Opened roads urged for county access in Shookstown area
The column urges opening a long-shuttered road from Beret to Shookstown, arguing it will benefit hundreds by easing travel to the church and school. It notes opposition, lists local figures W. Kemp and J. Kemp, and describes recent community actions and upcoming events and services across nearby towns.
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Emi
Gupreane
Eel Press
Beret Tows
Taedant L
J.C. Kemp
Edward Shook
Ernest Miss’ Readence
Shookstown
Julian Kemp Ehut
Gamage
Soringa
Shockstown
Mr. Shaffer
Msrr Cilce
Chas. Phoebus
Frederick Chaited
Eli Wolfe
Local News Roundup From Walkersville and Vicinity
A compilation of small notices reports arrests and releases divides society updates including Samuel Chase freed after alleged robbery involvement Justice Violette presiding. It notes church events marriages Rev Clarkson sermons missionary day meals and a string of social and educational items across Walkersville Bodley and surrounding communities with brief personal updates and local happenings.
Protection from the Grip and Fatal Illnesses Listed
Fragmented OCR note mentions protection from grip pneumonia diphtheria fever and a reference to Tod's Sarcana frills and Pure Blood. No clear persons, dates, or organizations identified. Summary reflects uncertain health remedy fragment with no verifiable event.
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Tod
Local Notes From Brownings Vile And Surrounding Areas
Mr irvis Wetkins of Brownings vile spent Saturday night with a friend. Miss Edith Mullican spent Friday evening with friend Miss Exams Dixon and had a minor fall. Mr Nat Tratt of Dells visited Saturday. Miss Lacrae Pyles visiting sister Dickerson. Miss Mary Harris now in Baltimore. Mr Fam Simmons ill. Mr John King of Semptown guest of Mr J T Mollican Thursday. Preaching at the Mental Church Publicary Saturday at 2:30 PM.
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Baltimore
Charles ‘Saman
Mills
Monrovia
Walker
Jos
M. KE
W. W. Nicodeman
J. T. P. Mount
Mre. Supso Blount
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Mies
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Tressor
Minnie Creba
Lbrarian
Mias
Gie Creba
Dunkard Charca
Calvin Mann
J.C. Walker
F. W. Waltz
Nbrarian
New Market
Lterary Clank Prewhtans
Mary Han
Rev
D. Mar
Correspont Fog
Alias Addie Shonseller
Miss Nanofestler
Misse Sophie Hendrickson
Mamie Boyer
Flueltty Lodge
N.G
Charles J. Barnum
V. G. Charles B. Skege
Secydra P. Monat
Treas
J. W. Downey
V. W. Nicodemus
M G. Buxton
J. C. Riggs
J. ¥. Zimmerman
QO. G
W. Cookeriy
Philanthropic Lodge
Fland A.M
Frank Downey
Bruceville
Ben Knott
Harvey Weant
Clarence Weant
Maggie Htherbrick
John Sauble
Tareytown
Q. E. Weant
Charles Valentine
Bailmore
Sykesville
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Robes Wrasrde Vinenka
Kr B. PF. Hess
Howard County Commissioners
Frederick City
Lilian Dixon
Annie Davis
Frederick County
Spriofield Avenue
C. C. Shorb
Ralph Daries
Abram Dern
Woodsboro
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Washington
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Browningsvile
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Dixon
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Dells
Lacrae Pyles
Alster Et Dickerson
Mary Harris
Fam Simmons
John King
Semptown
J. T. Mollican
Meantals
Social World Dances at the Geasey Residence
A large gathering at Mr and Mrs John A Geaseys near Waisereville Friday night honored their daughter Miss Daiste Gland. Guests arrived around 8 pm enjoyed dancing until midnight, a supper, then dancing again into the early hours. Names of attendees include Misses Porter Barrier Cromwell Nusbaum Crom, Osse Oland Summerz Dell, and Messrs Cramer Zimmermen Oland Summers Braddock Ranneberger. Pleasant Evant social at Watharerite hosted by Mr and Mrs W F Barty featured young people and refreshments. Attendees included Misses Porter Bortzahn Stauffer Zimmerman Nan Stauffer Cromwell and Messrs Cramer Zimmerman Jemon, Fulton, and George Wilson.
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Setheres
Sesson
John L. Hargett
Lottie MH. Harcett
Winfeld S. Weizel
Frank Brandenburg
Lula Brandenburg
Abbie
Minnie McKinney
Cerena
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Alice Selby
Lilie Keller
Misa M. Mallon
Lizzie Brandenburg
Dente Shipley
Ethel Buchman
Carrie
Mattie Ehoemaker
Easte Dorsey
Mise Celeste Guest
Mise Effie Wetzel
Mamie DeLashmatt
Howard County
Edward Ramabuore
George DeLashmutt
Reuben Xoib
Frederick County
Will Hobbs
A. D. DeLashmutt
Howard Couuty
John A. Geasey
Waisereville
Nellie Hasneberger
Mrs. Geasey
Nena Porter
As Preaest
Eddie Bortzahn
Odlestauffer
Ada Zimmerman
Annie Stauffer
Henrietta Goldsborough
Nan Stauffer
Virginia Cromwell
Thomas Cramer
Harry Gizett
Robert Zimmerman
Clarence Fulton
John Jemison
Charlee Zimmerman
Newton Fulton
Walter Zimmerman
Wil Zimerman
Joe Long
Frederik
George Wilson
News Porter
She Wanted to Be a Man Press Dispatch
Richard Ross of Rock Fall Connecticut claims his wife left with five children after donning his trousers. Mrs Ross announced she wished to be a man and would work for him. Five years earlier she left with a female companion wearing men's clothes. They traveled to Worcester Massachusetts for thirteen weeks.
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Richard Ross
Rock Fall
Conn
Worchester
Mass
The Pope's committee on priests bicycle use debate
The Pope has formed a committee to study priests riding bicycles and the hygiene and moral aspects. Bishops oppose cycling due to clerical garb issues, while advocates describe cycling as ideal exercise developing body and mind according to Greek ideals of a perfect man.
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Payelciaus
Pringaio
Beck's County Ventures New Industry In Furs
Beck's county in Penna raises fine sewer and appetizing mushrooms for Philadelphia and New York markets. Now poised to start raising stunka for their furs, known in the trade under various fancy names. Odorous animal uses are hinted at in the plan.
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Beck's County
Penna
Philadelphia
New York
Women and independence sparks debate in Picayune
The Picayune reports a statement claiming 300000 women earn independent incomes and questions tracing their support for male dependents. It argues such scrutiny would threaten men's independence and mocks those seeking financial support from wealthy women.
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New Orleans
Malaria Plague Slowed by Honterter’s Stomach Bitters
A dramatic claim touts Honterter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy. It promises to check malaria progression, relieve core fever and bilious symptoms, and cure dyspepsia, neuralgia, and related ailments. It also markets as a family medicine strengthening the system against disease and aiding convalescence.
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Honterter
Buckien’s Amics Salve For Skin Ailments
Vintage advertisement proclaims Buckien’s Amics Salve as the best cure for cuta brutes sores and various skin issues including saltrheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and piles. Claims money back if not satisfied at 25 cents per box sold by Garrott & Pearre.
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Forsala
Garrott & Pearre
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