Adams Express employees honor ex-superintendent Hildt with gold watch
A committee of Adams Express Company workers visited Boltonairead Baltimore to present George C. Hildt, former assistant superintendent and now Baltimore general agent, with a gold watch. Chairman J B Gephart noted the kindness shown by Hildt while many of the 300 employees contributed to the gift. The event marked the end of his direct official connection with the company. Marriage licenses listed include Melvin F. Holter and Avole G. Kauffman. Howard Chaney and Emma Lenhart. Robert A. Blitcher and Annie Erez. William Osborn Kolb and Battie Rebecca Wilcoxon.
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Adams Express Company
Adams
Bolton Airead
Baltimore
George C. Hidt
J. B. Gephart
Hildt
Gephart
Bild
Melvin F. Holter
Jefferson
Avole GC. Kauffman
Middletown
Howard Chaney Sand Emma Lenhart
Urbans
Robert Albert Blitcher
Annie Erez
Emmitburg
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort
A vintage health notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative aiding kidneys liver and bowels. It promises relief from constipation, headaches, and fevers, claims wide medical approval, and notes the California Fig Syrup Co manufactures it with 59 cent bottles sold by all druggists.
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California
Pleasant Evening Socials In Mount Pleasants Era
A set of social notes from Mount Pleas ant documents sleigh party visitations to Mr Herman Backey and Mr Philip Angleberger on Feb 16 18 with warm welcomes and joyful games. A similar Feb 14 gathering at Mrs B J Zimmerman features generous hospitality and music. A Feb 1 birthday dinner honors Mr Horine with family present and a crayon portrait gift. A Syracuse onion sociable novelty charges ten cents to guess bites and results in kisses.
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Beard
Pheasant
Herman Backey
Hastonai
Nostess
Mount Piegsaot
Philip Angisberger
Angleberger
B. J.zimmerman
Mount Pleasant
J. Zimmerman
H. C. Zimmerman
E. J. Horine
Jefferson
Horine
Hedges
L. A. Hedges
Misa Hill
Catherine Hoting
Misa Sarah
C. R. Horine
D. M. Culler
L. A. Horine
Mr. Horine
Look out for Dr. G. E. Reed Saturday
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. George Ashbaugh and lady of New Midway were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Baker of McKarg during the blizzard. Miss Mary B. Rutherford of Harrisburg Pa visits Mrs. F T Kerspberger on Court square. Mr Harvey Grubb and family, Mr Jessa L Barnes and sister Florence were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Leech on last Sabbath near Mt Pleas on Miss Gertie W. Zermanaky and mother of Sherman Texas visiting at Mire. Fanny Dorsey’s near New London left Saturday for Baltimore.
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George Ashbaugh
New Midway
John L. Baker
McKarg
Mary B. Rutherford
Harrisburg
F.T. Kerspberger
Court Square
Harvey Grubb
Jessa L. Barnes
Florence
John Leech
Last Babbath
Mt Pleas
Misa Gertie W. Zermanaky
Sherman
Texas
Mire
Fanny Dorsey
New London
Baltimore
Champion Farmer Sets Record With Plow Eight in Use
Mr Thornwell K Cunningham of easter county 8 C operates eight plows. His farm exhibit lists 123 bales of cotton weighing 450 pounds each on 97 acres 1000 bushels of cottonseed 800 bushels of oats 100 bushels of wheat grown on 1 acre 500 gallons of lona and a quantity of peas potatoes and forage 2000 pounds of tk all at a cost not exceeding fish for commercial fertilizers. Mr Ingham bets the whole Southern country to match this production with the same labor at a0 low coal for fertilizing.
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Thornwell K. Cunningham
Easter County
8. C
Ingham
Veteran Corps Band Concert Preview
A veteran corps band concert features Miss Bessie and Mr. H C Meckism performing solos and duets on saxophones. The young saxophonist is praised as one of America's finest, trained by Lefebre, with Meckiem noted for technical prowess and authority in performance.
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Bessie
H.C. Meckism
News Fund to Aid Winter Relief for the Poor
The News announces a general relief fund for the poor suffering from cold and scarcity. Contributions will be acknowledged and distributed to buy coal, provisions, medicine, clothing, and other essentials. A donor list shows varied amounts and names, urging public support and naming contributors for public acknowledgment.
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Tas
Tus News
Thie
Frank B Mier
M. P. Morse
Toe Nes
W. T. Delaplaine
Jenate Williams
Eleanor Snriver
Cash
Brother Bros
John AH. Abbott
Mra
B.A. M
Frank P. Boblitz
Dobn
W. Abrecht
Mise
Eloise Young
Carrie Binn
Bible Clues
Lutheran
B. &. Blackston
Handt & Keefer
Margaret C. Schaeffer
M. Hammitt
Houck
Dennis Murphy
F. W. Doub
Tae W. Owen
Misses Garrett
Tas News
Court resumes session in Frederick with appeal on note extension
The Court of Appeals met Tuesday after a weeklong recess to hear case 45, Town Sayings Institution versus Michael. The key issue concerns whether a creditor who negotiates a new note with paw securities, receives the proceeds, extends time, and yields the original note can still demand full payment on the original instrument. Attorneys Charles W. Ross and John J. Lowman argued for the appellant, William P. Maulaby for the appellees. Klans prescriptions have failed to advance.
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Cort of Appeals
Jarick
Ve. Michael
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Michael
Paw Securities
Charles W. Ross
John 3. Lowman
William P. Maulaby
Appellees
Deeda of Heroism in the Battle With the British Squadron
On February 20, amid a chase near the Azores, the USS Constitution under Captain Charles Stewart engaged two British ships, the Crane and the Levant, with heavy broadsides and raking actions. The Cyane joined, smoke obscured the battle, and Constitution maneuvered to silence all foes, forcing surrender and securing victory.
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Deeda
Boston
Acuion
Azores
Madeira
Carver Crane
Levant
Constitution
Charles Stewart
Gailane
Crowningen
Cn Ander
Stewart Vleese
Stewart
Grosss L. KinMer
The Keystone of the Arch and Hostetter Bitters Claims
A health philosophy asserts vigor comes from full body function including digestion and circulation. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the key regulator, claiming faster strength gain and renewed vitality despite aging. The text touts relief from malaria fever rheumatism and kidney issues as benefits.
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Hostetter
Scandinavians in America by voter distribution
The article states about 1,009,000 Scandinavians in the United States, concentrated mainly in the Northwest. Minnesota hosts around 250,000 Norwegians, Illinois over 90,000 Swedes, and Chicago has 10,000 Spaniards, 5,000 Norwegians, and 3,600 Danes among voters. Danes are most numerous in Iowa.
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America
Northwest
Minnesota
Germany
Diinois
Atate
Chicago
Lows
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Rota
Wall Street
the Daily News
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William Osborn Kolb and
Battie Rebecca Wilcoxon
Frederick City
D. H. Best
Allcock
Mires
Afbcock
Alcock
Banke
Set Busiexs
Brandreth
Vnion
Syracuse
N. Y
G. E. Reed
Tapan
China
Ucore
Sk Toners
Desiree
Walkersville
Ebchurch
G. R. Banner
Bolt J. A. WiLtLancom
Dragsiet
Freaeciel
Dr. Deane
Feadan
New York
Emember
John T. Lewis & Bros
Cotorts
Natiuat Lead Co
JOH T
Lewis & Bkos. CO
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
Foster's Bee
Krown
Vigor
Catarre
Ehias
Maree
Geo
Lena
Carty’s
Carty
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MB
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick
Frederick, MD
HR Emwad
Mest
Royal Medicine CO
River
Schley Bros. Drugeists Te
Tery Koro
Soldty A. L
the Newe
Kohler Bfe. Co
East German
Stree, Rati
Xonler
Loke
A. R. Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Fredeick
Ritee
Desea and
Ame
Cimrtly
Hall, Headington & CO
Hi. Chaz] Sica
W. Rissa
Baltimoer
Maryland
Eran Esd
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market &T
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