Prominent Pa Methodist found dead in Delaware county study
Nev Penwell Coombe of Chester aged 7 is named as a prominent Methodist Conference member. He was found dead in his Fernwood study on Friday morning from a ruptured bloody vessel. Other items note labor unrest in Milford Mass and wage cuts in Reading and Lebanon Pa, a Nevada City hanging, a Boston arrest for a bank theft, and a Texas water-poisoning scare letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Penwell Coombe
Chester
Methodist Conference
Fernwood
Delaware County
Milford
Mass
Lipscomb
Anderson
Whiting
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Latrobe
New Orleans
Nevada City
Cal
John C. P. Collins
Moore's Flat
W. F. Cummings
Boston
Houghton
Fitchburg
Montreal
Orr, Painter & Co
Reading
Lebanon Manufacturing Company
Lebanon
Walla Walla
W. T
E. Ed. Johnson
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Express
John Bennett
Ladd & Tillson, Bankers
Portland
Johnson
Long List of New Subscribers Keeps Growing
Daily additions push the subscriber roster higher as new names accumulate on the expanding list. Stream of signups continues to rise, reflecting strong interest and ongoing outreach.
Another View On Valentines And Mutability Of Love
A pastiche of nostalgic verse describes a restless young man scanning last year’s valentines for freshness. The unseen speaker laments faded romance and the shift from idealized moonlit love to earthly, mournful musings on change and aging in a antiquated poetic voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Fire and Attempted Robbery at Mrs Ward and Mrs Fisher Homes
Fire alarm last night followed a blaze in Mrs M Ward cellar fueled by coal oil. A man was seen fleeing after a shot grazed Mrs Fisher’s finger. police seek clues and reward to catch suspects amid confusion and mystery over motive and entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ward
All Saints’ Street
William Fisher
Capt. Walling
L. O. Thomas
Market Street
Fisher
Dickness
Trestees
Mollie F. Reiling
Mountain City Frederick sees steady growth and new plans
In a Fredrick era review, the city is praised for improved trade and finances. Bond debt from 1670 is shown shrinking while 5 percent bonds were replaced with 6 percent bonds. Water lines were upgraded at 11,564.10 as the sinking fund grows to 10,000. Factory plans boost employment, with several firms expanding. Projections expect half a hundred new buildings and rail connections to Washington and the Shenandoah Valley, alongside school growth and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik
Aluaneas
Greens
Register
Maryland Hinge Company
Frederick City Novelty Wood Works
Lilly and Murray Cigar Manufactory
Brooks Step Ladder Company
McMurray
Frederick
Washington
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah Valley
Birthdays and Thoughtful Gifts for the Family
The piece urges remembering each family member's birthday with extra effort. It suggests themed treats and small presents, from cookies and puddings to shoes, clothing, and toys. Emphasizes gifts for children, parents, and even hints at gold bands or keepsakes to foster generosity and lasting happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Frank
Julia
Sometmes
Drensen
Guidelines for locating a healthy schoolhouse
The text outlines criteria for choosing a school location with access to air and sunlight, west and south exposure, elevated ground, nonmade soil, surrounding open space, a garden if possible, good drainage, absence of stagnant water or contaminating influences, favorable wind direction, minimal tree cover to allow sun, and a clean, ample water supply.
Curious Journal Note on Air Life and Child Growth
A foreign scientific journal notes a curious physiological fart remarking that open-air life appears to stunt growth in early youth. It suggests that while air exposure benefits overall life, it may have unintended adverse effects on developing children in the source fragment.
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Lord Baltimore
Baltimore Oriole Association
J. W. Morris
First National Bank
Hew
First National Beak Building
N. E. Cor. Market & Church Sts
General News
Galveston
Tex
Austin
Terrell
Texas
Old Frederick
Fairview
Feanvany
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