Secret Ellicott City Wedding Ties Stockman to Whiteford
Minnie Youth Stockman daughter of Wm E Stockman of West South Street and Thomas Whiteford a Baltimore man were secretly married Tuesday at the Lutheran parsonage in Ellicott City. The ceremony occurred at 12 o’clock with Rev S H Wegner officiating. The bride wore a blue suit with matching accessories. Mrs Whiteford returned to her home, while Mr Whiteford stayed in Baltimore. The couple planned a public ceremony later in spring after prior parental objections and travel, with Miss Stockman stating the marriage would remain private for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Youth Stockman
Wm E. Stockman
West South Street
Thomas Whiteford
Baltimore
Elcott City
O'Clork
S. H. Wegner
Whiteford
Mr. Whiteford
Southern Embroidery Co
Fremont Avenue
Miss Stockmain
Frederick
Pound party at the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Lous near Rocky Ridge
A social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Lous featured many attendees, cards, a luncheon, and prizes. Beulah Maeberls entertained guests with an evening of games, drawing prizes won by Miss Louise James and Urwin from Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lous
Rocky Ridge
Charles Long
Sarah Fos
Beulih
Buey
Minnie Thon
Adiah Noda
Valley Smith
Mars Fleas
Jarrce Shriner
Emma Fisher
Marie Feitz
Olive
Florence
M Shorh
Ferne Spook
Nettie Krise
Flom Welty
Nettie
Alin Batt
Beulah Maeberls
Dex
Louise James
Urwin
Charlotte
Zeta
Laut, James
Ore Sehondli
Vie Me Hasias
Beulah Moberh
Washington
Mwenderson Irwin
Thatlame
Crum
South
Catroli Street
Benmor
Trenes
Fae
Alice
Smith
Scratched for 40 years Hyg Mure remedies advertised
An ornate advertisement touts a product called Hyg Mure purporting to cleanse skin and improve health. It claims instant relief for various conditions, emphasizing a vegetarian mind wash that cleanses wastes and leaves skin smooth. The ad lists addresses in Santa Rosa and Frederick as sellers and hints at household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Croman
Santa Rosa
Cal
D.I. D
Vja Williamson North Markets Street
Frederick, Md ' Yeh
Madeline Sullivan License to Wed Indian Woman
Fragmented OCR notice lists numerous residents under illness confinement and household caregiving. Names include Madeline Sullivan and Willian Harley with addresses on East Third and Fast Church streets, plus many others in vague medical and domestic distress. The garbled text references sickness, confinement at home, hospital, and a long list of street addresses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian AL Harley
East Third
Mir Edward Miller
Fast Church Street
West Pilth Street
Navy Defeats W. and L. Pa Woesliegter
The report misreads a sports note with garbled names from an old paper. It mentions Navy defeating a college team and hints at agricultural and literary references. Readers should verify proper names and dates from the original page.
A Call to Action on Flag Day in Frederick Schools
The column urges immediate local effort to memorialize Barbara Friedelie by a public event on Flag Day. It proposes forming an organization, raising funds, and using schoolchildren to sell tickets while engaging press support and community volunteers. An organized campaign is needed for educational and patriotic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phig Bay
Wal
Presse
Frederick County
Mary Ann Rigdon
Electrical lighting neglect sparks city complaints
In Washington, D C, lights on Byamt Avenue and Water Street remain unlit for several nights. Mr. David Shull says city officials were notified but no action has been taken to fix the failing electric fight, prompting public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byamt
Water Street
David Shull
Pape's Cold Compound advertised as cure for colds
An advertisement promoting Pape's Cold Compound claims it cures grippe and cold symptoms quickly without quinine. It asserts two hour dosing, three doses total, and free from side effects while praising its three year research and cost. It warns that advertising brings success in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Tony
Experts Study Pellagra and Corn Quality
The Department of Agriculture conducts experiments on whether spoiled or unwholesome corn and cornmeal cause pellagra. Black and Dr. Carl L Alsberg study detecting deterioration and acidity levels to distinguish good from bad corn. Authorities note Tyrol laws treat spoiled corn as unsafe and emphasize sound corn as wholesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Caele Sam
Black
Carl L. Alsberg
Bureau of Giant Industry
Tyrol
Bureau of Plant Industry
Indictment Aims at Railroad Officials
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled item about indicting railroad officials. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the report suggests authorities pursuing charges related to a company activity. No clear individuals or concrete facts are discernible from the provided text.
Seven Passengers Carried in Train Veloce Blunder
Special Dispatch reports a February incident near Pau where a train wreck carried seven passengers in a deteriorated machine. Authorities confirm the wreckage involved a near collision and partial derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Reno
Strike picket killed in labor dispute on strike line
A strike picket was shot and killed during a labor dispute at the brewery. The assailant, named by dispatches, reportedly resented the picket’s efforts to keep other workers from reporting for duty. Local authorities investigate the fatal shooting amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tao
Foomcselne
Hillal
Personal and Social Fredericksburg Friends at Home and Abroad
Pleasant paragraphs list friends and visitors in Frederick and vicinity. Names include Mrs in Baltimore, Prof Lyi Stephens, John F. Puvis of Urbana, Dr. Thomas Is. Johnson, Ars. Glenn J. Worthington, Mrs. Charles W. Ross Jr, Miss Mary Maulsby, Woodward of Philadelphia, Mr. I. B. Waesche, Miss Nora J. Kreh, Abr. Wi from Springs, Mr. Gerhardt Lampe, Harry Warehime, Miss Ina Horine, David M. Whipp, State's Attorney Arthur D. Willard, Al. C. C. Ausherman, Miss Uelen Datz, Sam Cronise, Franklin Woontz, Miss Margaret J. Whitter, Miss Hilda Hagadorn, Mrs. Ward C. Haffner, Misses Blanch and Mattie Koontz, Wm. H. B. Etchison and Josephine, Mrs. Joseph A. Smith, Mrs. Charles Main, Mr. Miias Ramsburg, Carlton F. E. Molesworth, Joseph Leichert, Charles F. Shipley, M. H. Himson Ailulsby, Private Larry Denton, Bishop Hugh McSherry, Rev Fro Wo Kane, Manager George List, Madame Sherry company. Several travel and funeral mentions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Les Dill
Aie
Lyi Stephens
Woodsmore
John F. Puvis
Urbana
Thomas Is. Johnson
Ars
Glenn J. Worthington
Charles W. Ross, Jr
New York
Mary Maulsby
West Charel
Sireet
Washington
Woodward
Philadelphia
Adolphus Fearhake
I. BR. Waesche
Thurmont
Nora J. Kreh
West South Street
Springs
Ul. Gerhardt Lampe
Harry Warehime
North Market Street
York
Ina Horine
Burkittsville
David M. Whipp
Rockwell Terrace
Stiate
Arthur D. Willard
East Second Street
al. C. C. Ausherman
Court Street
Uelen Datz
Germantown
Fabian Posey
Sam Cronise
Rocky
Hilda Hagadorn
Avenue Williamnson
Ward C. Haffner
Hanover
S. T. Haffner
Ftockwell Terrace
Blanch
Mattie Koontz
Neymar
Mgr
Andrew Haines
East Third Street
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Josephine
East Churchrect
Lisbon
Howard County
Joseph A. Smith
Charles Main
Sedleysville
Westminster
Miias Ramsburg
East Church Street
Carlton FE. Molesworth
Birmingham
Ala
Dirmingham
Joseph Leichert
Charles F. Shipley
Hlf
John Metzbower
Alexander Tobinson
MH. Himson Alaulsby
Church Street
Slarry Denton
Fort M
Tranover Sesteorday
Madame Sherry
Got Tip Top Advice and a Puzzling Remedy Claim
A fragmentary note from Stroud Oklahoma mentions a prankster named Prankel and a supposed cure for an ailment using Buchhon Arnica Salve von Sheba. It references quick relief for minor pains and sprains and lists various dubious product names and places in a disjointed, non-coherent fashion. The text reads as a garbled advertisement or letter with unclear claims and no verifiable outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert” Wiites
Prankel
Stroud
Okla
Buchhon
Arnica Salve von Sheba
Hemler
Earth
Crs Ont Et Poarres Pharmaes
Would Brave Monoxide Fatalities Spark Parlor Tests
Report discusses four volunteers willing to sit forty minutes in a parlor with similar carbon monoxide conditions to a fatal afternoon. Notes Cumberland girl with CO poisoning case, recalls 1892 Whalley deaths linked to carbon monoxide from a small stove. Deputy Coroner White cites numerous CO gas cases. Dr Harrington confirms CO presence but questions sufficiency. Carrot Park spring globe shattered by New Year vandalism. pavilion light not replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Blosser
Chars
Cumberland
John Whalley
Oakland
Francis E. Harrington
Carrot Park
Bergons
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure Test of Time in Frederick
Frank Buckey of Frederick Maryland testifies in 1907 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his severe kidney trouble and backache after Civil War hardships. He recalls relief from sediment in urine, fatigue, and weight loss, with continued health since early 1900s. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frederick
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
EL. Main’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Miscellany of Shoes Linens and Local Goods
Oct recorl advertisement notes diverting better grade shoes and urging buyers to swap for shoes priced at 1.52 while stressing durability among Frederick county residents. It also lists a new line of stitched linens, covers, taps, desk items, table covers, cushions, collars, and embroidery services offered in Saint area.
Notable Candidacy Notice for Frederick County Attorney Nomination
A truncated notice announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Frederick County Attorney. The document appears to request votes at the upcoming pre election and references individuals including George HR and Dennis BI. The full details are obscured in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poherchy Wauotice Ay
Frederick
Gorge HR
Dennis
BI Paw Ecs
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Minnie Ruth Stockman
Ellicott City
Frederek
Madeline Sullivan
Charhao
Toderick
Patrick
Willard
Comiaonoos
Patiich
Hyen
Votto
Tathiek
Lawyersty
Amit Font
Weston Palas Reta
Catherine Pee
Glenn
Adeota Mes
William
Pete Wr Phal Street
Sebowith
Ameena Ure
Atvacinden
Tiute
Navy
Ptastet
Agrculural College
Tea
the People's Column
Shaft
Barbara
Frietchie
He Rao
King George
Preases
R. R
Nea Stonesh
New Essex
Luis
Frederick and Vicinity
Franklin Woontz
Shepherdstown
W. Va
M.O. Doll
Margaret J. Whitter
Adamstown
Freder WK
Howe
Falta
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
PF. J
Hig
Watuptwo
Kinnan & Marvin
Whidlesate Crurgists
Tateda
Hall
All Drug
Wats
Moser North
Shire v
Eimbruider
Saint
Ty James Long
North Market ST
Waring Tyson
Cor
Carroll
Omauster
News Office
Prederict County
Hilaubeth
Aten
Leonard Auust
Toei
Galtimore
Maryland
Hev
Mutter Devine
Rederick County
Jwrson Oor
A. D
Sifod Dunmuary
Jiarry W. Bowers
Circuit Court
Harry W. Bowers
Lewis
Mars Mullinix
Flurkige C
Stullinix
Etchison
Ted
Frederic County
Orphans Court
James Rigdon
Locust Lever Dairy
Ile
H. Rush Lewis
R. V. Smith
R. Rush Lewis
GV. Smith
GW. Heenlein
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Junction
Lehia
New YO
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
ST. Louis
Marpers Ferry
Wincihhater
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Marrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
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