St Peter's Lib erty Picnic at Pine Mountain Park
Arrangements are set for St Peter's Catholic church annual picnic and tournament at Pine Mountain Park near Libertytown on July 14 with a prize pool of 36 dollars. Professional knights compete for 10 5 3 and 2 dollars while amateurs chase 7 4 3 and 1 dollars. an orchestra will provide music and dancing continues into the night.
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Pine Mountain Park
St. Peter's Catholic Church of Liberty
Libertytown
Leo Weinberg
Jersey
Tehison
Irving
Albaugh
D. Je. Stone
Edward Hobbs
Frank Sappington
Charles W. Poole
Charles E. Eader
Oliver P. van Sant
Sidney
Sappington
James Sappington
Cornelius Riordan
J. C. Sappington
Charles A. Lawrence
Raymond Wright
Thomas R. Myers
F. O. Smith
Edgar Hammond
Eugene Lawrence
F. J. Hammond
J. C. Diebel
Chas. Lochner Ernest Lawrence
C. F. Smith
Harry Peddicord
Henry Boyle
Murray Bohn
Cornelius Noonan
Mr. Hamilton
John Kreimer
William C. Sappington
Daniel T. Riordan
T. S. Davis
James M. Sap
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick era
Listings recount deaths and funerals of Mrs. Mary L. Claggett, Rev. A Luther Nickels, George Kling, Miss Alice Marie Simpson, Benjamin F. Stansbury, Mrs. Annie Mary Beatty, Ethel Margaret Wagaman, infant Fran Wright, and Mrs. Julia V. Taylor. Include details on ages, families, churches, and burial sites, reflecting local scene in Frederick with multiple obituaries and funeral notices.
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Mary L. Claggett
Mary Louise Claggett
Thomas J. Claggett
Knoxville
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
Frank Jute
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Claggett
George Staley
Burkittsville
Thomas Schley
Thin City
Frederick
Baltimore Infirmary
Mra
Frank Lutz
Maude Claggett
Market Prices for Peaches and Berries Catchy Local Sale
A historical market report notes peaches at 4 cents a box and huckleberries at 12 cents per box. Cabbage and peas rise with new potatoes at 20 cents per half peck, cucumbers at 3 for a cent, and assorted fruits and vegetables showing varied, busy prices in a bustling market scene.
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Hutter
Drewsed
Ted
Kate
Whims Of A Boxer Corbett Nerves Before Jeffries Fight
Jim Corbett appeared highly nervous in the days before his bout with Jeffries in San Francisco. Promoter Jimmy Coffroth recalled Corbett’s peculiar demands including choosing a specific entrance and even having a custom door installed at Mechanics Pavilion to avoid crowd jostling. The anecdote, from the New York World, highlights Corbett’s meticulous nature and whimsy about ring preparations.
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Corbett
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jimmy Coffroth
San Francisco
Mechanics’ Pavilion
New York World
Odd Facts And Dog Jaw Feats From Old News Clippings
A collection of curious notes describes a scientist’s half pint water thought experiment to illustrate atomic scale, a Ross-shire gamekeeper’s collie trapped and freed with gun barrels between teeth, and Bermuda’s claim as Britain’s oldest colony named after Juan de Bermudez.
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Ross-stre
London Graphic
Britain
Bermuda
Virginia Company
Virginia
Jamestown
Juan de Bermudez
Funeral services for longtime resident with local burial
A brother Thomas Lytes survives along with a Mr Stanal, Minn. The funeral is set for Monday at 2 PM at the church with interment at Greenmount. Thomas FP Rice is the funeral director.
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Thomas Lytes
St. Tanl
Minn
Greenmount
Thomas FP. Rice
Funeral for These Cromwell in Ebenezer Church
The funeral of These Cromwell, who was suddenly killed in the harvest field near Ylamstille, was held Thursday at 2 oclock pm at Ebenezer Church. Rev J T Stanier conducted the services. Pallbearers were Chan Hilant Andrew Wade Frank Hackval Albert Keth Bradiew Bowie and Ernest Tyler. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Geo W Ivers served as funeral director.
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Alice Marie Simpson
Geo. B
Fannie Starr Simpson
Key Mar
Jal
M. P. Church
Union Bridge
Rev. Clift
Jaggers
Hurlal Iu
Glenn Keefer
Clifford Leatherman
Albert Baker
Claude Saylor
Wilbur Brandenburg
Harold Keefer
Fo J. Shriner
Miss Simpson
Geo. Ki. Smith
Benjamin F. Stansbury
Benjamin Franklin Stansbury
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Lfe
Sarah Conner Stansbury
Greenmount Cemetery
Rev. C. Relhewald
Lucberay Church
Cromwell
Wm Hice
Ylamstille
Ebenezer Church
J.T Stanier
Chan
Hilant
Andrew Wade
Frank Hack Val Albert Keth
Bradiew Bowie
Ernest Tyler
Geo W. Ivers
Social World Recitals At Walkersville And Woodsboro Parties
Hostess Miss Kurth Hammer held a birthday party at Walkersville with Japanese lanterns on the lawn and Miss Loubie Swartz singing solos. Guests included many local residents. Refreshments featured ice cream, cakes, candy and air nuts. A separate yard party at Mrs. Reymond Shank in Woodsboro honored Virginia Heatwole with games, peanut hunt, piano selections, and popular music. Nearby, a Braddock Heights picnic reached High Knob with guests from Baltimore and Washington, including Xavier Teillard and Miss Sue Dorsey, traveling by auto to the mountain.
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Kurth Hammer
Walkersville
Loubie Swart
Tuuuline Grove
Louise Swartz
Katherine Howe
Josephine Jeiner Faith
Hope Miller
Mary Atkinson
Tager Ries
Grover Michael
Cyron Winebrewer
Frederick
Pauine Cromwell
Estelle Wachter
Dag Smith
Bendah Smith
Nevin Smith
John Stauffer
Glenn Withide
Charles Whitmore
Steiner Whitmore
Helen Whitmore
Mabel Long
Mary Hann
Nona Shank
May Flanninoen
Helen Fogte
Ernest Fogle
Ralph Flannigan
Mary Cramer
Glenn Cramer
Guy Suifta
Amy Filier
Barry
Willard “Ier
Nettie Reddick
Celius Red- Hick
Cora Strine
Oscar Remsberg
Webster
Gail Catshall
Spencer ¥. Tra Houck
Oscar Stu
Revind Mra
C. A. Shilke
Marshal Green
Berta Crum
Hallie Crum
Raymond Crum
Maurice Crum
Charles Kintz
Reymond Shank
Woodsboro
Virginia Heetwole
Romney
W. Va
Rhea Smith
Louise Cutshall
Catherine Cutshall
Hilda Cramer
Lucy Anders
Alice Anders
Helen Crum
Pauline Crum
Annabelle Smith
Mildred Redick
Annabelle Huth Mildren Smith
Mabel Smith
Katherine Barrick
Louise Wills
Francis Wills
Margaret Powel
Anna Huffman
Olive Frock
Francis Winebrenner
Martha Siess
Virginia Heatwole
Leroy Barrick
Russell Hull
Elwood Powell
James Reddick
John Winebrenner
Myrtle Stess
High Knob
Nibrah
Braddock Heights
Lookout Rock
Baltimore
Washington
Xavier Telilard
Fairbank
Sue Dorsey
John Costello
S McMullen
Zeigier
A Rare Treat and a Language Lesson
A playful scene shows Tommy struggling with speech while his mother urges proper language. The exchange ends with Tommy promising to try, as his mother scolds his garbled phrasing and offers guidance. In another note, Mrs. Jacob H. Schmidt leaves City Hospital to recover at home on South Market street.
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Julia V. Taylor
West All Sainta Street
Quinn Church
Edward E. Taylo
Pittsburgh
Tommy
Sean
St. Louie
Mra
Jacob HH. Schmidt
City Hospital
South Market Street
Weather lore from St Nicholas era predicts fair days and rain signals
A Victorian style guide describes signs for fair or stormy weather from sun color, moon clarity, and west winds to smoke direction, dew patterns, and animal behavior. Spiders and their webs are cited as temperate indicators, with caution that rapid changes and showers may precede cleared skies.
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St. Nicholas
Auto Trip With Two Families Heads to Atlantic City
On Auto Trip Mr and Mrs J W Haines and family of Locust Villa Yamsville head for Atlantic City N Philadelphia Pa and points of interest Accompanying are Mr and Mrs J tarry Kints and family of Washington DC The party expects to return within the next ten days.
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J. W. Haines
Locust Villa
Yamsville
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
J. Tarry Kints
Washington, D. C
Costly misaddressed mail burdens postal service
The passage notes 40 percent of mail is wrongly addressed, mainly by business handlers in towns and cities. It highlights missing street or town identifiers, causing time and money waste for the postal department, with costs in large cities reaching about 85,000 dollars monthly. It also mentions a Japanese servant girl with a fan and France engaging in gardening.
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Postal Department
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