February Forecast and Knights of Pythias Meeting
Weather forecast for February warns of rapid temperature swings from Feb 22 to 25 with sudden floods and severe storms in northern regions. Venus and a full moon on the 23rd intensify disturbances as the vernal equinox approaches. Maryland Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias met in Baltimore for the twenty third annual session with reports on new lodges, finances, and burial benefits.
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Hicks
Irs Hicks
Gresres
Venus
Boreas
Kaighe
Pythias
Maryland
Indormment Park
Supreme Lodge
National Order
Edward A. Gittinger
Washington
Coun
Pleasant social dances fill North Market area
The North Market street vacant house hosted a large dance hosted by Misses H Baumgardner and Jennie Brengle with about seventy five attendees. Coate's orchestra provided music and a lavish dining room featured treats, followed by continued dancing until early morning. PARTE IN THE COUNTY reports fourteen couples left for Walkersville to attend a pound party at Stauffer's hall with games, refreshments, and late return times. MOP AT ROCKVILLE notes a grand hop at Rockville Town Hall with Mrs. Harry Stokes in white satin and music by a Washington area orchestra, refreshments served at midnight. A Linganore basket party and dance is planned near Linganore Mills, with committee led by Charles Reich Archie Ogle and Lewis Kolb. BIRTHDAY PARTY mentions Mrs. Geo Koetler hosting a dance for her son Charles on West Fifth Street. An advertisement promotes Dries' New Heart Cure with health claims and a testimonial-like tone.
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North Market Street
G. H. Baltzell
H. Baumgardner
Jennie Brengle
Coate
H.€. Zacharias
Ile
Stauffer's Hall
Frederick
Rockville
Town Hall
Harry Stokes
Washington
Brunswick Progress Report From a Busy Monday visit
A News representative toured Brunswick on Monday, observing a bustling development scene. New buildings emerge along Wenner street while businesses expand, a drug store opens in a modern building, and plans progress for a Protestant Episcopal chapel and a weekly Brunswick Herald to start in March.
Rattling Good Performance At City Opera House
Al G Field and Cos minstrels delivered a rattling good show at the city opera house last night to a large audience. The troupe, many in top form, pleased all. The company plans another appearance in Hudson, with tickets expected to draw a full house. August 20, 1891.
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al. G. Field & Cos
Opera House
Tsige
Hudson
Republican
City Opera House
Sone Cough Bronchitis and Lungs Sector Warantee
Fragmentary OCR mentions cough bronchitis and lungs with scattered references to Europe and a press result. Key names and concrete details are unreadable, but the fragment signals a health issue report linked to European context and a press outcome.
Brief Bits From The Jefferson County Chronicle
A varied local update notes a pension granted to Wai t Burkhart of Jefferson County. Several notices cover medical services by Dr. L. Hardesty at City Hotel, property improvements by Charles Wachter, a banquet plan by Free-l ike Barthes Mees Sienes group, and public meetings including the Frederick Ridesten and Persian Examining Surgeons. Community items mention a marriage license issued, a brass mounting theft case, donations to the Key Monument, a Scotch terrier gift, and a delay to a Baltimore train. Astronomy notes describe Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Venus and other planets with timings for February skies.
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T. Burkhart
Jefferson
3. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Barthes
Pebrussy
H.C. Zacharias
Monvar
Ele Weedward
Due Le¢o
Frederick Ritemen
Frederick Ridesten
Armory
Board of
Ss. S. Maynard
Frederick
Jacob Roser
Parsons
Washington
Geo. E. Hughes
Diary Loutrow
Advertisers urged to use The Weenur News weekly issue
The Weenur News announces a 3000 copy weekly issue with free Tax News sale notices. Advertisers should submit by 5 pm to reach readers across this and adjacent counties. Also reports an unknown man’s body found on a Brunswick railway, believed to be a tramp who fell while stealing a ride.
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Tne Weenur
Tue Weernur News
Branswick
Fragmented Writings on Moon Phase and Spring Customs
The text hints at a moon phase on Monday evening and a crescent beauty when clouds pass. It mentions Esster winery plans for forty days, wedding card notices with garbled phrasing, and references to Washington's birthday and a spring timetable with March dates and onion season.
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Xew Moon
Tiddledy Winks game explained in playful jargon
A dated layout explains Tiddledy Winks as a game for any number of players. Each player has a dingus, winks are divided, and players jump winks into a pot to score points. The wording is eccentric and playful, outlining scoring and play steps.
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Layou
Local Obituary and Ads Note Aims at Health Cures
Ann Howard Dez 73 widow of Isaac Howard dies at Urbana home this morning from bronchial trouble. Also notices report a Harpers Ferry collision between an express and freight train with no injuries. Pills and tonics for coughs and heart disease advertise, citing Kemp’s Balsam and Dr Miles heart cure with testimonials. Mary L Braker’s recovery after heart disease highlighted.
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Ann Howard Dez
Ann Howard
Isaac Howard
Urbana
BL & O. Ris KR
Harpers Ferry
So Express
Biss
Mary L. Braker
Ovid
Mich
Dr Miles
Zemeny Jos
Gare
Paes
Miles
Do You Cough Kemp’s Balsam Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a cure for coughs colds sore throat chest pains influenza bronchitis and lung ailments. It promises quick relief after the first dose and notes large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Shiloh
Philoh
Remn
Kemp
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Promising Health Remedy
An advertisement touts Miles Nerve and Liver Pills as a new principle remedy for liver stomach and bowels through nerves. Claims speedily cure biliousness torpid liver and related symptoms for all ages with samples offered at local druggists. Also mentions Victor River Syrup and Infants Relief with trial bottles and warnings about neglecting cold leading to consumption. Various vendors named Steines Brothers and Steiner Brothers Druggists.
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Miles
Jos
B. Garrett's
Steiner Brothers
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the Daily News
Linganore
Bir
Lewis A. Kolb
Linganore Mills
Charles S. Reich
Archie Ogle
Geo. Koetler
Charles
West Fifth Street
ROYAL
U. A
Beunswick
Brosswick
Birdseye
Engish Inc
Charles M. Wenner
Brunswick
Alessis
Smith d
Philadelphia
Wenner
Elliott
Joss
Charles Haden
Petersville
Arlington G. Horine
Burkittsville
Jordan and Turner
8. V. Blessing
Fout
Wm H. Fout
Bourkettsville
Nannie Tropnell
Lucy Garrett
Messrs
Ghas. H. Feete
Edward Brady & Sons
Baltimore
Weaver & Conwell
Potomac
Brenawick
Middletown Walter
Lovdour County
Ticinily
Marceth
Tuesik
Een Vai Brunswick
Times
Charles E. Wachter
Henry Miller
Independent Hose Company
Charles Koontz
Jesse Gerbrick
Jack Gerbrick
Nowland Smith
Ballesch
Hagerstown
Sandy Hook
Washington County
Key Monument Association
Rice & Hallerbeaver & Co
Dayton
Ohio
H. B. Hardenburg Co
New York
C. L. Diffendal
B. Rosenour
Jupiter
Mars
Corus
Saturn
Regulus
Sol
Mercury
Moon
Neptune
Uranus
Esster Winery
Pashington
Tina Coughan
Steines Brothers, Druggista
Victor
Brook
Jast
Onion Foundly Axon Machine Works
Journal
FOX Advertisers
Scagls
Baines
P. Rowell
Catarre
Hartley
GUR Furniture
O.C. Carty
Ben Patrick Street
Precrick
Pertatioa Company
Carty
Swith
Western
Frederick Stove
Sexton Grand
Algo
Royal Argand
Lozety
Quvase
Thomas & CO
HAC. Pox
East Patrick Street
IBGE
Noble Cook
Tron King
Howe
Hustler
Excelsior
Grand Climax
WiLscow
East Patrick
Frederick, MD
Parrish
Scientificall Combini
Ort
Lobb
Fifteenth St
Phi Pe
Canning House
The
Warfield Manufacturing Company
Éebananes Siechanics
Loecnase Oate’ Sedlan
John Sta
House & CO
NIAL
Silver Creek
Milly
James F. Ruddy
J. P. Caestr
Paeprrics
Sorp EY Joseph B. Gare
Emedy
Weil
Snetchisc & Son
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