Frederick Should Reestablish a Frederick Company A
An old Frederick newspaper piece urges reestablishment of a Frederick based Company A in the Maryland National Guard First Regiment. It notes Frederick’s historic representation in camps and calls for local youths to join, restoring the city’s military presence and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N.G
Belair
Frederick
National Guard
Camp Wilmer
Maryland National Guard
Maryland
Pim Hico
Frederick Riflemen
Lst
Hagerstown
Thi National Guard
Notica
Woodaboro and
W.S. Haller
Thie
Fragmented contemporary comment on political tensions
Contemporary comment from Hagerstown Herald Cumberland Times and Hagersown Mail discusses Oxtiny Trecy attention and press scrutiny. It notes Democrats antagonizing Col. Peatrie and Republicans retiring from public life, while criticizing incumbents in the White House and suggesting a rough rider era nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Peatrie
Cumberland Times
White House
Tree Growth Vision to Save Forests by 19th Century Foresters
The writer argues for reforestation and sustainable forestry, praising the idea of creating two trees where one grew before. He notes Europe’s forest clearing for market profits, laments widespread destruction, and urges a system to prevent total deforestation. Forestry associations are praised but need broad popular support to yield lasting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness in a Parlor Gag Display
A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers. Jokes about stage time three divorces. Nell speculates on a social match between Slater Fan and Mr Walters. Betty notes cigars on a mantel as proof of a hidden engagement. Miss Graham marries a man named Smith. A minister remarks on a donated plate. A maid applicant jokes about occasional lying and references a Weather Bureau brother.
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Nell
Slater
Weather Bureau
Yonkers
Voice of the Press critiques crime reform and calls for change
The Philadelphia Press reports on Charlton T. Lewin's New York speech urging criminal justice reform. It argues current methods fail to reduce crime, notes repeat offenders as core danger, and supports indeterminate sentencing probation for youth and parole for old criminals, warning the system creates and sustains a criminal class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charlton T. Lewin
New York
Lewin
Lewis
United States
Moments With The Muse The Other Sheep Farewell
Poem fragment reflecting on judgment mercy and fate with religious imagery. Classical verse voice questions who can know a soul’s fate before final sentence. Ends with invocation to trust divine mercy beyond human judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Heaven
God
Montgomery County Fair delayed to October dates
Hometown notes from Rockville and nearby towns report visitors and residents, a juvenile arrest for grand larceny, a Rockville baseball win over Woodward and Lothrop, a long journey by Ohio travelers in a covered wagon, church unity for summer open air services, and regional social events plus a county Sunday School convention date change to early August.
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Reynolds
New Jersey
John A. Belby
Rockville
Timothy Milburn
Martin Dooley
Alexandria
Woodward and Lothrop
Washington
Rockville Academy
Marriage of Brust Ridgely in Washington
Roy M. Brust son of Charles Brust of this city and Miss Hattie Ridgely of Washington wed Sunday in Washington. Brust runs a barber shop in Washington and is well known in Frederick. The notice also critiques Cuba's provisional government and touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a health remedy. It recounts A Kelly’s dyentery experience with Champlain Colic remedy and praises Arnica Balm for injuries.
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Brust
Ridgely
Roy M. Brust
Charles Brust
Hattie Ridgely
Washington
Mr. Brust
Hbatreat
N. E
Frederick
Cabdan Republic
Cuba
O A. Kelly
United States
Rolly Fox Wall
Henderson
N.C
Ty A. Pearre
Frederick County
Palsey
Outerbridge Horsey
J. Franklin Heed
Annie E. Hood
Mary C Flood
Thomas A. Flood
Douglass H. Hargett
Circuit Court
Frederick Co
B. McSherry
John Franklin Thomas
Charles A. Thomas
P. Levy
Ita
James McSherry
Charles P. Levy
Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth Main
Jonathan C. Main
Coblents & Waters Attorneys
Linganore Hills and Mill Remnants Recalled in Travelogue
A vivid reminiscence of Linganore and its hills along the Monocacy recounts Linganore Inn historic charm, the old Linganore Mill, and the surrounding landscapes. The piece notes the 1877 brick structure and 1896 annex, the flooded mill office, the decayed machinery, and a dramatic observatory with views toward Frederick and Braddock. It ends with local lore and a brief insertion about Cristucerian's Pain Balance as a trusted remedy, plus small-classified notices.
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Linganore
Potomac
Singanore Hills Inn
Jawan
Frederick
Lingsnore Mills
Linganore Mill
Rabingon
Kinackamith
Presbyterian Church
Braddock
Old South Mountain
Lapgauore
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Darcy
Websters
Sutweribera
Telepons Exchange
Alssiig
Messrs
Cleveland
Gill
Kansas
Delaware
Addicks
United Eaates Senate
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Cardino
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Sbrase
Hagerstown Herald
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Voice OF the Press
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Miaselon ‘Talbott
Berryville
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Harrisonburg
Mia
Bila Armstrong
Richard Falvey
New Orleans
Btate Benster Spencer B Jones
Barnard Walsh
Texas
Barry Abert
Bessie Rege
Roanoke
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A. Hedges
Ss. Luke’s Lutheran Church
St. Luke
O. L. Leatherman
Lewistown
Fenton Hargett
Bruce Martin
Mamie Zimmerman
Bessie Null
Millie Culler
Bertha Hargett
Fannie
Willie Oland
Maud Biggs
May Derr
Messia
Richard Hargett
Albert Onsade
Leslie Zimmerman
Roy
Petersville
Honore Diggett
David Rosske
Flora Pry
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Marca
Albert L Pearre
F. A Wells
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A. L. Pearre
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Rama
Market Street
Noyth Market
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D. Wertheimer
Wilmington
Tyro
Geo. Edw. Smith
Maser
GEO. Edw
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Qauasey Harron
Great Southen Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
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Sex King
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Dayton Warer
Charles & Houge
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Harry Cramer
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Littlefield
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Inter State Telephone
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Burger Art Gallery
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Woodward's
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