The Daily News and Moon Phases in Frederick Maryland
A scanned column from The Daily News discusses subscription rates in advance and page notices, followed by Moon phases for the month. It then shifts to opinion on the Steel Trust labor conflict and a New Hampshire death linked to Christian Science medicine. The piece also covers Hanover's industrial revival efforts, Koch's tuberculosis claims, and medical experts' cautions.
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United States
Caleve
Caution Sheds Light When Authorities Disagree
Authorities disagree on a matter and advocates urge laymen to err on the side of caution. The text emphasizes careful judgment and prudent action amid conflicting expert opinions.
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Adams
Theobald Smith
Ministers Dupe or Deed in a Controversy Mock
Contemporaries critique Secretary Long on an anti talk order and note naval officers should avoid criticizing the Sampson-Shisy dispute while praising farmers for staying rooted in rural virtue. State Game Warden Arirett receives praise for vigilance, promising stricter enforcement and ongoing effort against law violators from his mountain post.
Minute of Mer...
Excerpted quips and jokes from various periodical snippets recounting social foibles and witty exchanges. Items touch on romance, burial parlays, bets on fashion, and a moving joke about a doctor relocating due to family ties to an undertaker, all in a collage of early 20th century humor.
The Eastern Training Camp plan gaining district support
The Marylanders backing a site for an eastern army camp near Washington would benefit from easy access to the capital for militia inspection and officer visits. The location would unite convenience for readers across northern and southern states and offer access for District residents to engage with the capital’s military milieu.
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Washington Star
Park Mills Club Beats Brunswick 12 to 8 at Point of Rocks
Baseball game Saturday, June 27, at Point of Rocks saw Park Mills Club defeat Brunswick 12 to 8. Park Mills battery Bready and Dixon star. umpire Cisyron A. Ramsburg received high marks from both sides. Also notes a neighbor's infant recovering from cholera infantum after using Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea and Cholera Remedy. endorsement by Mrs. Custis Boxer of Bookwaiter Ohio. Sold by A. L. Pearre.
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Brunswick
Park Mills
Park Mill S Battery
Bready and
Dixon
Cisyron A. Ramsburg
Chamberlain
Shamrock in cruising rig for cup defense voyage
Lipton’s Shamrock VW sails to New York in cruising dress with masts and gear removed for alterations before challenging the Constitution. The vessel will be prepared for the race by stripping running gear and rigging.
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Thomas Lipton
New York
Moments With The Muse And August Reflections
A collage of poetic fragments from August Cosmopolitan and Frank Laurie's Popular Monthly. Notes on summer's end, harvest imagery, and rural life mingle with verses about memory and seasonal change, mentioning August and poetical figures in a nostalgic tone.
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Tourkins
Frank Laurie
Not Afraid of Snakes by Witmer Family in Farm Display
William Witmer and his family, near Wolfaville, pose with rattlesnakes for a photo. Nine children and three adults, including a flaxen-haired baby, wear snakes around necks and arms and play with them, then release and recapture the reptiles as astonished spectators look on. Witmer has handled snakes since age twelve and sells rattlers to buyers in large cities, though he chooses to stay on his farm.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Sampson
Sohley
Department
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Wolfaville
Witmer
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Froit
Mtr. Conwell
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Winona Park
Ind
Young Men's Christian Association
Dowie
Presbyterians at Pen-Mar Reunion Draws Five Thousand
Five thousand people attended the Presbyterian reunion at Pen-Mar Park marking the third annual gathering of Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania churches. Railroads ran special trains delivering thousands while a large Baltimore contingent joined. Highlights included music by the Pen-Mar Orchestra and lectures by prominent ministers. The committee announced plans for the next reunion in July 1902 with a Tuesday July 22 possible date.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pen-Mar
Mont Alto Park
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland Valleyailroad
Harrisburg
Winchester
Baltimore
John Zeigler
W. A. McQarrell
Shippensburg
Joseph Stockton Roddy
Ebenezer Erkskine
Newville
J. G. Rose
Merceraburg
H. B. King
A. N. Haggerty
Carlisle
T. J. Sherrard
Chambersburg
E. BR. Layburn
Shepherdstown
W- Va
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J. O. Eckles
W. G. Reed
T. B. West
Waynesboro
G. M. Reid
Northern Presbyterian Church
Westminster Assembly
A. M. Fraser
Staunton
Southern Presbyterian Church
J. K. McClurkin
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Local county notes reflect social visits and church events
Miss Ioreane Barrick visits aunt Mrs J L McMaster in Walkersville while Miss Gertrude Thomas returns from Baltimore. Visitors include Miss Alma Leib from near Double Pipe Creek and Miss Mary Glisten from New London with Baltimore relatives. Church services and a Ta blers woods picnic are announced for August with various locals hosting and visiting family and friends.
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MT. Pleasant
Ioreane Barrick
J. L. McMaster
Walkersville
Gertrude Thomas
Baltimore
Alma Leib
Dorsey Diller
Double Pipe Creek
Mary Glisten
New London
Wilbert Oronise
W. B. Stevens
Rav. Jones
Christian Church
Tabler
Mary Ransone
James
Mary Tabler
Essie Price
Mary J. Bartlatt
Frederick County Delegation Heads to State Convention
The Frederick county delegation to the Democratic State Convention departed today for Baltimore. Tonight they will gather at the Eatow House as the convention is set to convene tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Eatow House
W. Bruce Ogle
Issdden
Mt. Pleasant
Sherif
Frederick Tsunty
Harvey R. Lease
Frederick District No. 2
Jefferson Picnic At Hawker Grove August 24
The Jefferson union picnic will be held in the grove of Mrs Geo Hawker on Saturday August 24 with the American Band of Middletown to attend and furnish music. The note reflects a casual local event listing amid other brief items.
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Jefferson Union
Geo. Hawker
Middletown
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick City
Frederick
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Howard
Frederick County
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Alulod
American Band
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Smonosaes Valley
Creagerstown
Red Sprinze
Wolfsville
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Valley Cornet
JO Banda
L. Lorentz
Market Street
Mdntries
Lewis H Clingan
Harper's Ferry
Reedssville
Boyd's
Mt. Airy
Myeraville
S. M. Krefauver
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