Weekly Seams and The Market Read Like A Vintage Paper
A fragmentary vintage newspaper page showcases sections on fashion, home topics, and varied society notes. It highlights school reports, sermons, short stories, and lively letters, with market items and local notices. a photographic sketch of Monocary river area appears among illustrations.
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Tin Naas
Phan
Farain
Lalinage
van Poilts
Linganore Wills Inn
Mamacy
Baltimore Pike
Death of Miss Charlotte Pickens at City Hotel Laight
Miss Charlotte P Pickens daughter of the late Thomas and Barbara Pickens died at the City Hotel Laight at 1 o clock aged 40 years. Survived by two sisters Mrs James Dean of Yellow and Dark and Mrs Warder of Newark. Funeral at Fre Dek College Olivet Cemetery with interment and library note.
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Charlotte Tickenshee
Charlotte P. Pickens
Thomas and
Harbara Pickens
Ans Pickens
Misa Hickens
Mra
Daanes Dean
Warder
Newark
Mr. Olivet
Local suit alleges political influence in school contract
The case centers on alleged favoritism in awarding a school building contract. Plaintiffs claim a faction within the Republican party influenced the award by steering work to specific contractors. Key figures named include Messrs Kingh, Engle, Lines, Shook, and Judge Matter. Magistrate White reserved his decision for the present.
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Wai
Marte
Pires Shack
Calvin
West Pevetth
Messates
Shoah
Ste. Hears
Reputticwn
Kingh
Br. Sine Ft
Hr Seer
Aye Ttis
Uiat Aeeuek
Qounty Commalssiners
Judge Matter
Engle
Messrs
Larp
Etebtsan
Museum Eichelberger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cornerstone memorial tale
A long legacy of the Johns Hopkins era and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leads to a revived plan for a memorial. Surveyors failed to find the cornerstone until laborers unearthed it near Mt Clare, buried six feet deep with a six foot wide block weighing 4000 pounds. The stone bears the date July 4, 1825 and a sealed box holds gold and silver coins and archival papers.
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Maryland “Historical Society
Mt Clare
Saidminster
Weiphis
Dafterd
Tim
Kebruary
John Vs. McMaahon
Charles Varrol
Carrollton
Social life in Frederick area hosting various gatherings
The social column notes a fete at Woollaywa the home of Droid Mra Hameden near Frederick with refreshments late in the evening. It lists a large guest list of Miss Barbara and Lorena Myers from Harford, and many others from Freder ick Ellicott City Middletown Baltimore and beyond. A second party at Avoca hosted by Mra and Mrs A V Thomas attracts numerous friends from Harford and surrounding counties. Weather included heavy rain and a later thunderstorm. A patent notice and an advertisement for tonics appear amid the social items.
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Woridlaws
Woollaywa
Droid Mra
Hameden
Frederick
Howe Fete
Paley
A.V. Thomas
Avoca
Barbara
Lorenas Myers
Harford County
Allis Atlee
Helen
Helena Stauffer
Anne
Jemboa Foraytle
Hoods
MHS
Rebecca Chirk
Marie Talbott
Ellicott City
Dora J. Price
Middletown
Delaware
Virgie Couhe Ol
Clarksville
Carrie "Thoms
Baltimore
Mosara
Clargett
Glen Stauffer
Srederclk
Conrad
Catonsville
Lowndes Donnett
A. TP
Penny the, Jr
Sykesville
Too
Bryan
Cherisethan Thomas
Clark Carpenter
Oly
Clark
W. HH. Forsythe
Balthmore
Thoma Clark
J. ©. Forsythe
Gillia Oseings
Local Social Notes of Baltimore and Nearby Visits
A jumble of names and places records numerous visits and social events across Baltimore and surrounding towns. Several individuals, including Miss Enna Leitich and Mrs. Lausa Brocker, appear in mentions of visits, greetings, and engagements at various addresses on Fourth Street and nearby areas.
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Enna Leitich
Poaltaragiay
Stml Mis
Fourth Street
Bessie Hardesty
Daltarored
Mervo
Ed Uh Tyson
Win
My Zimmerman
Web. Stull
Oma
Eta Werk
Trivinds
Stisk Platt Nochols
Stuls Vnatod
Washington
Funeral and memorial notices in Talbot and surrounding area
The Davis era obituaries detail the funeral for Rev. John W. Everist at the Hammond homestead near Royal Oak Talbot County, with ministers from Tholtimore and Horns Oak Episcopal assisting. Ann Pitts dies, with funeral at 2 pm and pallbearers named. Mrs Mary J. McCrary referenced in a note about a Washington visit. Also mentions a Saint Job’s Catholic Church service and a German Baptist missionary meeting on West Fourth Street with Juno College quartet from Huntingdon, Pa.
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John W. Everist
Nias
Hammond
Royal Oak
Talbot County
Hoblngell
St. Michel's
Chiara
Dro Blt. Tage
Tholtimore
Ormond Taal
Ann Pitts
Chic Rev
Uphorn Tagle
Lotus New Market
Richardt Potts
George B. McCleery
George Dall
George To Ross
Prank Smith
Roger Wool
Schroeder Wits
Mra
Mary JT
Saint Job
Mount Olver
Che Pall Inairone
Edward Herring
Smith
Vincunt Vineting
T Lawrence Faithle
Mr. Miller
Albert Smith
A. T. Rive
Gernin Baptist
West Fourth Street
Jumata College
Huntingdon
Atau
Trolley Cars for ernds and a near cemetery move
The article notes trolley cars for a nearby project to move the remains of Confederate soldier Robert Droolot from Tone Vikenville to Loudoun Park Cemetery on the Frederick road. An accident on West Patrick Street involved Mr John Wilsner being thrown from a dray but he resumed driving. The piece also mentions Mrs Nettie Weller visiting from Baltimore and references local health remedies.
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Maryland
Robert Droolot
Jhrowp Bron
West Patrick Street
Johin Wilsner
Agricultural College events and funeral held in Frederick
A Maryland agricultural college event drew attendees from most counties as Prof Patterson spoke on the state experiment station. Hon. James Wilson, secretary of the U S Department of Agriculture, addressed the industry folks. The funeral of Private Moms Wolfe was held with a large procession, floral tributes, and a band salute to the grave.
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Sapvlais
Agreutrasad
Rommel
Wuymers
Department of Betrhiers
Eascrite
Beliaia
Agericultural College
Amu
Silvester
Eudbee
Ander
TL Giwinner
Donnelly
Buckleys
Tolingpott
Akar Dodge
United States Department For Agriculture
Boston
Willis L. Moors
Barenu
Véaktors
St. Mary's
Calvert and Talbot
Carroll
Patterson
State Experiment Station
James Wilson
United States Department of Merientture
Watt
Moms Wolfe
Vic
Reynolds
G. Asr
Frederick Rifhanen
Bockhy
Alide
Prat
Ba. Smith
Scott Sehley
Ball game at Athletic Park promises great events tomorrow
The Rockville town prepares for a notable baseball doubleheader at Athletic Park with fans eager for the start of a series featuring Western Marvin Nelson and other local stars. Officials expect extended service later as Fort Monroe figures in military communications while Maryland volunteers loom in wartime planning.
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Athletic Park
Tiorrow
Rockville
Marvin
Nelson
Rockeilles
Ssofelpek
Memorial notes and meetings fill Winchester area news
The piece reports on the Frederick District Epworth League opening ceremony at Market Street Church Winchester led by Willian Noll with delegates named. It lists attendees AJ B Smith and others, plus notes the Epworth event and a later Angulenttural and Mecanical fair in Berkeley counts VA with four-day schedule led by Dr A B Reynolds and BR S M Holland, and livestock department details. It also mentions a serious injury to Richard Allguct from Dawsonville, and camp meetings at Emory Grove and View at Simiatt Grove with tenting news.
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Epworth
Tia Frederick
Mypworth League
Piscopal Church
Market Street
Winchester
Van
Willian Noll
Hartvork
Eimer
Omberhand
Saith
Brosbarg
Mink Noli Perkins
Bigteoeks M 1
Hi Rorstown
Viendante
AL B.smith
Cumberland
Thiepor
Berry
Deweph Py Wilson
Berkeley
Thawood
Morgan's Grove Agenitural Mechanical and
Local Furniture Store Ad Sparks Consumer Bargains
Fragmentary notice hints at pricing and value at Carty's Furniture Store, urging shoppers to compare on the Targiture line and other goods. Sparse text references sales and trade offers, with emphasis on low prices and "never equaled" values, urging local buyers to visit.
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Carty
Peerless Steam Cooker Introduced In Pekin College Town
A fragmentary report notes Mr Cullingfortto of Pekin College Cartate Takawi introduces a steam cooker called the Poorlaa Steam Cooker. The text mentions timing, Evbor, folie tammenrpevasert, and references Mis Lonerkeeper in a management context, though many words are garbled.
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Househales
Dixon Brow to Open New Store on West Tat rk Street
Dixon Brow will open a new store this Saturday August 70h at No 6 West Tat rk street featuring a tall line of fancy apparel and accessories. The opening promises free eye examinations and spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight. The address lists Olfeew 2s Ny Market Street and Residence City Hotel nearby.
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Dixon Brow
Tatrick Street
Ny Market Street
Residenee City Hotel
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Misys Netlie
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Mir
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Pauls Tresadved
Ana Buily
Pin Dany News
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Modern
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Nathan
Minuit
Dawsonville
Montgomery
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Mobo
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San Dive
Simiatt Grove
United Brethren
John Hendric
Pee
NPES
Wadio
Joux Li Sintexson
HESS
GLO. S. Rodoce & CO
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Ebts
Ant Chester
Ajdt Rich
ALT
Rick & Sone
P.V. Suaul
Se Dad
Ababa
Dra
Vteton
Assoc Tate
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Eras Teers
Emaely
Marydunile Tebaly
Railing
Chocery Co.wan
Frederic
C. FE
Ramsburg
Wea Telephone
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Charlie I. Luvy
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