Advertisements list clutter from old newspaper
The page shows a muddled ad list with lines including Boarders Wanted and Camp Meeting notices. Readable items mention Braddock Heights and a Dry Goods firm, with unclear names like Jacob Rohrbsch and Mmlints & Kemp. Subscriptions drive readers to follow advertisers promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couri
Church St. Camp Meeting
Braddock Heights
Jacob Rohrbsch
Mmlints & Kemp
Woman’s College
J. H. Grove
Brief Bits from Local and General Interest
A compact column notes London cab drivers numbers, a Brunswick high school proposal, seed crops near Middletown, a mare death, a Maryland state committee plan, fairground hurdles, county Democratic committees, early store closings end, hotel arrivals, September mean temperatures, property deeds in Brunswick, and a sales pitch for Syrup of Figs as a health tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brunswick Herald
Noah Rouzahn
Middletown
Jonas A. Doub
Idletown
State Central Committee
Baltimore
Roger McSherry
Frederick
Talbott
Democratic County Central
Market gossip and tomato talk on late summer harvest
The column reports a bustling market morning with tomatoes at peak and watermelons and cantaloupes in good supply. It notes a proposed market picnic, mentions fruit and vegetable quality, and lists current prices for eggs, butter, poultry, meats, and produce. Reverend A. M. Smith resigns from the Evangelical Lutheran Church after thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesson
Gil
Dave Rice
Frank Sappington Hive
Judge Lynch
Shepherd
Pature
Aes Lovee
Para
Narrow Escape On Train Near Washington
A derailment scare occurred shortly after 8 o clock when a collision caused breaking glass and shattered windows in the forward ladies car and rear car of a train. Several passengers were cut by flying shards but no serious injuries were reported. An investigation by B and O officials is under way.
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of Re
Glaas
Abatrain
Washington
Cotte
The Girl Adult Town and August Musings at Fredericktown
August notes reflect weather, town life, and upcoming events in Fredericktown. The writer grumbles about drought, contemplates the Colonial centennial, and jokes about trolley plans, City Hall, and a theater season. July heat yields to September, with school openings and local markets shaping daily life.
Middletown Lutheran Council Lines Cemetery Property
The Middletown Lutheran church council approves a land exchange involving D B Routrahn and the Lorentz lot to straighten the cemetery boundary toward Harmony road. Mr Boutzahn receives compensation for land, while Mr John O Haya and Ried Fiontey retain nearby properties with adjusted payments for any excess land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of Middletown
D. B. Routrahn
A. N. Ifert
Harmony Road
Assa
Boutzahn
John O. Haya
Atzahn
Opera House to Undergo Interior Renovation Before Season
The City Opera House undergoes extensive interior renovation led by Mr Kennedy and the Excelsior Steam Cleaning Co. Improvements include rebuilt walls, refreshed carpeting, revarnished seats, expanded dressing rooms, and enlarged stage doors. A steam heating option may be adopted to stabilize temperatures for future cold seasons. The Breezy Times plans the season opener next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Lao
Thhough Oly
Wil
Opera House
North Market Street
Kennedy
Excelsior Steam Cleaning Company
Yeakle
Board of Aldermen
Belog Meade
Breezy Times Company
Echoes From Christian Lives Gospel Meeting Offers Informal Service
MOA notes a young men gospel meeting tomorrow at 3:30 PM lasting one hour with the topic Echoes From Christian Lives led by the devotional committee. Also announces a Monday 8 PM monthly association business meeting with committee reports and miscellaneous business. Beatrice Biggs funeral held today. she belonged to Miss Milly Beale's Presbyterian Sabbath school and Westminster catechism memorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistess
Misa Beatrice Biggs
Weat Patrick Street
Milly Beale
Presbyterian
Wealher League
Lookout
Myersvills Marvels and Local Garden Notes
Myersville readers report on bean and potato yields from local plots. Mr John Marker near Myersville sent a sample to the Guide office, noting herd hes variety beans reaching up to three inches and kernels, while Sams Gelb harvested two bunches of beans. George Garnod planted a potato weighing one pound and yielding pounds of potatoes from an early fortune crop, with average yields per acre noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersvills
Myersville
Purnday
Apelle Wits
George Garnaod
Deon' Fail to Go Theatral Show At City Operahouse
The Tuesday attraction at City Operahs features a humorous musical farce titled A Breeny Time with Miss Webster among the cast. After two hours of singing and instrumental play the performers end with a Turkish Opera finale noted for its bold high D notes and strong delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deon
City Opers Hounders
Arrest Report On Suspected Negro Wilson Near Palms of Rocks
Riding Deputy James Crum received a call from a Washington county officer at Sharpsburg about a colored man arrested on suspicion of being the wanted Wilson. The man was detained briefly but released after proving his identity and showing he was not the suspect. No further word has been heard about Wilson’s whereabouts near Palms of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crum
Washington County
Sharpsburg
Wilson
Palns of Rocks
Frederick city school openings and facilities noted
Local notes on school facilities including playgrounds and playrooms, praise for Primary Department and healthful environment. Frederick College and Women’s College openings listed with dates and programs. Public schools to reopen September 2, 1806 with details on annex and examination for entrance.
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Ita
Frederick
Boboovs
South Street
Bouth Atreat
Ephraim Boblitz
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