Orphanage project discussed by Frederick Church of the Brethren
A Maryland church reunion at Braddock Heights planned an orphanage for friendless children with a committee to study and report. The event featured speakers from Hagerstown Westminster and Frederick with about 400 in attendance. Additional Sunday services were noted across area churches including United Brethren Trinity M E and All Saints.
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Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Braddock Heights
Miss Gamma Krider
Hagerstown
San-Mar
A.M. Horat
Thesides
W. E. Roop
Westminster
Hf. L. Alley
Frederick Church
J. S. Rowlus
Broad Run
Misa Amy Frbrney
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
New Windsor
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
E. H. Husemelbaugh
First Corinthians
Congregation and Endeavor Society
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity M.E Church
Gracen D. Kidner
Randolph
Balfimore
Ll Alley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sumiay
E. H. Lamar
Balltimore
Lamar
All Saints’ Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Douglass Hooff
First Baptist Bible
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Why is the sea never still Exchange
A compact collection of curious questions on nature science and daily life asks why sea motion persists how echoes form why objects bounce and other mysteries from weather to biology presented as a parade of modern inquiry into the natural world.
Picnic Draws Large Crowd in Harley Woods
A Saturday gathering by Burkittaville Sun day schools drew a large crowd at Harley's woods. The American Band of Middletown performed several concerts while speeches promoted Frederick county to become dry. Speakers included G R Hess and Rev C W Hess of Brunswick and Rev W R Koty of Cambridge, visiting from Jefferson.
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Burkittaville
Harley's Woods
Middletown
Frederick County
G. R. Hess
C W. Hess
Brunswick
W R. Koty
Cambridge
Hill
Jeferson
Keep to the Ridge When Tramping Through Wet Country
The piece advises hikers to stay on ridges rather than follow stream courses to gain a drier, clearer outlook and avoid repeated stream crossings that lengthen the journey. It emphasizes ridges as a practical path through terrain with many streams.
What kind of bird do you call this waiter
A canvas back duck, sir. If you’ll fetch me a pair of deser s you can rip off the canvas to try to make a meal of it. St. Louis Post-Dispatch report captures a humorous exchange about a waiter and a canvas back duck in a dining room setting.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Great Oak Tree in Audubon Park Grounded as World’s Largest
In New Orleans Audubon park residents claim the Washington oak there is the world’s largest of its kind. The sprawling branches drape with Spanish moss giving a majestic, eerie glow to the famous tree.
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Audubon Park
New Orleans
Sure Reward of Patience
A brief item from the Boston Transcript notes that patience yields rewards and warns against asking a woman for her real name, suggesting willingness to wait will lead to truth and disclosure.
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Boston
Mansion With Central Hall Interior View and Plans
Describes a two story residence with central hall grand father clock hall light and mirror coat closet. Details include seven rooms on first and second floors, oak and pine finishes, mahogany doors, kitchen maple floors, overall size 32 6 by 30, basement full, cost build 4600 dollars. Publisher offer includes Saxton's American Dwellings plans and interiors books.
Value of Fish as Food Unappreciated
The Philadelphia Inquirer editor argues fish deserve broader use beyond Friday. A fish dealer notes inland cities discard fish by not buying regularly, claiming public undervaluation. City households should diversify diets and substitute fish for meat to save costs. Suggestions include fish soups, cod dishes, salmon recipes, and simple fish preparations.
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Sass
Pade
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York
Philadelphia
Uwlach
Memory Windows at Ma Loats Source of Local Church Legacy
Memorial services honored the late John Louis founder of the Orphans Home. Rev Dr Ulysses G Rupp preached on The Romance of Christianity from Matthew 25 40. The life of John Louis 1814 1877 noted as a tanner civic leader and church benefactor. Memorial windows depict Christ Found in the Temple and Hannah Presenting Samuel.
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John Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Loais
Clarence Leatherman
Manchester
George Diehl
Charles E. Trail
William §. Miller
John C. Hardt
Lewis M. Nixdorff
Samuel Appold
Charles Hamerickhouse
W. I. Parsons
Luther Kuhlman
Christ
Hannah
Samuel
Eli
Mr. Weagley
Harrisburg
Alton B. Carty
Washington
Peach Tapioca Dessert Recipe
Six peaches with half cupful sugar and quarter cupful tapioca are cooked with one and a half cupfuls water until clear. Place peeled peach halves in a serving dish, pour the cooked tapioca over, then chill. Serve hot with whipped cream.
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Spaghett
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Lutheran Orphan
Dr. Rupp
Frederick Man
Gettysburg
Fox
L. H. Fox
Iath Market ST
Fregerick, Md
the People's Fire Insurance Company
Frederick, MD
Dodge Brothers Motor
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