Ad Venture Notices From Early 1900s Gazette
The fragment lists names and firms including Walker & Co and Staub among agents and advertisers. It references subscriber reporting, advertising standards, and a commission like structure, with scattered street names and individuals such as Whifler Hendrickson and Sappington. Content is sparse and not cohesive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulefeld Commission
Walker & Co
Tita F. Staub
D. A Best
An. PL
Whifler
W. Lease
John Hendrickson
Eevee F. B.sappington
Eset Church Street
Inssventive
C. A. Frazier
Note to subscribers about monthly collection day
Tomorrow the 15th, the regular collection day for Taz Darty News. Carriers will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save everyone time and inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Darty News
Mu Vasa
Flint dust shuts down Carroll county mill complex
State’s Attorney Charles B. Fink reports Patapsco Flint Company halted operations at Boofs Mille after twelve workers died from inhaling dry flint dust. The firm, once charged with a public nuisance, suspended due to inability to enforce respirator use. Hood’s Mills, near Baltimore, produced tableware materials. Edwin Bennett, Baltimore businessman, heads the owning interests and is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fink
Carroll County
Patapsco Flint Company
Boof’s Mille
Carrroll County
Sady
State Board of Health
Giisiy
Hood’n Mills
Baltimore and
Ohio Road
Baltimore
Edwin Bennett
Bennett Pottery Company
Bennett Roofing
A Policeman Sustains Head Injury While Chopping Wood
Policeman Edward Freed was injured in his East Patrick street yard while chopping wood with a double edged axe. The blade struck a helmeted head when the axe snagged a clothesline, cutting through the helmet and embedding brass in his head. Dr. Ina F. McCurdy treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Freed
East Patrick Street
Mr. Freed
Ina F. McCurdy
Eden Garden Belief and Mission Work in Ceylon
Fragmented OCR describes Isle of Palms and Eden site theories, then shifts to Christian missionary activity in Ceylon. It highlights American and English medical missions, church schools, Buddhist college scenes, and interfaith tensions amid evangelistic efforts, with anecdotes of converts and Buddhist students observing teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watere
Casarance
Manabal
Gladstone
America
Inien
Ceriun
Psio Sie
Cesylup
God
Ceylon
Ibis
God’s Mercy
Church of England
Wesleyan
Ceslon
Episcopal Church
Buddha
Lars
Christ
Tuo
Soy
Hantin
Tata
Heper
Ceylog Sile
Weirucine
Eeould
Nad Poctiens
Oper de Pegay
Gerstand
Ruins of ancient cities unfold in a vast account
The fragmentary text describes ancient temples, shrines, and palaces buried for centuries. It details giant recaptured cities with moonstone stairs, carved arches, and vegetation choking relics, noting kings, coronations, and wars that shaped their decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eruak
Las
Ciutat
CATES
Melrose
Kenilworth
Luror
Derries
Mod
Skinner
New York
Lonin
Lin Wesmpiy
Gunilla
Edinburgh
London
Hecup
Rayni
Wasai
Rane
Keish
Fragmentary aphorism on rulers and cities enduring ages
The fragment challenges permanence of nations and cities citing long-reigning kings and enduring regimes. It evokes biblical phrasing about the righteous and ungodly, suggesting a meditation on mortality and legacy across civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Report on Monthly Meeting Of F C MOG A
Secretary Water Scattereetbatited presents a weekly report noting New Year reception success, increased attendance, and renewed church work. Eleven delegates listed for Cumberland convention alongside counts of services, visits, and library uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Mog. A. Peld Fae
Ween
Water W
Lee Girpenstun
Etsalons
Tay Educathna
Grmcasiom
Stees
Tyeran
Silevergles
Ifnstead
Gisd
Agaio
Weeluge Sud Sre
Cherader
W. W Pampers
Mede
Cumberland
W.C. Birely
W. W. Ssundere
Roger Wickham
B. Brust
Lester Smith
C. F. Ficok
W. A. Burger
Lights Went Out When City Power Failed
The Electric Light and Power Company's system failed last Saturday evening and the city lost electric illumination. Stores and businesses dependent on that source faced brief inconvenience until gas and oil lamps were deployed, with some shops lighting windows with candles for visibility.
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Notes Reported in West
Secret Service agents uncover a counterfeit ten dollar United States legal tender. The notes imitate the 1862 March 8 act series 13980 with Webster portrait and scalloped edge, printed on pulp paper. They appeared in the West and look generally poor in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onur
Secret Service
Scialk
United States
Hogserans
E. B. Nebeker
Webster
Frederick College Alumni Dinner Plans Set for February 22
Frederick College Alumni Association arranges its annual dinner for Washington's Birthday February 22. Committee member Baker Johnann, a St. Lawrence attorney, is coordinating with a Princeton College faculty member to bring in a renowned eloquent speaker for the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Washington
Baker Johnann
St Law
Princeton College
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Cure
In olden times people undervalued lasting benefits and settled for temporary relief. Now it is widely known that Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation. Well-informed buyers will not choose other laxatives that act briefly yet harm the system.
Scheming trio of tramps fail to rob farmer near Frederick
About 9 o clock Saturday night three men dressed as tramps came to Ezra L. Cramer’s home near Montevue, west of Frederick. The intruders were detected by the family. Cramer guarded the house, a window was opened to signal help, and a dinner bell alarm and gunshots frightened the visitors, who fled. No identification of the suspects is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra L. Cramer
Montevue
Frederick
Mr. Cramer
Cramer
Baltimore Mutual Aid Society transfer notice and events
Louis Mention informs Maryland Beneficial Association members he will call to discuss transferring to the Baltimore Mutual Aid Society. A cheap line of goods is advertised at The Gem Store. Music festival and lecture events are announced for City Opera House and Salvation Army banquet next week with reserved seating and times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Benefitial Association
Balmore Mutual Aid Society
N. P. Wifot
P.O
City Opera House
Col. . F. Copeland
The
Prince of Orators
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