Monument to Francis Scott Key and Maryland journalism noted
The Frederick based THE NEWS discusses plans for erecting a monument to Francis Scott Key amid Baltimore centennial tax debates. It also lauds the Valley Register of Middletown for reaching its fifty first year, praising proprietor George Rhoderick and the paper’s steady, honorable service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Valley Register
Middletown
George ©. Rhoderick
A Glance in the Mirror of The News Issue
The article previews The News issue eight well printed pages filled with features and departments. It highlights miscellaneous reading, Dr Talmage abroad impressions, a snake essay, fashions by Jodie Cholet, Action by Marge Robertson, and practical hints in good reads.
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Emile
Dr. Talmaze
Goleg
C. F Lammis
Jodie Choilett
Marge Robertson
Tus News
Taxed Salt in Italy and Loyal War Talk
The passage notes a 40 cent salt tax in Italy and discusses public sentiment on a holiday, while observers comment on militia retention in Western Maryland. It also includes a quip about the term verse as used by a magazine editor and a question about distinguishing “serse” from “tryf.”
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Serse
Tryf
Hagerstown Welcomes Firemen Convention Visitors
The Hagerstown Herald praises the convention as a model for Maryland with immense crowds, good order, hospitality, and cordial mood. It hopes the firemen’s gathering marks the start of future pleasant events drawing attendees to the city and its famed life and hospitality.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Local Notes and Quips From The Area
Local commentaries and brief items from reporters recount odd sayings about coin values and prizes at a reel race in Hagerstown. Farmers anticipate raspberry yields amid hard times while notes mention a fire alarm, a run in with the Dutch, and community opinions on local politics and spring weather.
Tomorrow and Old Age in Poetic Verse
A pair of poem fragments reflect hopeful youth facing the morrow and aged lovers imagining life beyond retirement. The first piece pictures striving souls awaiting redemption in tomorrow while the second wonders how love and kindness endure when two are old, questioning friendship, memory, and divine grace.
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CirForp
News of the Churches
Church services listed for multiple congregations including Trinity M E South Asbury M E Evangelical Lutheran and St James Lutheran with times Sunday school hours sermons by various pastors and Epworth League meetings All locations note summer Sunday school openings and upcoming preacher assignments
Loys and Nearby Residents Highlight June County Notes
County correspondent records visits among Loy's and Emmitsburg area families including the Dev ibsas and Zimmers. Death reported for Anne Elizabeth Devilbisa with funeral at Creagerstown Lutheran. local church and baseball notes plus Frederick Society for the Suppression of Vice meeting outcomes.
Local Marriage Notices and Upcoming Operatic Benefit
The paper lists a June 26 wedding for Irving Biser and Celeste G. Stone at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, notes a June 12 residence ceremony by Rev. Chs ney, and reports an opera event in City Opera House on September 1 8 to benefit the Home for the Aged. It also mentions Frederick Academy Commencement on June 28 and names graduates Katherine Eisenhauer Gertrude Dayden May Jenkin and Grace W.
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Lor's
Martin Loy
Krise-Somers
Emmitsburg
Harvey Zimmerman
Grace
Frederick City
Jeremiah Martin
Loy’s
Thormont
Wm. Munms
Stony Branch
Ourengerstown
Maurice
Hagerstown
Emma Devilbisa
Millereville
Ella Devilbias
Baltimore
Aughsabatgh
Martied
Br.g Chsney
Aughenbaugh
Mra.o B. Boyce
Thurmont
Irving 3. Biser
Daniel Biser
Myersville
Celeste G. Stone
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Academy of the Visitation
Frederick Academy
of the Visitation
Katherine K. Eisenhauer
E. Gertrude Dayden
May Agnet Jenkin
Grace W
Firemen's meeting notes on races politics and appointments
The piece records remarks from Frederick fire fighters and others about race results by time, the state governor's marshal post, and funding for disabled veterans. It notes Eichelberger and Doll on committee representation and Dr. MacGill advocating for a five member conference with Governor Brown over a marshal appointment with a $3500 salary.
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Thue
United Boys
Hagerstown
Frederick
Credentists
Eichelberger
Uniteds
H. G. Doll
Duniers
Edward Koontz
Geo
John A. Steiner
Firemen’s Association
Lloyd F. Macgil, Jr
Brown
Ac Gicer
MacGill
Mobley
Dr. MacGil
Pedestrian Club second outing and local notices
The pedestrian club enjoyed a second outing on Thursday with a six mile rullen run completed in just over an hour. The board of directors met for routine business. Two local baseball clubs played a tight game, Club No 2 winning 11 to 8. Bible class study and W H Keller led the session. Rev M L Munystiles will address the young men tomorrow at 3 30. Alumnae of Frederick Female Seminary held annual meeting electing officers: President Routzam Vice President Drne Ramsburg Secretary Mary Grace Levy Treasurer Helen Shipley Executive chair Grace Bly. Attendees later dined with Professor Apple and Mrs Gring. meetings closed for summer until September.
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Aittle
W. H. Keller
M. L. Munystiles
United Brethren Church
Alawaze
Frederick
Apple
Gring
Inventor Geo Gregson Praises Paine’s Celery Compound
A letter from Geo Gregson of Cambridge Mass describes nerve fatigue and sleep loss from heavy work, praising Paine’s celery compound for restoration after three bottles. He claims renewed energy, better sleep, and willingness to work, and endorses its use for students, lawyers, ministers, and businesspeople. The ad asserts the product nourishes nerves, enriches blood, and treats nervous exhaustion and related ailments.
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Paris Academy of Inventors
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Mass
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Paine
George Greeson
United States
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