Tomorrow's News promises eight page feature fest
The Saturday News outlines eight page highlights for tomorrow including in the Palatinate Rev G Merle de Fore Zacharias letter from Frederick on Reformed Church history the county new districts Braddock Ballenger portraits blood will tell Captain Kilmers Spain war stories the Woman's Page six fall fashion columns home decor recipes and more agricultural live stock dairy and creamery sections Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns and regular Saturday features plus local and foreign news and home delivery for two cents
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Palatinate
G. Merle de Fore Zacharias
Frederick
Hollend
Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Spain
Kilmer
T's
Satveply
Mary Jane
the Market Scribe
Personal notices from Mount Pleasant and nearby towns
Purely personal items list residents and visitors including Charles A. Ramsburg of Mount Pleasant Maud Grom Flor ence Hahn Susie Zimmerman and Julia Nutt. Also notes meetings with Osias Pierce and Dr Jerningham Boone family relations and a forthcoming auction of the late Daniel Hendrickson estate and a fall incident on North Market Street with John Marsh and Henry Wincety.
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John Marsh
Henry Wincety
North Market Street
Church Iret
Himelf
Winter Cold Breaks Records Across Frederick County
Twenty degrees below zero at Mt Airy and near as low in several towns as a brutal blizzard grips the county. Reports describe extensive frostbite dangers for travelers, ice on river dams, and a stranded locomotive due to ice clogging. A notable tale recounts a duck flock landing on a reservoir carrying a huge ice cake. Mr William D McCleery suffered a frozen memory while thawing a pipe at home.
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Mt. Airy
Tila County
Frank Smith
Frederick
Carlos de Garmendia
Doubs
Claude Dutrow
Adamstown
Steiner Brothers
Mercury
Court Street
Tur
Bartholows
Frederick Junction
Montevue Hospital
Myersville
Buckeystown
Araby
Charles Chew
Chas. Fisher
Robert E. Shaeffer
Braddock
Wm. D. McCleery
Preparations for German Baptist conference on Beaverdam farm
Preparations are underway for the annual conference of the old German Baptist Church to be held next May on the Beaverdam farm of Rev. I. P. Sritely. The Liberty circuit M P Church fourth quarterly meeting will be held at Johnsville tomorrow at 10 o clock a m.
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Old German Baptist Church
I. P. Sritely
Beaverdam
Liberty Circuit
M. P. Church
Johnsville
Officers Elected at Frederick Jonian Lodge
At the last Frederick Jonian Lodge colored A. F. and A. M. meeting officers were installed as Worshipful Master Anthony King Senior Warden Thos H Halli Junior Warden Alexander Davis Treasurer Samuel T. Dixon Tyler John Parker Secretary Richard A Walker Stewards Wan C Downs and Chas U Goings.
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Frederick Jonian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Anthony King
Thos. H. Halli
Alexander Davis
Samuel T. Dixon
Tyler
John Parker
Richard A. Walker
Stewarts
Wan. C. Downs
Chas
U. Goings
Maryland Lunacy Statistics From Thirteenth Commission Report
The Lunacy Commission's thirteenth annual report to the Maryland Governor shows 2,582 insane individuals confined in almshouses jails cemeteries public and private institutions. Of these, 1,153 are in state or city hospitals, 170 in private or corporate institutions, 107 in county asylums, and 152 in county almshouses.
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Lunacy Commission
Maryland
Market and club notes from Frederick area
Wheat at 73 cents a bushel in Frederick and corn at 38 cents. corn on the barrel priced at $2. The New Market Literary Club and the Frederick Art Club plan meetings tonight. Thurmont Whist Club holds its regular meeting Monday. Mr and Mrs UC Waiters from this city were among players. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and tonic.
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Frederick
New Market Literary Club
Frederick Art Club
Reading Club
Thurmont
Whist CIA
Whist Club
Protest by First Maryland Regiment Over Muster Location
Soldiers of the First Maryland Regiment protest plans to muster out in Baltimore rather than at Camp Mackenzie Georgia arguing transportation costs of 20 to 30 dollars per man. They urge mustering out in Augusta or Baltimore only if costs are covered, noting many face unemployment and hardship.
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First Maryland Regiment
United States
Baltimore
Camp Mackenzie
Augusta
Fourth Regiment
Howard
Lane
Georgia
Caage
Delightful Amateur Entertainment at City Opera House
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA presented a varied program including a Bangs farce and tableaux mouvants at the City Opera House last night. Misses Ott Kolb Douglass Zimmerman Kindley Kader Lakig Vastle McDonnell and Grayson Renner with Henry Clay Holt gave spirited performances under Mrs McDaniel’s instruction. George Ed. Smith and the Frederick Seier Orchestra provided music with Mr Owen Campber on piano.
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Opera House
McDaniel
Frederick Seierr
Sulu Vyruf
Smith
John Kendrick Bangs
Mary Taylor Ott
Marion Kolb
Grayson Renner
Henry Clay Holt
Ott
Kolb
Douglaga
Habo
Zimmerman
Kindley
Kader
Lakig
Vastle
McDonnell
Shaftsbury School of Expression
Boston School of Oratory
Owen Campber
Gate Keeper Appointed for Monocacy Gate in Maryland
At a Baltimore board meeting, George R. Roelke of Baltimore was named keeper at the Monocacy badge gate east of Frederick. The appointment takes effect April 1, replacing resigning incumbent Mrs. Blum.
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Baltimore and Frederick
Baltimore
Asi
George R. Roelke
Frederick
Blum
Farm Sale Near Liertstown Sees 105 Acres Sold
Mr B F Hammaker bought the Dr David Wilson farm near Liertstown containing 105 acres for 2500 dollars. Dr Wilson will move to Denver Colorado where he has resided for some time. Edward Nanan Ising tenants the property.
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Sali
B. F. Hammaker
David Wilson
Edward Nanan Ising
Liertstown
Clock Repair Delayed by Extreme Cold
Mr ALA Lehmann, engaged in replacing the town clock, has faced significant delays since Monday due to the severe cold weather.
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Ala. Lehmann
Syrup of Figs Marketed as Pleasant Laxative Remedy
The Modern Way extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company as aLiquid laxative that cleanses the system and breaks up colds fevers and headaches without unpleasant after effects, contrasting with older crude methods.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Postal Telegraph Company Plans Pole Lines Through Cities
Surveyors for the Postal Telegraph Cable Company push plans to string lines from Pittsburg to Baltimore via Cumberland Hagerstown Middletown Frederick and Washington. Cumberland and Hagerstown councils hold ordinances granting poles with a $1 per pole tax under study while officials weigh routes and competition benefits.
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Guimberland
Magerstown
Kecking
Fredaerick
Postal Télegraph and Cable Company
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Garrett County
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Middletown
Frederick
Washington
C.J. Hubbard
Postal Telegraph Company
Hubbard
Washington Street
Washington Square
Antietam Street
Mulberry‘street
Postelelegraph '.Co
Alllin
Western Union Lines
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Schindel
Camberland
Bubbard
River flood danger warned as thaw looms near Potomac
Snow in the Shenandoah Valley raises flood fears along the Potomac as a rapid thaw could bring a freshet like 1889. River men expect renewed flooding if snows melt suddenly while similar snowfalls occur nearby. The notice also reports probates and sales including Harry M. Stable heirs funds and several property transfers.
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Potomac
River Men
Shenandoah Valley
Pitapeiritia Offers Cure for Kidney Related Ailments
The product claims to treat a range of diseases and blood impurities linked to kidney dysfunction. Advertised as a natural remedy, it emphasizes detoxification and balancing bodily systems.
Mrs Dr Brown Surgeon and Chiropodist Advertises Relief
Mrs Dr Brown, a surgeon and chiropodist, offers corns at 25 cents and bunions at 50 cents each. She relieves corns bunions and ingrown nails without pain or blood loss so the boot fits after treatment. Dr Brown boasts ten years in chiropody and high local recommendations. She visits Mrs Bradley's 56 East Church on February 9 10 11. Also C S Cramer optician at 92 North Market offers free eye exams.
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Dr. Brown
Brown
Baltimore
New York
Death notices and funerals yesterday and today in Frederick
The remains of J Knight McDonnold arrived in Frederick from Washington at 11 oclock and were taken to his grandmother’s home. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM from the late home. Harvey E Jones formerly of this city died in Roanoke Va and his funeral was held at the Baltimore and Ohio depot with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Miss Emily Riggs of Frameville will be buried at Mount Olivet after a service at her brother Joseph Riggs home tomorrow at 11 AM. Mantua dispatch notes Americans taking Catoocan with heavy enemy losses and a rapid rout.
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J. Knight McDonnold
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
East Second Street
Savannah
Harvey E. Jones
Roanoke
Baltimore and Ohio
Page Milburn
Mount Olivet Cemetery
W.H.B. Etchison
Emily Riggs
Frameville
Joseph Riggs
Mt. Olivet
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Charles A. Ramsburg
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Charlesville
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Berryville
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Frederick Janction
Balimore
Susie Zimmerman
Margaret Boone
Jerningham Boone
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Washington County
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Daniel Hendrickson
Wity Hotel
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Harry M. Stable
H J. Stable
Gettysburg
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Messrs. M.E
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Charles E. Roach
Green's Hotel
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J. C. Gilbert
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Diabetes
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Lola
Updograff
John Hennakson
Neidig & Miller
G.berger
Frederick's
Newk & Mus
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Urron B. Main
Boyle
C. S. Cramer
Optician
Wm. C. Boteler
N_ Market street
Residence City Hotel
B. Sappington
Wewal
Lan Sdawiy
J. B. Sappington
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A. T. Rioe & Som Fungal Directors
Frederick, Md
F V. Staub
Logrand
FR. V. Stars
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Market Stream
Choire
California
Railing
Ranixe Grocery
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Malling Grocery CO
N. Market St. Frederick
Telyphone
B. Ramsburg
Co.e. Ramsburg
Market St
J. Hessely ‘Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
C-U-B
Hobson
SUGW
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Willard
Keller
Alfred Ritter
If Ofice
D*r. O. Nicodemus
N. Market Street
University of Maryland
Tedlodiy
Witon G. Urner
Clayton O. Ree Hemmond Cross
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Lave and
Zane
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Aattorney
Catoocan
Mantua
Amelia Yost
Dairy Maid's
City Hall
Sam’s Place
Samuel C. Titlow
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