19 minute return and a 45 mph peak. Also advertised are Dr Caldwell's and Dr Laldwell's remedies with testimonials and price list from Fearre and Frederick, Md.
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Hoxmr
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery advertised for skin health
An advertisement argues that facial skin flaws reflect internal health and digestive problems. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood, improves digestion, and enriches the blood, promising a rosy complexion and relief from skin and scalp diseases. It invites readers to request a free medical book by sending stamps.
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Cumd
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
Common Sense Medical
World's
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