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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
8
Frederick firemen plan painted hose marks and numbered gear to prevent mix ups after fires. Three companies, United, Junior, and Independent, would mark hoses at couplings and extend tagging to axes and boots to ensure correct ownership and speed response during incidents.
The Hagerstown Globe reports a baby was found in the city and cared for by a Virginia Avenue family after being discovered in a box by a young man of the household. The incident stirred local interest with the baby appearing deserted and the facts uncertain.
Miami Oklahoma and Lindsborg Kansas letters praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relief from chronic pains and weakness. Women report long years of suffering reduced after use and urge others to try the remedy.
Frederick residents attend church services with G Rupp preaching at St Luke's Lutheran on Sunday August 29 at 2 pm and Rev W Gerhard delivering a sermon on the Ideal man at the Tre formed church on Sunday September 5 at 2 30 pm The narrative lists many local visits family gatherings and social movements across Frederick Lewistown and neighboring areas with numerous mentions of residents visiting relatives and attending services throughout a late summer period.
Mrs Mary Brown of Mt Rainier visits parents and Mr and Mrs Stevens. Mrs Alice Corbett of Hagerstown visits sister, Mr and Mrs Upton Seaman. Mollie Stevens returns from Washington trip. Mrs Henry Lenhart stays with daughter. Mrs Harry Kanode of Middleboro visits. Frank Perrell of Washington DC visits parents. Lewis Lenhart of Baltimore visits brother Henry Lenhart. Elizabeth Martin of Washington DC visits son Reuben Martin. Mollie Dorsey of Fillmore City returns home.
Weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Bradley Dorsey, Mr and Mrs Howard Dunn and son, visiting Elie Dunn in Gaithersburg. Various residents hosted friends and family across Walkersville and nearby towns. Mountaindale Union chapel announces a Sunday service on August 1 at 2 pm led by Rev Hummeltbaugh. Also notes ostrich ages and leather yields.
Mr Marshall S Ecker and family left Saturday for their York home after two weeks with relatives in Thurmont and Fair Dealings. Miss EO Gentile Betler of near Loo s moved on the sik hst part of fast wooed but is convalescent. Thavard Weed and family of Hagerstown visited last week with his parents near Rocky Ridge. Mrs George Beitler and Ray with Marshall Ecker and grandchildren spent Thursday in Emmitsburg with Mrs Jennie Gillian. Mr Claxton Exler near Rochs Ridge was sick for a week. John Snook led the orchestra Tuesday evening. Ernest Ecker on trombone, Gay Reiter on violin, Prine Sieck? on mandolin. The lunch featured sandwiches coffee and bananas.
A New Buffalo hotel dining feature offers all day service from A La Carlo with a focus on the sea food line. The menu emphasizes available fish dishes and related beverages. Guests are invited to enjoy varied seafood selections throughout the day.
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