Maryland farmers form institutes plan in Annapolis meeting
A Maryland gathering of farmers from multiple counties proposed creating state institutes to train farmers and improve crops and livestock. A 5000 annual fund would support institutes meeting twice yearly in each county and a committee of twenty three, including officials from Mary land Agricultural College, to promote legislation in the early session. The plan aims to elevate agricultural practice and cattle breeding, drawing on models from Wisconsin New York Iowa and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Macuy
Hesse
Balticore
Sneha
Bare
Iaetsie
Wader
Sveto
R. W. Silvester
Jay Agriculturel College
OH. OU. Derries
Artazee
Farmer's Institute
Annipolis
McEting
H. O. Devries
Boward County
W. B. Sends
Baltmore
Secresary
Jom
Pres Dent Silvester
Maryland
Wisconsin
New York
Iowa
Pennsylvvania
Vacaville
Prince Georges County
Annapolla
Ruth
Elwood Balderston
Cecil County
Jersey
Guernsey
Slivester
Acre
Annipolis Institute
Beyries
Rav. R. Bllvester
The
Agricultural College
Wm. & Powell
Howard
D. M. Nesbint
Prince Georges
William B. Sands
Baltimore County
Arthur Stabler
Montgomery
Traveling salesman found dead after apparent suicide
A traveling salesman, identified as Scoscrer Peter, 22, from Philadelphia, was found dead in his room. An empty bottle and notes suggest self harm. A man named Ernest Leverco letters praises a Punch portrayal, while the text hints at identity confusion and a possible impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoscrer
Ter
B. Pak
Philadelphia
Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud Poem
A scanned fragment from a poem narrates mortality and memory with lines on infants, parents, soldiers, and common folk. It reflects on life, death, and the enduring thoughts of forebears, ending with the famous question Why should the spirit of mortal be proud. It then shifts to a historical sketch of Philip II’s decline, the Madrid Escorial journey, and Spain’s costly wars and debts in 1598.
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S Geotch Post
Walter Scorte
Philip
Madrid
Philip M1
Lisbon
Spain
Pestre Ples
Sicily
Auli
Philippines
Spice
England
Tevennes
Hood’s Remedy Promises Ongoing Cures After Odd Prep
A fragmented ad-like snippet touts Hood’s product as effective beyond odd preparations. The text claims it cures continuing issues and emphasizes Hood’s brand efficacy. Specific dates, locations, or figures are absent.
Art at the Capitol Gallery Tour and Statues
A detailed tour of the Capitol galleries highlights portraits and canvases including Carpenters signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, Neugie and Pomer portraits, Leuzé landscapes, and Bierstadt scenes. It describes the National Statuary Hall collection with statues from Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Michigan, and federal gifts, noting famous figures like Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korember
Carpenter
Neugie
Henry Clay
Pomer
Jefferson
Powell
Lake Erie
Asi
Catet Justica Marshall
Brocka
Golden Gate
Bieratadt
House of Representatives
House
Apos Ons
Vanderlyn
Washington
Ary Scheffer
Marquis de Lafayette
Congress
Bierstadt
California
Hudson
Bu-She- Kee
Vincenti
Col. Eastman
United States
National Statuary Hall
Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Simmons
Nathaniel Greene
Brown
Convenicut
Jonathan Trambull
Roger Sherman
Ives
New York
George Clinton
Robert Livingston
Palmer
Masaachusetts
John Winthrop
Greenough
Samuel Adame
Miss Whitney
Vermont
Eileen Allen
Mead
Jacob Collamer
Powera
Maine
Willam King
Pennsylvenia
Robert Felton
Roberts
Peter Gabriel Muhlenberz
Miss Nevin
Ohio
James A. Garfield
William Allen
Niehave
New Jersey
Richard Stockton
Jesst
Worth Knowing Health and household tips from old ad copy
A jumble of outdated tips and claims about cleaning, preserving, and health remedies. Includes statements about dipping tools to avoid bending, camphor in clothes presses, bread and breadcrumbs for fabrics, and various cleaners. Promotes Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia with praise and consumer appeals.
Unclear winter tale from Tong Reach West Virginia
A garbled 19th century fragment from Tong Reach West Virginia describes an incident involving F Mastin and a missing or altered outcome. The text is damaged and lacks coherent details, making precise reconstruction difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mastin
Tong Reach
West Va
Abe L
Relief in Six Boars and a Cure Claim
A dubious medical notice touts a panacea from a named supplier offering quick relief for urinary pain and kidney discomfort. It promotes a mysterious product with claims of immediate urine flow improvement and long lasting cure. The ad lists Soitny J A and Matson as purported practitioners and cites Frederick, MA as origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Wi Matson
Dragpuat
Frederick
Catarrh Cured Remedy Ad by Albert Builung
An advertisement for Shiloh vatarch remedy promising cure for catarrh and sweet breath. Claims a simple treatment offered by Albert Builung with prices stated as 50 aaa ame ar ee ar ires. Unclear details but promotes preventive health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Builung
Deeply Felt Love Poem and Local Medicine Ad
A damaged fragment presents a lyric about enduring love and faithfulness, with lines of emotional reflection. The piece includes a testimonial of hidden sorrow and the claim that bonds cannot be severed by time or absence. The excerpt shifts to a medical advertisement urging consultation for Schick’s Cure for Consumption. It ends with a local coal and gas ad listing a supplier in the Beichison building.
Frederick Division Schedule Effect November 11
Schedule for Frederick Division with train times to and from Hanover Gettysburg and Lee. Weekday departures include Philadelphia Chicago Express and Louis Express with arrivals at Hanover 9:23 4 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. daily. paper directs to obtain tickets at station from agents PREVOST and Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Gettysbi
M. Prevost
A. B. Wood
Late 19th Century Rail Departures from Alto and Ohio Rail
Schedule lists daily departures from Alto and Ohio Rail lines starting Oct 20 1888 to Baltimore Philadelphia New York Harrisburg Winchester Cumberland and more with varied times and Sundays for Washington and key way stations. Arrivals section includes multiple origin points such as Baltimore Winchester Martinstown Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia and Washington with numerous Sunday constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araecen Sanday
Philadelphia
New York
Bereeraan
Beecerstown
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Bare
Cumberland
Cincinnati
St Delphia
O. M
Marthaburg
Winchester
Hagerstown
Martinstie
Pitsburg
St Louis
Chicaro
Pyne
Philadel
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Sanday
Iron Washington
Tatens
St .Lesh
Chi
Brunswick
Versintans
Baltimore and
War
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Aszuapolie
Agenst
Serisi
Kelly
Chitral Re- Bown
George ‘Whyte
Tor India
Major Bromhead
Rorke's Drift
Wetingalshed
Sthosen
Herbert Stewart
Redvers Huiler
Ekbo
Thomas Baker
Berlioz
Billy Meyer
Wade Weedar
Bre
Ernest Leverco
Oman
Cresta
Rei
KEW
McDowell
Ntatue of Representatives
Jenni-st-Arne Kudiell
Troorkrener Glenn
HE Capitol
Cbte
Frarcah
Annerios
Lao
C. Wells & Co
Roy
Pampieton
Ense
Albert &. Pearte
Atchison Saldox
Nathan Gutman
Gar Holiday Sales
Nimis Gols & Co
Baltlader
Bie
Pais
Wse
Boone
Trousseatx
Athan Quctman
Gian & Coz
Lexington
Povildam
Frederick Markets
Geo. I. Cramer
Frederick Elevator Co
Rho
Barsracre
Ighor
Spring Wheatight
Spring Wheat Bakers
Peano Maryland
City Mills
Teilow
Buabel- Hutabaga
Barre
Ustars
Ae Wilsen
Virornia
Albert L. Pearre
Biechison
Jonathan Biser
Attention Consumers
Goa
Foot
Jonathan Eiser
Axp Sitomisoue Ooal
Third Street
Frederick, Md
Tenddet ‘Telephons No
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elphia
Eres
Ebbageiphie
Columbia
Wrightshire
JED
Vans Hoedshoro
Walkeraville
Frederich
Maryland RR
Echng Wit P
Shibore
Gettysburg
Folz
TstowDan
Lownwan
Williamsport
Chewsville
Smithburg
Edgemans Syene
Hignfield
Gape
Teysdale
New Oxford
Henover
E. Moja
Amileate
Parcive
Hagerstay
Wales
Sor
Daci
Intermediste
Bomm
Union Ee
Smd
Rocay Ridge
Tane
Idtestown
Cosma
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