Revival Cowboy Converts In Storm Lake Ceremony
A former cattle rancher known as the cowboy revivalist was converted in Storm Lake and will marry Mary Jones, a Miznearo- He woman, with Rev. O W Hutz officiating. The wedding marks the couple’s third anniversary of his conversion and caps a checkered revival career across Dakota, St Paul, and Minneapolis.
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Marstage
Teecowboy
Lars
Daly
E. Cheren
Mies
Mary Jones
Miznearo- He
O. W. Hutz
Anont
Bornan Buimore
Tees
Storm Lake
Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Stormy Lake
Military Matters For Pen Mer Picnic Arrangements
Major E Goldsborough of Reynolds Post GA R and E E Steiner of Antietam Camp Lone of Veterans discuss railroad rate arrangements for the annual Pen Mer Picnic to be held later this month. An informal Monocacy Monument Association committee meeting occurred last night at Major Goldsboroughs office with no public business. Another meeting is planned for tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the same place.
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E .¥.Goldsborough
Reynolds’ Post GA
Deaths and obituaries of Carroll County figures
Bennetta G. Enoske infant daughter of J Charles and Talitha Enoske died at eight months. Burial planned in Mechanicstown. David Geiman of Westminster died of paralysis aged 78 or 79. he was a bank director and senior deacon at the Dunker church, twice married with four children. Joshua D Warfield a prominent farmer near Sykesville died suddenly at 56, leaving a wife and eight children. he helped run Howard County politics as commissioner from 1879 to 1861 with Gaither and Childe. John Sheff of Jefferson died at home aged 85 after paralysis. funeral at the Tath Eran church with Rev. S A Hedges officiating.
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Bennetta G
J. Charles
Talitha Enoske
Mechanicstown
David Geiman
Carroll County
Westminster
Asian National Bank of Westminster
German Baptist
Dunker Church
German
Joshua D. Warsted
Sykesville
Warfeld
Howard
Messra Thomas H. Gaither
N.super Childe
Tve
Chas
A. Warfield
Sykeeville
Thomas C. Warfield
Glenelg
John Sheff
Jefferson
Tatheran Church
S.A. Hedges Wall
What They Meant
A child learns compassion from illness marks on a neighbor’s face. A little girl explains to her brother that scars from smallpox show the person has suffered and God made them to remind others to feel sorry for him.
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Whra Mead
Tommy
Tommi
Ozone, epidemics and plant health discussed by board
The article notes ozone absence linked to epidemics and winter dangers to vegetation. It mentions Prof Mecham of Philadelphia on plant care and health, home sanitation, and a warning about harmful patent medicines for infants. It promotes Acker's baby soother and various salves with retailer details and prices.
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Tennessee Board of Health
Profesor Mecham
Philsdeb
New York
Téegram
The Flag and Its Maker in Early America
The article recounts the creation of the American flag, naming Capt Simul Chester Beal of New York EY as the designer and detailing the hands of Mrs Read and her helpers in assembling the banner. It notes the flag’s unfurling in Washington on April 13 and contextualizes the flag within Revolutionary and naval heroism, including Captain Reid’s daring actions aboard the Gen Armstrong and New York’s Fourth of July celebrations where the Declaration of Independence reached the city.
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Simul Chester Beal
New York
Indiana
Prosthet Meuree
Act of Congress
Sirs
Peter IL Wencener
Chermman
Read
Capt
Nathan Jesnnes
Connecticut
Washington
Dlace
Clay
Alpar
Semnet Chester Rank
Norwich
Con
New York City
Naval Service
Armstrong
Mayal
Azores
Plantazenet
Rota
Ong
Orst
Reid
Faral
Smi
Ley
Ge'elock
Holow Square
City Hall Park
Builains
Womdt Pendernt
Life and liberty as nations seek freedom and reform
The fragment discusses the United States constitution guiding the western continent, compares universal freedom to Europe, mentions celebrating the Declaration, and notes a local scene with a fireworks display and an umpire anecdote. It ends with an ad for Acker's dyspepsia tablets by J A Williamson.
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United States
Europe
America
Forced to Leave Home Affected by Free Trial Offer
Over 60 people forced from homes yesterday after a promotional call for a free trial package from Lince Family Medicine. The ad promises a grand remedy for blood, liver and kidney issues and urges readers to contact any druggist for a free sample, with praise from ladies and a large size package advertised at 50 cents.
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Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Atel
Victorian Era Kitchen Tips From a Frugal Household
The page provides old fashioned recipes and tips for economical cooking. Instructions cover custards, potato dishes, creams, and desserts with step by step actions. It highlights using leftovers wisely and boiling only what is needed for meals while offering several egg based and dough recipes.
Household Notes and Remedies Echoes of Patented Cures
A collage of domestic advice on cleaning, personal care, and simple remedies. The informal tips cover preservation, insect prevention, stain removal, sugar work, and early patent medicine claims. Notable mentions include Acker's Blood Elixir and Victor Infant Relief with promotional tone throughout.
Worldly Succees and old alums at banquet
A columnist recalls a banquet of a college alumni chapter where a valedictorian turned farmer and a former classmate who became a congressman shared the stage. The piece mingles social nostalgia with regional ads for Lane’s and Dr King’s remedies and a drugstore free trial offer.
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Tus Eld Co
Congress
St. Lous
Sound Legal Opinion on Electric Bitters Letter
A legal opinion from Bainbridge Texas cites testimonials that Electric Bitters cured malarial fever jaundice and kidney liver and stomach disorders. Testimonies claim life saving results from Dr Wilcoxson Horse Cave KS and a county attorney endorses the remedy as warding off and curing malaria. Available at Jos B Garrett's Drug store priced 5 10 cents and one dollar.
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Bainbridge
Atty
Clayco
Texas
Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
Jos
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Lancaster
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Adout
Dram
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Dr. Acker
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L. P. Miller
Middletown
Canton
Acker
J A Williamson
Beuckien
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W. Patrick Street
Samuel Chester Reid
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J.A Williamson
Home and & Ousentife
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Orleans
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Hiuesehold
London
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Jesse
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Lange
J. A. Williamson
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Royal Baking Powdeer CO
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Walters
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Baltimore, Me
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Brown & Belashmutt
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Patrick
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Stasis Market
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D.hane
South Market Street
Scheining
Frederice, Md
Tmisdéwit
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Randolph
Wolfe & Randolph
Life Insurance
Guarntees
C.L. Hartsogcr
Patrick Street
City Hotel
Funkstown
C.F. Reell
Dimwim Wx
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Fitna
Endowments
Aetha Life Insurarce, Company
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Alee
Frey
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Pleasant
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Maylédit
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Wm. $. Miller& Co
P. H Pyfers
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Coal
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Ly Ken’s Valley
George's Creek
W. B. Shriner
WM. S. Mieler & Co
Patrick St
Water Street
Jebisder
BJ. Eldridge
W. Patrick Sr
Fredsrick Mo
Asie Preserted
E. J. Eldridge
Ioan
Joan
Aidialoan
William Wilcoxon
Brederich. MB
J. A. ©. Lipps
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Porte
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Keystone Botting
Jamales
Cor. W. Patrickszs
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