Pailomathean Literary Society Elects Officers for Three Months
At the regular weekly meeting of the Paltomathean Literary Society officers were elected for a three month term. President Jacob J. Honff. vice president George B. Dennis Jr.. secretary Henry E. Ramsberg. treasurer Calvin J. Schildtknech. assistant secretary Bernard F. Zimmerman. librarian Roger Wood. Meeting adjourned for summer months. The Young Men's Catholic Union held a lively meeting with ex-President Hannon of Carroll Institute Washington addressing the group. Albert Laurie Smith to serve as toastmaster at the 9th annual banquet planned for September first. fifty guests expected. union has 59 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paltomathean
Li Eary Society
Jacob J. Honff
George BR. Dennis
Henry &. Ramsberg
Cavin J. Schildtknech
Bernand F. Zimmerman
Roger Wood
Dent
Hr. C. F. Breacer
Albert Laurie Smith
Painted from Nature by Matson Dyer At Sippington Store
A sample of handwork by the well known artist Mr Matson Dyer is on view in the window of Mr Frank B Sippington's shop. The painting depicts a point on the Monocacy called Derr's Arm and is praised for its beauty and accuracy in capturing air and landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matson Dyer
Frank B. Sippington
Tiny buttonhole watches gain fashion world notice
A description of miniature watches worn in a buttonhole showcases tiny timepieces no larger than a dime. The mechanism sits behind the lapel while the exposed dial rests on a short shank, blending practicality with style.
Eighth of a Ton and a Health Tonic Appeal
A garbled 19th century column extols weight talk and liver health remedies. It mentions a woman in Sharpaburg weighing 225 pounds and a rising 250 pounds, alongside praise for patent medicines including Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Agnew Liver Fills. It cites Liver function, tonics, and tonic sales at local shops on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuere
Sharpaburg
War
Fragmentary Briefs on Figures and Facts
Miscellaneous items note topics from fishery and ice trade to government officials and population, with figures on Japan's empire, froge and toad behavior, U S canneries, Oklahoma wheat, New York daily expenses, London bonnet sales, and Neuenburg life insurance prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahoma
New York City
Fashionab
London
Neuenburg
Sunday Church Services and Festivities Highlight Frederick Churches
Sunday at the Presbyterian and M E churches featured offertory by a male quartet Tyson Strawn Keller and Dean Darling with solo by Charles Bendrickaon. Rev W S McKenny of the M E Church administered the Lord's Supper and Rev J P Wright assisted. Frederick churches drew good attendance despite fewer wheelmen. Y M C A hosted Christian patriotism address by Edward Bioeins of Baltimore. All Saints Episcopal held Fourth of July children’s feast with patriotic hymns and decor. Rev GO Samespring preached to Frederick Council JXO U A M on Perpetuity of Patriotism. Mrs Thomas Kline sang Fire Star Spangled Banner. Alliance colors adorned the church star. Ministerial Alliance services opened Walkersville at 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Tyson, Strawn
Keller
Dean Darling
Charles B. T. Bendrickaon
Owen Compher
W. S. McKenny
M. E
J P. Wright
Frederick
Y. M.C.A
Edward Bi Oeins
Baltimore
Children of All Sainta
Episcopal Church
Eddie Higgins
E C. Shepherd
GO. W. Samespring
Reno Harp
Markwood Harp
Allen Kine
President McKinleys Visit Recalled by Local Historian
In a Frederick interview the Agricultural Society notes President McKinley’s 1962 visit through town with the army. Mrs. C. B. Fox holds a badge marking 1873 as the last local appearance. Decoration Day of May 31 featured G A R memorial rites with General Steiner on duty, B H Sebley as chair, C B Fox as secretary, the star spangled banner by the Frederick Cornet Band, the Lord’s prayer by Dr S V Leech, choir songs, and addresses by William McKinley of Ohio and Gen J R Hawley of Connecticut.
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McKinley
the Agricultural Society
Thas
Frederick
C. B. Fox
Grand Army of
John A. Steiner
B. H. Sebley
Frederick Cornet
S. V. Leech
John E.bbert
America
Wm. McKinley
Ohio
J. R. Hawley
Connecticut
J. Grim
United Fire Company Plans July Braddock Dance
At a meeting last night the United Fire Company completed preparations for a dance at Braddock Heights on July 13. It was unanimously agreed no member may collect money in the company name without proper authority.
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United Fire Company
Braddock Hetgnie
Funerals for Jane Thomas and David M. Boyd
The funeral for Jane Thomas colored was held Sunday at 8 o’clock with services at her West Patrick street home led by Hey 5 8 Crocket. Interment followed at Laboring Bons Cemetery. A 7 Rice & Sons were the funeral directors. The funeral for David M. Boyd colored occurred Sunday at 3 o’clock with services at Ashiy Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Abram HBeeke. Pallbearers included George Tall Charles Boldin Roy Dorsey Chas Brown Cherlee Henolds Edward Gim ons. Interment at Greenmast Cemetery. A s Rice & Iona served as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Thomas
West Patrick Street
Hey
Crocket
Rice & Sons
David M
Boyd
Ashiy Methodiat Episcopal Church
Abram Hbeeke
Advertissed Letters in Frederick City Post July 34 1857
A list of advertised letters remaining in the Frederick City post dated Saturday July 34 1857. Recipients must call for these letters within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office. Names include J C Haring Rev K a Lemos Paole Lapis Lorr Mies Mionte Fulier Mis bra Miner Mary Marc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Watters Paid Shifts for Convention Attendees
Elder E W Stoner of Union Bridge paid the Frederick rising-room waiters for services during the German Baptist convention. Nearby residents around Pipe Creek and Beaver Dam were paid on July 8. A 5 percent rebate from the Frederick and Middletown Electric Road totaled $9020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters
E W. Stoner
Union Bridge
Frederick
German Baptist Convention
Pipe Creek
Beaver Dam
Middletown
Rabid Dog Attacks Cattle In Emmitsburg Area
A cow owned by Mr. Wo Hyser on Jack’s Mountain near Emmitsburg went mad after a dog bite and was killed. Another herd cow owned by Mr. George Bardman was bitten by the same dog and shows signs of hydrophobia and may be killed.
Social World: Dance and Adsace Plan at Bradock Heights
A committee including Measra Thomas Wolf and Robert Fysor arranged an adsace event at Bradock Heights for tomorrow evening. A npg cal car will depart from Square Corner at 6 o clock. Accidents report Charles Hahn of East South Street burned by a premature cannon explosion Saturday night. Edward Stoner's son burned feet on hot ashes Friday evening.
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Thomas Wolf
Robert Fysor
Adsace
Braddock Heights
Npgcal
Charles Hahn
East South Street
Edward Stoner
County Commission Holds Routine Session and Tax Levy Outlook
The county board met to transact routine business and a tax levy for the next year is expected to be ready this afternoon. The Key Monument Association plans its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 in the M A room. First wheat arrives at J W Sullivan elevator in Monoria, reported as of excellent quality.
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Sewe
Tatas
County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Key Monument
The
Key Monument Association
J. W. Sullivan
Unreliable Patent Remedies Promoted in Local Ads
An OCR fragment shows multiple unverified health claims for Dr King’s New Discovery Shiloh’s remedies and other tonics. It markets cures for consumption coughs kidney pain and urinary issues. Local druggists A L Pearce and K Williamson are named with guarantees and addresses in Frederick Maryland.
Raw OCR fragment hints at a court or missing person tale
The readable text fragment hints at a dramatic scene with a woman named Mrs Sirah Dudson and a man in distress in a house setting. It references a pursuit, injuries, and a landing, suggesting a dramatic incident or court related event with names and roles mentioned in a garbled OCR passage.
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