Frederick County Diary Diary Notes 1818 to 1878 Events
The diary of Jacob Engelbrecht is cited detailing damage to county property and local actions. It covers excerpts on 1818 to 1878, including militia, court fires, and civic events. Notes mention a large 1861 meeting at the Court House Square and a fire at the Court House complex.
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Jacob
Engelbrecht
Mutual Company
Jacob. Engelbrecht
Jegislature
Frederick County
Zemo Skin Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts ZEMO as a safe liquid treatment for eczema and skin irritations. It claims instant itching relief, clearer skin, and mentions availability in 25 cent and 1 dollar bottles, with distribution by E. W. Ross Medicine Co. and local Frederick outlet Williamson Drug Store.
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Zemo
E. W. Ross Medicine Co
St. Louis
Frederick
Williamson Drug Store
Narrow Escape In Perilous Position On Moving Car
Fireman and George Kolb, driver of the Independents’ auto engine, aided a man clinging to a runningboard after a collision near Mrs. Milder’s home on South Market Street. The victim dangled by a single brace and struggled to free himself as the machine sped away toward the News office.
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George Kolb
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Independents’ Auto Engine
Bradley
Marinin
Jad
J ’Auto
Mt. Kolb
Dé Tance
Owith
Marian
Pleasant, Paragraphs About Those: Local Visitors and Travel
Pleasant personal items note Mr JLB Cornpropst spending a week at Ocean City Maryland Miss Wea Kell of Baltimore visits Miss Mary Hoggan Miss Alice Dean of this city leaves for Baltimore to visit friends Guy Wider and family of Waynesboro Pa Mr Radford Smallwood of Bitte ock Adle visits the Misses Beckley Harvey Rinehart of Washington spending vacation at his parental home on Madison avenue Miss Nannie and Mary Young Wu Beet Leichert of Buffalo visit relatives Darents Miss Annie Beckley of Baltimore and Washington disturbed in travel Mr FH Clay DeGrange manager of Fibre Brush CoLouis Mo branch spending vacation at home with parents Mr and Mrs Garrett S DeGrange Edith Diamond of Buffalo Miss James Quynn and Ames Hendrickson visit Washington and return in Mrs Toms machine W E Filler receives a Thy Cary Civic Club meets to discuss hospitality and civic work during the July Fourth period
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Clay DeGrange
St. Louis
Branchi- Fibre ‘Brush Coz
Garrett S. DeGrange
Second Street
Boiler disaster at glue factory causes heavy damage
An explosion and fire at a glue factory today destroyed the building and damaged the boiler area. The extent of losses is covered by insurance.
Enforce Dog Ordinance Spurs Citywide Association
A letter to The News proposes forming a citywide association to enforce the dog muzzle ordinance and prosecute violators. The writer criticizes lax enforcement amid warm weather, noting many dogs at large and warning of rising child bites and safety concerns in the city.
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T. Ri Jaton Mt
Jim
Leesburg Man Arrested for Drunken Street Offense
A Leesburg Virginia man was arrested by Officer Fraley on a drunken in the streets charge. He appeared before Justice Dennis, paid a 31 fine, and was ordered to leave the city.
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Leesburg
Fraley
Dennis
Nightly shows end at Three Nights a Week theater
The Progressive xayheatre on East Patrick Street ends nightly picture shows. It will instead present three shows per week on Monday Wednesday and Friday nights.
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Xayheatre
East Patrick Street
Tidewater Cement Company Employment Notice Fragment
Omniscient OCR fragment references Brides where Wil Inion My dis mn. tides of the Tidewater Cement Company. The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide a coherent event or outcome.
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Tidewater
Kickapoo Worm Killer Adverts Rid Kids of Worms
A vintage advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy lozenge that expels worms and restores children's health. It features a testimonial from A. Bgisbin of Elgin UL claiming long use rid his children of worms and guarantees availability at druggists or by mail. The copy references the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. with locations in Philadelphia and St. Louis and mentions a price of 24 cents.
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A. Bgisbin
Elgin
Nail
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pexrre
Modern Pharmacy
Surprising Cure Cited For Stomach Trouble
Mrs G Stengin of Mainfeld KN reports relief from chronic stomach upset after trying Chamberlain's Tablets. She says after taking about three quarters of a package she can eat almost anything again. The ad notes the product is for sale by dealers.
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G. Stengin
Mainfeld
Chamberlain
Tabiris
Ai Deaiers
Aavetu Semsal
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