Harp Loss Sparks Tender Moments Behind Big Stage Show
In Philadelphia and on Fourteenth Street the Lyceum bills drew crowds despite a cash crunch. Max and his wife faced shock as band and props were seized, yet the harpbarp remained a beacon of hope as the couple cried and thanked the crew, the instrument later bringing a churchlike moment of worship.
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Philadelphia
Lyceum
Fourteenth Street
Doaconer
Satorn
Alfred Joel
Métetrek
Joel
Max
Sherti
Cox
Piay
Aml Mme
Maretzeg Te Tegrs
Jomgins Yooks
Bkrp
Mme
Sue
Man Guernsey
Mme. Mareteck
Qhasks
Social event highlights at Jefferson Council 127 pig social
The Jr. C. A. M. of Jefferson County No. 127 held a Friday pig social on February 11 evening with recitations songs and duets. Principal speaker Prof. W. Mackaney of the U A M spoke and Maude Dittmar led music. Hoopes couple hosts a later Highland gathering with fourteen covers.
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Jr.c
U. A.M
W. Mahaney
Marylad
Marsland
Darica
Maude Dittmar
Mos. Hoopes
Samuel W. Hoopes
Highland
Mt Marys and Emmitsburg County Correspondence
Ospt Tracey says his men are ready for future games after training over the last eight to ten days. Edw Seltzer hosted graphophone entertainment at his parents home. Mt St Marys basketball beat Baltimore Medical College 23 to 21 in gym. Yesterday Mt Marys traveled to Carlisle after beating Gettysburg Varsity 29 to 22 and Scranton 47 to 22. Friday’s snowfall measured four inches.
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MT. &T. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Tracey
Edw. Seltzer
Sveral
Sir. Mary
Haltimore Meadigal College
Gyminesiom
the &Edge
Yeaterday
Carlisle
Carlisle Indlaor
Carlile
Uettysburg
Scruha
Wiidny
The Fate of the Oneida Sloop of War
The Oneida, a U.S. sloop of war, sank after a collision with the British steamer Bombay in 1889 while returning home. Most of the crew perished. only a few survived as gun salutes were fired and the Bombay avoided rescue claims. The Bombay captain faced dismissal after the incident at Yokohama.
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Wessels
United
Where Hypnotism Failed in a Strange Household Tale
An 19th century clipping recounts How Daysey Maynie Appleton's family claims hypnotism influenced the women in the house. Lysander Appleton returns to find his wife and four relatives in eerie trance like poses. They ask for payment to a doctor, fearing insanity as they confront a blank mind.
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Maynie Appleton
Lysander John Appleton
Lysander John
Dysander John
Mrs. Appleton
Curing Catarrh with Rexall Macu Tone
Advertises Rexall Macu Tone as a cure for catarrh claiming benefits from a physician’s prescription. Promises a money back offer if not satisfied after trial. Sold only at The Rexall Store J A Wile Wameon North Market Street with 50 cent and 1.00 options.
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Rexall Macu
Tone
Rexall Muca
Thia
Rexell
J. 4
Wile Wameon
North Karket Street
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a harmless, fifty cent cure for backache, kidney, and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief after a few doses, promising clean, vitalized kidneys and reduced symptoms like headaches, nervousness, sleep troubles, and burning urination. It urges buying from local druggists and cites Pape & Co of Cincinnati as reputable.
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Pape
Cincinnati
Wistful Reflections on Smuggling and Old Times
A collage of Victorian style anecdotes recounts smugglers near Cornwall and a village near Edinburgh. Tales contrast an old drinker’s debts, a frail recovery in a gin–led establishment, a lawyer’s verdict on money already paid, and a vicar’s curious confession about past mischiefs and midnight rituals.
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Edinburgh
Winney
Aestain
Warcely
Cornwall
England
Hawker
Indla
Tristram Pentive
Siveran
Jose
Weve
Maryland
Weverton
Brownaville
Charles Flook
Wilbur
Flook
Oscar B. Coblentz
Steed
Notice of Auditor Report in Frederick County Court
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Maryland will review the auditor's report filed February 14 1910 in the estate of William A Frey deceased and related creditors Hawnak er Owyer and C J Hovith. A March 11 1940 hearing will confirm or adjust the report unless objections arise, with publication of this order in a Frederick newspaper. Executors notice follows for the estate of Frederick County.
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Teter N Bammaker
John D. Unger
Asx Hawnuaker & Owyer
C. J. Hovith
William A. Frey
Willian H. Frey
Frederick County
Lviv
Harry We Bowers
Frederick
Gopy
Princetos Buckey
Bollelcor
Akay
Ader Nisson
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Abealo
Cbs Glaze
Orphan’ Court
Freserivi County
Chia
Sarsh
Ditaze
Freverictt County
Saccare
Bar Ronn
Gus
D. Thowar
Egleter
Wills
Harrie G. Hulfer
Urner & Urner
Nome
Stpholdens
Frederick & Batlonger Turfany
H. 1
Smith
Sulea
James P. Perry
North Market Street
Frederick City
James P. Perry Wied
Tulad
Purchager
Seemeion
Kathryn Stokes Perry
Kathryn Stokes Perry, Executrix
Wm. E. Darner
Auctionear
TCC
Glenn H. Worthington
John Lawson
Court Mouse Door
James N. Lawson
Urbana
Bee Weekly
A. Lawrence
Elizabeth D. Downey
F. N. Maynard
Bits
Lawrence Auc
J. J. Kinsey
John Sneadser
Libertytown
Valbatte
Guy Stith
Alice
Efullen
Sameville
Reich's Ford
V. Hammond
Etgar Hammond
Restore
Liberty Town
Dawmon Hammond
Samar T. Fatioy
William Kiser
Nocky Spring Chapel
Implementa
Seagd
Willam
Executrix
James I. Perry
Daily News
Laurence
M. Jones
Rygmiece
New London
Edward Norwood
Catherine E. Lawann
Price
Lewisdale
Hyattetown
A. m
A. R. Lea
Jas. F. Crampton
Braddock
Bila
Uel J. Forney
Will Gall
Eugene G. Smith
Shookstown
Kaylementa
Geo. F. Savage
Ckefegn Stout
Harvey RB. Roook and
C. R. Kennelring
Powell's
Catoctin Furore
Catoctin
Tevi Price
Montgomery
Owen
A. T. Baer
Dilla
Jackaville
Evan Lickaville
M. de Garmendin
Taga Cavers
Marca
Bamuel J. Forney
Huationen
Daniel Z. Stull
Tt Feex
Moantevue
Apie
Bi We. Ge
Bucs
Sia Subir Gto Pook
Equity
Branewick
Iweyan Ke Eee
Bale
Woner Nowa
Broderick
le M. Broaday
Witt
Foe Thomas
Buckeystown
Licksville
Ckeystown
Bee Eekly News
Bee
Tees
Edgar T. Mercer
Milton B. Mullinix
A. D. Mulnix
Bet
Airy
Long Corner
Selo
Harvey
R. Er B. Binish
Fou
A. O
H.R
Bud
Wim. H. Albaugh
Mra. Einseidig
Caroer Atc
Harrie G. Huiter
Sarah A. Glaze
West Third Starest
Billie
A. Ma
Atec
Harry & Diueh
Walkersville
Woodsboro
St. B
S. m
Wim. A. Morninescar
Uckeyatowo
Uckeyatowo, At Lime A Eee
Armenia
Incre
Michael
William E. Darner
J. J. Price
East Eighth
East Streets
Charles B. Feut
Emanuel Stup
Yire
George R. Nia
Uctioneer
Welliam Green
Edward Bultels
John
A. Lang
Ee Weekly
H. R. Lenac
J. L. Dutrow
Eers
Will Nell
Clinton E. Hed
George Jouck
Harmony Eats
See
Mawr
Warner
Edgard T. Mercer
Jno
F. Bardette
Browningsville
Pardum
Browningville
S.r. Leane
Charies
Adamstown
Seo Weekly
Geo
Redock
Farry Snook
Rice's Station
A. R. Lasse
Arthur H. Cromwell
Preuarhode
Dublin
Omarch
E. Tee
Goa
Public Sale Notice From Court Docket
Partial OCR reads as a court public sale notice listing action items and officials. Key details about dates, amounts, and parties are unclear but indicate a legal sale proceeding under court authority.
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Metre Automobile Institute
Rochester
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Ida Rear
W.E. Kelnuvers
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Frvideran Ae Rama
Buone Gaara Siloes
Corm Me Street
Ohio Railroad
Baers Saa
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Anna Many de Late
Rorge E. Wilcoxon
William Wilcoxon
Clinton Wilcoxon
Woerner McKinsey
Savon Rohrbach
Hase
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Frederic County
Aaldestan
Wourner Mc Sainsey
Jacob Romaback
E. Peterman
W. Frankite
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City
Marahianf Ly
W* E. Darner
Addasas
WM. Z. Darner
Farbeares
Stegar
Sraxiy
Frederson, MD
Lee
Onslidiy
P Tslic Bale
Ahan
Ldo
Nian
Tellivan
East
Angiines
Herts
Addi
Cktown
Bovine Institution
Saadtt
Modern
Rckat Ae YE
T.houbeon Carroll
Ifitecko Rae
Viether Owen
Thas
TE. Young
Behlideneche
Georage
Kortock
North Marcet Street
North Market
Radock
James McSherry
James Kelly
Pretzer
Rodock
Cavepane
Sneha Pepate
du T. Artal
Rigemen
AL Comer
Sainte Streets
Wardrol
Moris
Iter
Darrer
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Brish
Frederice
Housshold Settae
Ovat
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