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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
5
A fragment from The Daily News on February 22 cites births and portraits, mentioning Rembrandt Peate and ambiguously referencing Washington as a subject. It lists local names, addresses, and ad notices amid astronomical event notes and scattered advertisements, preserving a chaotic slice of a newspaper page.
Local pastors announce sermons and church services across Buckenstown and surrounding towns. Revivals, Sunday schools, and youth groups schedule events at St. Johns, Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, German Baptist Brethren, and other churches with times ranging from early morning Masses to evening sermons.
Obituary notices for Charles Markell of Baltier and George Merkeil, with details of survivors, funeral arrangements, and related family obituaries. Includes references to Dr H Jermingham, Mrs Catherine Runkles, and local church and Y M C A notices.
Fragmentary personal notes reference Rewbert Smith of Georgetown and Amon Burese east of town, with unclear dates and names. Mentions property sale and legal terms like syndicate and route names, but details are garbled. Reads like a stray列 collection of notices with damaged OCR.
The lecture discusses the English middle class, its formation, temper, and influence. It notes a shift toward liberalism, greater par ticipation in politics, and changes in religious access and education. Prof Wilkinson spoke to an attentive audience and the next class will be held Friday, February 28 at 3:15 p.m.
The State Senate adopted an unfavorable Finance Committee report on Senator Mathias's bill to reimburse Josiah A. Ramsburg of Frederick four thousand five hundred sixteen dollars for diseased trees destroyed. Debate noted trees are valueless while livestock retain some value and questioned precedent for treasury reimbursement.
A local wedding was celebrated in Emmitsburg with Mr Marion Stonesifer and Miss Alice Herkensmith. The ceremony joined their families as relatives and friends gathered for the happy event with Rev. Changeeye officiating and vows exchanged in a solemn setting.
The project revived two monuments with careful restoration by Mohdinenuts and local artisans. The work preserves not only the stonework but also the surrounding benches and pathways, inviting visitors to reflect on the site’s history.
Willie Green won first prize at a City Opera House vaudeville event after a night of amateur acts. The program opened with a sandwich-eating act, included strong performances by Ross Glessner, George Yinger, and George Mull, and featured a crowd-pleasing rendition of Neath the Shade of the Old Apple Tree.
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland lists capital at 100000 dollars and surplus of 300000 dollars. Officers include J D Baker as President WM G Baker and H D Baker as Vice Presidents WH G Zimmerman as Cashier and Samuel G Duvall as Assistant Cashier. Mentioned are CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK at Sir John D Hendrickson and model identifiers with a phone line fragment.
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous director names including Gro, Wa, Sar, Jesee Jong, Motrrr, Joax, Ravanone, Tros, Tl, Bacrer, War, G. Barer, Danley Baker and others. The text shifts to a retail display with references to MOHAIRS, MICLLEANS, and clothing items with prices like $1.95 and $100. The fragment mentions undergarments, hats, and new wool outfits, indicating a mixed advertising and director roster page from a historical newspaper.
The Nedig and Miller store advertises a February sale with deep cuts on white goods and fabrics. It touts bargain prices on Mercerized fabrics, silks, laces, and wool sweaters, urging shoppers to visit now for best selection and reduced prices.
A collage of classifieds and notices includes a Rosenour and Sons sale ad with a 1.00 shirt for 56 cents, a call for Confederate veterans and descendants to file certificates by May 1, 2008, camp and church meeting reminders, a McCardell’s order for seafood and produce, Y M C A restaurant mentions, an invitation to a United Company hall event, and various business listings for dry goods, groceries, and medical services. The mix also notes a dentist practice in Baltimore and a city hotel visit with March events.
Mizpah Chapter holds a celebratory observance for Washington’s birthday, with citywide notices and brief entertainment. The event features community members and local organizers advertising upcoming activities and social—framed in a period newspaper tone.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ahlit of Bread Run celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary on Wednesday February 12. Their sons William and Calvin attended with families, joined by neighbors and friends. A hearty feast was served at noon and evening, with the Burkitteville male quartet singing favorites for the couple.
A fragment listing prices for napkins, toothpicks, paper, linen, envelopes, soap, hooks and eyes, safety pins, toilet soap, meat dishes, clothes line, lard, tumblers, hammers, ink, and more. Mentions 529 North Market street for Mevicg Upholstering and Repairing and Charles L. H. Fox, with references to Senator Jones of Nevada and Frederick’s growth toward College Hill. Also advertises oysters, flowers, and garden items alongside a civic note about savings in real estate.
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