Geology and Revelation in Harmony with Genesis Teachings
Dr. Mitchell of Marys College spoke to Sisters of Charity and students at St. Josephs Academy on Geology and Revelation. He argued for harmony between geological time and biblical creation, outlining two interpretive systems and presenting geoglyphics from rock markings and fossils to support Mossic teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchatl
Chartis
James A. Mitchell
Mary's College
Sisters of Charity
Edemts
B. Joseph's Academy
Miche
Tims
Mitchell
FUR COUSTY LIBRARIES PUBLICATION VIEW
The Rev Dr Wiltiexes writes on forming county libraries to secure funds and guard public money. He argues libraries educate, grow with demand, and become enduring, forward looking institutions under civic control benefiting communities now and in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Wiltiexes
Robert H. Williams
Waltroox
Frederick
Baltimore
Towse
Weingie Doilay
Ctate
Carroll County Notes Highlight Fires and Local Incidents
Within Carroll County notes nine items describe a series of fires and property damage across Pleasant Valley and Unslonwwn, with losses to a barn base, country store goods, meat, and a smoke filled post office. Incidents include a leg fracture of four year old Cornellia Oscar, a case over a farm title, and a teen convicted for stealing from his grandmother. Dusty roads and dry weather harm local crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wollnosky
Wollenosky
John Fenst
Pleasant Valley
Gov Barnes
Alfred Barnes
Warfieldaburg
Baltimore
Gist
Scolt
Amoke
Henry Gaver
Hampstead
Martin
Amos Armacost
Ita
Henry F. Starner
William Moors
St. Marty's Industris School
Baltmore
Carroll County
The Children's Breakfast in Cold Winter Mornings
A Victorian style guide for warming children's breakfasts in winter. It recommends oatmeal or porridge, cracked wheat, eggs, hot toast with butter, and milk or cocoa. When very cold, include a cup of weak cocoa and a small amount of cocoa dissolved in water. finish with a juicy orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Bar Por
Abundanca
Weight an Ordinary Man Can Carry Without Injury
German war office tests show an ordinary man can carry up to 43 pounds for 25 miles at temperatures up to 60 degrees without harm. At 70 degrees, the same load risks temporary injury. 50 pounds is the daily maximum for several consecutive days, and 68 pounds cannot be carried for 25 miles without danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Chamberlains Balm for rheumatism praised by Goshex merchant
Mr D P Davis of Goshex V2 extols Chamberlains Balm for rheumatism saying personal use eased pain and cured his brother after a year of illness. Ad lists vendors A L Pearce regerick WR Buds Mi Airy and touts Pan Tina and Skitch Cure with various claims and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Davis
Goshex
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
Regerick
Buds
Mi Airy
Notable Lee Papers Begin Monthly Series in February
Popular Monthly announces a new series on the Lee family, starting with The Ancestors of General Robert E. Lee and the Times in Which They Lived by Judge Roger B. Pryor. The project covers colonial times to modern days with portraits and water color likenesses, promising a valued addition to national history.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Menthly
Americas
Hubert B. Lee
Lee
Robert E. Lee
Times
Judge Roger &. Pryor
New York
Les
Naoa
County News Highlights From Delafield and Nearby
A Jan 20 note reports marriages, visits, and community events in Delafield and Creagerstown. Local couples wed, residents move or rent, and visitors arrive. a spelling match and Young People's Society meeting are noted along with weather and minor accidents. Also includes brief ads and public notices.
Delightful concert for Yeast Wife's Christian Association
A gracious fundraising concert in chapel hall by the Arion Quartette and Miss Jeanie Thomas featured Ralph Sowers William McCutcheon and others. The Woman's College audience enjoyed vocal selections recitations and a touching finale, with Miss Bertha Fox praised for clear, sweet delivery and multiple encores.
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Yeast Wife’s Christian Association
Wowsa
Chapel Hall
Arion Bex
Elle
Aoprano
Jeanie Thomas
Eiscailoatet
Vmsa
G. Bader
Entertalamsat
Audiense
Arfon Bextellc
Ralph Sowers
William McCutcheon
Qiass
Pdust
Uviive
Pert Firet
Zatodlantias
Lacome
Sextele
Agshore
Troterd
Ralph Bowers
Battle of Freddenfeld
Jenole Phoma Good Niga
Koc
Serenata
Uwaky
Caprici Polka
Ables
Miss Fox
Zoliner
Becker
Toula Liye
Piasattd
Courlea
Slatar
Arion
Meeting of the Francis Harper Literary Society
An interesting meeting of the Francis Harper Literary Society, colored, was held at the public school on Friday with Benj Riggs in the chair. The program included singing prayer recitation declamation solos and quintets. The discussion debated whether the horse is more useful than the cow. the horse side prevailed. Officers named include Benjamin Riggs president Lella Brighton vice president Frank Holland secretary Edward Simonsen treasurer and John Williams critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fravcie Harper Boole
Francis
L. Matthswn
Georgia Murdock
Dyet
Stall
E. Henderson
T. Davis
Solo
Luis Brooks
John Roberto
Blackston
John T. Willams
Freak Holland
Edward Simonson
Benny Smich
Benjamin Riggs
David Boyd
The
Norse
Charles Boldin
Benjamin Forman
William Forman
Lella Brighton
Frank Holland
Edward Simoese
John Wiliams
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Heavecoe Srength
United Matai Gost Food Report
LOW Dre CO
the Daily Newb
RAMON
Feiler
Albert L. Poorrs
FUR Cousty
Carroll County Notes
Congan
Golds
LaGrippe
Consumpton
Pan-Tina Feold
Steiner Bros
Sox
Delafield
David Willaids
Bom Banmen
Caneel
Cuaries Addison
Bfc
June Warner
Bapploens
G H. Ambrose
Middie
Bur
Deoreald
Willem A. Smith
Malo Street
Eva Shank
Mick
Lone Grozhon
Woolsboro
George W. Dadderer
Young People's Society of
Chris- Yan
Gar Land
Bertie Kitzmiller
Keedynville
J. A. Gates
GC. E. Poole
Anna Leo Poole
Ballle
Georgis Bayes
Julia McDuek
Ana
John Becter
Daniel Grove
William Moler
Daniel Mallendora
George Trands
George Moler
West Virginia
Latie Haya
Nick Shaffer
Misses Bays
Missea Bimms
Lattie Grove
Washington
Grove
Stoad Rao
John Baeler
Clara
Daniel Nichols
A. Gates
Hagerstown
Frank Stine
Robversile
Gapland
Ethel Wailer
A.M Gelsbert
Calrin L. Patman
Gettysburg
Charles B. Robleton
Rocky Ridge
Jos W. Robinson
J. F. Patman
Backeystown
H. L. Gaver
Atable
Mr. Gaver
Saya the Laden
Helief
Amsou
Draggut
Frederick, Ma
Shiton
Sanjoa
Albert J, Feaere
Bichwoa
Tate
Wartin
Buntavilla
Albert L. Pearrs
Rickison
Brive Pearty
Htokwon Bulking
Deligntful Cox “Ert
M.C. A
Woman's College Library
Mick Deouski
Fata
Bayond
Jade
GEO. A. Gelbert's
North Market St. Frederick
N.J. Wilson & Son
N. J. Wilson & Sok
Clifton Malt
Perich
A. L. Peatre
Pilla
Karla Ciorer
Puorssie
Alert L. Peatre
Steelgon Building
Twainsteads
Weil
Ator Fe Pearce
Zachison Salidng
Sweeney
San Diego
Shiloh
Auvert L. Pearre Krozinsou Building
Carty
Nwt
East P
Atrick Street
Frederick, MD
Topeks
Bans
Footer's
Byeing & Dry Cleaning Works
Cumberland
America
Lewis B. Adams
West Church St. Frederick
Con Son
Pierce
Pierse
Trenty
Addrewa
Main Street
Bill X
Caton Black
Japan
Weals Lofger
F. C
Caton Manufacturing
Compait
Carroll FP. C
Sbaltinosa
Embladewiy
Sean Blanks
the News Steam Job Office
Ang
Prises
BR. Famaney
Cree
DH. K. Patson
Lincoln
H. B
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