Scientific miscellany on Nagy washing device and sea serpent debate
The article notes Josef Nagy of Szegodin claiming an electric washing machine desests clothes without soap. It discusses zoologists taking the sea serpent seriously, with a Dutch naturalist and M. Raccovitza proposing a large pinniped or marine mammal akin to a plesiosaur. It mentions okapi not seen until the twentieth century and cautions about fever dangers tied to temperature and globulin clotting in nerve centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Nagy
Szegodin
Isnd
M. Raccovitza
The Day of Advertising and Divorce Filing
The piece urges liberal advertising as essential to business success. It notes Daniel Beall filing for divorce from Fansie G. Beall through attorney George A. Pearre in a related notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cewal
Daniel Beall
George A. Pearre
Fansite
G. Beall
Sunday Services and Church Notices Across Town
The reader is informed of numerous church services and events Sunday across Sobeysville, All Saints Episcopal, St John’s Catholic, Trinity M E, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, German Baptist, Buckeystown M E, Presbyterian, and Linganore M H E churches. Wesley Day observances, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and special lectures by Rev A H Zimmerman are listed with times, locations, and inviting remarks for parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobeysville Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Pharch
Ledieeborg
Johneville
Middleburg
John’s Catholic
Trinity
C. W. Stineapriog
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Benday School
German Baptist Brethren Church
E. A. Bronner
P. D. Fabrney
Wesley
Buckeystown
Presbyterian Church
T Freeman Dixon
Columbia
Lynch
Sandsy School
Weeley
M. EB
A. H. Zimmerman
Cumberland
Epworth League
BR. R. Lewis
Grace Reformed Church
Edward 8. Lamar
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
E. A. Hermann
Franklin and Marshall College
Washington Grove Assembly and County Updates
The second assembly of the Washington Grove Obautangaa is set for July 4 to September 13 in Washington Grove. St James College in Washington County undergoes major improvements for new head master Adrian H Qonderdonk. County tax rate is 30 cents per $100, totaling $1.82 with county and sister tax. John Habner declines to allow his name in connection with the Democratic governor nomination. John Davis, an assistant foreman at Western Maryland Railroad in Pinseburg, Washington County, injured in a quarry explosion. Frank D. Resh of Hagerstown, indicted in Martinsburg W Va for obtaining money under false pretenses, released as requisition not honored. Major Henry M Warfield elected sacumeer of Gol, Frank Markos named commander of the Fifth Regiment, Capt John Hinksey becomes battalion commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Grove
St. James’ College
Washington County
Adrian H. Qonderdonk
Commissioners
Pence| H
Siste Tex
John Habner
John Davis
Western Maryland Railroad
Pinseburg
Frank D. Resh
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
White
Henry M. Warfield
Gol
Frank Markos
John Hinksey
Warfield
Tomander
Lula L Brown Dies In Preums At Age Two
Lula L Brown child of Frank Brown colored died yesterday at her home 35 W All Saints street of preum ents aged two years six months and days funeral will be Sunday at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Brown
Lula L. Brown
Frank Brown
All Saints Street
Tunnels Completed After Yearlong Poist of Rocks Work
Two tangels at Poist of Rocks completed after over a year of labor. The project cost more than $75,000 and crews will tackle similar work elsewhere. An excursion from Weekington and Baltimore departs tomorrow over the B and O Railroad, arriving at 9 45 a m and leaving at 7 p m. Advertising drives business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekington
Baltimore
Society Girl as a Miller Miss Webb of Indiana Runs Local Grist Mill
Anne Webb of Bammirilis Tod, Indiana, becomes a miller after inheriting and resuming her father's mill in 1893. Though new to milling, she applies mercantile training and hires veteran Miller John Wohialer, expanding business across three counties and earning strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Anne Webb
Indiana
Mie Anns Webb
Bammirilis
Tod
Miss Webb
Indianapolis
John Wohialer
Miss Webb Runs Family Mill With Quiet Strength
Miss Webb, now in charge after her father's illness, has reclaimed his customers and grown the mill’s business. She oversees grinding, bagging, and exchanges, plus a patent pancake floor popular in the gas belt. Her weekly visits with sample cases and order books keep trade strong along Union Traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Miss Webb
Tritown
Alexandia
Fairmount
Summitville
Qeality Clav
Alexandria
Webb
Union Traction Gaming
Obb
Mise Webb
Misa Webb
Fourth Circuit Judgeship Nominations Likely For Maryland
Robert B. Henderson of Cumberland is expected to receive one of two assoc late judge nominations in Maryland's Fourth Judicial Circuit by acclamation. Washington County leaders reportedly wish to avoid affecting the county ticket. Nominees include Martian L Keedy Charles D Wazaman and Alexander R Edward H Siccell of Oakland, with others deciding not to enter the race against Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Circuit
Robert B. Henderson
Cumberland
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Washin County
Is Ie
Washington County
Martian L Keedy
Charles D. Wazaman
Alexander R. Edward H. Siccell
Oakland
Heoderson
Sick list and local notices from Middletown area
The article lists residents facing health issues including Middletown High School principal Oscar B Goblentz who is recovering from oak poisoning contracted while surveying in Montgomery county. Mrs Irving of Bolivar and Lydia Roatrahn of Myeraville suffer recurrences and a stroke respectively. A late report notes a fire incident on Church street and a local annual retreat starting tomorrow evening led by Rev Fr Smith of St. John's Novitiats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar B. Goblentz
Middletown High School
Montgomery County
Irving
Henry Irving
Bolivar
Philadelphia
Lydia Roatrahn
Myeravillie
Community of the Visitation Comvext
Fr. Smith
St. John’s Novitiats
Bazaar and Drill Corps Planned by Independent Hose Company
At a well attended meeting, the Independent Hose Company approved paying convention bills, appointed a committee to address gutter repairs at Church and Market, and launched plans for an early fall bazaar. A drill corps will be organized with a capable captain. The Independent Drum Band also schedules a meeting for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah F. Eisenhsoer
Thomas Chapline
George Salter
Church and
Market
Jacob Rohrback
B.seichelberger
Millard N. Nost
Richard Kevnar
O. Elmer Bader
T. Edgar Brust
David Zimmerman
Milton T. Engle
Thomas Chagline
Frank Bentz
O. Wm. Font
Wallace
Wm. Dansberger
Jobo Freshman, Jr
Geo. Salter
Harry Bear
Joseph Eigenhauer
George Kolb
Frank Little
Robert Eyler
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A mixed column notes weather quirks and seasonal effects on fruit and gardens. It references rain impacting cherry crops, ongoing rains aiding vegetables, and fruits like currants and raspberries becoming marmalade. It also quips about wealth chasing fashion, weather harvest memories, and mentions Gettysburg anniversary events amid casual conversations.
Masons and Fredonia U A M Elect Officers at Meeting
At a regular meeting in Red Man's Hall officers were elected for the next week. Names include G H Orum, George D Wolfe, J W Falk, A R Lampe, W F Snyder, G T Baumgardener, J M Rinshart Jr, George W Hamilton Yu, and E. Shaffer among others. Fredonia Council No 46 U A M followed with officers led by Z L Flantz, F W Feete, W C Bennett, and others. Large turnout with two new members elected and several applicants reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red ‘Man's Hall
Counciilor
Orum
George D. Wolfe
J. W. Falk
A. R Lampe
Wm. F. Snyder
George T. Baumgardener
J. M. Rinshart
George W. Hamilton
Charles S. Hahn
Jemes
J. P
L. Rippeon
C. P
O. BE. Shaffer
Trustes
Wm. W. Pickett
C. E. Shaffer
Oram
Reno
Harp
A.R. Lampe
Fredonia Council
ZL. O. Flantz
F. W. Feete
W. C. Bennett
Reymond Eyler
A. B. Holicher
Millard Wiles
Clayton Oronine
L W. Moberly
John O. Wiles
Geo. L. M. Bhoffier
Edward M. Bader
Sale of Real Estate in Frederick District
Auctioneers sold two parcels for Martin L. Shank and Charles M. Shank at the court house this morning. A one third interest in a 7 acre tract on the Opossum Town Pike west Frederick fetched 185 dollars. Another one third share in a 151 acre mountain tract brought 5 dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan L. Darrow
Court House
Martin L. Shank
Charles M. Shank
Opossum Town Pike
West Frederick
The Horret Praise From The Myeraville Monitor
The Frederick Hornet faces praise from The Myeraville Monitor as Prof Day and associates are lauded for their work uplifting the colored race. The editor notes broad support, including white readers, and commends the newspaper’s fearless, noble efforts to moralize and uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horoet
Myeraville Monitor
Frederick Hornet
Frederick
Day
John J Lendr ichson special items in black goods department
John J Lendrichson advertises black goods with offers on No 1 black voltes and unfinished Worated cloth, touting value at 500 price and durability, plus a note parasols and shirt waists will soon be useful and stock includes appealing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Goods
P. S
Atook
NEIDIG & MILLER GLASS OF FASHION OFFERS HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Local advertisement from July 1909 for Neidig and Miller selling hosiery gloves and underwear at low prices. Items include cotton full fashion stockings, lisle hose, lace socks, featherweight lisle, and children's hose. Also men balances, balbrigg Gaunts, and merzerized fish nets. Note: nearby notice promotes crab dishes and an excursion to Washington and Baltimore for rail fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadat
Uaaiaa
Lundilen
Niles
Local Bargains and Lodge Notice Tonight
Shipley and Borern Special lists numerous household goods with prices, from granite pots to tires and cloth. Suirtey and Borst at City Hotel Grill advertise savings and music. Columbia and Lynch Masonic Lodges urge members to meet at Masonic Temple Sunday at 7 pm for divine worship at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Boper
Boz Miller & Coamo
Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Church
Adolphus Fearnaby
W. F. Gritres
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
M—Jeres Smithson
Genoa
Smithsonian Institution
Hiram Powers
Florence
Wood- Block
Paris
San Francisco
Seymour
Tientsin
Peking
Till & P. M
Wasuixaroy
Tur News
Marylant
Washington
D. Shriver, Treas
Klos & Hallerto
R.R
Wolverine Co
Bhipley & Bopat
Lypoch
Otty Hotel Gall
City Hotel Grill
Neidig & Miller
Onartysin & Wertheimer
O. Thos. Kemp
Mmaasle
D. V. Stauffer
Annie M. Campbell
East Choroh Sheet
Singanore Hills
Alice Dean
East Patrick Street
Chewter Springs
Aity
Handy
Easton
C. C. Keedy
Weat Church Street
John O. Hildebrand
New York
Douglas H. Hargett
East Church Street
G. Z. Bout
Littlestown
J. D. Kepner
Luther McKroskey
Altaous
P. B. Davenport
Bast Orange
N. J
Ms. Airy
Howard
Churchtreet
Russell L. Parcell
Margaret Roode
Liberty
Amaphive
News OF the
Anna Webb
Alara
Fales Sheen al
Church Street
Howe Company
Dels Corps
Gettyaburg
Taneytown
United Drill Association
United Fire Company
L. T. MacGil, Jr
State Firemen’s Association
Masonic Hall
Mt. Airy
Lees
Pratence Lodge
A. Addrewes
Henry Branch
Ellicots' Glty
Adolphase Fearbake
Te Detver
Reoo S. Harp
James W. Robinson
Jacob Schmidt
J. Edward Latz
Williamsport
Jos. C. Honf
East Sixth Street
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank Earlor
State of Mar
Vssit Sida Ig Paeuise
Buisland
Wa. G
WM. G. Cimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
James Academy
John G Pramsburg
John Hendrickson
John J Lendrichson
Glass OF Fashion
TEE
Clinton E. Main
Qlinton
Marie
Bret Couty
Rat
THE
Barbera of
City Hotel
A. G. Quynn & Co
Eell Packard Piatos
Bizely
Palace of Music
Gettyeburg
Maryised
R. R
Gettysburg
O O. Howard
Danley EB. Sickles
B.S. Haldekofer
W. M. Robbins
Beaver and Patterson
Spenia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
George
Rodock & CO
Bill Store
Percalon
Rodook & Co
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas FL
Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Hay
Offiur
Aff Sators
Obedit
Foe Sale Obeaf
Stoce
Sitls Sud Inves Eters Boxer
Flea & Halller
John Francis Smith
Henryton Station
Eld
Derry
Ail Rey
Joseph, Hale
Alphas
Howard County
Market Street
B.D. Shriner
HP Fost
Port Boros
Sichiztang
East Second Street
Eador
Salesnan Dsikte
Petty Surfers Company
Rochester
N.Y
Mildlaw
Board of
Dir
Woodsboro
National Bank
Stoodabare Savings Bank
F. B. Sappington
Standard Oil Co
G. Cappingtom
Cir Bad
Sizap
Comets Eve Wa
Kloster
City Motel Grill
C. W. Himes
Capitol Optical Co
Washi
D. G
Fark Hotel
Sp. A
Grit
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