Bright Home of Lo an4 General Interest Briefs
The parish reports from the prante seat of warts claim a price boom has exploded. Nine tracks and a rotted bouss are added to B and O facilities at South Cumberland. A marriage license was issued at Hagerstown for Brooklyn Pryor and Eale Brandenburg of Garfield. The Mid Littleswa Orchestra to present Deacon as Fedra Bist and 222d. Martinsburg's water system is twenty two years old. repairs cost under 320. The York electric caratan earned 81 021 miller in 1693 with a rise over 164. debt details noted. The Victor Remedies Company presented copies of Frederick simacac. A cigar factory promise at Thus mrhi. Thoman A. Gatcher's engine burned at Uatoovine. eye injury to Galtner reported. Roads are in excellent condition after a dry winter.
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Pranat
Warts
South Cumberland
Hagerstown
Rooklyn W. Pryor
Mise Eale V. Brandenburg
Garfield, Tala Coup Y
Fedra
Martinsburg
Imbie Tims
York Electric
Victor Remedes
Thusmrhi
Pleasant Evert entertains Home for the Aged inmates
The second entertainment spotlighted by the Reformed Guild delighted residents at the Home for the Aged. A female audience of inmates, managers, and guests enjoyed a program of love songs, recitations, and scenes from Mary Stuart and other works, with ten performers and a mix of music and drama. The monthly entertainments are praised as a pleasant break to routine life.
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Amate
Dot
Funeral of Thomas J. Speste Held at Asbury M E Church
Funeral services conducted yesterday at 3 PM for Thomas J. Speste at Asbury M E Church with Rev J T Owen presiding. Pallbearers included John Holand Frank Roberts James Davis George Lines Ephraim Jeans and Paul Young. Burial was at Green- Bount with A T Rice & Co. as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Speste
Asbury M. E. Church
J. T. Owen
W.R Arnold
Grocket
John Holand
Frank Roberts
James Davis
George Lines
Ephraim Jeans
Paul Young
Green- Bount
A. T. Rice
Janeral
Society Notes and Upcoming Events Fragment
A breezy column sketches winter social life and local entertainments. It mentions card parties, whist, social teas, church goings, and plans for a temperance birthday party plus a bazaar. Various groups like the Biorn Society, Historical Society, and Junior Medhso'cs are cited with recent activities and upcoming concerts at the Woman's College.
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Frederick
City Opers House
Biorn Society
Intel Ct
Intel Ct. the Cuarly Waood‘Yard
The
Historical Society
Home For
Woman's College
Bos
Evangelistic and church services planned across Middletown
Rev. L L Berber of Gattysburg Pa will lead Lutheran evangelistic meetings in Middletown next week likely starting Thursday January 23. Trinity M E Church notes services and Epworth League at 6 30 pm with sermons The Presbyterian and St James Lutheran Churches hold regular morning and evening services Rev A J Radestil to preach Sunday at United Brethren Church and German Baptist services continue with music loving attendees.
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L. L. Berber
Gattysburg
Middletown
Inet Place
Thenfaatechoo
Christian Endeavor Society
Lutheran Gburehk
New Sanday
Trinity M. BE. Canneb
Salvation
Gison
Marion Dyer
Dr. Beale
Presbyterian Church
St Jame’s Lutheran Church
A.J
Fire at Rocky Ridge Destroys Storehouse at Night
A Saturday night blaze in Rocky Ridge destroyed Mrs Eward Garmar's storehouse, with neighbors rushing to the scene. The dwelling was saved from the flames, and several nearby houses were at risk. The origin remains unknown as the building burned completely.
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Rocky Ridge
Issi
Eaward Garmar
Batatag
Nominations for officers at Independent Hose Co 1 meeting
At a recent Independent Hose Company No 1 gathering nominees were named for the annual vote. President James McSherry and officers including Vice President Jacob Rohrback and Treasurer John Hardt head a long slate with Edward Etchelberger and J. Roger MeSherry as secretary nominees. Directors, foremen, engineers, firemen, and other roles follow with numerous candidates, while Henry B Tyson Carlton Stall and Harry Baar act as committee to examine the treasurer’s report.
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OfScera
Cers
James McSherry
Jacob Rohrback
Edward Etchelberger
John ©. Hardt
J. Roger MeSherry
J. Harry Bauer
Miard N. Nunz
Coames B. Tyson
Henry B. Tyson
Walter Saunders
John Levy
Jona
Quinn
Wo. H. Kline
Harry W Bowers
Ger. Schell
Wm. A. Simmons
Cass. F. Flemloy
Richard Kevner
Geo. Wallace
David Zimmerman
Casa Butcher
C. Wm. Font
Gnaschroedel Able
Boginser
David G. Kolb
James Brast
C. Pallip Grove
Bose
Chas. B. Shope
Hose
Harry B. Eyler
William A Roberts
Minoan Engle
Murray Wills
Albert King
James Abrecht
Ablef Pipeman
Harry Scholl
Joseph Haller
Jas
Deaths in Middletown and Baltimore Community
Elder Henry Flock, respected Middletown valley resident, died after paralysis at about 81. Joseph Stern, Bavarian immigrant and longtime Frederick clothing dealer, passes away at his son-in-law’s Baltimore home aged around 80. In Barnville area a man and five-year-old boy perish near Union Bridge after disappearing into woods. autopsy pending.
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Menrt Flock
Henry Flock
Middletown Valley
Feebe Besith
Prossant Walk
Decessed
Middletown
Pommaster
Oneseter
Mahlon Rhoderick
Frederick City
John Flook
Burkitsville
Middletown Register
Plessant
Josepe Stern
Joseph Stern
Jose B Strauss
Baltimorte
Bavaria
Frederick
North Market
Stern
Married at Last in Mountain Village Union
Oliver Rohrback son of Dante Rohrback and Miia Themis daughter of Bradley Themis wed after prior elopement attempts near Middletown and Pateraville. The couple married by Rev Sister Mettha Emergency amid local objections due to age. Miss Thomas taught near Pateraville. Also notes a London theater mishap with a curtain delay and a claim about a cure for consumption offered by Albert Perria Fichison Yulldioe.
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Oliver Rohrback
Dante Rohrback
Middletown
Barhiiteville
Miia Bessle Themis
Bradley Themes
Thera
Lockamlhs
Thomas
Pateraville
Rohrback
Burklitaville
Criterion Theater
London
Mr. Wyndham
London Globe
Albert Il Perria Fichison Yulldioe
The Hidden Sickness of Many Wives and Mothers
An article argues female weakness is unnecessary and curable. It touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a permanent remedy for this “woman’s ailment.” It promotes medical exams and a universal medical guide sold by the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, urging readers to purchase through mail orders.
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S.miny
California Fig Syrup Co
Pierce
Dr Pierce
Main Street
Rotale
Proportion of Capital to Product Falls Since 1850
The share of capital in the total output has declined steadily since 1850, decreasing from around sixty percent to lower levels. This trend indicates a shifting balance between capital and product in economic growth over the period.
Mining era mail lines and miner letter costs in 1849
In the Yukon era California miners paid $1 per letter plus postage. Mail moved via a slow isthmus steamer. Sacramento and San Francisco faced large crowds as mail arrived. Lined camps paid miners to hold spots, with men from mines reselling positions for up to 300 dollars. Reports describe ox driver wages and heavy costs in 1849 as isolated communities waited weeks for news.
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California
Yukon
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
San Francisco
Ling
New York
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Thoman A. Gatcher
Uatoovine
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Galtner
Weillngton
Shore
Jane
News OF the Churches
NEW Years Bulletin
Devanos
Jonah
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Independents
Uaton Bridge
Viana Neigodor
Ereator
Lwle
Ols Hom
Uyueneal
Mick
Reite Bicavelt Co
Arch. Gev
A. Gilbert's
Morty Market St. Frederick
Punch
New York Worath
Usp'alo
Luther Kennerly
Wicomfeo
Carty
Guy
East Patrick Street
ONDER
Renner & Kemp
Bay
Lincoln
the News
Frederick, Md
Belott
Cen Maur* Hess Furniiture
W.H. B.I
Reot St
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