Personal Notices From Frederick Area Readers
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs About Them Who Came and Go. Mr. Geo. H Cram Jr of Carroll Street returned from a visit on Penelooee. Miss Halie V Groshon returned from the State Normal School, Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. E. Staley and daughter Marguerite of Baltimore visit Linzanore Alis Farm. Madamoiselle A. J. De Mota of Barab Randolsh School Baltimore visits Linganore Alls Farm. Miss May Bradahaw returns from Washington to Frederick. Mrs. Newton wife of Bishop Newton of Virginia visits Dr J. A Williamson and others. Dr. C. F. Goodell returned from Newport R. I and Massachusetts. Mrs. Murray and Mr. J. E. Tyson attend Frazier-Finnran wedding. Mr. Arthur D. Willard, near Broad Run, accepts Latin German History posts at Locust Dale Academy in Virginia. He previously worked at Deer Park Hotel. Mr. Boordford and Mr. Hyde visit Biggs & Co. Mrs. W. W. Inskeep and Miss Retta Shaw visit the parsonage. Mrs. Ida Grombine visits Emmittsburg and Thurmont. Mr. S. C. Homer and bride return from wedding trip. Miss Jonnie R. Beale of Wells College returns for summer vacation. Secretary Walter Saunden of the F C YMCA returns from near Jamestown. Rev. A. Zimmerman rides bicycles to Hagerstown from Martinsburg with Miss Shields. Zimmerman leaves for Frederick. Miss chislols visits Funkstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H Cram, Jr
Carroll Streat
Penelooee
Halie V. Groshon
State Normal School
Baltiamore
E. ¥. Staley
Marguerite
Baltimore
Linzanore Alis Farm
Madamoiselle A. J. de Mota
Barab Randolsh School
Linganore Alls Farm
May Bradahaw
Washington
Newton
Bishop Newton
Virginia
J. A. Williamson
Wardise Mason
Rockville
Halbert
Romney
Williamson
C. F. Goodell
Newport
R. 1
American Institute of
Near Broad Raw
Tapeytown
Carroll County
Locust Dale Academy
Meat Rapides
Madison County
Ian Uate
S J. John’s College
Annapo
Deer Park
Oakland
Ajornorih Boofford
Anomas Hyde
Biggs & Co
Broice W. Hoffman
W. W. Inskeep
Mise Retta ‘Bhaw
Cumberland
Aistern
Mm. A. H. Zimmerman
Cat. E. Parsonage
Jamsville
Zimmerman
Frederick
Acuna Shields
David H. Shields
Martinabag
W. Va
Hagerstown
Jay
Martinaburg
Funkstown
Child’s Accident Near Creagerstown Injures Daughter
A child suffers a severe facial cut while playing near Creagerstown when a tin can struck the mouth area. Dr. Morris A. Bively treated the wound, which is healing and expected to leave no disfigurement. Dr. J. K. Wagner of the Orphans' Court is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randel H Sa
Creagerstown
Morris
J. K. Wagner
Orphans’ Court
Syrup of Figs Promises Pleasant Taste and Kidney Help
A testimonial for Syrup of Figs touts its pleasant taste and quick action on kidneys and bowels. It claims to ease headaches fevers constipation and stomach discomfort, calling it a universally benefi cial remedy. The advertisement notes availability in drugstores and urges against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ako
Aliformia Fig Syrup CO
BAY Framcieco
CAL easvaLé
Market Gossip From Frederick Teems With Social Bonding
Markets hum with sociability as Frederict shoppers trade chatter on the way to and from the stalls. Farmers report good yields after recent rains, while poultry and vegetables draw steady demand. Prices list eggs, meats, produce, fruits, and fish, with locals anticipating summer visits and farm hospitality from Gudle Rube’s clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudle Rube
Rube
Sub Treasury Appointment in Baltimore Office
Sub Treasurer Hammond announced a new appointment yesterday in Baltimore. William S. Wachter of Frederick County was named assistant bookkeeper to replace T. A. Leonard, a Republican who resigned. The position carries a salary of $1,200. Leonard is from Allegheny County and was appointed by Sub-Treasurer Wolverington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-Treasury
Hammond
Sub- Treasury
Baltimore
William 5. Wachter
Frederick County
T. A. Leonant
Leonard
Aliezany County
Welfingtoz
Lightning strikes Dr Weaver residence in Taneytown
During Thursday afternoon a thunderstorm struck the residence of Dr C W Weaver in Taneytown. The slate roof was blown off and one chimney damaged. The property is insured with Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Dog Hill. Heavy rains caused significant damage to growing crops nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Weaver
Taneytown
Beet Cough Cure Ad Message From Sanch’s Cure
A garbled OCR styled note mentions Beet Cough Cure and Sanch’s Cure. It lists names like Albert L Poarte and Bethoo Bud with unclear roles. The fragment hints at a health patent or remedy promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Poarte
Bteheoo
Exciting Resaway Beagle Bridge Horsed Wagon Crash
Last Friday evening Elmer Brows drove to Beagle's bridge near town where a shower of ice frightened a horse hitched to a wagon. The horse bolted with the wagon, ran between vehicles, struck a cab, and toppled over a 10 foot embankment. Charles Shank aided the wounded animal and wagon. both were lifted onto the road and the wagon suffered minor damage while the horse escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middistons Register
Elmer Brows
Beagle’s Bridge
Acre
Dugh
Doub
Stelf
Charles Shank
Shank Beog! Creamery
News of the Churches in Patersville This Week
Various church schedules and notices for Patersville communities include Lutheran Sunday school Children's Day at 5 30 pm Wednesday, Reformed Church service suspended until September, Rev A H Zimmerman to preach at Mt Pleasant, United Brethren services by Rev C W Stonespring and Rev Henderson Miller, Brunswick pastor resignation effective Sept 1, All Saints P B Sunday school annual festival July 4 with lemonade and cake, Presbyterian services including Westminster League, M E Church evening talk by Rev Zimmerman on One of the Four Great Whitheld, Epworth League in charge with subject Gods Patience of Rast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School of
Patersville
A. BH. Zimmerman
M.E
United Brethren Church
Bondsy Schon
C. W. Stonespring
Henderson N. Miller
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Valley
All Saints P. B
Bundsy
Asus
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Beale
Westminster League Exerciana
Ucal
Zimmerman
George Whitheld
Epworth
Belair Academy opens as local events noted
News from the state lists Belair Academy's commencement as a notable item. Also reported are the death of Mrs Anna B Strite from a fall, progress in Father Campbell's illness, the Philadelphia burial of Rev A M Jelld D D, the Hagerstown council negotiating a water contract, and three naval cadets awaiting another exam for commissions as assistant engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belair Academy
Mra
Anna B. Strite
Washington County
Hagerstown Counci
Water Company
Father Campbell
Elgton
A. M. Jel
New Windsor
Philadelphia
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick and nearby towns
The Frederick area reports the death of John H. Riehl at about 1:30 am from paralysis, born 1834, lifelong resident and keeper of the city spring on West Patrick street. Survived by wife Catharina Stone and four children. Funeral Monday at 3 pm, interment at St. Oliver Cemetery. Harriet Ann Wentzell of Harpers Ferry dies after paralysis. widow with five children. Also noted are deaths of Elenors Young, Isaac B. Allen, and John Pry, with brief burial details and locations in Middletown and Pleasant Walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Aibel
John H. Riehl
Frederick
Riehl
Old City
West
Patrick Street
T. Riehl
Misa Catharina Stone
Charlesville
Bettle Riehl
Lewis Brust
Messia
Chas. J
Wm. H. Riehl
United Fire Company
Ht. Oliver Cemetery
Festziell
Harriet Ann Wentzell
Harper’s Ferry
W.a
Tue
Miss Lewis
Eatly
Harpers Ferry
Harper's Fury
Elenors Young
P. W. Shafer
Middletown
Isaac B. Allen
Lanark
John Pry
Pleasant Walk
Middletown Valley
Fourth of July Observance at Park Ridge
A patriotic Fourth of July will be celebrated at Park Ridge, home of Mr. Aaron Davis. A large American flag will be raised and patriotic exercises will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ridges
Park Ridge
Aaron Davis
Fraternal Council Holds Enthusiastic City Meeting
The Fredosis Council No. 5 81 0 gathered in the council chamber at Market and Court streets last night with about a quarter of the membership present. Officers elected for the next six months included C. E. Goosey as Councilor and W. Bell as vice councilor, with J. E41 Edward Hice as recording secretary and Geo. H. Rafling as assistant recording secretary. Other roles filled were W. P. It treasurer John P. Reaner, A. Landis, Frenne A. E. Helder, Georges Bhipley, P. L. Webb, CC. W. Wallsy, W. M. Daca, S. S. Steve Layman, and W. EH. Bhipley. The Junior Order also named officers for the term, including B.S. Alsecgh as ace, A Wcordox as vice councilor, B. J. Bader as assistant secretary, A. M. Clark as conductor, J. Rhoderick as warden, Barry Lothner as inside sentinel, and Chas. Renneberger as outside sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredosis Council
Thin City
Caurck
C. E. Goosey
Bell
Barry Lothner
Inaide Santinel
Chas. Renneberger
Cutaide Sentinel
Misera kava and Nollekins Paragon of Parsimony
A fragment from Chambers Journal recounts a bustling variety display with vendors of bric a brac, fabrics, shoes, and trimming in a crowded shop setting. It shifts to Nollekins the sculptor and his thrifty household lore, including candles, a pump remedy for low spirits, and a mock-heroic tale of frugality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ
London
Chambers’ Journal
Ben “‘Nollebins
Nollekins
Nolle King
Boston Herald
Curious London's Mud Reveals Wealth and Waste Patterns
An autogenous researcher finds London mud reflects wealth and diet by district. Gold and silver traces link to coin wear in wealthier areas, with animal matter abundant from meat diets. Poor districts show scarce metals and rising vegetable refuse, signaling money and meat scarcity. Daily waste includes £56 from coin wear, £16 from gold coinage, bread waste of 1,750,000 pounds, plus £500 vinegar, £100 sugar, £80 salt, £300 gas and £100 mustard wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boston
Ancient views clash with natural law in old commentary
The article compares ancient beliefs on natural laws with medieval and modern views, noting a supposed universal system of laws guiding celestial, physical, and moral realms. It discusses scholars' praise and later criticism of such geometrical abstraction and its state service relevance. It also reports ships Arabia wrecked near Cape Horn with all aboard saved at Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Montevideo
Battle With Moonshiners Leaves Two Dead
In Spartanburg, constables Pettigrew Toland Steventon and Boyce engage a moonshining gang. Fisher and Durham are killed. Pettigrew and Toland fatally wounded. The fight follows reports of weekly whisky shipments and ends with arrestees and town anger looming over possible lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
D. C
Spartanburg
Pettigrew
Toland
Steventon
Boyce
Fisher
Durham
Jack Plecher
William Durham
Eloping Headband Arrest Stuns Brooklyn Claimants
Pat Lane Pai four lane Rienand Happi, who eloped with Miss Tillie Bachman from Brooklyn two weeks ago, was arrested here yesterday on a warrant charging him as a fugitive. Happi denied assault charges but admitted the elopement, as did Miss Bachman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lane
Pai
Rienand Happi
Tillie Bachman
Brooklyn
Happi
Miss Bachman
Cure for Diseases Promised by Bhitob’s Great Dough Cure
A historical advertisement touts Bhitob's Cure as a universal remedy for various disorders. Patented by Albert L. Pearre, the manuscript claims the dough cure is the sole remedy and offers a bold promise of health, reflecting 19th century patent medicine marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phas
Albert L. Pearre
Incoherent 19th century items and notices mix
A garbled dispatch lists multiple topics from a Brist ol yacht launch to court rulings and local incidents. It mentions the yacht Offender at Herreshoff in Bristol, a Tennessee iron and pig iron price note, a few obliquely named officials and places, storm damage in Minnesota and North Dakota, an embezzlement arrest in Brooklyn, and a bay area pastor’s death, with stray advertisements and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herreshoff
Bristol
Ohio Supreme Court
Green Clay Smith
Washington
Green Ridge Ironworks
Beranton
Queen Victoria
Lord Rosebery
Order of the Thistle
Shakir Pasha
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nepthina
Indiana
Interocean Electric Railway Company
Tennessee Coak and Tron Company
Southern Pig Iron
Joseph Percival
Brooklyn
Scranton and Lehigh Coal Company
Julian
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Bay Eidge
Chesapeake Bay
Joseph S Shaw
Brother Julian
A Great and Unseasi Oxer for Throat Cure
Fragmentary notice warns that Shilohs core fails to cure throat and tongue disorders. It states increased cost for sale and references a time by which the price will rise. The readable text is obscured and uncertain about full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Aine i
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News OF the State
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Valkyrie
Losno
Yvalksne Tilsii
Moirchea
Bach Shoe
Meutt & Moody's
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East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Renner & Kemp
Cleveland
Frank Melbourne
Melbourne
Broortrs
Edward Pierce
James Rose
William Gallagher
W Delaney
Robert Stoll Timosley Hurst
Daniel Corcoran
George F Green
Young Corbett
Seatide Athletic Club
Cowes Island
Rome
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Sap
Hastings
Ifigny
Desvex
Lawrence Farrel
J.J Hebard
Karis Clover Root
Albert L. Pearce
Etchinson Building
Daniel
Mount Tabor
Keller
T. Haffner
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Frederic County
Grand Jury Room
St Thes Court Bouse
Batundsy
Robert Bowis
Hollands
Walt Seanender
Issek
Chamberlain
Boca
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W. R Rudy
Guished Cavilie
Albert & Pesce
Rootbeer
E. Kires CO
PHILA
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South Market
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