Enjoyable Evening at Frederick Cut Your Mens Christies Assocation
Warm weather gathering drew audience to monthly Frederick Cut Your Mens Christies Association meeting. Songs recitations and reports highlighted growth of youth work, with statistics from Kansas City convention. Officials listed for Reception Membership Invitation Usher Religious Educational and Lecture committees. Ladies Auxiliary provided refreshments. attendees enjoyed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glayce
Frederick Cut
Christies
Association
W. H. Manross
Wes
Jessie Lindesy
Amy Psrasus
Mises Jia Young
Nettie Harper
Fire Escociation
London
International Committee
Kansas City
Canada
Enble
Coleges- Lnd
F.C
IV. Silance
John Haller
W. E. Filer
R.S. J. Dutrow
Hammond Umer
N. EB. Cramer
A. Kemp Keefer
Ed Sian
E. P. Gals
J. Travers Thomas
C. A. Sifford
Grayson Z. Stup
R. R. Lewis
I. Williamson
David Steiner
Mation Moberly
W. E. Filler
W. Hayes Brown
C. Ed. Sinn
W. W. Lease
W. W. Saunders
C.A. Gilson
W. L. Rice
H. H. Abbott
Chas
W. Borgh
W. B. Zimmerman
W. Birely
Marion Moberiy
Usher
Chas. Birel
Churches Help Brunswick M E Church Rebuilds in Town
Rev Wm Harris reports contributions for Brunswick M E Church repairs in a growing railroad town. Donations from Rev J F Goucher Rev E E B Shipley and others total across many sums. The parsonage improvements at cost 150 are nearly finished making a comfortable model home. The town’s Methodism gains strength as Rev Z T Branner joins as Master Mechanic of the B and O shops. The guild holds a monthly meeting and a city resident donates fifty palm lessons to St James Lutheran Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Harris
Harper's Perry
Brunswick M E
This County
J. F. Goucher
E. EB. Shipley
Robert Poole
A. Poole
Jas. E. Ingram
Jas. E. Hooper
D. H. Carroll
B. F. Bennett
Bulding
Z. T. Branner
Brunswick
F. A. Timanus
Timanus & Bros
W. W. Bissell
Geo. H. Ceirnes
A. Ridgiey
L. L. Brown
W. Norris
Geo. H. Richards
Pholip Beltimore
Reformed Guild
St. James
Maryland Institute Board Session at Deaf School Exhibit
The Maryland School for the Deaf session opened with routine board work and a bountiful dinner. Prof Ely reported a fruitful year and bright prospects. 11-31 boys and HW girls attended. Exhibits by Miss Dowd's class featured crayon and pencil works, praised for merit, with notable pieces by Fred Lunman and Sallie Ebaugh. Awards across seven classes highlighted progress in art, articulation, and lip reading, with multiple students from Baltimore and surrounding counties recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Soaus
Marne
Bat Ucore
Werhen
Ely
Alo
Zoe
Bosrd
Messrs
Enoch Piii
WK Barry
Saltumor
J. UC
Cesten
Pocomokeryuel Fuel Cus
Alosze Harry
Wildumsport
Wen. G. Baker
Beeverston de
Fnisfas
Capt
TE Cray
Jake H. Iligins
George Markei
J. Frederick
Oliver
CW. Ely
Mary Maguire
Archiistion
Helen Weller
Baltimore City
W. Nordhouse
Miss Doul
Girden
Gertie Smith
Jorry Benson
Louis Nicholson
Tohge Tac
Charles McCreery
Lnamination Awards
Gros Clase
Miss McGuire
Lula Pancoast
Virginia
Sallie Ebaugh
Carroll County
Henry Sabre
Minnie English
Montgomery County
Carrie McKenzie
Cumberland
Andrew Schwankhouse
C. Speelman
Alleghany
H. Tham
Talbot County
D. J. Krastel
Baltimore
F. Alban
Miss Doub
N. Benson
Baltimore County
L. Lindall
G. Schaefer
M.E. White
Wicomico County
P. Gert
W. Wenderoth
Robbery Case Leads to Jail in Westminster
Robbery at Bruceville ends with John William McCarthy jailed in Westminster last evening by Constable Thomas J. Wilson of Union Bridge for breaking into Samuel Hann’s Bruceville area residence and taking money, clothing, and other items. The article also notes a humorous aside about attending the Austin Opera House with an infant and a strange milk bowie remark, as reported in assorted items from Dexas Siftines and New Fork Weeser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruceville
John William McCarthy
Westminster
Thomas J. Wilson
Cnion Bridge
Samuel Hann
Mach the
Getztt
Bek Agentiemas
Geras
Austin Opera House
Panion
Dexas
Sudden Deaths and Hidden Heart Disease Risks
Sudden deaths are mainly caused by heart disease which is often unsuspected in three of four cases. Common symptoms include breathlessness chest pain back and shoulder discomfort faint pulse asthma and swelling. Garrett & Pearls offer Dr Miles heart cure and remedies claiming safety and guaranteed results. Beecham's Pills are advertised as gentle on the stomach with warnings of no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett & Pearls
Miles
Phioh
Shioh
Children’s Day at Araby Chapel Glows With School Play
A large congregation at Araby Chapel witnessed a Sunday School program filled with recitations dialogues and songs. Students Ida Wiles Lewes Wores Nannie Myer Miss Newue Wala Miss Mergie Hanes and others performed in a series of pieces including The Starless Crown The Father’s Love The Dying Soldier and The Drummer Boys Burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby Chapel
Aims
Ida Wiles
Tourview
Lewes Wores
Sitizieg
Andiutil
Newue Wala
Lorie
Slozinz
Mins Nannie Myer
Mise | Angle Bohn
School
Leanne Ony Dest
Missara Buck
Eton Zimmerman
Ora Zimmerman
Drummer Boys
Uiree Girls
Carrie Grater
Mama Dering
Lizzie Webb
Yue Bith
Maud Grove
Blower Girls
Florence Cutout
Little Wil
Schol
Shilohs Cure and Other Health Remedies Ad
A dense 19th century advertisement page touts Shilohs Cure for cough consumption and bronchitis with testimonials, plus Garretts Nervine and Biley Pills, Red Flag Oil, and Dyspepsia Tablets. Mentions Victor Infante healer and Panina Cough Cure, urging trial bottles and local druggists to stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Beast
Steiner Bros
Dia
Poona
Gabe Liven
New York
Steiner Gros
Ana A.mort
Victor Long
August Flower the Remedy Describe Patient's Cranky Appetite
The text portrays August Flower the Remedy causing varied effects on a patient. It mentions crankiness, constant experimentation with dieting, altered cooking hours and meals, and an insatiable appetite at times followed by aversion to food and loathing, with peculiar stools and low energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Flower
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the Daily News
Aite
THE
Maryland Institute
Miss Harris
Harry G. Benson
Helen Rohner
Joly Vettit
Mr. Gale
Esabella Shipely
Charles Warwicke
Miss Barry
George Schafer
Joseph Krastel
Miss Homs
Ist
Charles M. Flair
Frederick Co
Snd
Warren Jordan
Cattie
Pete Maiden
Morden
Vietor
Beecham
Tomach
Alphonsa Hemp
St. Vitug
J. K. Sitter
Valparaiso
J. D. Taylor
Logrosport
Ind
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H. A. Gardner
Garrett & Pearce’s
USA
Shiloh
Afilea
B. Garrett
Dr. Acker
Garrett & Pearce, Druggista
Victor Infante
Helier
Wasatto
Theta
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Macbeth
Tutt
Sagar
Murray St
Mare
Printers’ Ink
Journal For
Rowell
Burciso Spruce St
Ijar Lowels
Runkenness
Parcours Cron
J. A. Williamson
Enis
Market St
Lobb
St. Phila. Ps
Racate
Saleby Garrott & Pearre
Brish Bros
Keyes EA Pan
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San Anpayas
Cal
Ty Boy
Pastor Koenig
Michael O’connel
Jacmoy Co
Tor
Berkk, Schauerte
Aed
Pastor Roe- Pease
Koenig
Fort Wayne, Inc
Moerig Medicine CO
EOW, Harrison, Cor
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Chicago
Ill
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Drug and Chemigal CO
Opp
B. & C. Depot
Fredenck
Amy
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Corten States
Washington
United Sta
W. M. Keller
National Steam Mills
Middletown
Elephone
Febisdewif
Rilu
Paris
CAL Y Buffalo
Parrish
House OF Go
Carey
Frederick Stove House
St. D. Thomas & CO
E. A. 0. Fox
East Patrick Street
Urniture Uyers
H. N. Etchison & Son
Pettigerstor Por
Anas Leonard
Gire Uaz Cal
Willow & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Mahal
Ty Sane
Foon
Fe Leonsnp
Syren Acus
Canning House Machine
Warfield ManuFacTuring
North St
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