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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary note mentions a person named Po Nepee traveling with his mother and brothers to Frederick. Reading is limited but indicates a family journey or visit with possible time spent in Frederick referenced.
Asa Elsenbauer a longtime city merchant since 1865 died leaving a widow and five children. He directed the Franklin Savings Bank board and the Mathews Company of Frederick County and served in the Major Fire Company. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Wise Sarah Thomas died last night at the home of her father in Washington after a cancer battle. She was 55, months and days not fully clear, survived by her father and several brothers and one sister. The body will be brought here tomorrow at 10 30. Burial arrangements to be announced.
Roach, a farmer near town, tested a new ad method and reported better sales. The trial spanned several weeks, with local distribution and the involvement of an auctioneer.
A local report from Pumapatrata Pennsylvania notes plans to mobilize about one hundred thousand men for a 60 98 Strike on Monday in revenge for perceived police actions during civil unrest. No new incidents reported. streets remain severely affected by disruption.
A runaway wagon and horse team escaped in near Middletown yesterday. Harry Delauder and Mr. Boyer’s team pursued along East Main to Tuure’s Addition with crowd excitement. The chase ended near the culvert at the town’s east end when a wheel broke and both parties separated on the road.
The article lists entertaining gatherings at homes in Washington D C including a wedding party for Miss Grace Boyer of Middletown hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Fogle at 1103 1 street ne. The record also covers a Ladies Mite Society party at Christ's Reformed Church Cavetown and a Tuesday birthday party for Mr George Washington Mareh with guests from nearby towns.
A quiet afternoon wedding took place at Grace Reformed Church in Name ville Maryland. The bride Miss Neanie Michael daughter of Mr and Mrs F A Michael of Bothaystowt Maryland wore a salt of blue and white. The groom Mr James W Hyatt son of Mr and Mrs William Elyatt of Name ville Maryland. The ceremony was performed by Rev E L McLean. Immediate family attended and Rev McLean spoke on behalf of the couple.
An old advertisement extols Pape’s Diapepuin as a fast cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief from stomach distress within five minutes, ending belching, gas, and nausea while restoring appetite and comfort.
Senate yesterday introduced a far ranging tax and assessment bill by Finance Chair Price. It restructures assessment districts across counties including Alleghany Anne Arundel Baltimore Calvert Carroll Carolina Cecil Charles Dorchester Frederick Garrett Harford Howard Kent Montgomery Prince George’s Queen Anne’s Somerset St Mary’s Talbot Washington Wicomico Worcester. Assessors capped at five dollars per day. county boards of commissioners to oversee. Measure delayed by detailed drafting and multiple rewrites.
An article argues dyspepsia predisposes to tuberculosis and cites post mortem stats from New York hospitals. It promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a guaranteed relief with a money back promise, selling 15 days’ treatment for 2 cents, and larger doses at 50 cents and $1 at The Rexall Store run by A. Williamson on North Market Street.
Fragmentary text shows garbled place names and names like Bore and Leed with no coherent event. Readers see a damaged notice or caption fragment lacking clear facts, participants, or dates. Further readable lines are needed for a proper card.
By virtue of a power contained in the last will of James P Parry late of Frederick County Maryland the undersigned executor will sell at public sale on Saturday February 24 1910 at 1656 North Market Street City Maryland the described real estate to be conveyed to the highest bidder on terms to be announced at sale.
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