The Sick in City Report and Toll Gate Change
The Daily News notes several local illnesses improving including Master Camden Ramsbore and Mr A W Walsh. Four others including Mrs Charles Seldes’s children and infant of Mr & C Moberly are ill. Toll gate keeper changes list Ephraim Cramer moving home and John Taylor taking over duties near the fair grounds.
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Camden Ramsbore
A.W. Walsh
Charles Seldes
Ephraim Cramer
Eliza Flynn
John Taylor
Fair Grounds
Smoking Contest on North Market Ends in Victory
A recent smoking match on North Market street pitted Wm Railing against Dot Davis. The winner was Mr. Belling who smoked two cigars in six minutes and thirty eight seconds.
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North Market Street
Messrs. Wm. Railing
Dot Davis
Mr. Belling
California Fig Syrup Co. Ad Liners Mix Origins
An archival line shows advertising copy for the California Fig Syrup Company with scattered fragments mentioning locations such as San Francisco Louisville and New York. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear narrative or date.
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California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
New York
Brief Bits: Oyster boats face ice and other local items
Annapolis oyster boats battle ice to reach the oyster barn amid a glut of demand from a colp snap. Kansas and Mississippi editors joke about hay fever from grass widows while other editors blame moonlight kisses. The Gibbon Decline and Fall drafts is printed with few edits. Streams swell from melting snow. Maine named for Main in France as a compliment to Queen Charles I. Births in New York City run about 1,100 weekly. Some town pavements are rough. Post office drops final h in Martinsburg Pittsburg etc. Over a hundred colored converts immersed near Springfield Ohio after ice break. Paper yarn used in carpets, claimed cheaper and stronger than shoddy and mingo though only on body and underside. March comes in like a lamb and may go out like a lion. Frederick Gun Club holds a shoot at 1 pm at McDevitt’s. County roads blocked by snow. Vet A W Grabuhl of Johnsville to Frederick buying supplies. Building on North Market Street accepted by D H Best being reshingled. Union Knitting Mills adds workers.
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Annapolis
Kansas
Gibbon
Maine
Main
France
Charles I
New York City
Postofice
Martinsburg
Pittsburg
Hansas
Springfield
Ohio
Frederick
McDevitt's
A. W. Grabuhl
Johnsville
North Market Street
D. H. Best
Union Knitting Mills
Purely Personal Notices From Local Visitors
A string of brief society notes shows Miss Minnie G Flock and Elsie Blifer visiting Miss Annie Beachley in Allendale. Various locals travel to Baltimore, York, or Harrisburg on business or leisure, with several returning home.
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Minnie G
Flock
Elsie Blifer
Annie Beachley
Allendale
Howard Staley
Middletown
Cumberland
Bulpher Springs
William H. Worman
Willow Glen
Baltimore
Thos. Kline
P. RR. R
Hanover
World’s Fair coupon offer and health notes
The article promotes clipping World’s Fair coupons for installments of a beautful Art Portfolios with three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps to receive a part of the portfolio. It notes delivery timing, extra postage for mail orders, and urges readers to participate as a lasting keepsake. Also included are medical notes about diseases in New York City, urging precautions and recommending Chamberlain’s Cough Hams, with ads for Garrett and Pearce druggists in Frederck, Md.
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Tes News
Sirus Epson
Fenton
New York
Atlantic Coast
Edson
Chamberlain
Garrett and
Peacre
Drogaisis
Frederck
Mrs McLean Honored by Continental Congress of DAR
Mrs Donald McLean of New York daughter of Mrs John Ritchie of Frederick was honored by the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington. Mrs Stevenson asked Mrs McLean to preside in her absence and she opened the congress and chaired until the election of a vice president. She received unanimous nomination for chief vice president general in charge of organization but declined due to her high office in the New York gate society.
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Donald McLean
New York
John Ritchie
Frederick
Continental Congress
Congress
New York Gate Society
Social World and Linen Wedding Honors
Mrs M E Woolf hosted friends at the M E parsonage in Clarksburg on February 22 marking their twelfth marriage anniversary with gifts and a late refreshments hour. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Woolf Dr and Mrs Deets and numerous local residents. A separate note describes a birthday party for Alisa Mary Falk at North Market Street with eighteen couples attending and late refreshments. Also announced is a Bal Masque tonight at Junior Hall hosted by Mr George Elser with a committee of local residents in charge.
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M. E.woolf
M. E. Parsonage
South
Clarksburg
Honea
E. Woolf
D. E Deets
Hobertson
W. HE. Lewis
Levi Price
Lanz Price
Burdette
C. R. Murphy
Mies Kate Murphy
Mtyra Wolt
RB. G. Hilton
H. T. Miles
John Falk
North Market Street
Alisa Mary
George Elser
Hsl
Mesere
Thomas Backes
Lewis Winkleman
Robert Bennet
Ralph Young
Deaths and notices from a Baltimore obituary page
Obituaries and notices list Benedict Spurrier aged six dying in Baltimore February 24 with funeral at Prospect Avenue church. C P Rogan of Knoxville is described as an East Tennessee railroad paymaster and an uncle of local ministers. A colored baby, Harry Dixon, dies at 3 months of pneumonia, funeral tomorrow. Reorganization of Zig-Zig Amphitheatre troupe and Maryland National Guard Riflemen drill noted. Medical ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for kidney disease and other ailments. Real estate transfer shows William R Morgan to Fannie Morgan. Local drugstore ads promote Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and Shilo’s Cough and Croup Care.
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Benedict Spurrier
Glyndon Avenue
Baltimore
Mts. Airy
Prospect Ai.be
Wm. Norwood
L. T. Lewis
We. P. Rogan
Knoxville
Fenn
C. P. Rogan
East Tennessee
East Tenn
Harry
Frank Dixon
Nervous disorders and a call for Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
A discussion of suicide risk and nervous illness argues for intelligent treatment. It praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, citing testimonials from Alonso Barker and Mrs Mery Eisler and noting the product’s availability and price. The piece warns against careless self treatment and urges seeking professional care.
Names of Hote and Gore Hores contestants listed
A fragmented OCR list shows participants for Hote and Gore Hores events with names and places such as Orry Horer Conrad Yost F B Exsenbrandt G B Fischer W N Hayworth Baltimore and others including Philadelphia Wat kins City Rockville Harrisburg Columbia Pa and Montgomery County. The county totals indicate five from the county for Hote and nineteen for Gore Hores.
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Toledo
O P. Snsader
New Wincor
John R. Wilson
Baltimore
Gore Hores
O. Ha. Quism
Chicago
Joan H. Libhart
W. Sporten
Charies E. AfeClow
Columbia
Henry 8. Lymsse
R- H. Griffith
Montgomery County
A. Grove Shipley
Westmeinster
Harry W. Lewis
the Father of Liberty
Aliss Edy Fisher
Hanover
Canim Horse
C. J. McCarty
H. H Power
Philadelphia
Iros Craycroft
New York
City
Canal Opening Delayed and Advertised Goods in Town
The Canal's Opening Delayed due to vessel owners' reluctance to move boats up the Potomac before mid month. Trade revival postponed. coal shipments remain brisk as fuel piles on wharves. Also listed are assorted local advertisers including medicines and laundry goods with prices and suppliers.
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Canal
Potomac
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Wail St
the Daily News
Sygurshieg
Nelaton
EL Gare
Meipoina Tele
LLY
Rogers & G0
Pr Wy Tins
Afd
Wee
Oor Sale
Ad. Williamson
Frederick, Md
Remington
Samuel Brengle
York
Eckstein
Harry Butcher
Grove’s Lime Elm
Neliia Eline
Nannie Young
Worth Market Street
Wineberg
North Market &T
Harry Swate and Son
George Ratling
Katie Smith
Emma Baugher
Home For the
Gallaudet
Ely
Barbara Rohn
Katie Sneeler
East Fourth Street
Monrovia
Tarentum
Col. Carter
Teddy
Col- Carter
Mame Sifford
Bertha Trail
OCB
Barl
Garrett & Pearce
TAK Sucial World
Zig-Zig Atmstrel Company
United Engine House
South Market Street
Edward Dyer
Marion Dyer
Harry Dyer
Jack Swords
Elmer Brengle
Flrst Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Bright
Wmn. R. Morgan
Fannie Morgan
Sietcer Bros. Drug Store
Shioh
Garrett & Pearre
Drageista
SAS
Tre Trun
wWeakrossa
Gobe
Irrecian Leasoribes
Roy Place
Naif
Ben
Tremen
Luis
Mas C.H. Baker
Pierce
Jess
Franklin Miles
Miles
Alonso Barker
Cliclos
N. Y
Muev
Mery Eiscer
Low Angeles
D. Capwell
Tribune
Plymouth
Eretty & Pe
Ind
Druggista
N.K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Garrett & Pe Fierick, Md
George A. Gilbert
North Maret St
Prederick
THE
Wlekly News
Ready Today
Allen Rohrback
Steiner Bros
Us Ckage
Boia A É
Vigor
Catarre
Erie Medical
Buffalo
N.Y
Cered
DH. Hartley
Garrott & Pearre
Patrick
Axd
Siriner Bros
Sexton Grand
Tron King and
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove House
E. Patrick St
D. Thomas & GE
Dr.u.b
Peqnroyat
Pitis
Pemmacentis
Vorbungeles Wall Caves
Cook Rewedy
Sternberger
Washburn, Crosby Co
LL. M. Hi
Scott
Scott & Bowne
E. M. Remsburg
Carlin House
FF Sinos
Chas
Stieff
North Liberty St
Baltionsre
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
W. H. B. Etchison
Hos
Basket Street
Freberick, BD
Tos Ste Ergy
Ware
W. L. Douglas
W. EL. Douras
Bell
Douglas, Tines
A. R. Yeakle Cityzhall Shoe ‘Store
mMepap
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