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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
7
Fragment from a serialized tale set in the Barons plantation as heirs and guardians collide over ownership and a secret heir Hannibal Warne Trazard appears amid disputes. Chapter scenes follow captains, warrants, fights, abductions, and a tense march toward New Madrid with Betty Malroy and Carrington amid peril and intrigue.
Betty reunites with Bruce Carrington on the river journey to Memphis where he courts her and vows love. Hannibal Wayne Hazard meets Judge Slocum Price in a shabby shanty, accepts shelter and debt, and the judge offers hard counsel and a plan for Hannibal’s uncertain future as night falls and a cliffhanger ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
Geld Dust promises to clean and sterilize while purifying metal tub fixtures and pipes. It states the product cleanses to the bottom, not just surfaces, and suggests adding a heaping teaspoon to a pail of water. Sold in small and large packages for economy.
ERAS HARRISON writes of rapid improvement after using Bears Emulsion to fight grippe and lung pains. He details severe illness, quick recovery, and recommends the product for building up the nervous system and lungs. Available at several merchants for one dollar per bottle or five dollars for six.
A fragmented report describes a hazardous plan involving dynamite used in a Warsaw cemetery. The text references grave digging, freezing ground conditions, and a target described as a memorial site. No clear dates or responsible parties are identifiable in the legible lines.
A dense list of public auctions and sale notices from the Weekly News detailing auctions of livestock farming implements and real estate across multiple Maryland locations. The notices reference auctioneers such as Ed gar T Mercer and Norwood, sale times around February to March 1912, and properties including premises near Mt Airy Prospect Church, Frederick area roads, and other local farms.
Local and weekly notices advertise auctions by Burman Skletes and others for farms near Frederick, Libertytown, Mt Airy, Urbana, and surrounding routes. Listings describe sale of valuable live stock and farming implements, with dates in March 1912 and early 1913, noting auctioneers Garher Mercer, Dutrow, and others.
The piece lists numerous auctions across Montgomery, Frederick, and surrounding counties with dates in March 1912. It cites bidders, auctioneers such as H. Lease and J. Snook, and notes lots of live stock, farming implements, household furniture, and farm property to be sold on premises at various routes and farms near Mountaindale, Urbana, New Market, Walkersville, and Frederick, with times and calendar references.
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