Christmas notices fill county page card style
Local church and Sunday school reports list regular services, Christmas programs, and entertainers across Bloomfield Woodsboro and Church Hill areas. Names include Rev S B Stevens Rev Geo W Crist Mrs L Fox Elmer Snook Claude Null and others. social events and family visits noted. a sanatorium seeks 15000 by subscription for next year.
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Creages PU
S. B. Stevens
Church of God
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Geo W. Crist
Lutheran Sunday School
Allen Putman
Frederick
Bliss Fenara Sliver
Sunny Monday soap promises purity and durable shine
An advertisement extols Sunny Monday soap as white and pure made from the finest materials with no rosin or dirt. It claims clothes resist fading and shrinkage, works in any water, includes a dirt starter saving rubbing time, and promises to double garment life and halve wash day labor.
Panama Canal Locks Wonders of Engineering World
A U S government critic warned of enormous cement use for the Panama Canal. President Taft explained large shipments of cement and ongoing orders, while Colonel Goethals showed Taft a lock construction cement mixer. He noted the cement used could soon form a path around the world and assured cement locks will endure for generations.
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Panama Canal Locks
Awiide
United States
Theey
Taft
Panama
Congress
Goethals
Colonel Goethals
December Poems for Public Schools Selection
A list of December poem items chosen by Miss Ella V Kreig for public schools. Works include O Little Town of Bethlehem, Christmas is Coming, Our Santa Claus, Christmas Song, Kneeling at my mother's knee, While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night, and related verses. Elements mention December usage and school supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's
Ella V Kreig
Bethlehem
Cure Your Kidneys With Dean's Kidney Pills
Frederick citizen testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain irregular kidney flow and relief after use. Ad claims kidney health prevents diabetes dropsy or heart disease and notes price 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents. Mentions Salisbury electricity concession awarded to Salisbury Light Heat and Power Co for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Heck
East Patrick Street
Fredenck
Dbean
C. E. Main
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Agence
United States
Salisbury
Salilsburye Light, Heat and: Power Company
State Notes From Salisbury To Baltimore And Beyond
Notes of news across Maryland recount incidents from Salisbury fire at the Salisbury Woodenware plant to Baltimore street begging permit pause. Highlights include legal suits, deaths in Howard and Washington counties, university endowment gains, typhoid leave for midshipmen, and a 10 year penitentiary sentence for Raymond Jenkins after an attempted home invasion in Germantown. Governor Crothers rumored to seek advisory Court of Appeals members, denied by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Ralisburs
People’s National Bank
John Storn
Columbia
Howard County
John Kinsey
Sauger
Smithsboro
Washington County
John Lee Carroll
Washington
Archibald Spat
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Johns Hopking University Endowment
Andrew Tatzke
Cumberland Region
Ron J. M. Arters
Wilmington
Anti Saloon League
London Fashion Rivalry Over Waist Lines This Winter
London women debate dresswaist placement for winter frock designs. Some favor natural waist. others push for short waists inspired by Napoleonic court styles. A compromise emerges with wide sashes from the natural waist, in satin silk and embroidered fabrics, aiming for neat comfort rather than a wasp waist.
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London
Josephine
Napoleon
A&&c
Fashion Row Rages Over Hobble Skirt In Chicago Session
The National Clank Suit and Skirt Manufacturers' Association, meeting in Chicago, dismisses hobble skirts and related attire as a passing fad. Delegates condemn the style as a freak that decency should resist while predicting a spring 1911 fashion shift toward more room for feet and limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National
Clank, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Association
Ate Hand
Soie Jop Hovland
Rayner Declines Supreme Court Interest Prefers Senate
Senior senator Rayner said at his Washington home that he would not seek or accept a Supreme Court appointment. He emphasized no desire to join the bench and affirmed his intention to remain in the United States Senate as long as Maryland voters support him.
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Senate
Iwidor Rayner
Washington
Supreme Court
Vath States Senate
Ataryland
Mie
Rayner
Brief Items of Interest from Local Notes
Amid town chatter and general notices, Mr John Mebinleg of West Sanuth street killed a hog weighing 560 pounds. The family dog Heb, a valued Scotch terrier of Mr Hzra Koffman Sr on West South street, was found frozen to death yesterday.
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IIL
Almamacy
John Mebinleg
West Sanuth Street
Heb
Hzra Koffman
West South Street
Court docket at December term before Judge Motter
The docket for the December term of the Circuit Court convened this morning before Judge John C. Motter. Members of the bar and the cases set for trial were announced as the proceedings began, with expectations of progress and potential outcomes for the scheduled trials.
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John C. Motter
Hears from Mrs Nellie Blescing Pister in Berkeley
Missive from Mrs Eyster to Mary Jane recounts Nellie Blescing Pister’s illness at home in Berkeley California. The note, written during confinement, expresses gratitude for sympathy and cheer in a tone reflective of childhood memories and quiet endurance.
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Nellie Blescing Pister
Berkeley
California
Eyster
Mary Jane
Learta Ta de
Fred Fellick
Wrong Song Sparks Audience Rise at Baltimore Concert
An orchestra misplayed a patriotic medley inviting a chorus of the Red White and Blue. A Civil War veteran stood and others followed as the Star Spangled Banner finally rang out, revealing the crowd’s miscue and ensuing reactions.
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Reu
Baltimore
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H. B. Ogle
Loys
L. Ogle
Elmer Snook
Mhngerstown
John A. Snook
Washington, D. C
Bernard Myers
Black’s Mill
R. L. Ogle
Bradley Stambaugh
Woodshoro
Creageerstown
Ciaude J. Null
Brunswick
J W M. Null
LeRoy Rhoades
Elroy Whitmore
Y. P. 5. C. E Society
Mesars
Washington Plittinger
Howard E. A Martin
Edward Angell
Waynesboro
Charles W. Tressler
Charles
Samuel Tressler
Charlesville
Harvey M. Pittinger
Thurmont
Nellie G. Miller
Nettie Martin
Charles R Coleman
William H. Martin
Rocky Ridge
Herbert F. Martin
Sykerville
Samuel Martin
Reformed Sunday School
Harvey P Martin
Union Bridge
Hir
George Fichelberger
Jimtown
Charles Tressler
Clara M Pittinger
Clarence
Chas. W. Tressler
Mr. Larvey Pittinger
Gail Ramsburg
Carl
Roy Ramsburg
Byron Zimmerman
Prederick
Cabin Harper
S. W. Ramsburg
Rena V. Smith
Albert Powell
John W. Rice
George Cain
Ars
Charles Cain
Smith
Chestnut Grove
Florence Cook
Migitle
Agnes Holfmaster
Martin Holfmaste
M. Zimmerman
William H Stimmers
A. MM. Zimmerman
Win Myers
Clarence Summel
Franklin Koonte
Zian
Elizabeth Bussard
Joseph Warren
Linganore
Willis Alridge
Ada Etzler
Woodsboro
Willis Aldridge
Harry Moxley
S. E. Young
Clark Skeggs
Mt. Airy
Edward Cumrine
M. BE. Ecker
Getysburg
H. H. Young
Joseph Kreimer
Benton Harn Ts
Ella Crumrine
Edward Crumrine
Minnie Smeltzer
LD. E. Smelter
Maynard Dudrear
Lola
Walkersville
J. D. Kling
Ida Riggs
P. L. Feiser
Lewis Haller
Genera Young
Helen Stauffer
Clara Donsife
Frank Wolhide
Ladiesburg
Anen Hahn
Miss Emin
Kling
Frighds
Walkersvile
Leonard Barreeck
Walkers
Church Hill
Sanday Kornaene
St Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Aid Soret
Eudowood Sanatorium
Tawson
N. K. Fairbansc Company
Chicaco
American Press
Asaueliation
Mise Kreig
Christ
Bown
Mary
God
Phillips Brooks
Santa Claus
Mel
Trom Emily Poulson
Hugene
the Christ-Child
Jesus
John T. White
Heo
David's Town
David
Savior
Christ the Lord
Nahum Tate
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Bovey
Raekos
Walia
Bnitimore
Smoneress
Japan
Ta Cou
Thos. F. Allen
West Patrick Street
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