The Oneidas Stone and a Australian Racing Tale
A fragmented historical note describes Oneida people and their sacred stone, later moved to Forest Hill cemetery, with talk of its potential use as a cornerstone for a local historical hall. It then shifts to a humorous Australian bankruptcy court tale about racing bets, culminating in a Cambridge Yale track challenge dated October 5 with travel plans aboard the Cunard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederation of Aha
Dill
Oneida Rock
Confederation
M. M. Bagg
Oneida Historical Society
Forest Hill
Sean
Oneida
Boolay
Utics Herald
Australia
Lhugh
Tonce
Martha
Bethan
Tuanfurmati
Cambridge Vale
Lestos
Dusy
Ga Abridge University
Yellow Springs area notes and community updates
Local items from Talley Springs to Prattville including teaching appointment for Creasy Tews, mail carrier praise for Geo Wastler, blackberry and wheat crops prospects, church events at Mt Zion and Alt Zlon, hay harvests, and various visits and social notes from Hyattstown Clemsorville Rew Market and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallow Springs
Athess Ramakey
Yellow Springs
Oloiiging
Geo. Wastler
Thia
Burkhart's Hall
Mt Zion Lutheran Church
Mt. Zion Reformed Sunday School
Local notes from Achectac and surrounding towns
A collage of hometown items lists visitors and residents in Achectac Montgomery and Elcott City, with social calls at Unionville and Red Hill. It notes church activities, sickness improvement, marriages of local families, and guests from Baltimore and Frederick. plus a writer describes the Shade and Stony Creek glen as an artist’s remote landscape with Allegheny mountains and Burket mine lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rhinehart
Achectac
Manasoe
Gasaway
Montgomery County
Gamth’s
Harry Gritith
Famil
Elcott City
Jindey
Edgerile
Guetta
John &. Bramwell
Marguerite
G. W. Taylor
Nellie
TA. Stevens
Dorsey
Unionvide Taentie Lades
Lewe
Tty
Shade
Stony Creek
Somerset
Alleghany Mountains
Pat
Burket
Duhnstown
Diges tive Cordial touted in dated health ad
An old advertisement touts a tonic called Digestive Cordial claiming it cures indigestion and digestion related ailments. It warns of weight loss, weakness, sleepless nights, and eye fatigue while asserting the product prevents consumption and promotes recovery in early stages.
Bitter tonics and worry over family health
An elderly speaker laments illness and fatigue from caregiving, noting morning headaches and concern for children. The ad touts bitters as a strengthening iron medicine with appetite boost and blood benefits, claiming it is pleasant, safe for teeth, and suitable for both adults and children.
Stories of Heroism and Civil War Skirmishes
The narrative covers heroism at Fort Sumter with Strong leading a hand to assault the fort, close combat under heavy fire, and a retreat after grim losses. It also notes Governor Brown visiting Maryland regiments, and Philadelphia letter carriers facing charges in related post office cases.
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Morris Island
Port Striuz
Bean
Wagner
Sumter
Cabssriv
Strong
Browne
Carr May
N. J
Maryland
Brown
Guard Mount
Congress Hall
Stockton Hotel
Markoe
H. Kyd Douglass
Cgpl Paine
Preston
San
Howard
Henry D Hartam
Philadelphia
PuiaGeor Peia
Ufpenua
Walresabean
Adarce
Keir Te
Nickir
Oyresiar
Wtal Medicine
River St
Chicago
SchieviSros
Hfard Price
Chicago Ideal
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Qoyki Saking Powdee
Wail Street
NEWE
Bay
Ggist
California
CAL
Sonsvile
York
Ofunty
John Staley
Dennis J. Shankie
David Shankie
Pragaville
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Alt. Zlon Lutheran Church
St Luke's Sunday School
E. ©. Renn
Hyattatown
Halen Cobb
Warrensburg
Bussouri
L. C. Zeigler
Bennett's Creek
Ayattstown
Burton Richards
Alfred Copeland
Washington, D. C
Maggie Dadrow
Luckeystown Normal School
Ella Welsh
Briarley Hall Seminary
Poolesville
Cbeageretown
Edna Bull
Baltimore County
Charles Buffington
Taneytown
H. L. Gaver
Wolfaville
C. L. Patman
Backeystown
W. 8. T. Derr
Crow Hill
Clemsorville
Our Republic
Bettie Senseney
Linwood
D. G. Proatz
Millersville
Chas.o Clemson
Clary
Gertrude McAllister
Frederick
F. F. High School
Rew Market
Mary Norris
Frances Falconer
Nesris
Feeleemyer
Ndisue
Battle Barnes
Mt. Airy
Laura Cooper
Conway Jane
Bellen Cooper
Baltimore
Charles Wood
Enson Waltzig
Picking
Hermony Grove
Mise Julia Smallwood
William Phoebus
Elwari Hobbs
B.D. Hobbs
Edward Hobbs
Liberty
Misa Nanonte Reich
Mr Lewis
Trun
Palmer
Virginia
Miss Johnson
Thormont
Mary Rhea
Ciair Wallace
Clarmvile Hall College
Alt. Alry
Youtering
Fearhake
Manassas Rader
Sophie Hendrickson
Misa Eliza Pearre
Unionville
G. F. Farring
M. P. Church
Jasper Albaugh
Crurch
Ald Missionary Society
Reformed Church
Ladies Aid Society
Lutheran Church
May Immerman
Pane
Weaverington
Tae
Panes
George Hawker
Mary Ogle
Annie Thomas
Curtis Zimmerman
Dannie Remsburg
Ells Whipp
Katie Whipp
Green Valey
Myra Whipp
Green Valley
Florence Whipp
May Zimmerman
Chestnut Grove
Curtia Hargett
George Cullar
Hargett
Edward Cook
Calvin Wren
Fanny
CottaBia Pa
Ashley and Busey Company
Paterson
N.J
Lave
Detroit
William Brousseau
Nellie Pope
Bernce Elliot Pope
Jackson
Orphans’ Court
Orphans Court
David Zedrick
David HH. Boke
Clara A. Hoke
Newton Pittinger
Tutt
Shakkers
Lebanon
Persor
New York
Metropolis
Tasena
Lon
Pd Penora
Mos
North Market
Proderick
Ententina
Chamberlain
Sweeney
U.S. A. San Dero
Shiloh
Price St
Alpert L. Pearrs
Etchison Building
Albert le Pearre
Shilon
Dal Ra
Albert le Peacre
Etchison
Shiob
Mre
Martin
Huntsville
Ala
Albert L. Tar
Noryes
Merweil
Albert L. Pearra
Ricaleou Pancing
Parks Miz Co
Dilion St
Matmohiddawly
Vitali
Ganville
Danville
Per Mead Ow
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Ote Ming
Cutibea
Wu Frank Ringo
Mietmend
de Dar
Hagton
Philytelp
Resus
Dirlington
Phieldeliha
Joly I
Atrk
Collins’ Trist
Trenton
John Collins
Frederick Ohl
Princeton College
Senator Dairy
Collins
Ohl
Shiioh
Pearre, Etchison
Albert
Leae
Kidner
Iver
Bowai
Karl
Albert L. Pearre
Biohloson
Lowzy
N. Gay St
Geo. W. Fisher
Atall Brug
Wldow
Roarg Dae
Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Rambler Bicycles
Linimiznt
NAS
Hale & Gentury
S. Mis
J. J. Bem3borg
Dropggist
North Market St. Frederick
E. L. Moors
the Baptist Church
Stonerbraker
Aos S Powdey
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market &J
Fahrney
Willeme Colte
Emres
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