Weather Forecast Across Regions and Pressure Maps
A February weather bulletin reports general dry conditions nationwide with a developing storm in the Southwest and rising temperatures in the central valleys and lake regions. Strong easterly wind patterns follow high and low pressure areas moving eastward, with cold fronts affecting Florida and the Atlantic coast later, while many areas avoid precipitation. New ads note public notices, rentals, and local business listings from Wilcoxon to Walker News Office.
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Ww. L. Booxs
Weather Bureau
Centri Raltry
Lske
Gulf
Bothern
Middle Atlantic
New England
Calf Cass
Florida
Nommel
Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Iske
Northwest
Central Slope
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A digest of varied items mentions a London asylum warders using bagpipers, major U S city area figures, Verdi’s blunt musical frustration, ships converted to cruisers, a Boonsboro mixer error with salt and sugar, a planned Keadyshire militia unit, a California mile record, diverse immigrant populations in Chicago, army chaplain applicants, a device for smoking indoors, the peach list, moving season, low ad rates, a Boonsboro ladies bicycle club, and the Luxor obelisk in Paris showing dry rot after transfer in Louis Philippe era.
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London
Pew
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Verdi
United Kingdom
California
H. H. McCres
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Luxor
Place de la Concorde
Paris
Louis Phillippe
Louis Kvl
Salus tion Army coffee supper and music event
Monday next the local corps will hold a coffee supper preceded by two musical meetings at 8 p.m. The Motors Way Commends taelf 10 the well-informed to do pleasantly what was done crudely before. Byrap of Figs advertised as a laxative remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salustion Army
Motors Way
California Fig Syrup Company
State Legislature Debates In Joint Session And Local Bills
Maryland senators and representatives clash over a proposed joint session to elect a state treasurer and discuss local option bills while advancing measures on civil service reform gas regulations and reassessment. New laws approved by the governor include taxing Middletown's franchised banks and amending justice of the peace provisions in Frederick county.
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Maryland Senate
House
Dobler
Senster Rarescraft
Ansmepdmert
Olle
Baltimore
Jocal Leve
Civbi
Bankard
Houte
Maryland
Cunningham
Balthmore
Whyte
Cheaspeake Bay
Day
Howard
Senate
House of Delegates
Smith
Cecil
Telephone Company
Cumberland
Norma
Baltimore and Potomac Company
Pope's Creek
Chapel Point
Lowndesiya
Ferdreick
General Assembly
Frederick County
Corporation of
Middletown
Civil Service
Markell
Norwood
Licksville
Peter Lugenbeil
Utnganore Methodist Episcopal Church
Roozer
Explosion Injures Mrs Welty in Smithbury Home
Mrs Samuel Welty of Smithbury placed frozen dynamite sticks on a mantel to thaw behind the kitchen stove. About 2 PM a terrific blast knocked her down, wrecked the stove, and shattered the kitchen. She remains unconscious.
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Mrs. Welty
Samuel Welty
Smithbury
Welty
Condito
Coffees War at Brunswick Sees Prices Slashed Dramatically
Brunswick experiences a week long coffee war with prices cut from 25 cents to 181 cents per pound. Merchants and buyers react as supply stocks grow, while Arbuck le rivals face pressure. In Greencastle Pennsylvania, Calvin B. Darnet wins a three year town council seat on the Republican ticket by about 100 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Greencastle
Calvin B. Darnet
Middletown Valley
Local Lodge Plans Parade and Services on North Market Street
U A ML Fredoaie Council No 46 Br C U a M decides to march in the North Market Street parade in April. They purchase a new regalia suit for parade duties and will debut it at Sunday church services at the Catted Brethern Church on East Third Street. Rev C W Sulnecpricg will deliver an adver and patriotic sermon.
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U. A
Fredoaie
Br. C. U
Catted Brethern
East Thied Street
C. W
Frederick County Teachers Meet for Spelling Reform Program
The Frederick County Teachers Association held yesterday in East Church Direct School Building. The program featured a Frederick Select Orchestra, spelling reform talks led by Mrs M E Myers James W Robinson and A Earp, and a proposal for a phonetic spelling text room from W L Portam. Discussions covered English literature, Burns country reading, and mathematics by Professor Silvester. The meeting was deemed the most successful yet, with plans for a one week institute next spring.
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Frederck County
A. Earp
C. C. Harp
W. L. Pordum
American Philological Society
American Spelling Reform Association
Portam
M. Wagamsn
Middletown
E. L. Boblitz
Josh Billings
Bill Nye
Burns
Agnes M. McLean
Maryland Biate Normal School
Mick Mcfoon Rand
Kirk
Barns
Yale College Daily News Debates Free Coinage At Union Hall
The Yale Union debated whether free coinage of silver would be best for the country in Union Hall. Aff firm speakers Miller and Vaile argued yes, while Birely Ripley contended no, with a strong turnout and lively exchanges. Judges favored the negative, Harvard debate set for May 1, two-sided house plan tested, next meeting skipped due to Washington's birthday.
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Yale Colleges Daily News
Yale Union
Union Hall
Frederick
M. Ripley
Ous
C. T Clark
L. M. Sonnenberg
W Chensy
A. Silverstein
H. D. Baker
Washington
The Work of Death in Boonsboro and Middletown
Mrs. Masia Betz widow of John Betz died at her Boonsboro home after a five day illness from pneumonia at age 66 years 6 months and 4 days. She leaves three adult children in the valley and towns. Funeral services were held at Boonsboro. Mrs Lydia Byatt widow of El Byatt died at Middletown aged 75.
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John Bet
Masia Betz
John Betz
Boonsboro
Dasing
Middletown Valley
Joshua Renner
That Valley
Ssran Wastier
Frederick
James Wastler
DG 3
Caarea
MES Ayatt
Lydia Byat
el Byatt
Michietown
Market Gossip and Old World Prices From the Morning Fair
Vendors report brisk market chatter and a brisk wind as shoppers crowd stalls for staples and spring produce. Prices show eggs 18 cents a dozen and beef cuts ranging from 6 to 14 cents a pound, with vegetables, fruits, and fish listed in detail alongside notes on seasonal expectations and a nod to the 300th anniversary of the introduction of tobacco in England.
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England
Go Bers
The Kodak Muscial Farce at City Opera House
Ness Jollity Company presents The Kodak a up to date musical farce at City Opera House Tuesday evening February 25. It blends farce refined vaudeville and maskelacta with novel wind and string acts noted for fun and visual appeal. The cast features many clever performers in their own lines including Aoki in Oammaking. Also Maryland House debates tin can canning bill with an inspector at $600 yearly and expenses to curb health hazards from mechanized can production.
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Kodak
Ness Jollity Company
City Opera House
Ghort
Aoki
Maryland House
Sickness and recoveries in Adamstown and nearby areas
The notice reports John Thomas, son of Toomer Toowts, very ill with a feverish ailment in Adamstown. Eldridge, a pastor in Washington DC, is recovering from an illness and may be confined to bed for a conference. Several locals including C W Stioesorlay and others are mentioned as recovering or improving after recent illnesses at Trinity Church services tomorrow.
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Che
John Thomas
Toomer Toowts
Adamstown
E. U. Eldridge
Frederics
Waugh Ceerch
Wasblexton
D. C
Stioesorlay
Abe
Herry
Lasseter
Pal
Germat
Ly de Mo
Trinty
Betetieuce
Baltizure
Hidenour
Frank Davie
East
Patrick Blreet
David Groff
Charis Heck
Meena
Mews of the State Highlights Local Incidents
Reports from Carroll Talbot and surrounding counties note deaths of John M Bizzard and Mrs Dennis Mulligan, a mad dog scare in Manchester, a crossed man found near Sinepuxent bay, and Ellicott City fire damage. Officials Thomas Hughlett and Samuel Wey feature in county affairs while Wicomico Teachers Institute elects officers. Premia won at Washington county show. Taneytown Lutheran remodeling planned. Robert N Smith found on PHB railroad tracks at Newport.
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John M. Bizzard
Carroll County
Jacob Conter
Cumber Jaau
Dennis Mulligan
Ellicott Cry
Manchester
Talbot County
Eastor
Sinepuxent Bay
Thomas Hughlett
Talbot County Court
Teachers’ Institute of
Wicomico Gounly
Saliabory
W. F. Trimble
Elkton
P. B McCormick
Belair
Taneytown
Samel Wey
Suisaswark
Washington County
Robert N. Smith
Charlestown
Cecil County
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Newport
Members of Fredents Connell Sr. O. U. A.M. meeting hear divine services
Members of Fredents Connell Sr. O. U. A.M. are requested to meet at Lodge Room at 9.3 Sunday morning February 28 to attend divine services by order of Committee.
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Fredents Connell
Frederick College Alumni Address and Local Notices
Prof A T Ormond of Princeton College to deliver Frederick College Alumni Association annual address at Academy Hall Tuesday February 25 at 5 pm. Public invited with no charge. Also notice of B V Bockey in city February 24 and 26 promoting goods at fairs. Baltimore entities announce stock offering through National Building Association Frederick Branch with 25 000 guaranteed 8 percent stock, 15 000 left for outsiders. Baxra Jommon agent.
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A. T. Ormond
Princeton College
Frederick College Alumni Association
Academy Hall
Sp.m
Publc
B. V. Bockey
City Hotel
Joss Gutman & Co
Baltimore
N. Base Street
W. Lexington Stree
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Frederick
Western
Baxra Jommon
Our New 8p Stock Line Promises Bright Carpets
Fragmentary OCR text notes a retailer touting new stock of carpets and furnishings. Mentions T Brosels and spring carpet range with emphasis on quality and attractiveness. No clear event or dated details available from the readable fragment.
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T Brosels
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