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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
7
Jr. and Mrs. Samuel Newcomer return to Washington DC after weeks with Mrs. John Collistower family. Several families from Baltimore, Washington DC, and local towns visit relatives in Utica Mills and surrounding areas, with social gatherings, religious services, and community notes on travel and hospital recoveries.
Mr Henry Boyer plans timber work for a new barn on his farm bought from B F Hildebrand. Mr Jackson Stottlemyer attended the wedding of his daughter in law Mrs Cephes Stotelemyer of Frederick on Friday. Mrs Isaac Fogle was ill last week. Maurice Smith recently lost a child. Messrs Harry Withide and Albert Scotth were first Frederick county residents to drive across the LeGore bridge at Stump Hill. Several folks attended Linwood camp meeting. A large number of locals hauled lime from J W LeGore’s kilns. LeGore reportedly has the largest lime trade in years. Milton O Renner visited Herbert Kyler Sunday evening. The Woodsboro curing factory began operations last week. Many attended the lawn festival at Pleasant Hill Saturday night. Mrs Herbert Eyler visited friends in Littlestown, Pa., last week.
An OCR fragment notes an advertisement aiming to wash ink from butter and inspire belief. It contrasts chores with effort, suggesting advertising tactics that shock and persuade patrons to trust the product. The wording hints at a campaign to attract customers through strong argument.
Fragmentary OCR piece recounts punitive tar and feathering, with crude talk of punishments, officers, and a labeled London Ankers reference. It preserves names like Mr Byers and mentions guards, captains, and executions as context. The text is garbled but notes public reactions to discipline methods and military orders.
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