Real estate and bonds offered by Parson and Co at 60 day sale
W L Parsons and W Pipee NB RSAL estate agent offer property in Frederick Maryland for sale or lease. The three story warehouse with elevator fronts East Street and East Second Street, plus 206 and 42 feet frontage, suitable for manufacturing. copper bonds of Beck Works valued at $20,000 par secured by first mortgage on real estate and plant, bearing 5 percent interest semi annually May and November, denominations 500 each, liens on $60,000 in assets.
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RSAL
Sof
Mutual Insurance
Frederick
T Cbse
Jor
East Street
East Second Street
Penn. &. BR
Bkis
Cal
Enck Beck
Frederick area farm listings and country residence ad
Fragmented notice describes a seven field farm with running water in each field, a nine-room frame house, stabling for 18 horses, and outbuildings near Poolesville Montgomery County near C Canal. Also mentions a 26 acre first-class land estate with a two story residence, modern improvements, gas and water, shrubbery and fruit trees, and farm buildings. Also an ad for novelty items and invitations from The News.
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Poolesville
Montgomery County
C. C. Canal
Ite
Ursaniles
Frederick
Reansion
Johr . Williams
Memory Burden Strikes Cyrus With a Rocking Chair
In a homely fable from Youth's Companion Uncle Ethan Hackett quips on memory and neighborly strain. Cyrus, left alone by Marthy, forgets to water her geranium and, attempting a fix, trips on a rocking chair, injuring himself. The tale turns on his lasting wish not to burden Marthy and his uneasy recall.
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Ethan Hackett
Han Hackett
Cyrus
Sabrine
Ethan
Marthy
Mr. Hackett
Tia
The Nations Birthday Celebrated In Poetic Verse
A read of patriotic verse honors the United States on its birthday. Poet E Chford Wadsworth lauds freedom, the flag, and the valor of past generations, praising national unity and man’s goodwill toward all nations amid cannon and sunset imagery.
A Boy's Story by Charles B Lewis About Melvina Jackson
A школьboy narrator recalls a comically grand but thwarted romance with Melvina Jackson. Rival Sam Greene woos her with poems, rival schemes, and a circus showdown ends with injuries and a burnt tent. Fireworks chaos, loss of pride, and a final mutual indifference close the love saga.
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Melvina Jackson
Melvina
Sam Greene
Sam
Charo
Aha
Old Time Fourth of July at Woodville Celebrates Hard
The Fourth of July in Woodville drew crowds of settlers and large families for a day of parades and a grand election style celebration. A new local lawyer promoted a money premium for the largest township delegation, bands arrived, a town reading and an oration followed by a lengthy dinner and a grand fireworks show that ended lost to misfires and a smoky finale.
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Cerrus
Lunst
Jackson Tomake
Melvins
Melvics
Sam Greene
Sam
Melvina
Sam Greens
Borneo
Fostiade
America
Woodville
Waite
Whitesville
Ed Plaisance
Ewig
Theri
Stredley
Mem
Sam Gill
Charley Fulton
July in History and the Signers of Independence
The article extols July as a pivotal month in world events and American history. It highlights battles, riots, and revolutions tied to midsummer, notes prominent figures like Charles Carroll of Carrollton, James Monroe, Adams, and Jefferson, and recalls their deaths on Independence Day and Carroll as the last surviving signer with a storied Maryland lineage.
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Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Jane
Joly
London
New York
Hudson
Asississippi
Loas
France
Bastille
Louis XVI
Robespierre
Germany
Heaven
James Monroe
New York City
Adams
Jefferson
Congress
Hannibal Hamlin
Starke
Pennington
Mad
Continental Congress
Maryland
H. Beapus
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W. L. Parsons
W. Pipee NB
E_ Chford
Wadsworth
BY Charles B. Lewis M. Quadl
Providence
Mr. Jackson
Sackehouss
Srore
Semandi
Tender Point
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Algy
Old Man
Wegy
Bingo
Bobbie
Willie
Kes