MISS SARAH SCHALTZHEA RETURNS HOME FROM MONTHS AWAY
County notes report Miss Sarah Schaltzhea returning home after a month away, with social updates from Midgaville and Creagerstown. The Missionary Society held a quarterly meeting, recaps of local visits, weather impacts on crops, and community notices including church events, a creamery appointment, and several sickness updates.
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Xew LeosDox
Rus
Sarah Schaltzhea
Thomaa Ogie
Frederik
Missionary Rockety
Centra
Mre
George Litves
Ebelz
Listen Cashoar
York, Pe
Willem A. Jones
Grim winter chills town as Mr Boyer dies at sixty eight
The lengthy obituary notice recalls Mr Greezbury Boyer who died Friday morning February 21st at about ten oclock after prolonged illness. He was sixty eight, a longtime member of Melboust church, survived by a widow two guardians and many mourners. Funeral from his home in Semptown Sunday at eleven, Providence cemetery burial. Revd A Dickoff officiated, T Lewis funeral director.
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Earl Kindley Linthicum
Bethesda Epworth League
Glen Eyre
J. W. Bicele
Christ
Bethesda Church
Steele
Damascus
Bethesda
Mpnorth League
Laura Snyder
Mr. Boyer J
Melboust Church
Providence
Kemptons
A. Dick Otfeating
T. Lewis
Webster Moxtey
Clagettsville
Measela
Pneumonis
J. W. Bim
Alice Dick
Urbana
Ef Patuite
Ethel C. Fout
Maurles Browning
Fountain Mills
Marvie King
Montgomery County
Nora Browning
John Davis
Baltimore City
Charles Browning
J. W.8icki
James M. Pool
Pool
Poxville
Dorothy Pryor
Maurice Duncan
Poetmon
Aucer de Este
Charles Wachter
B. O. Hill
Arewell
Mt. Bethel
M. E
Samuel P. Bussard
Maggie Harbaugh
Midvale
Reuben Brown
Euclid
T.C. Fox
Hannah E. Buhrman
Elwin Buhrman
Williamsport
Rebecca Hanver
Canadas Ba
Polly Erise Lanay
David Wolf
Heve
Polo
oQrm
Ese
Bern
Interesting Will Case Proceeds in Carroll County Circuit Court
A high profile will contest over Evan Arter’s estate, valued near $20,000, unfolds in Carroll County Circuit Court. The will names Catherine Arter for life then the wife, and grandchildren Virginia Susanna Arter and Howard Edgar Arter, with Noah N. Atter excluded. Capacity and undue influence are alleged, with about 75 to 80 witnesses summoned amid crowded hearings.
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Carroll County
Evan Arter
Myers’ District
Arter
Catherine Arter
Virginia Susanna Atter
Howard Edgar Arter
Noah N. Atter
George W. Yelser
Josephus Myers
Emory D. A
M. Theodore Yelser
Dante
Bond
Measre
Relfreider & Reifanider
Smooth Streets debated in Frederick city council talk
Frederick citizens and local officials gathered at the City Hotel to discuss roadmaking. Advocates argued for smooth streets over cobblestones and proposed funding steps including licensing reforms, auctions for street naming rights, and poetical debt routes to finance macadamization and future paving.
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Market Street
Frederick
Maryland Institute Reunion and School Visitors News
The Maryland Institute notes a reunion of former pupils to be held the third week of June. Baltimore attendees include Miss Florenca Adisnn and Miss Sterver, with others from the city visiting for school events. Several locals, including FC Larmaon and Geo M Leitner, paid calls at the School, and Mr. Harvey P Grow departs for Danville to take a teaching post at the Kentucky School for the Deaf. Mrs. W R Barry visited and supported volunteer efforts for a forthcoming entertainment.
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Maryland
Florenca
Charles Ro Eiy
Gailaucel National College
Harvey P. Grow
Danville
Kentucky School For the Deaf
Maryland School For the Cat
W. R Barry
Baltimore
Mace
Tha
Messie
Heck
Doll
Beautiful
Wk Fisg Beloming
Verbatim parliamentary speeches spark mirth and mishaps
A sample argues for and against printing speeches word for word in the press. Historical notes recount Castlereagh and an Irish member, Sir Frederick Flood, who changed view after reading a printer's version of his own rhetoric. The excerpt illustrates misreadings and mocking reactions to verbatim reports.
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England
New Times
Lord Castlereagh
Frederick Flood
Sp'aker
Bintleman
Sp’aker
Gintleman
House of Parliament
Clasped Hands Belief Spreads From Washington to Homes
A quirky social craze from an Indiana student arrives in Washington via Europe and spreads within 48 hours. Women and men clasp hands in a specific interlaced pattern, with thumb order signaling dominance in a marriage. Observers at receptions wonder about meaning, while the origin and purpose remain unstated. A painter once wore a hat with the plea Please lend me squarete, testing reactions at calls.
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Washington
Indiana
Europe
Mme. Yang
Desert tales and bank deception in scattered scraps
A fragmented piece mixes a bank teller confrontation over a forged or certified check with a tale of a clever woman challenging a cashier. Included are stray fables about a blind camel, a dervish, and a dishonest judge, all narrated in a ragged collage from Odd Tales.
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Dervish
Cadi
Lown
Ceryiah
How It Happened Reference in Cincinnati Enquirer
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes a visitor asking how he fell into a dire condition. He recalls receiving a terrible heart from a young woman in his youth, which he says spread.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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