Gratifying report of Board of Charities finances for 1893
The treasurer’s report ends January 1 1894 shows expenditures of 23417 dollars and a balance of 2172002. The average inmate count was 270, with 74 boarders paying 6781 37 dollars for board and attendance, leaving a further balance due of 3725 66 dollars. If collected by January 1 the balance would have been 3942 39. The report claims no debt and lauds the board’s businesslike handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Taz News
Monterne
Tze
Do cyclists drink too much say Irish Cyclist
The Irish Cyclist argues that cyclists drink less than non riders due to safety risk, impaired performance from alcohol, and the cleansing effect of fresh air and exercise. It notes lemonade as a preferred drink and beer only in moderation, with Swindley and Wheeler cited on cyclists not appearing drunkenly in police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahcehol
Father Mathew
Swindley
Wheeler
Prostrated by Gas Delays Family at Brunswick Home
Mr and Mrs F E Alder and their son Garland of Brunswick were overcome by gas Friday night from a stove in the store-room beneath their bedroom. The house being open likely prevented fatal asphyxiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Alder
Garland
Brunswick
Farewell vain world in city society columns satire
The author lampoons city society and churchgoing during Lent. She mocks hyprocrisy in fasting and feasting, notes merchants timing spring ads, and recalls the Monocacy hero’s return. A lively account covers a ladies orchestra, dirty streets, weddings, pancakes, parties, and spring fashions.
Loss to the Town as Mr. C P Smith Leaves
The Brunswick Herald notes the departure of Mrs C P Smith, manager of Wenner Swank Co. tin end store department, to Frederick. He is praised as a skilled mechanic and lively town figure, with theatre talent and strong training ability. The piece wishes him success in Frederick and predicts he will gain patronage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Herald
C. P. Smith
Wenner, Swank & Co
Frederick
Smith
Joe Morgan
Hand Mashed on Sandsy Night in Knoxville Yard
Mr Jonathan Carey a Knoxville brakeman was injured shortly after midnight when his hand was caught between yard bumpers. He was taken to a drug store where surgeons Dr A G Horize and Dr Levi West treated the injuries and may need a second operation. The first bruise also proved severe and efforts continue to determine if further treatment is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxvile
Brunswick Yard
A G. Horize
Levin West
Carer
North America
Cyrus Thomas
America
Columbus
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proves Popular This Year
The passage extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best known in many regions and notes its sales rise in those areas. It claims the product maintains a high standard, surpasses rivals, and grows in popularity. It also advertises a fiction piece and newspaper subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hoov
Seasonable Condiments and Market Prices Report
Weather hindered market attendance yet buyers purchased a full supply. Prices held steady on butter and eggs with eggs at 12 to 15 cents per dozen near Easter. Vegetables and fruits ranged with onions 20c per half peck and apples 15 to 20c per half peck, fish varieties listed with per pound and per bunch prices. A Brunswick committee left for Annapolis to urge charter changes before the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alang
Bay Taylors
Annapolis
Messrs
J.T. Martin
John & Jordan
Z. T. Brantner
Brunswick
A. G. Horize
Frederick County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhe
United
Royal Baking Powder
Wall St
the Daily News
Syquishing
Shshhle
Big Drop
Freleaten
Society Colums
Ggzht
Key
City
Johnny Blelfield
Urnanadan
Kale
Jane
Tae News
Money Savers
Ren
Thomas Hi. Haller
New White Front
Central Dry Goods House
North Market Street
Maryland
Charlie Walters
Tas Serre
Pierce
Willietta Dougety
Grand Rapids
ALWA
W.H. B. Etchison
HOS
South Market Street
Undertaking Aspecialty
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Mid
George 4A
Ghelbert’s
No. 16
North Market Gt
Fredertey, Md
Ueda
Aere
Washburn, Crosby & CO
Minneapolis
LM. Hildebrand
Lancaster
Null Brothers
Renner & Kemp’s