Purely Personal: Montgomery County Visits and Guests
Mr. Charles G. Blake and family test today for Montgomery county. Miss Sadie Gaver of Frederick visits Miss Ura Fiery in Willow Grove Mills. Mrs. Caroline Marteil returns from Charlestown W Va. Soulseas of Baltimore guests Ann G. Ross Court Square. Miss Jennie Gaver returns from Ellerton. Mrs Leghorn Phorey of Baltimore visits Rev H A Bielfeld’s. Miss Bessie Dennis of near Urbara visits Mrs F B Smith Court Square. Miss Virginia Motter returns from Miss Bessie Motter Taneytown. Mr. Harry E Buckingham of Baltimore visits friends in the city. Mr. Richard Laws Lee of Baltimore summer guest at Dr Hunichen’s near Frederice. Miss Mamie Michael returns from Doubs. Mrs. C E B Keller and daughter Ella of East Church Street return from Philadelphia. Master John M Delashmuti of Lisbon visits his cousin on Third Street East. Mr. Edward S Tyler of Baltimore visits Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gaver
Ellerton
Leghorn Phorey
Baltimore
H. A. Bielfeld
Bessie Dennis
Urbara
F. B. Smith
Court Square
Virgina Motter
Bessie Motter
Peas
Taneytown
Harry E. Buckingham
Richard Laws Lee
Hunichen
Frederice
Mamie Michael
Doubs
C. EB. Keller
Biss Ella
East Church Street
Philadelphi
John M. Delashmuti
Lisbon
Howard County
Third Street
Edward 8. Tyler
St Frederick
The Work of Death in Emmitburg District
Death notices report Mrs Catherine Hahn dying July 3 1994 at Charles Haridagen residence in Emmiteburg district aged about 92. Funeral at Mt St Marys College Church Thursday morning Rev W L O Har a officiating. Also note Mary Shearer daughter of Edward Shearer died in the night of cholera infantum at East Church Street extended residence aged 14 months. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harn
Charles Haridagen
Emmiteburg
Catherine Hahn
Freneral
Mt. St. Mary’s College
W. L. O'Hara
Art Shearer
Mary
Brr
Edward Shearer
East Church Street
Sun’s vast scale and distance recounted in science piece
M Camille Flammarion explains sun’s heft and size relative to Earth using models like a Paris Pantheon scaled sun and a 20 cm earth balloon. He details distances, measurement methods, and the staggering travel times for light and sensation to traverse space, noting human perception limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohiea
M. Camille Flammarion
Science
Pantheon
Paris
Toy Ballon
Rainfall and early summer notices across Maryland
News of the State reports Cecil county received good rain while Cambridge’s liquor law faces testing. Annapolis jail. a dry dock planned at Chesapeake City. wheat sold in Ellicott City at 55 cents. Havre de Grace shoe factory revival. Knox to Vesuvius August 1. Port Deposit opens Silver Cross Home for Epileptics. missing mail carrier Henry Breadmore. Richard Day dies at 50 in Oakland Mills. New Baptist church in Travilah to be dedicated July 15, summer priest school at Westminster. Lizzie Wilson seriously wounded from a cherry tree fall. In Cecil county Silas Ferguson elder shoots younger brother in altercation. Anne Arundel party primaries dates set separately. State vet surgeon to Carroll for horse disease. Executions: William Jackson hanged at Centreville for murder. James Allen hanged at Upper Marlboro for assault. both private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil County
Cambridge
Charles Rechner
Annapolis
Chesapeake City
Abraham Corbett
Hagerstown
Ellicott City
Havre de Grace
Knox
Vesuvius
Silver Cross
Port Deposit
Henry Breadmore
West River
Richard Day
Oakland Mills
Howard County
New Baptist Church
Travileh
Montgomery County
Episcopal Church
Westminster
Lizzie Wilson
Lapidum
Harford County
Silas Furguson
Anne Arundel
Carroll County
Geo. Morlock
Wm. Jackson
Centreville
George J. Seager
James Allen
Upper Marlboro
A July Dinner From Mrs Webster For Winter Taste
Mrs Webster advises a July dinner plan with an all white, frost themed table. She suggests limited guest count to fit space and 7 pm dinner, formal notes, and dress, plus white centerpieces, diamond dust cards, frosted ribbons, and white confections. Menus feature raw oysters, cold seafood, then a hot lamb course with Bermuda potatoes and peas, ending with snow ball desserts and white cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Webster
Esci2
Black Snakes Reported Near Ellerton and Harshman Chop Mill
James F. Saman of Ellerton killed a black snake four feet four inches long with no skin damage. A second snake was found in Isaiah Harshman’s chop chest near Woils yHie, flattened by a burr mill, measuring over four feet. Subscribers urged for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Food and diet guidance for brain workers and daily meals
The article details concentrated and easily digested foods for brain workers, advocating fresh beef and mutton, fish, eggs, and plenty of fresh vegetables. It recommends lunch mainly from breakfast, light cereals, no white bread, and a milk or hot drink lunch, plus fruit and Graham wafers. It also reports the death of Richard Day at 90, mentions blight concerns in Howard County, and notes improvement in Chief Judge Dorsey's health.
Injured Woman Returned Home After Runaney Incident
Miss Lizzie Lease, severely hurt in a runaney days ago, was moved to her home near the city yesterday. One limb broken in two places. Miss Blanche Ogle suffered a severe sprained ankle at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Lease
Blanche Ogle
Prohibitionista Delegates Elected at Frederick Convention
The Prohibitionista of Frederick county held a quiet convention at Goodsempliar Hall and elected delegates to the Congressional Nominating Convention at Hegerstown on July 12 and to the State Convention at Glendon on August 8. Rev. Wm. M. Strayer was chosen chairman and Frank B. Sappington secretary. Delegates named include W. M. Striger and J. N. Zimmerman among many others for the congressional and state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Goodsempliar Hall
Hegerstown
Glendon
Wm. M. Strayer
Buckeystown
Frank B. Sappington
Frederick
W. M. Striger
Nicholas Hickerds
Noah Routzabn
J. Aolin Hefanger
Lewis McBride
Abraham [Fert
J. D. Nicodemus
D. B. Stone
J. Harry Lawson
Iisoael
Thos. N. Norwood
Robert Annan
Wm. G. Scott
Columbus Welker
George F. Kindley
Frank Addison
John Nusbaum
A. Hedges
A. Murray Thomas
Wright
Healthful voyage promise and seasickness guard
Travel across wide waters brings seasickness and stomach distress especially for invalids. The text promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a standard safeguard against seasickness air water changes and temperature shifts. It touts use for travelers yachtmen and those on inland trips and lists malaria rheumatism neuralgia sleeplessness loss of appetite sick headache biliousness and constipation as conditions it benefits.
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Wali
the Daily News
OXE
Seth
Cal
Louisville
Dr. H. Best
North Market Street
News OF the State
King Cotton
Ling
Jaconat Duchesse
India
Nile
Fayetta
Henrietta
Batiste
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Frederick, MD
Brain Workers
Oskland Mills
Howard
Nouthwestern
Reuben Dorsey
Gourt
Prohibitionists
J. N. Zimmerman
F. B. Sappington
D. E. Stone
Wm. Strayer
Geo. F. Nichols
N. ©. Cine
W. KR. Dorsey
R. J. Patterton
John A Sexton
D. E. Stouffer
Harry C Remshare
J. Harvey Kefauver
Jesse Wilson
Wm. H. Burkles
Ey Air Polar
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Atchison
South Barket Street
Fahrney
Dhurcrists
DBA
Pahrney & Son
Hacrastors
M ‘Rial
Dresa
George A. Gelbert
Morth Market St
Queen Elisabeth’s
Queen Elizabeth
E. Patrick St
Mar
Department of Gas
Dimities
Bane
G. F. Bamlish
Jasper H. Main
Brunswick
Rambler
Washburn, Crosby Co
IL. M. Hildebrand
Eton
Renner & Kemp
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