Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mrs Rebecca Weils and Miss Ads Dutrow visit friends in Boston. Miss Mamie Kephart returns home to Cumberland from Baltimore and Frederick. Mr David W Yocngard and family relocate to Baltimore. Judge Lynch attends Circuit Court at Rockville. G Lawrence Cramer returns from Montgomery County delegation visit. Dr and Mrs Barrick stay at Ceres Villa near Frederick. Miss Gertrude Shaw returns from Hanover and Aramons Grove. Miss Ors Tunner returns home from Baltimore. Police Justice Eckstein leaves for Baltimore and returns tomorrow. Judge Janes Keller of Piedmont West Virginia visits. Miss Hallie Detterbaugh leaves for Baltimore to visit her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Weils
Ads Dutrow
Boston
Mamie Kephart
Baltimore
Frederick
Cumberland
David W. Yocngard
Judge Lynch
Rockviile
G. Lawrence Cramer
Frederick Elevator Company
Montgomery County
Barrick
E D.shriner
Ceres Villa
Prederick
Gertrude Shaw
Hanover
Atarmons Grove
Ors Tunner
Justice Eckstein
Janes Keller
Piedmont
W. Va
Mise Hallie Detterbaugh
David Moberly
New Market Operetta Delights Town Audience
The New Market Literary Club staged an operetta based on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with Miss Alice Wood as Snow White and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan as the Prince. Elaborate costumes and a large cast drew praise and the show ran May 31 and June 1 with unprecedented financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
New Market Literary Club
Hts
Richelieu
Carl
Snow White
Alice Wood
Snow- White
Indleates
Elizabeth Sullivan
Howard, Hopkins, Jr
Wort
Elizabeth Downey
Adelaide Sponseller
Margaret Hopkins
Marsaline Sifer
Mamie Boyer
Margaret
Anna Louise Wood
Jeasse W. Downey
J. Stephenson Hopkins
Douglas Rice
Lawrence Downey
Janie Downey
Eliza Brown
Loise Brown
Miss Hopkins
Barn Raising At Judge Thomas Farm Near Jefferson
More than two hundred attended a barn raising on Judge Exie M. Thomas’s farm near Jefferson. The 100 by 50 foot structure replaces one burned in an incendiary fire. A lavish grove dinner was served with tables decorated by potted plants and flowers. About 295 people joined the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Cornet Band
Thermont
Graceham Band
Reno Council
Jr. C. U.A. BL
Flormont
Hill Cemetery
J. H. Barb
M. F. Oerter
W. A. Martin
Blanche Hammett
G. A. Whitmore
Columbis Council
Peacefully
Brave
W. L. Martin
Exie M. Thomas
Jefferson
Sudge Thomas
Movement to establish Flag Day on June 14
The Society of Colonial Dames of Maryland reports a letter from the Pennsylvania Colonial Dames announcing a plan to set aside June 14 as Flag Day in honor of the Continental Congress resolution of 1777. The effort, taken up by the Pennsylvania Sons of the Revolution, seeks circulars to presidents, governors, school superintendents, and patriotic groups urging nationwide observance with a flag display from every home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Colonial Dames of
Maryland
Colonial Dames of
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
United States
Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Patriotic and Histories Societies
National Meet of the L A W to Be Held in Baltimore
The Maryland Division of the L A W plans a National Meet in Baltimore on July 16 with an attractive program. Three Class B races offer prizes of 150 and 25 dollars, plus a 200 dollar unlimited prize. Two Class A races follow with 190 and 100 dollar prizes. Sidney Black, world champion trick rider, will perform on a safety wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Sloo
Sidney Black
Nervine remedy promoted for nervous disorders
An advertisement argues high workplace pressure harms workers and urges Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a solution. It touts memory loss dizziness and sleeplessness as symptoms and claims personal and family benefits from using the product. The text cites Gibbs and Gibbs of Plow To Ohio and guarantees safety with a money back offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi Bookte
Jane
Miles
Dr. Miles
Beneft
Mites
Nersine
Eighert
Ind
Sively Rez
Fk Opaies
Et Crugziecs
Dr_ Pierce
See the World's Fair for Fifteen Cents
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the safest purgative option and promotes a prepaid portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition for fifteen cents. It claims health benefits such as improved digestion sleep appetite and avoided harsh laxatives and promises refunds if not satisfied. It urges readers to send fifteen cents and address to E Bucken & Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
E. Bucken & Go
Chicaro
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Sme. Ja
United Later
Boyal Saking Powter Co
Wall
the Daily News
Salifornia Fig Syrup CO
Sar Francisco
Cal
Abuisvilee
Kyew York
D. H. Best’s
North Marbret Street
Ain Sweener
T.S
Caio
Shiloh
Aioe
A.D. Pearre
Mountaindale
King
Smithsburg
Washington County
Thomas Springer
William Ely Green
Charles Geesey
Jasob P. Gray
Bart
Lille
Albert L. Pearre
Sethe
Shiohb
Patriotic Movement of
the Society of Colonial Dames
Chas. FE. Hires Co
Philadelphia
Dee Wells
Penny Blue
CL - Diffandal
Nelaton
Lahere
Occe
George A. Gilbert
North Market
Frederick, Md
N. J. Wilson & Soe
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick 8T
BIG
Oxford
Julieta
Stetnon
Lunlao
Catarra
L. Pearere
South Market Street
Patrick
D— Seeiner
CERES
THE
Orio
Nv. T. Delaplaine
Gage
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Nee ‘Ora
Soid Ty al
Craggwta
Abstistic Printing
Kohler
C. Koenler Mfg, Co
East German Street
Barri
Kohier
Crea
Eisabeth’s Court
E. Patrick St
Erode
Fashburn
Crosby Co
L. M. Hildebrand
Brussels
Hall, Headington & CO
N. Charlie St
W. Fayette Bt
E. M. Remsburg
Carlin House
TIEFF
Chas. M. Stieff
North Liberty St
Sexton Grand
TRON
King and
NOBLE
Frederick Stove
E. Patrick
Cooe Remedy Co
Chicago, I
Child’s Excelsior Sleeping Coach
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
W. L. CE
W. E. ‘Doulas
Jhe
We. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Ww. L. Douglas
Adtox
W. EL
Douglas, Zines
A. R. Yeakle City Hall
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