Tenting in the Rain at Camp Jackson
Camp notes describe a rainy afternoon drill at Camp Jackson where a guard mount mishap with a wagon and a horse ends with a comic stumble. Major W. Howard is elected camp Major, and a court martial finds no Bible on hand, prompting Captain Brookes to retrieve a large volume from a farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard Mount
Wao
W. Howard
Fifth Regiment
44Th Massachusetts
Howard
E. Calvin Williams
Ewear Ih
Gheancey Brookes
Light Infantry
Best
Frederick
Camp Jackson
Herzig
T. W Coale
Rederick
Norria
C. G. Griffith
B.L. 1
Fry
Geo. F. Haupt
Gir
Haupt
Natley
Danner
City County and State Everybody Going to Peamar Excursion
Readers note large turnout planned for the Peamar excursion next Wednesday signaling a big season event.
Ease the Babe Relief Guarantee from Victor Infants
An advertisement claims Victor Infants Relief eases pain for newborns or older babies. It promises absolute guarantee and harmlees relief at a price of 25 cents, urging caregivers to try the product.
Local notes on roads and visits from Buckeystown to Woodville
Commissioners Hightmann and y Jer visited Woodville District to assess opening a new county road. The column lists numerous society visits, meetings, and local chatter including guests from Cumberland Baltimore and Cambridge, a Y M C A meeting, a bridge contract, and stray jokes about a Pope migration and a plumber.
Clarion Notes From Mechanics Town Columns
Mosquito season peaks in Clarion area with reports of heavy bites. Graceham Sunday School picnic set for August 10 if weather holds. Rocky Ridge residents D. M. Biggs ill with typhoid but improving. C. J. Barrick loses another cow to bloat, marking fourth such loss since last September. Bossard painting Warehouse 3 in new lighter color. G. D. Keyser notes Burial Case Co. counts largest monthly output since founding. St John’s Lutheran church elects two elders and two deacons: John Rouzer and John Rouzer elders. Wm. H. Loy and Chas. Gall deacons. Wheat crop praised by a near-by farmer despite poor overall outlook. Henry C. Foreman predicts record yield. Kate Stokes receives a keepsake mug from Rev. C. I. B. Branes during Hagerstown visit, recalling recent hardships. F. and E. Turnpike travel hindered by heavy rains. stones and fordings common. Turnpike company blamed for road quality. public criticism tempered by extraordinary conditions. A spirited mare belonging to Mr. Van B. Osler runs through town. rider nearly loses balance but mare regains control, finishing with steadier pace. Hood’s Sarsaparilla urged, claiming it is the only genuine strength booster.
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Hightmann
Y Jer
Woodville
Chas. Thomas
Buckeystown
BR. H. Campbell
West Third Street
Zimmerman
Creagerstown
Bettie Kephart
Cumberland
State Normal School
Mollie Baer
Middletown
L. Mi Englebrecht
Patrick Street
Daniel Baker
Bratt
Oxford
Talbot County
Mamie
Carrie Kephart
Tucker
E. 2d
Amos Lesse
New Market District
Jacob Brady
Struckitt
Manorborn
Flora Overton
Carrie Thomas
Jami
Emma Koontz
Famly
Baltimore
Mary Overton
East Patrick Street
Maggie Railing
Port Deposit
Charles Hobbs
Msu
John
Jones
Amile
Tez News
Wm. Booz
Jos
Roberto
John Johnson
Jos. Fergerson
Mildred Booz
Mabel Johnson Dertousch
Hanichen
Woodlawn
C. B. Hendrickson
Church and Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
Adamstown
Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Company
Canton
W.R. Suman
Buckeyetown
Cape May
Ezra Minnick
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Messre
John Rouzer
John R. Rouzer
Mesara
Wmn. Hi. Loy
Chas. Gall
Henry C. Foreman
Kate Stokes
Hagerstown
Johnstown
F.and
van B. Osler
Charles
Wheel riders trek twenty miles in three hours on pike trip
Libe t bieveliste groups report a rider named Mr W S Sargent traveling from Woodsboro to Woodsboro and back, covering twenty miles in three hours including a fifty minute stop. Another pair named Matera Carter and BM Starr rode about 35 miles Tuesday morning to Wealdsboro via the pike and circled Dr Stone’s race track several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Sargent
Woodsboro
Matera
A. Carter
BM. Starr
Wealdsboro
Dr. Stone
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the Daily News
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Doll & Szn
Siutitnee & Kemp
Estray
B. L I
Tattoo
Red Cross Corps
International Hospital Corps
D. F. Pennington
Maryland
Claude A. St. Amand
R. Fuller Shrrock
B. L
Chy. Co. D
B. L. Infantry
I J. W. Greett
Willie Fredericks
Good Husbands
Shryock
B. E
Qovelock
Mrs. Schultz
Catharine M. Schultz
Chas. B. Fout
Central National Bank
Frederick Werthemer
Hight
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
First National Bank
Joseph F. Payne
Trey
Folke
E ‘Bu
Daniel R
Hering
Jefferson
Daniel Binmenauer
Zacharias
Mollie Winebreser
Magzie Weiner
Annie Baker
Clara Baker
Minnie Dull
Sophia Nothagle
Clara Halle
Afr
EB. A. Higher and Wits
Mollie Brenton
Minnie Birely
Washington, D. C
Mesre
David H. Best
David Wertheimer
L. H. Anbers
J. AL. Haller
Wuise Leskey
J. W. L. Carty
Ots Kepier
J. C. Bowers
Mrs. Gemp
L. H. Etcbison
Jeferson
City Hotel
J. H. Plaza
M.A. Miller
Mr. D
New York
J. C. Gaana
Hanover
D. McG. Wade
Boonsboro
W. BL Prize
F. Augustus Albert
G. W. Luther
Frank Michael
Washington
J. Brady
Wheeling
County
Carlin Botse
S.C
General Hotel
C.L. Rogeson
Opera Co
S.J. Kon
Menefeld
Ohio
E. H. Gorsh
Lewis Heck
J. Emenie
Toe, Albert
Geo
Thos. J. Haring Ang
Philadelphia
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Agricultural Park
Measie, Shartz
Holbruner
Bern
F. Raine Hias
Latrobe
Berlin
Prussia
Col. Raine
Beaver
Motter’s
John Close
Wa. Young
Co. A
Mesera
Birelyrothers
Market Street
F. J. Schroeder
Deer Park
Torrente
Parkersburg
Beltimore
Frank Leslie
Gust
Plymocta
Mass
Frank Jeslie
Arthur V. Iibbes
Badzon River
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Caucasus
Adrera
Mothe Fagan
Howard County
Mise Mollie Schell
West South Street
Fannie C. Lease
Westminster
Tueday
Trinity Church
Messrs
Maxwell and
Stanier
Board of County Commissioners
Lewistown
Man Jones
Ada Roderick
Martingsburg
Thomas Chilcote
East Fourth
Jerome Topper
Hardesty
D. E. Stone
Mt. Fleasant
Harry Shultz
Gambrill Steam
C. A. Buhrman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winks
Junction
Alt
Furnace Ford
H. Y. Welty
Brengle
Alexander Hemphill
Salvation Army
Market
Patrick Streets
M. ¥Olluse
T. Excenhauer
G. Banter
J. Haller
GC. Kopp
D. Kolb
Mr. Nuez
H. Danser
J. Epler
Hoon
Lime Kiln
Walter Rowe
Chas. Rowe
West Patrick Street
Young Rowe
F.B. Smith
Joseph E. Wagner
Little Prype Creek
Peyton Brown
McGinnis’ Dam
Lhat
Satarabe
Mullinix
Echanicstown
Waclip
Graceham
Pic Aic
Jir. D. M. Biggs
Rocky Ridge
Hood
Boys IN Blue
Hendrickson
Riniaespir FS Ray
Paeranin Oveg Ry the Victor Remedies CO
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Cea Ae
Vane
Satsayaila
Abe
Sarsspar
Ehool
All Drugisi
C. J. Hood Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Frederick County
Daniel F. Kennedy
Randolph G. Barrick
J.P
Atove
Syd
Trameville
B&o. R. RL
Geo. A. Hood
Hiameville
P.M. Wiest
H.E. Little
Fredgnek County
Geo. Balling
B. F. Rassminal
Edward
Nelson, D. Dy. S
D.V. Stauffer
Fife
Stmricultural Society of
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J.B. Thomas
SigLdin
AN Frederck County Agricultural Society
Wim. H. Burger
Best Batwick Street
Caion Manufacturiog Company
Carlton
N. Market Street
ayEsdzet
New York City
Syndias
Havens
Emory M. Nosz
Ste Doll
Avy Coods
City Bakery
New
City Bakers
Serehherrer Gei
G J Doll & Son
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