Socials and a Dance Highlight Late 1800s Page
The Daily News reports a social hosted by Miss Nettie Ely at East Sixth street with a late supper and dancing. A dance is announced for 146 East Patrick Street with Miss Lizzie Lerch and Miss Georgie Marman in charge. A mental health case, Ambrose E Bartgis, is described as he attempted to take a citizen’s daughter. a lunatico inquirendo jury convened at the courthouse and the case remains unresolved. The article names several jurors and officials and notes the defendant and his mother returned home after the court session.
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Socere
Nettie Ely
East Sixth Street
Patrick Street
Lizzie Lerch
Georgie Marman
Ambrose E. Bartgis
West Patrick Street
de Lunatico Inquirendo
Orlock
G. Jos. Doll
D. C. Winebrener
M. E. Getzendanner
C. N. Bahn
G. F Clingan
Clinton Fout
Robert Ramsburg
Henry Derizbaugh
Jos
FP. Payne
Thomas Darner
Frederick Main
H. F. Steiner
Ester
Eichelberger
Wm. P. Maulsby, J Jr
A Grand Wedding Report From Washington
A correspondent describes weddings including Howard Zollicoffer and Ids C Mehrbing at Trinity Lutheran church with 75 guests at a bride’s reception. Other nuptials include Clifford S Smith and America J Kime near Jefferson, and Irene Everhart and Austin Geselman in Westminster at St Pauls Reformed church. A Mount Pleasant couple Richard Durrew and Nettie Cramer wed at the Novitiate parlors. A boy’s Youth’s Companion piece includes playful lines on winter and skating.
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Washington
Howard Zollicoffer
Ids C. Mehrbing
Trinity Lutheran Church
Smith—Ring
Jefferson
S. A Hedges
Clifford S Smith
J. Kime
Geiselwas—Everstart
Austin H. Geselman
Westminster
Irene Everhart
Geo W . Everhart
Manchester
St Pauls Reformed Church
Calvin S. Slagle
Night and Day Cure Sells At Drugstores
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise KRemp’s Balsa for throat and lung complaints. Mentions nightly and daily dosing during the week, claiming to cure bronchitis and related coughs. Calls out druggists and a ceremony-like claim, with unclear details and garbled names.
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Kremp
Drew Jonchitis
Arch beneath the night sky stunned riders on train
A passenger train passed under a self luminous arch that curved over the track. The arched glow lit the countryside in moonlit silence as silhouettes formed in the shadows. The arch faded after the tram passed, leaving a memory of eerie light and quiet.
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Wwe
Promentytor
Tex
Atlante Constitution
Boy Sparring Bout Draws Laughs at Produce Exchange
A New York Star item describes a salt water bath scene where two young boys age about 10 spar and their father referees. A strong onlooker joins the bout, shouts a cry of hitting too hard, and a knockout ends the playful contest as a man identified as John J. SXLhrvac is revealed to be the observer.
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New York Journal
Produce Exchange
New York
Iag
John i
New York Star
Louis
Mr. Smith
Mary
Janes
Sarah
Buying Women's Shoes From a Husband’s Viewpoint
A St Louis shoe dealer narrator humorously describes the tedious task of husbands buying shoes for wives, detailing the endless questions, indecision, exchanges, and the wife’s return to swap pairs. The ad then extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for various skin ailments with a money-back guarantee.
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Lie
Moren
Seo Thhem Agar
Adness
St Louis Gide
Wellington's Reticent Duke Guides Campaign Strategy
In a wartime scene, Wellington and Lord Uxbridge debate next steps with the duke remaining silent yet showing trust. The duke stresses duty and practical wisdom, comparing campaigns to rope work, preferring adaptable tactics over fixed plans. A second item touts Dr Rung’s New Discovery for consumption boosting trade at Jos. B Garrett's rug store.
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Wellington
Lord Oobridge
Lord Uxbridge
Bonaparte
Uxbridge
Napoleon
Jos
Garrett
Curious Minds and Bees Across The Years
A collage of anecdotes on idle curiosity from Youths Companion and Bee Journal readers. It pairs a nosy neighbor scene with debates among apiarians about Italian bees versus Syrians, presenting opinions from multiple named figures and reflecting early 20th century editorial style.
New York Physicians Recommend Baby Cigars as La Grippe Preventive
Eminent New York physicians held a consultation yesterday regarding a preventive for La Grippe. They concluded that 30 smoke Lewis F. Kussmaul's Baby Cigars, with 10 scrape flavoring, could irritate the throat. a full Havana eng Aller is offered for 5 cents at 25 N. Market Seadv.
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New York
Lewis F. Kussmaul
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Carlow
Ireland
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Montreal Star
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Ames
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Afoca
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American Bee Journal
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MB Chaddock
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H. D. Oakling
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Royal Baring Powder Co
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Wew
York
Perons
Deveaszscott & Bowne
W.L. Douglas
Superior
Meek
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Schooe
Congress
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Betiere
William Son
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Lemensh St
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Weil
Sor Chi
Mass
Axwre Geerrova
Columbes
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Khabeepeare
Bed Rock
Bushard
Mammoth Furniture
C.C. Carty
Brelice
Furniture and Undertaking House
Oa. Cc
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Frederick, MD
H. W. Etchison & Son
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Asp
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Br . Gharles Street
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