Purely Personal Visitors and Travel Notes in Maryland
Local notices list Miss Hattie Bucher of Lime Kiln visiting relatives in Baltimore. Willie Densmore and sister Annie of Wear Hagerstown return from a three week visit to uncle Conrad Smith near Shookstown. Mrs Hoover of Smithsburg visits sister in Liberty. Pattie Stottlemyer of Frederick County visits Estelle Bolack in Hagerstown. C Warren Taylor of North Market Street visits friends in Baltimore. Albert Conden and T E Pope plan trips through Montgomery County and West Virginia. Katie Goldsborough of Walkersville returns home from West Patrick Street after visiting Nannie Goldsborough. Mary Sefton, visiting Bessie Cilaybaugh, leaves for Walkersville to visit Katie Goldsborough. Annie Wright visits Mrs G O Bennett. Eleanor Abbott visiting in Baltimore expected home Saturday. W G Buckey of General Dry Goods House and J B Waltman of The Model visit Brechanicstown. George L. Cramer and son Fred return from Montgomery. Arthur Frail of Markell and Trail was in Baltimore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bucher
Lime Eiin
Baltimore
Willie Densmore
Annie
Wear Hegerstown
Conrad Smith
Shookstown
8. Hoover
Smithsburg
Liberty
Pattie Stottlemyer
Frederick County
Estelle Bolack
Hagerstown
C. Warren Taylor
N. Market Street
Albert Conden
T. E. Pope
Montgomery County
West Virginia
Katie Goldsborough
Walkersville
Ministers Meeting Discusses Recent Sermons and Church Work
Seven clergymen gathered for a ministerial association meeting this forenoon. Rev. L. O. Yeakel of Brunswick Presbyterian presided and spoke on Brunswick church dedication and gospel meetings. Arrangements for pulpit exchanges and future meetings were discussed. Some ministers plan Thursday services during the week of prayer for colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingield
Yeaterday
LO. Yeakel
Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
Ispoke
Si Brunswick
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List From Across Counties
The hotel register shows guests from Browningsville Va and Columbia Pa including Cantus Horss-W Turner and J Sanford with nine county guests. Grorr House in Columbus Pa reports 19 from the county and Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for its merit as a medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantus Horss
W. T. Turner
Browningsville
Noah Flickinger
Union Bridge
J. Sanford
Hehter
W.L. Thomas
Reapsomer
Baltimore
C. J. McCarty
Columbia
A. C. Aunspsugh
Umphers
New York
Gry Horsa
W. H. Hanson
J. Sachse
Hood
The Bare Arm of God and the Light of Creation
In a sermon at BeweELey the preacher extols the bare arm of God as the source of light and order, contrasting divine effortless creation with human toil to produce artificial illumination. He cites Isaiah and David, notes the sun as a word sparked light, and praises cosmic design and ancient astronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beweeley
Byron
Cornetsz
Talmage
Isaiah
Beth Wade
Liscott
Adam
David
Carlyle
Mr. Carlyle
Morse
Louis ST
Job
The Bare Arm of God and the Enduring Cosmos Theme
A sermon ponders creation and recreation, arguing God reshapes worlds with omnipotent power. It likens divine might to rebuilding a shattered ship and condemns idolatry while praising missionaries and warnings against heathenism and Mohammedanism. The speaker contrasts cosmic scale with human sin and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Glagow
Harbor
Caribbean
Solum Pot
Chicago
India
Cina
Persia
Borneo
China
Algerica
England
Scotland
Satan
Heaven
Diabolos Gazette
Gistepatabie Place
Mohammed
The Arm of God and the Battle Against Liquor
A fiery exhortation denounces globalism and Islam as threats, extols Christian reform and temperance, and urges divine intervention to strike down breweries and liquor shops. It recalls the Battle of Sedan imagery to rally faithful for a worldwide moral crusade.
Our Eyes Are Unto the Hills in Spiritual Battle
A devotional exhortation frames the conflict as holiness versus sin with faith in prophetic victory. It uses Biblical imagery of hills and mountains, declares God’s commander overlooking human strife, and envisions universal spring as deserts are irrigated by divine abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Serute
Estes
Judge McSherry Endorsed for Public Schools Support
Washington Camp 367 Germantown adopted resolutions praising Judge James McSherry of Maryland for his stance on free schools with praise for his patriotism and virtuous character. The item compares him to Charles Carroll and notes his historical significance, issued January 10 by Axcure EK. Senocr, Rec. Sec. Funerals report the funeral of Miss Mary Keefer at Waite Oak Springs with services by Rev. Luther Kuhlman and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North American
Washington Camp
Germantown
James McSherry
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Free Schools
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Marylsod
Charles Carroll
Carrellton
Axcure EK. Senocr
Misa Mary Keefer
Waite Oak Springs
Luther Kuhlman
Miller
F. C. Knott
Kemp
G. Waring Tyson
Mr. Siser
Bit. Olivet Cemetery
C. Carty
Lamp Ignites Bath Fire at Emmit House in Emmitsburg
About midnight last Saturday a lamp in the bath room at the Emmit House in Emmitsburg caught fire. A colored woman present picked up the lamp and threw it into the tub. The burning coal oil on the water caused excitement among inmates. The fire was quickly extinguished and the bath tub was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmit House
Emmitsburg
Foot Race To Settle Dispute At Old Baseball Grounds
A foot race is planned tomorrow at the old baseball grounds before the trial run of the No 1 reel team. Geo Mull from the southern part of the city has a claimed 93 second 100 yard time against Albert Smith, champion of the YMCA Union Athletic Club, who has 101 seconds for the same distance. The race will settle the dispute between the two and their supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mull
Albert Smith
Y. M. C. Union Athletic Club
Old Papers From Early Baltimore Newspapers
Mr. Geo Brast presents two specimens of curious journalism a copy of the Federal Gazette and Baltimore Daily Advertiser dated Friday July 29 1803 and the Baltimore Daily Sun of Monday June 1840. Both items intrigue with their old fashioned layout and quaint news and advertising content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Brast
Federal Gazette
Baltimore Daily Advertiser
Baltimore Daily Sun
Syrup of Figs Praised As Permanent Cure for Constipation
The ad claims Syrup of Figs provides a lasting cure for habitual constipation, contrasting it with other laxatives that offer only temporary relief and may harm the system. It emphasizes informed buyers will seek the permanent solution.
Marriage Licenses in various districts listed
The notice lists marriage licenses for Emory William Sayler of Johnsville to Addie O Brandenburg of Johnerille election district and Barry Elsworth Greenholt of Linganore district to Ardean Fogle of Johingville election district. The American Sentinel at Westminster, in its 63rd volume, is operated by proprietor Mrs. Emily S. Rippard and edited by W. L. Seabrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory William Sayler
Johnsville
Addie O. Brandenburg
Johnerille
Barry Elsworth Greenholt
Linganore
Ardean Fogle
Johingville
American Sentinel
Westminster
W.L. W. Seabrook
Emily S. Rippard
Damon and Pythias at City Opera House Thursday
Among ancient plays none surpass Damon and Pythias in popularity. Presented by St Johns Literary Institute seniors at the City Opera House on Thursday evening January 25. Rich period costumes and student crafted props promise a rare treat. The midgets open with a first act of Pinafore and a 16 voice chorus. Pabst beer and Bohemian beer offered at Carlin House Bar. A full line of tadeswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Pythisas
Greece
Rome
Damon and
Pythias
City Opera House
St John's Literary Institute
Frederick
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Br States Supreme Court
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G. W. Haller
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Damon and Pythias
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DR. Talmage
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P.S
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North Market Street
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Frederick City
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Chas
N. Shipley
Harry Worton
Alica Woolkey
F. W Carlisia
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Barney Fitzpatrick
Prof
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Atoh
Lewis E. Summers
Conrad Schultz
Charles Troutt
Harry Whightman
Zion M. B. Church
LOOSS
Pabst
Carlin House
James E. Walker & CO
Tadeswear
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Walker & CO
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Elghess Ouaiity
Nhic
A. T. Rice & Sons
Att
Rice & Sone
Fraderick, MD
R.L. Harley
Harley
Cheriot Saitings
J. L. Harley
Bferchant Tallor
Septidim
South Market Strees
Board of Mangyere of the Home For the Aged
Napoleon
Donaid Downie
B.C. L
Napoleon Bonaparte
Wallaineton
D. C
Hartley
Green B. Raum
Garratt & Pearre
Steiner Bros
J. A. Williamson
Loy & Perry
Atir & Perry's
LOY & Perry's
Amburgs
Anmetsrgy
Nsw
Tee City
West
Patrick Street
Frederick,d
B. H. Blackston
Heeechant Tailor
Market Street
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