Wednesday ember day and back home in Baltimore news
Brief notes itemize events from politics to local life including Jenonte Winston returning to Baltimore to perform, the shortest day of the year starting Saturday, 1989 paper production estimates, relocation of McBtoney family to Frederick, General Bradley T Jounsom elected president of the Army and Navy group, and various local incidents and community updates from Maryland and New England areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenonte Winston
Bstimore
Winte
Liberty
Frederick
Bradley T. Jounsom
Army
Navy
Ederate
Las
Lowa
Henry A. Davis
Weal Firgits
Bermand C. Steiner
Ue Phi Beta Kappa Soslaty
Johne Hopkins University
Claude McCuvery
Busler Bros
Thaa
Boonaboro
Lincoln Central Republican Club
Baltimore
Eliet Lowndes
United States
Brown
Maryland National Guard
Maryland
Over Thames
London Bridge
Middlesex
Kent
Linus Pond
Dedham
Marvagraphs Of Those Who Come Home for Holidays
Mr Wilson Beale is home from Princeton University. Miss Mamle McSherry has arrived home from Scranton Pennsylvania. Miss Catherine Boke returns from Frederick while visiting sister Miss Fred. Nyman. Miss Katie Ferguson of Baltimore has been a guest of Dr. T. S. Davis of Liberty. Miss Maggie Riordan of Baltimore returns near Libertytown. Miss Clara M. Cook home from Frederick near Shepherdstown. Mr Allen Schley of Baltimore visits with Captain Bchiey at Liberty. Miss Gertrude Brengte leaves for Parkersburg and St. Louis for Christmas and New Year. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Mt. Pleasant plan to move to Louisiana. Biagsade Bunker attended the Charity Ball in Baltimore in black velvet. Miss Jamie R. Beale returns from Wellesley College with Miss Floyd Smith of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Beale
Princeton University
Wm. Lampe
Princeton College
Mamle McSherry
Scranton
Catherine Boke
Frederick
Fred. Nyman
Katie Ferguson
Baltimore
Allen Schley
Bchiey
Liberty
Gertrude Brengte
Parkersburg
W.a
Louta
Alo
Airs
Henry Smith
At. Pleasant
Louisiana
Biagsade Bunker
Jamie R. Beale
Ray
Dr. Beale
West Second Street
Wellesly College
Massachusetts
Miss Beale
Floyd Smith
Kansas City
Funeral Notices for Fleming Harding and Charles Sealey
Mrs Sarah A Fleming Harding died at 81 3 5 buried at Mt Olivet Cemetery with services by Rev Dr David J Beni and Rev Osborne Ingis pallbearers named. Undertaker Etchison. Charles Sealey of Pearl held funeral at Ala late residence to Mt Carmel Church with Rev Farring service pallbearers listed and interment in church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Fleming Harding
Mt. Olivet
David J. Beni
Osborne Ingis
Pall-Bestera
Wm. H. Zimmerman
Adolphus Fearhake
John T. Moore
Dol
Wm. H. Miller
John W. David
Railroad Accident Report In Liberty County Bounds
Telegram from Greenville Ohio reports that Oliver Hammond and his wife and three children were killed at a railroad crossing near Carnesville Michigan. A telegram to his sister and brother in Liberty requests further details.
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Liberty
Thia County
Greenviile
Ohbio
Associated Press
Oliver Hammond
Hammond
Carnesville
Mio
Near Liberty
Meeting of the W. C. T. U. tonight at Miss Radcliffe’s
News of the Churches notes a W. C. T. U. meeting this evening at Miss Grace Radcliffe’s residence on East Second Street. Rev A H Zimmerman announced last Sunday he would preach on a theme from a small boy who had just attended the Junior C. E. Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Radcliffe
East Second Street
A. H. Zimmerman
C. E. Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Chu
Improvements at Washington Junction
Workmen at Washington Junction repair facilities to serve passengers. A toilet room with washroom conveniences will be added near the ladies sitting room and a separate toilet room will be provided for gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junction
Comuntry
Lewis B. Adams
University of Rochester President Hill Hears Resignation Dry Run
A trustees committee urged President Hill to withdraw his resignation. Hill said he would consider the request and render a decision on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Rochester Bes
Hill
Sunday School lesson on Luke 11 and birth of Christ themes
A dense, devotional Sunday School ext discusses Luke 11 and Luke 2 cycle. It cites angels, shepherds, Mary, Joseph and prophecies from Isaiah and Micah, urging faith over fear, trust in God, and sharing the message with others. It references scriptures from Romans to Acts and emphasizes belief, courage, and witnessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foredt Travid
Jonathan Een
Ible
Aleit
David
Anos
Ecg Beatie
Heb
Paull
Geo Xy
Isaial
Israel
Dhy Finn
John
Elijah
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
John xvii
Mary Acd
Toseph
Mary
Clessid
Daniel
Msn
HYHENEAL PURRELL STOCKMAN Wedding Notices
Multiple marriage notices from Frederick County describe nuptials across several locales including Middletown Boonsboro and Liberty. Couples include Chas. Wm. Parrell and Daisy May Stockman, Charles R. Ridenour and Abbie K. Rael, Harry Grams and Edna May Enodie, Daniel G. Ifert and Annie Ridenour, and Mary Genevieve Davis with Roy Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purrell—Stockman
Reformed Parsonage
E.R. Eschbieb
Chas
Wm. Parrell
Daisy May Stockman
Frederick County
Bidemouh~reel
Middletown
This County
R. Byrd
Charles R. Ridenour
Abbie K. Rael
Keedynville
Grams—Ekrodle
Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
J. E. Maurer
Harry Grams
Edna May Enodie
Burkittsville
Ifert—Ridenour
Daniel GC. Ifert
Annie Ridenour
Pleasant Walk
Gardrer
Davis
Epiecops Church
Biberty
Mary Genevieve
Thomas 8. Davis
Roy Gardner
Clemsonville
Mendelssohn
Carrie Eleanor Davis
Frederick
South
Eleanor Davia
Atlanta
Birmingham
Als
Rheumatism Relief Endorsed by Liveryman Davis
MrDBP Davis of Itiahen Va endorses Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism. He cites his brothers inflammatory rheumatism, eased by first application and cured after one bottle. Sold by A L Pearce Frederick and W BR Rudy Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. P. Davis
Itiahen Va
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
Rederick
W. BR. Rudy
Mt. Airy
Digestive Aid From Mount Lebanon Shakers
An 18th century style ad extols a Digestive Cordial from Mount Lebanon Shakers. It claims the tonic assists digestion, reducing indigestion and fat-related issues, and promises easy digestion of fatty foods. The copy urges readers to buy a 10 cent bottle via suggested channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikio
Tata
Mount Lebanon
Advertising Axions From a Murky Page
A fragmented advertising aphorism piece promises that steady, well written ads yield results. It urges concise wording and persistent effort, noting moral proverbs about value of wise advertising and the lure of riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
New Mexico
Golag
Christmas Shopping Frenzy Grips Holiday Trade
The holiday shopping rush fills streets as crowds crowd stores and aisles, with many shops adding extra clerks. Merchants expect steady buying through Tuesday night and deserve a prosperous season after hard years. Diphtheria spreads in Harney and Bridgeport areas, with two Smith daughters and a Degroft child among recent deaths. Harney public school closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooda
Harney
Carroll County
Bridgeport
William Smith
A. Degroft
Prhild
Beauty Beyond Skin Deep Promises From a Patent Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for complexion by cleansing the system and purifying the blood. It claims improved digestion strengthens the body, clears impurities, and nourishes flesh, promising cures for lungs, liver, stomach, bowels, skin, and scalp through better digestion and blood quality. It urges readers to send stamps for a 100 page medical adviser booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Your Coat Collars A Tailor Can Tell Whether You're a Beat
A satirical piece explains a tailor’s collar tag system that supposedly reveals a customer’s finances by stitching. It describes various stitches meaning good pay, slow pay, or bad debt and how identifiable marks on collars allegedly expose character to the tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Senta
Geo
Knights of the Sheare
Arenon and Dixons Line in American boundary history
Mason and Dixon surveyed the boundary along the 89 degrees 43 minutes 26.3 seconds parallel between November 15 1763 and December 25 1767 to settle Maryland and Pennsylvania disputes. Stone markers were placed every five miles, engraved with Lords Baltimore and Penn, and the line was revised in 1949 as substantially correct. The piece notes not to confuse it with the later terminology of the Missouri Compromise era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenon
Dixon
Mason and Dixon
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Dill John Randolph
Literary Societies Celebrate Joint Anniversary at Western Maryland College
The Philomathean and Webster Literary Societies at Western Maryland College marked their joint anniversary with a college auditorium program. Miles Ida May Dodd spoke as Philo president, M Heath gave the anniversary oration, and J F Kans performed impersonations with a cast including G Wilson Strayer and others. Music by Bessie W Gunkel and others accompanied the event. An advertisement promotes Throat and Lung disease remedies sold by Albert L. Pearre with testimonials and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean and Webster Literary Societies
Western Maryland College
Miles Ida May Dodd
The
Philomantheaps
M. Heath
J. F. Kans
Rameralda
Afinses
G. Wilson Strayer
F. Mabel Fulton
Nannie P. Keating
Ella BE. Millerd
Messrs
J. W. Smith
M. L. Vessey
H. H. Murphy
AL. Daugherty
G. Woodford
N. Q. Gibson
Bessie W. Gunkel
Mesara
Smith and Lane
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Ctal Baking Powder CO
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the Daily News
Max
Washington
Bugs, Portieres
Abcline
Meakot St
EquareCor
the Sunday School
Golées
Carkalty
Ezra ¥. Moser
Sol’ Hyd
A. Wi- Hameou
Frederick, Md
Christ
James L. Francis
Chicago
Albert L. Pearre
Brobinson
Shiloh
SoushGare
Pearry Bightson
Shilons Cure
Is. i. Waren
Bunterile
Etchison Building
Kuri
L. Pearre
Etchison
East Patrick Street
BR. Fahrney
D. Fahrn
Edhe
Uoussal
Albert Th. Pearre
Etchneon Building
Dansae
Pert L. Pearrs
Etchwon Bald
Neryea
Weil
Man
EB. B. Woapsn
Forte
Ziciaen Balld
Bweenes
Siya
Shiok
Alpert
Pearre, Etchison Building
Sommerclil College
P.O. Drawer B
Topake
Kansas
Clifton
Wake Malt Whiskey Sole Proprietors
Clifton Malt Whiskey Co
Cumberland
New York
America
West Church
St Frederick, Md
Lim
Septizderea
Louison
South Market Street
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