No.4 Rambler bicycle touted by Bowers firm in city ad
The Messrs. Bowers of W. D. Bowers Lumber Comp. laud Mr. WT. Delaplaine and a special No.4 Rambler bicycle with G. & J. pneumitis tires and modern appliances. The machine is praised for motion, construction, and rider comfort. Scarcity of fish plagues Potomac rivers, foreseen to worsen through summer, reducing anglers' rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie. Bowers
W. D. Bowers Lumber
WT. Delaplaine
Rambler
G. & J. Pneumitis
Strensih
Messrs. Bowers
Vem
Potomac River
Children Day Services Highlight Crowded Braddock Church
Braddock June 23. Children’s Day exercises filled the church Sunday afternoon with chairs in the aisles and many turned away. Pulpit decor featured a six foot cross and stone base. Miss Elmegia Bast presided at the organ with Mr. Coss W. Grove on violin and Mr. C. M. Phleeger leading song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Elmegia Bast
Coss. W. Grove
C. M. Phleeger
Phreeger
Hoffmeier
Haeskarl
Christian Endeavor Society
Sr Wm. Summers
Geo Perry
D. Gibbon
Harry Wetster
Nellie Smith
Doubs
Joseph Brecker
Mamie Slyers Sod Brother
Durango
Colorado
A. Jackson
Community Notes and Local Updates from June News
Miss Loia Laween attended as guest of Mrs. Charley Lewis on Tuesday June 27. George Linthicum, longtime threshing operator, bought a new threshing machine. Sophia Nichols of Lickeville visits Miss Lute Price. Charles Price busy gathering raspberries employing many hands. Rev. Bagley of Virginia, Bethany College graduate, preached at the Christian church June 25 and will return monthly for a year. A warm spell gave way to a refreshing shower on Thursday July 22, with continued rain since. On Tuesday the 0th a 102 degree day was noted. A Chicago plot sold for 2 400 000, bought in 1556 for £8,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loia Laween
Charley Lewis
George Linthicum
Sophia Nichols
Lickeville
Lute Price
Charles Price
Mr. Bagley
Virginia
Bethany College
West Virginia
Christian Church
Jane
Bagley
Chicago
Multiple Maryland Notices From Seventeenth Century Digest
Summary of scattered Maryland items: deaths in Howard and Talbot counties, marriages in Denton, street work in Oakland Garrett, tax rate change in Wicomico, commencements at Washington College, a death in bed in Talbot, a Pennsylvania death of E L Church, political primaries and appointments in Annapolis Baltimore elections July 10, and July 28 for Montgomery primaries, injury from a shooting in Cumberland, a large grower in Wicomico expects heavy yield, Governor Brown appoints election supervisor George H. Cairnes and other posts, shad distribution on the Eastern Shore, Annapolis Masons elect officers, Fishery Force leadership changing, Prohibitionists convention July 14, Republican ticket for Annapolis with Daniel R. Randall for mayor, pardon of Frank Jackson conditional on leaving the state, and a bill seeking reversion of a Williamsport Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
James Peters
Howard County
James Port
Carrie Stafford
Denton
Oakland
Garrett County
Wicomico County
Washington College
Chestertown
Eliza J. Stewart
Perry W. Stewart
Talbot County
E L Church
Hagerstown
Gersidh
Pennsylvania
Democratic Committee
Montgomery County
Frank Jones
Cumberland
Jackson
Brown
George H. Cairnes
Baltimore
Annapolis
J. 5. Sadler
Annapolis Council
American Mechanics
Joseph B. Seth
T. C.B. Boward
Wicowico
Daniel R. Randall
Frank Jackson
Kent County
Hacerstown
Williamsport
Maryland Day at the World’s Fair Seeks Star Spangled Banner Celebration
The Maryland World’s Fair board hopes to mark September 12 as Maryland Day or Star Spangled Banner Day. The Maryland committee plans special excursion trains and calls on native Marylanders to attend. A ceremony program is to be arranged and efforts aim to enlist the Fifth Regiment for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faw
Board of Managers of
Maryland
Xisyer Lstrobe
J. Olney Norris
Murray Yandiver
Frank Hoan
Mr. Norris
George L. McCahan
Commissror
Chicago
Why He Is in Ja From Martinsburg Wor'd
Frank Wheeler a young colored man from Shepherdstown sits in Berkeley County jail on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He lured Martinsburg youths with promised jobs in Shepherdstown at good salaries, borrows money and a watch, and participates in a chicken transaction. He awaits grand jury action under $500 bail and is said to be a fugitive from Shepherdstown justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Frank Wheeler
Shepherdstown
Berkeley County
Wheeler
Hacerstown
Death by own action and nervous disorders warned about
An article discusses nervous disorders and the dangers of neglecting treatment. It cites Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine as a verifiable remedy, supported by testimonials from Alonzo Barker and Mrs. Mary Buster among others. The piece emphasizes intelligent treatment and warns against ineffective remedies. It promotes Dr Miles Medical Co productions sold with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Miles
Alonzo Barker
Clinton
NW OY
Dr. Miley
Remei
Mary Buster
Los Angeles
Cal
Dr Miles Medical Co
Elkhart Ind
T Miles
Maz
Dru_gi
Mayer's Magnetic Drops and Various Cures Promoted
An advertisement blend promotes Mayer's Magnetic Drops and other remedies for catarrh cholera and summer ailments. It claims instant relief and a money back guarantee with 1 dollar bottles lasting three months. Also touts Dr Gavis and Chamberlain remedies with pharmacist endorsements and local store listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarrbh
Gera Botsie
Maver
Marers Dreg Company
Mayer
Npiatter, Keyser
Pace
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Netonlee
United States
Wall ST
the Daily News
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Louisville
York, HY
Throi
Nelaton
Werat
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Tankeraville Cornet
Taylorstown
Ladies’ Mite Society
the Reformed Church
John Wine
Milltown
Catoctin Creek
Tayloratown
Baker's Valley
George Harman
William Bert
Carrie Gragurs
Emma O’bryne
Geo. Haller
Camella Pouch
Daisy Haller
Rosa Waltz
The
Purests Pearl
Nannie Myers
Eins Zimmerman
Blanche Whitmore
Ids O'Bryne
Maudie Waltz
Ailss Maggie Hanes
Magele Hanes
Annie Bohn
Rebecca Hanes
Ethel Thompson
Two Youns Isdles
Heaven
Florente Catsai
Lord
Ference Crisgil
Raymond Binney
Jesus
Andry Tobery
William Roberts
William Best
God
MT. Pleasant
the Missionary Society
Daly
Chbildren
Reformed
M. E
Rfaustows
Savilia Himmet
Washington, D. C
W. W. Welsh
Rockville
N. K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
KO HO
Lear
Sweeney
San Diego
Teys
Shiloh
Dome Bay
Price Socia
Drugests
Tian
Garrow & Pearre
Prederics
Gilmore
Thanda
All Dreamss
Laz News
Hiddletown
Middletown
Frederick
Owen Patterson
Mrr
M. P. Parret
F.C.Y. Mlc
F_C_Y. M.C. A. Literary Society
F. C.Y.M.C
Senate
Devaters
Roger Wickham
Reno
Harp
J.E. BR. Wood, Jr
H Dorsey
Atlantis
Maleria
Gavis
Leas
Cass County
Des Maines
Breyond
Garrett & Pearre
Dr. King
Buocklen
Arace
Garretts Pearre
Fredenck
Chamberlain
Selecr Garrett & Pearre
C. E. Divendal
Garrett& Pearre
Draggists
Drauggists
Lee Lane
Hocsiworthe Perpfessiton Glasses
Stan
Houseworth
Deorce
Irginia Military Institute
Lexington, VA
E. Patrick ST. Predrrick
S. D. Thomas & CO
P.S
E. Patrick
Frederick, MD
Orpher
Inspecta Imyited
Gautschi
Gemard
Gautschi & Sons
Rhodes’ Naval Orange
del Idioma
Pe Chichester
Engikh
Bed
Gelden
Armen
Redarineens
Weulanen
Teetimertels
Eeser
Ichestar Co
Madizas
Arch St
Prglapa
Geo. E. Myer
North Market Street
Chas
Stieff
Bathmore, Md
Jesdly
Remsborg
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
Sander
Ae Sanden Electric Co
Etchison’s “Polar
Grand Rapids Furniture
Is “Heywood
H.ghest
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
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