Frederick Location and Scenic Valley Described
Frederick lies fifty miles west of Baltimore and a little north of Washington in the northern winter parko region. It is noted for its scenic beauty and fertile valley, with the Monocacy River nearby and proximity to the Catoctin Mountains. The town sits sixty miles west of Baltimore and about eighty miles from Harrisburg, serving as a historic hub in Praunipriol county with connections to York and Philadelphia.
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Fragmentary Confederate War Era Notes
Fragmented OCR passage describes historic Civil War era observations near Frederick and South Mountain. Mentions George Washington, General Beradstock, Governor Sluirpe, Lafayette, Jackson, and local agricultural activity. Describes valley geography, orchards, and district cultivation. notes on memorials of the era and mid region pickling crops and vegetables.
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Téilal
Revalu
George Washington
Beradstock
Sluirpe
Stiele
Aieilon Wits
Benweru
Benjamin Mrankilo
South Mountain
Jackson
Fragmentary text about communications and Frederick water supply
Fragmentary article notes ongoing efforts in Frederiek and the Western Citen telegraph and postal networks. Mentions Brederick’s water supply and Weymnexday’s Fseart amid telephonic and regional connectivity, with unclear continuations and place names.
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Aeneenan
Frederiek x
Touth
Tider Tie Conti
Phi Cartels Wil Ke
Bn Weymnexday
Fseart
Brederick
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games Across Leagues
National and Eastern League results list wins for Athletic Chicago St Louis and others with varied batters. Local note covers Frederick and Hagerstown exhibition, manager Bragunier organizing a season opener and promise of a return game for strong local support.
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Boston Houton
Washington
Jtaft
Klenow
Gray
Street
New York
Athletics
Ford
Sweeney Coomts
Lapp
Detroit-St Louls
Velrol
Lake
Stephans
Willetts
Etrand
Stange
Cleveland
Chicago
Cleves
Olmatend
Payne
Kalkenborg
Bemis
Open Air Services by Frederick Corps A S A Tonight
American Salvation Army conducts open air meetings on Market Street this evening with the Frederick Corps A S A. Sunday sessions for children at 9:20 and 11:00 a m including afternoon events with the full corps. An 8 p m final indoor service led by Adjutant Maraball features music talks and a Salvation Army chorus. A cottage meeting Tuesday morning at Mrs Hulls 106 West Fifth Street invites all to attend.
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Frederick Corps A. S. A
Market Street
Maraball
Hull
Fifth Street
Services and Sunday School Listings for Local Churches
A crowded note outlines Sunday services and Sunday school times at Schleynville Mission, Lambert building, Patrick Street, and numerous area churches. It mentions pastors Kennedy, Silay H., Knox, Abistom, Kiracefe, and W. P. Englar, with programs for Epworth Leagues, Children’s Day, missionary services, and evening sermons across United Brethren, Reformed, Baptist, Catholic, Presbyterian, and Church of the Brethren churches.
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Schleynville Mission
Ap. A
Goapel
Lambert
Patrick Street
Taa
Ntl
Grace and Methodist churches plan Sunday services
Grace church invites all to morning and evening services with an 11 a.m. sermon by Rev E L McLean and a 7:30 p.m. ten minute sermon after the Rally worship. The Methodist Episcopal church also posts Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and a 7 p.m. service with a brief sermon by Rev J T Lamar. Evangelical Reformed Church adds 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. services and Maxonic Lodge participation.
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Hamarraw
Holiacom
Phere
Tin
Reaper
Silay Hh, Culler
Reistertown
Grace
Russel Stockman
Baenard
Williams
E.L. McLean
Grace Church
Methodist Episcopal
J. TL Lamar
Strait Gate
Evangelical Reformed Church
F Meuri
Lo i. Nieffer
Maxonic Lodges
Death notices and a quirky demand from a tug owner
A ragged, multi-item telegraph of deaths and notices. Mild obituaries for Suenn Shivers of Woodsboro and others, a brother’s funeral in Woodsbury, and a brief, odd note about a Michigan tug owner demanding the state buy him a new shirt after a scuffle with a game warden. Includes scattered names, places, and a humorous postscript.
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Mich
Qlaf Mickelson
Wisconsin
Pettitt
Green, Bay
Michigan
Pierce
Mickelson
Pettit
It Can’t Be Done Yet You Might as Well Try
Fragmentary reading prompts a push to subscribe to the home newspaper as a time to catch up, with scattered phrases about keeping up with the time and reading.
Epworth Leaguers Adjourn In Two Day District Elects
The Freder iox District Epworth League held a two day adjourned convention in Frostburg last night electing officers including president Anery Hi Ta Cunbertind and vice presidents Criteriti Eilerelie and Elizabeth B. Roberts. Other posts named include secretary Rena Corby and treasurer Richard F. Compton with junior member Lemgte noted.
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Omcare
Apouel
Frederiox
Epworth League
Baltinore
Meitadiet
Frostburg
Bidhon
Bito Daya
Pai
Mette Episcopal Ehuseb
Anery
W. . Scaber
Pledoon Wey
Prudent Criteriti Eilerelie
MUL
Thie
Elizabeth B. Roberta
Frestting
Presdent
Rena Corby
Wildinepark
Meretary
Rea. Compton
Cita+ butlend
Richard F. Cee Frees
Thalw
Rt Spriv
Free Lemgte
Mis M
Missionary voyage to Africa after Edinburg conference
A Sunday school conference in Edinburgh, Scotland drew attendees including Irish, Welsh, European and American travelers aboard a steamship. Mr. Broshus conducted services on Sunday and plans to sail to Africa on Sunday, arriving in Monrovia mid July.
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Fongaville
Thia Field
Newfoundland
Edinburg
Scotland
Broshus
Braddock Heights Song Service and Band Concert
A Braddock Heights song service is planned for tomorrow evening at 7 15. Adolphus Fearhake will lead, with Melvin A C Biser directing the music. Following the service, the Braddock Heights Band under Irving S Biser will perform, featuring a paraphrase on Nexter My God to Thee and selections such as Trovatore Verdi Habaneras Mexican Cisner Roberto and Chicago Tribune marches.
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Braddock Song Service
Braddock Heights
Adolphus ‘Fearhake
Melvin AC. Biser
Irving S. Biser
Wavgey
Poer
Noland Demands Hearings In Murder Confession Case
Cumberland man Harry GC Noland, who admitted to a crime, and Litten alive, were at an early hour Wednesday. a coroner and jury yesterday heard the case. Noland shows no remorse, claiming self defense. He says Alice would have killed him if he hadn’t killed her. A divorce suit titled Frank Posi against Mary Price Pearre was filed in Frederick on statutory grounds with Philip Barley representing Pearre. custody of their five year old child Elizabeth M Pearre is sought by Mrs Pearre.
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Husan Shivers
Suenn Shivers
Hilo
George Shivera
Woodsboro
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Mt. Hope Cemetery
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Noland
Harry GC Noland
Cumberland
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Frank
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Mary
Price
Pearre
Philip Barley
Watts
Protestant Episcopal
Baetimore
Elizabeth M. Pearse
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