Frederick church union plan for February weekevangelistic services
The Ministerial Association approved union services in Frederick during February 7 14 and 21. Starting Feb 8 nightly services will be held at the Baptist and Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren churches with most local ministers speaking. The program includes St Johns Mass and a Holy Name society meeting at St Johns Catholic Church. Several area churches report sermons, cantatas and church activities with new members received and parish programs across Grace, M E and other local churches.
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Union
Frederick
Ministerial Association
Baptist Church
Bartlett A. Bowers
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
M.A Castle
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Lamar
Weller
Kieffer
Ex. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Leo Cullins
Jesus
W. J. Kane
Clement F. Smith
J. Marshall Diffendal
John Wilson
Meredith Staub
George Gannon
M. E. Church
South
E. H. Lamar
Epworth League
Holden S Felton
Lucy Frost
Mary Stecke Burck
Mozart
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Eoang
Afernoon
Harry Domer
St, Pauls Lutheran Church
Washington
Evangelical Reformed Church
Holy Communion
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Charles E. Wehler
Dudley Buch
George Edw. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Jesus and
Nicodemus
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Bartlett
A. Bowers
Church of the Brethren
Daniel P.ingler
New Windsor
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
Missionary Society
C. Allen Jones
East Second Street
F. H. Humorelbaugh
Mehrling Holdcraft
Grace Hummelbaugh
Mary Young
Patent medicine ad for Halts Family Pills
A vintage advertisement promotes a patent medicine claiming cures for various ailments and diseases. It features testimonials, address of NATIONAL BANK 67 COMMERCE and a price of 75 cents. The tone imitates early 20th century drug ads with bold claims and distribution through druggists.
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Catarnhy
Cheney & Col
National Bank 67
Commerce
All Drug
Aists
The Beauty Doctor at Opera House Tonight
Myrkle Harder presents the Billy Allen Musical Comedy Company at the Opera House for the week opening with The Beauty Doctor with Sally Allen leading a 35 member troupe. Tomorrow night offers Girls Will Be Girls and Rosebuds plus Madame Sherry and The Wizard of Loveland as part of a varied program with scenic effects and costumes.
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Myrkle Harder
Billy Allen
Nale
Tic Company
Frederick and Vicinity
Sally Allen
Rosary Musical Family
Beau Doctor
Allen
Law court notes on fines and sentences in Wis
Howard Stup fined 2.50 for being drank and paid. Justice Anders jailed a man for failing to pay. David Roberts fined 20 for assault on his wife Saturday night and sentenced to jail for 60 days after nonpayment. Officer Quinn made the arrest.
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Paw Wis
Howard Stup
David Roberts
Justice Anders
Quinn
Marriage License Returned To Clerk In Washington County
The license issued December 22 by Clerk Oswald to Carmy FE Younkins aged 21 of near Middletown and Ruth G. Martin aged 18 of near Boonsboro was returned.
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Oswald
Washington County
Carmy FE Younkins
Middletown
Ruth G. Martin
Boonsboro
Geographical Position Shapes Apple Growth and Varieties
The article notes how location alters apple growth and variety value. It cites New York, New England, the South, and Northwest differences in tree spacing and vigor, with varieties like Baldwin, Ben Davis, Jonathan, Albemarle Pippin, and Winesap performing unevenly by region. It mentions home planting plans and a note on Amsterdam's diamond industry employment.
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New York
New England
Northwest
England
Baldwin
Ben Datis
Tate
Middle West
Central States
Jonathan
Virginia
New i England
Chance to Increase Income With Trapping Advice
A Farm and Fireside piece argues trapping fur bearing animals can boost revenue. It cites skunks as an example and notes high hide prices amid rising living costs. The extract emphasizes not overlooking trapping as a practical revenue source for farmers.
Frederick Markets Property Deeds Recorded
James A King and wife deed to George W Mort rural Frederick County real estate for 75 dollars. Isaac M Motter and wife deed to Burrell UH Linthteum in Frederick Addition for 200 dollars. Stewart C Wetzel and wife deed to Minnie L Conway county real estate for 19400 dollars.
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James A. King
George W. Mort
Isaac M. Motter
Burrell Uh, Linthteum
Frederick Addition
Stewart C. Wetzel
Minnia L. Conwaz
The Maltese Derby Go As You Please Race
A Wide World Magazine piece describes a Maltese derby held along the Sliema harbor road with no formal rules. Riders go bridleless and whip in both hands while spectators sometimes trip horses. Fatalities are not uncommon and authorities rarely regulate the event.
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Sliema Harbor
Brndies
Seddies
Spectatora
Wide World Magazine
Quicksilver Ore and Malady of Mercury Fumes
Quicksilver or cinnabar is a brilliant red rock from which vermilion pigment is derived. Roasting the rock separates sulfur and mercury, which condenses into a fine stream. Mercury can occur in native form, but miners suffer poisonous fumes. extreme cleanliness protects workers.
Moving Picture Tricks and Other Brief Scars of News
A collection of short clippings describes film model tricks to simulate scale, a crockery dealer anecdote about a butter jar spill and a joke about the jar being stronger than the lid, a street encounter with a tramp over a cold bite, and a weary caution about belief in news.
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2 Crocer
Naval Wireless Jam Proof Remarks From British Commander
Commander F G Loring of the British navy says well organized wireless service resists jamming. He notes interference requires the enemy to disable its own system, cooperation among operators is crucial for handling difficult code messages, and the risk of fleet signals being intercepted is very slight. The article emphasizes the importance of secrecy, coordination, and skilled translation to prevent enemy access to code messages.
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Almont
F. G. Loring
Loring
Cavalry Horses and Equipment in European Armies
The British cavalry uses a short Lee Enfield rifle with ten rounds, a sword for most ranks, a revolver for select NCOs, 100 cartridges in a belt, and a horse ration. Cavalrymen haul gear totaling about 250 pounds, with mounts weighing around 250 pounds. Russian, Indian, Austrian, French, and German troops vary in armament and weight carried, reflecting diverse army kit loads as described by the Manchester Guardian.
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Europe
Signifera
Manchester Guardian
Curtains Up London Cabs Open to Public View Law
A London traveler notes it is illegal for drivers of public conveyances to close their cab curtains. The standard requires open windows to expose occupants. A closed curtain risks police action for possible wrongdoing. Also described is a method to change umbrella handles by sealing a heated rod with sulphur to fix it firmly.
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London
Iin
Broad Streets as the broadest streets across cities
Berlin boasts Unter den Linden at 215 feet wide hailed as the broadest street in any major city. Vienna’s Ringstrasse runs 188 feet and Paris Grand Boulevards measure 122 feet, with Budapest’s Andrassysmaßse noted among wide routes.
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Berlin
Unter den Linden
Vienna
Paris
Budapest
Reversible. Rehearsal of devotion in old verse fragments
A garbled relic shows fragmentary lines about taking a husband or hat to aid household tasks and choosing a finish. The text includes attributions to New Tory Sun and Cervantes, with stray phrases like wool and somber mercies. The readability remains low and largely uncertain.
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ateNa
Bella-T
Tory Sun
Concrete experiments test sea water frost on columns
A 1909 report describes twenty four sixteen foot concrete columns tested in Boston harbor to assess seawater and frost effects. Variants used dry, plastic and very wet mixes with different cement proportions, with waterproofing additives and years of observation planned to determine long term durability.
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Higgest Construction
Nnade
Iist
The Gorgons in Greek myth and Perseus tale
The Gorgons are described as serpents for hair and brass hands, their gaze turning people to stone. One sister, Medusa, was slain by Perseus who carried her decapitated head. The head’s gore produced monsters said to haunt Libya’s sands.
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Homer
Euripides
Perseus
Lybla
Feats of Divers Remarkable Endurance of Torres Pearl Fishers
The New York Sun reports astonishing pearl diving feats by Torres divers led by Malay workers. Angel Brostarbe, a Spanish diver, reached 182 feet to recover 45,000 in silver from a wreck. Torres divers use stones as anchors to depths of fifty feet, lasting short strokes before resurfacing for air.
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Torres
Angel Brostarbe
Cape Sinisterre
Mediterraneap
New York Sun
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement claims health benefits
A vintage advertorial promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and blood cleanser. It markets the product as a safe substitute for calomel, promising clearer skin, improved breath, and more energy with nightly use, priced 10c to 25c per box.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Drnggists
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, Gs
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M. E
Trinity M. E. Church
Franklin F. Neel
Lot
Z. BE. Duvall
Egypt
Ladies’ Aid Society
Josephine Etchison
East Church Street
Herman Grimes
East Patrick Street
W N. Jolliffe
All Saints P. E. Church
Douglas Hoof
Hev
Beauty Doctor
Opera House
Billy Allen Company
Telat
Ghis Goodays
Inmsterdam
Boston Sierard
Nerovarn
Ovid
Naval Wireless
Cleveland
Cervantes
Porcescio Andes
DR. Leon
Reet ST
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