Baltimore Trade Leader Urges City Promotion Motto
The newly elected president of the Travelers' and Merchants' Association of Baltimore calls for Baltimore to be promoted as a bigger, better city under the motto Stop Knocking Boost. He proposes practical ways to grow business and urges citizens to focus on advantages while reducing harsh commentary about Frederick.
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The
Travelers’ and Merehgnta’ Association of
Baltimore
Travelers’ and Merchants’ Association
Haltimore
Frederick
Minutes Of Merriness And Local Gossip Parody
A collage of humorous quotes from old papers and chatter about petty mischief. The passages include quips about prices, burglars, soup, a waiter in dialogue, and a wary town’s curiosity about retail gossip and clubs.
Voices From The Press Echo On Sugar Tariffs And Morals
A jumble of clipped opinions from major papers discusses sugar tariffs and consumption, corporate incorporation, pistol laws, and a Cleveland movement urging youths to emulate Christ by living upright lives across the next fortnight. It reflects broad debate on policy and ethics in Times Square era print.
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Tre Tomas
Pram
New York
Cleveland
Wfe
Prentices
Cregds
Moments With The Muse And Woman's Prayer
Poetic prayers asking for strength, courage, and patience in daily life. Includes a plea for simple, pure conduct and to keep content, with lines about bearing crosses and serving humbly. Ends with a fragmentary note of a cold cure and an odd advertisement.
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Daily Stone
Lantos
Frederick Choral Society seeks civic support for a stronger chorus
Letters advocate expanding the Frederick Choral Society to a 100 member chorus on the Opera House stage. The author urges broader public and financial backing, invites new singers and former members back, and calls for community pride through musically focused civic development.
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THA Choral Society
Tun Nawn
Pepdr
Oar
Jnst
Miederick Chagal Society
Our City
Laltimore
Washington
New York
Boston
Frederick
Societira
Logy
Fim
Selyea
Stone
Choral Society
Kemp Hall
Coh
Tin Choral Society of
Scholers
Maurice G. Beckwith
Frederick Choral Society
Frederick County Agricultural Society officers elected
The Frederick County Agricultural Society formed this morning electing John W. Humm as president 7 L. Hargett as vice president O C Warehilac as secretary Guy SK Motter as treasurer E C Harding as chief marshal and Harry C Cramer as superintendent of privileges All officers were elected unanimously Humm succeeds G A T Snouffer as president Amendments from last week’s annual meeting were prepared and certified by the court
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Agricultural Society
Frederick County Agricultural Society
John W. Humm
7. L. Hargett
O. C. Warehilac
Guy SK. Motter
E.C. Harding
Harry C. Cramer
Humm
G. A. T. Snouffer
Ihe
December health officer report shows births deaths and diseases
City Health Officer Dr. Imm J. McCurdy records December totals: births fifteen (white fourteen. male seven female seven) deaths twelve (white ten. male five female four. colored two female) with causes including organic heart disease chronic bronchitis and rheumatism Contagious disease typhoid fever reported New fiber for clothing: Rev C B Harrison at Minnesota State Norti cultural convention predicts pine fiber clothing within twenty five years.
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Imm J. McCurdy
Minneapolla
Minnesota
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Quack Doctors
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, claiming it cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and improving constitution. It alleges approval by prominent physicians and urges readers to mail for testimonials, free samples, and a home treatment. The copy lists Chesney & Co as proprietors and a price of 75 cents.
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Prey
Mall
Hertil Neanus
F.d. Chesney & Coo
Goldsborough Speaks on Battle of Monocacy at Hagerstown
Major Edward Y. Goldsborough, a Frederick County lawyer and veteran, spoke to Reno Post at G A B Hall, detailing his Civil War experiences and observations from the Battle of Monocacy. The address followed the election of new Reno Post officers and drew a large audience.
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Mo. E. ¥. Goldsborough
Battle of Monocacy
Hagerstown Herald
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Frederick County
G. A. B. Hall
Hagerstown
Reno
Goldaborough
Grand Army of the Republic
Maryland
Eighth Maryland Infantry
Monocacy
E. B. Tyler
Reno Post
Goldsborough
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