New Market Notes on Local Residents and Events
Mrs. D E Stone of Emmitsburg visited family in the week. Many locals, including Miss Nar Dorsey and Miss Anna Scheer, face illness. Business and social news follow as families travel, birthdays, and parties fill the weekend. Detour and hospital visits are noted along with sales of property and church updates across Graceham and Church Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
D. £. Stone
Emmitsburg
Mary Downey
Nar Dorsey
Anna Scheer
Peruna Promises Cure for Grippe Through Healthy Mucous Membranes
An advertisement extols Peruna to prevent grippe by fortifying mucous membranes and claims it wards off epidemics and related illnesses like catarrh, pneumonia, and typhoid malaria. It asserts grippe is not highly fatal but weakens the body, inviting further diseases. Peruna tablets are also offered as a form of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orser
Local notices from Lime Kiln social news
Mrs Joan Otis slowly improves after illness. Visits from Mrs A J Catsail and Master James Catsail of Ruckestown. Miss Rut Feaca spent weekend with brother in law and sister. Mr Reed and Mrs N G Wilson of Frederick visit. Mrs William Fisher spent Tuesday in Frederick. Mrs William J Grove and Mrs J F Baer visited Frederic k. Miss Mary Mossberg returned from visit to niece Mrs A Cuinail of Ruckerstown. Mrs Edward Mummer spent Friday. Mrs Henry Baker ill with pleurisy. Winslow Barber and son Clyde spent weekend with daughter Mrs Anewst Brust of Frederick. Mr Grover Moseburg of Lime Run in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Otis
A. J Catsail
James Catsail
Ruckeystown
I. G. Baker
Rut Feaca
Eed
N. G. Wilson
Frederick
William Fisher
William J. Grove
J. F. Baer
Frederick Viseling
Mary Mossberg
A . Cuinail
Ruckerstown
Edward Mummer
Henry Baker
Winslow Barber
Clyde
Anewst Brust
Grover Moseburg
Lime Run
Baltimore
Adamstown reunion after trip to Virginia and West Virginia
Adamstown residents report Mr FE. T. Bready has reunited with family after a weeks trip to Virginia and West Virginia. Mre CW Cromwell spent several days with her son Mr Carlton Cromwell and James Ruckesstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
FE. T. Bready
Virginia
West Virginia
CW Cromwell
Carlton Cromwell
Jamils
Local news notes of residents and visits in the Chevy Chase area
A long list of brief social items records returning residents visiting relatives in Washington Baltimore and Frederick visits by Miss Edna Keller Miss Viola Wachter and others at various homes engagements such as card club meetings and birthday celebrations. Several residents including Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and Mrs M K Thomas are noted with relatives and travel mentions along with church group gatherings and neighborhood visits.
Frederick residents noted in a Friday visit roundup
Mr Murray Cronenburg of Frederick visited friends here Friday. Messrs Joli Molesworth and C W Kidd spent Saturday in Frederick. Mr Willaot Kidd spent Monday in Line Kiln. Dougida Williams and sor visited Vrw. Mr Albert Davis, at home here, is slowly improving. Mrs Margaret Dronenbury confined to the house. Mr and Mrs John Smith near here confined with grip. Mr Reuben Davis, as Valaton, was guest of Mrs Nora Davis Friday. Mrs George Wolfe visiting in Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Henry Ramburg of Frederick guest of parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Williams last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Reed
Fannie Bramwell
Aanit Mary Hood
Martha Reinhart
Baltimore
Ellen Phebus
E. E. Adams, Sr
EB. E. Adams, Jr
Washington
Emma Maynard
Jessie Brown
Charles Poole
Mt Amy
Mary Stevens
Francis Richard Arnold
Margarite Taylor
Miss Mildred
Rose
Mary Bader
Nellie Stevens
Carrie Swomley
Blanche Mary
Mildred
Gladys Stull
Buckeystown
John Etsier
Ursarv. Narsamen
A. J Smith
Koehler
Frederick City Hospital
Johnson
Samuel Brandenburg
Mollie Routzahn
Ellerton
C. N. Brandenburg
Garfield
A. R. Brandenburg
Smithsburg
Joshua Morgan
John Bear
Harry Eccard
Prometherge
E. Diller
Carroll Cover
Key-Mar
Ella Cash
Deleulune
Westernater
M. A. Koons
Tancytown
Hannah Weant
John Kiser
Rose McCall
Whitmore
George
Union Jridge
J. C. Whitmore
Graceham
Jacob Martin
Co. BE. Society
Russell Fisher
Fred. Crawford
Elmer Creeger
Harry Creeger
David Summers
Middletown
Chester Joy
John Pittinger
Wm. Cramer
Charles Boller
Mattle Collistoner
Belva
Raymond
Otto Boller
Harry Fisher
Familly
Hagerstown
Raymond Boller
Esther Firor
Ross Colliflowen
John Colliftower
Cordie Pyres
Florence Conte
Frederick
Jamesville
Mary Molesworth
Reuben Moxley
Mr Murphy
John Haine
Maurice Baker
Monrovia
Donie Iyatt
Bessie Mussetter
Oilie Baker
Davis
Fountain Mills
Nora Davis
Lulu Hane
Newton Kidd
Buckerstown
W_ Kidd
Alice Montgomery
Tacom32 Park
John Dronenburg
Frea+rick
Anenburg
Jennie Musselter
Edward Fickell
Ellicott Cite
Lann Ai Ati
Mies Thelin Riges
Alonzo Motley
Willams
Henri Vinssetter
Vire
Thomas Kang
Missidle Cromwell
Shenandoah
Ure
Woaard Mosler
Balitimere
Jaci
Werk
Maes Magruder
Williams
Vire Donegall
Mr. Murray Cronenburg
Mesars Joli Molesworth
C W. Kidd
Mir Willaot Kidd
Dougida Wiliams
Willtung
Albert Davis
Margaret Dronenbury
John Smith
Reuben Davis
Valtanon
Jiriday
George Wolfe
Henry Ramuburg
Frederik
Charles Williams
Social visits and local health notes in Shookstown
Shookstown residents Mr Joly lathadne and Mr Peter Mins visited relatives near Baltimore. Roy Hader and family from Frederick spent Sunday with Edward Staley and family. George Wallinsie and family from Buckeystoun called on John McKinsie’s. Miss Ruthwine and Wickless sisters visited Braddock. Anthony Wickless and daughter visited C A Wickless, Frederick. Harry Staley has been ill but is now able to go out. Jacob Shoemaker is confined at home with the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Hill
George Fulmer
Jacob Hutter
Middletown
Johnson
Joseph Hargett
Albert Hargett
May Thomas
D. M. Whipp
P. E Flook
Middletown Wal Fer
G. E Fullmer
Shookstown
Joly Lathadne
Peter Mins
Teluuses
Baltimore
Roy Hader
Frederck
Edward Staley
George Wallinsie
Buckeystoun
John McKinsie
Childre
Vota Ruthwine
Lars Wickless
Louse Wickless
Fiend
Braddock
Anthony A. Wickless
C. A. Wickless
Frederick
Harry Staley
Jacob Shoemaker
Brandies Accused by Iowa Official in Supreme Court Fight
Washington February 10 A Senate subcommittee opened the investigation into President Wilsons nomination of Louis D Brandies of Boston to the Supreme Court. Cuffield Thorne chairman of the Town board of railroad commissioners accused Brandies of infidelity and unprofessional conduct, claiming he conceded the rail rate was adequate yet argued for shipper interests, alarming Thorne and prompting sharp criticisms of the nominees conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. R. Commission
Washington
Wilson
Louis D. Brandies
Boston
Supreme Court
Senate
Cuffield Thorne
Brandes
Thorne
Dieard
Pape's Diapepsia Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A vivid advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a safe candy tasting remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims relief in five minutes and urges readers to ask pharmacists to show the fifty-cent cases and reassure consumers they will feel cleansed stomachs and renewed appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propic
Persian Troops Recapture Town After Severe Fighting
Persian forces recaptured a town after heavy clashes. The report mentions cautious movements, a retreat by the opposing side, and a forceful tightening of control near Constantinople amid ongoing hostilities. Strong mentions of military actions and strategic positions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haldar Bey
Penn
Feo
S Uyv
Constantinople
Sgntiac
Attase
Buffalo Machinists Vote on Strike in Buffalo
Buffalo machinists will vote on a strike at a meeting of local divisions of the International Machinists Union. The meeting will decide whether the strike goes into effect immediately. The report notes the February date and location in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Unio Toe Tilke
Leempsons
Pratt
Remedy for Bronchitis Coughs and Whooping C cough
An advertised home remedy promises to relieve bronchitis asthma croup lowness and whooping cough with a simple formula. One bottle allegedly lasts the winter for a family and is guaranteed to satisfy or refund the purchase price with druggists offering return if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearse
Schiff- Man
Varnish Stain Sale Ad with Enamel Colors
An old ad promotes Jap Enamel varnish stain in all colors Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak Light Oak. Details list 13 pint cans at 12 cents, pint cans at 20 cents, and quart cans at 35 cents.
Paint sale listing with wood tones and cans
Floor stain available in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. Galion cans priced at 1.25 dollars, 12 gallon cans at 0.65. Kalkomo and Muresco cold water paint sold in 5 pound packages for 0.35 each. Oil offered at standard prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalkomo and
Muresco
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Fannie Bromwell
Will Etchison
Nite
Edith Etchison
Kate Boyer
E. L. Grimes
Nannie Reich
E. G. Welch
D. T. Nixdorff
D T. Nixdorff
Oscar Arendorf
Edward Stahl
Katherine Arenidorf
Id2
Della Arendorf
Wolpsville
John Laurance
Marion Marlin
Fredrick
Beulah
Thurmont
Emmeline Pankhurst
America
Furry White
Chevy Chase
Virg Paul Thomas
George M. Thomas
Anna Mary Day
Jacob Dutrow
R .R. Day
M. K. Thomas
Wilda Searfr
T. E. Edwards
Edna Keller
Jefferson
Viola Wachter
Jesse Kreg
Ruth
Point of Rocks
H. A. Wachter
Card Club
Narcie Marriott
Helen Stauffer
Viola Houck
Margee Renn
E Poole
the Reformed Church
Charles E. Poole
Haney III
American Press Associat
Thorne c
Brandies
Brandhes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pape
Chichester
Ieee
Everviilfs
Harrisburg
Earl
Moyer Amestone
Swataia
Colus
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Frederick R. R. CO
East Patrick Street
Merhl
Santa K
Steve A
Jober
West Enstein & Orner
North Market
W. H. Knock
Frederick, MD
PHONE
Seeger & CO
W. Patrick St
the Ebert Hardware CO
Yin
Jaz Ut
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
C. F. Rothenhoefer
Prop
East Seventh St
North Bentz St
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