Little Mabel Paige Captivates City Opera House Audience
At the City Opera House last night, Little Mabel Paige and her company delivered a first class performance of Little Bright Eyes. The troupe earned round after round of applause with graceful dancing and refined medleys. Manager Rhodes earned praise for his taste as the company plans to present Chick tonight with similar specialties promised.
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City Opera House
Opera House
Mabel Paige
Mabel
Aes
J. C. Rebiscn
Annie Paige
Enentire Company
Annie
Rhodes
The Work Of Death Charles Peters of Sandy Hook Dies
Charles Peters formerly employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Billys Peters died Tuesday of paralysis at his Sandy Hook home. He was about 30, left two children, and was interred at Mt. Olivet Cemetery after a service by undersheriff Peete of Brunswick.
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Chaerls
Peters
Chas Peters
Baltimore and Ohio
Sandy Hook
United Fre Company Land
Edward Sinn
Undersker Peete
Brunswick
Mt. Ove
Phere Windbrener
Phebe Inébrener
Ban Winebrenes
Wasikersville
Winebriener
Lwinebrener
H. Fulton
Walkersville
WM. Srookey
Wm. Brockey
Altus
Franklin County
Ark
Frederick
Messrs
Peter and
Theodore Brockey
Charles Brockey
Martinsburg
Birs
James Burkhart
Altas
Jacob Weller
Mechanicstown
Foxville
Market News Highlights Fresh Produce Amid Dry Weather
The Saturday market buzzes with peaches, tomatoes, corn, and melons as prices stay near low levels despite dry times. Butter, eggs, poultry, beef, and pork show varied rates, with strong demand and plentiful sides and cans suggesting a resilient, bargain-minded shopper base.
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Bay Taylors
Easis
Sheepshead
A Quick Bicycle Trip
Messrs. 3 Douband Dora Michel, formerly of this place, are on a six day vacation at Middletown. They rode to Gettysburg visiting cemetery and battlefield, then to Pen-Mar and Waynesboro before returning via Hagerstown. Total distance covered was short light miles.
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Middletown Register
Douband Dora Michel
Midhetown
Gettysbars
Gettysburg
Cemetery
Battlefield
Golats
Psirdeic
Pen-Mar
Waynesboro
Higerstown
Pen-Mer
Buttermilk Restores Tarnished Silverware Says Reader
A Christian Union writer describes a method to revive tarnished silver using buttermilk. He reports sour milk in a jug rubbed onto silverware and left for hours yields a like new shine, outpacing other scouring methods. Strong entities include Christian Union and silverware.
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The
Christian Union
Bridge and culvert work ease Unionville creek area
County Commissioner W M Gaither funds a sturdy new bridge east of James F Orrs mill near Unionville and enlarges the tail race culvert by about 10 feet providing a long felt need. Supervisor J M Bosan contracts Beal Brothers to build the masonry and have set fine abutments. Gaither's two steam threshers have threshed about 30 000 bushels of wheat on the road.
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W. M. Gaither
James F. Orr
Unionville
J. M. Bosan
Beal Brothers
Libertytown
Gaither
Purely Personal Notes From Mechanicstown and Surroundings
A compilation of social visits and travels in Frederick County and nearby towns. Residents from Mechanicstown, Walkersville, Hagerstown, Baltimore, and Baltimoreans visiting Frederick report trips to World’s Fairs, family visits, and camp excursions. Individuals include Mrs. Rev. A. T. M. Horn, Miss Sallie Denny, Miss Ada Johnson, Mr. Philip Nusbaum, and Col. Carter among others.
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Mechanicstown
A.™. Horn
Newburg
Aliss Laura C. Weaver
Greencastle
Ida Creeger
May and
Maud
Walkersville
Sarah B. Long
Myersville
D. R. Saylor
W.C. Birely
Woodsboro
Sallie Denny
Texas
Daniel J. Hanshew
Bmirs. Sturray
Baltimore
Wm. Sterquel
Sterquel
Emanuel Jacobs
Alies Jennie Backey
Middletown Valley
Earl Strausner
Harrisburg
S. 5
Rhoads
South Market Street
Rachel and
Nannie Reich
H.C. Reich
Walnut Grove
Frederick
Lucan Whalen
Loveland
Ohio
Aduie Johnson
Alecantestown
New England
Matne
Dora Horine
Burkittsville
Frederick County
John Gassman
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Minnie
Maggite Mantz
J. 5. Perry
Philadelphia
Jos. E. Roelkey
Emma Schofield
Nusbaum
DeLashman
Howard County
Bessie Krolzer
Frederick Derr
St. J. Grove
St Lime Kiln
Jacob Heintz
W. OC. Birely
Rachel Scholl
West Patrick Street
Sallie K. Willara
Adamstown
Aire
Ella Mann
A. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Hallie Albaugh
Allie Atlee
Minnie Remsburg
Emory Grove
P.J. Duncan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Mary S Seeger
Jenustown
Lucs
Barry Park Seeks 24-Hour Distance Record Ride
Barry Park of Baltimore, famed trick cyclist, aims to break the 24-hour regional mark today amid a hot day and setbacks. He left Washington at 4 a.m., rode to a ravine mishap near Mourovia, then repaired and pressed on toward Predetics and Baltimore, planning to shuttle between Baltimore and Washington to maximize miles by tomorrow.
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Barry Park
Baltimore
Washington
Here¢A. Il A
Kimbler Before Leaving Wiacaingies
Mourovia
Frederick
Welsh Brothers Show Gains Wide Endorsement
The Welsh Brothers' dime show given on the Development Company's grounds has drawn large crowds. It has been praised as clean and entertaining with performances offered in the afternoon and night, earning high approval from all who have seen it.
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Welsh Brothers
Id Cent
The Girl in Town and What She Sees and Hears
A lively column from a local writer notebooks daily life scenes from Lima markets gardens and picnics. It notes peaches beans and corn shortages amid rainless times and mentions fairs politics and community events including a Republican convention and a corner stone ceremony. Local figures such as Lewis Rice and Ned Hay appear along with references to streets Patrick Second and Market.
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Feagaville
Tommy Tyler
Rocky Springs
Middletown
Lewis Rice
Scott Key
Joe Carty
Silance
Dave Brengle
Dr. McCurdy
Maryland
Lord Fauntleroy
Ned Hay
Ar. Hay
Woodsboro
Examiner
Chiizen
Water Works Progress Amid Drought Plans
The Middletown Water Works reports the laying and covering of the reservoir main line toward Main Street will begin soon. Despite ongoing drought on Catoetan Mountain, the town presses ahead with surface work as the system aims to detail future water delivery.
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Middletown Water Works
Valey Register
Reduced Wages Move Sparks Union Talk in Alabama
James C. Clerk president of the né and Onio rod Comany told committees that wage reductions of cents for several months were imperative. Two men refused to accept. In real estate transfers Frank Norwood, trustee, moved to Joseph H. Gartsock in Frederick County for 275 dollars. Creston O. Reedy transferred to Jesse W. Gaugh two mountain land lots in Frederick County valued at 3000 dollars.
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James C. Clerk
The
Onio
Rod Comany
Fern
Irs
James
Boneenix Mobile
Ala
Frank
Norwood
Joneph H. Gartsock
Joig
Cound
Frederick County
Creston O. Reedy
Jesse W. Gaugh
Prederick County
Advertising to Seed Sowing Effort in Good Ground
The piece argues that effective advertising requires three elements: good seed, good ground, and good sowing. It stresses live seed, suitable ground for the seed, and ample but not wasteful sowing, noting newspapers as a medium. It concludes that persistent advertising to suitable audiences yields reliable harvests.
Florida on Wheels tour entertains Frederick visitors
A vivid description of Florids on Wheels led by Sir. Wanton S. Webb touring Frederick and nearby towns to showcase Florida’s resources. The car blends display space with private compartments and has hosted prominent figures while promoting state industries such as citrus, cotton, timber, and railroads. Also notes a Democratic county central committee meeting and upcoming primary dates.
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Frederick
Wanton
Webb
Mechanicstown
Pen-Mar
Florida
Jacksonville, St. Augustine and
Indiso River
H. M. Flagler
United States
Ife
Democratic County Central Committee
House of Delegates
County Centre Committee
Warm Day Marked By Heat And Sparse Clouds
Yesterday's heat drew comments as thermometers reached across the city with values around the middle of the day. Dark clouds formed near the mountains but storms split and moved away to the north and south. A sick neighbor on West Seventh Street is noted on the day’s list. An advertisement touts a laxative remedy praised for gentle kidney cleansing and overall health benefits.
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Ciy
Selections From State News in Daily Ledger
Dated items report deaths in Annapolis and Towson, a cow yacht at Elkton, drought saddling Carroll county butter, and a drought hurting farmers. Naval Academy exams draw 100 candidates at Annapolis. WCTU meets at Hagerstown electing officers. Fires threaten Hamilton Oldfield mill. Chautauqua in Hagerstown features Drs Day and Wolf. Cecil County iron firm to redo annealing furnaces after defects. Almshouse residents Moses Pharoah and wife die in falls.
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E.G. Grant
Annapolis
Cumberland
T. Edward Hambleton
Lutherville
Wim
Singerly
Elkton
Chesapeake
Thomas's Point
William H. H. Powers
Towson
Alexander Cullen
Tangles Sound
Carroll County
Baltimore County
Somerset
Princess Anne
Hammond Eavey
Baskersville
Washuedton County
United States
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington County
Hagerstown
Hamilton
Oldfield
Ellicott City
David A. Day
Africa
L. B. Wolf
India
McCullough Iron Company
Cecil County
Bold Robbery Stuns Resident Near Hamburg Pike
Last Tuesday morning thieves entered Mr Wm Keyeer residence on the Hamburg pike about 3 miles west of the city and stole two watches a silver and a gold one and about 12 in money. They gained entry by calling out a pane of glass in a window. The robbery is believed to have occurred between 1 and 2 o'clock while Mr Keyser slept and did not notice the loss until morning.
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Wm. Keyeer
Hamburg Pike
Bir
Keyser
Orphana Court Grants Harris Estate Admin
Letters of administration on the estate of M. Emma Harris were granted to James B. Harris as administrator. Inventories of stocks bonds and current money of the estate were filed.
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Orphana’ Court
M. Emma Harris
James B. Harris
Local Baltimore ads Promote Wraps, Excursions and Teas
Local notices promote Doe You Want a Fambatone wrapping for bakers and grocers, with 192 prices and wholesale rates. Gaiman & Co advertise dry goods at Baltimore prices with a August 25 sample event at City Hotel. Excursions to Washington, Mt. Vernon, and the World's Fair feature special trains from Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road with dates August 30, September 7, 13, 21 and three day passes. A Lemon Tea for the Walkersville Episcopal Church is announced with free admission and a layout of samples from Chas. Goldsborough. Keller & DeLaschmutt offer hay, straw, and cut hay for delivery across the city.
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Ladie
Buckey
Etty
City Hotel
Baltimore
Epicopal
Walkersville
Chas. Goldsborough
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Chicago
Balizonne
Ohio
Princips
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Second Street
Patrick Street
Mary Jane
Jesse Relfsnider
Market Street
George Myers
Brother Aaron
Davis
Whitmore’s
Mumma
E. B. Bline
West Seventh Street
Storm Serges
Meauxux & Kemp
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Speioreon
Tris
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Hemsbee
Joan Hespukxson
Moses Pharoah
Moses
Walker
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Gue City
James BL Walker
Rodock & Neidig
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Hudouk
A.T. Rice & Sons
IT. Aile & Sons
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Frederick. MD
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Lete Seyanei Hoover
Wolfsville
Sappington
J. E Sidford
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Washkington
Mt. Vernon
Dtr
Verson
BL & Oy
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Algo
Keller & DeLasch
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B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buacgsro
Mercuayr Tasos
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