Local Notes From Araby and Vicinity Highlight Illnesses and Visits
Missee Mamie and Fauvie Whit visit Mr James Cram’s family in Harmony Grove. Mrs Temple Fouche improves after illness. School progress noted amid many health mentions in the Araby area. Families travel between Troutville Woodsboro and nearby towns for visits and care. Mrs Margaret Smith returns from Woodsboro. John Pistloger Jr and others spend time with local families. Continuous mentions of illness, travel, and small-town gatherings mark the period’s community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Fauvie Whitmore
James Cram
Harmony Grove
Temple Fouche
Troutville
John Pittinger
Emma Snook
Doabia Pips Creek
John H. D«lsplaine
Misa Dessie Kolb
Raccle Smith
Woodeboro
John Pistloger, Jr
Charlea Trout
Mra
Margaret Smith
Walkararule
Miew
Mary Grabill
Sear Catoctin Farnaca
Luther Smith
Florence and Bartha
John Saylor
Annie Dalaplaina
Mites Sathe
Janin Heexar
Fucmar
Moser
Dabbie Fox
Siovar
Mothec
Wire
Joseph Young
John Rumino
Woodsboro
Martit Weddle
Wilthide
Elmer G. Kolb
John H. Delaplaine
Georgs Holf
Fero
Jacob Feezar
Mistea
Cassie Kolb
Adah Fox
Sandey
Martin Weddle
Kadol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Users And Doctor
An unsolicited testimonial shows Geo A Thompson of Spencer Iowa praising Kadol Dyspepsia Cure after decades of dyspepsia. Dr O L Hollar Crookston Minnesota and J C Sether of Allenville Michigan likewise vouch for its effectiveness. A New Britain Connecticut user reports instant relief and a druggist B S Storrs notes broad customer approval. Kadol is made by EB De Witt Co Chicago and sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer, la
Chicago
Norway
Geo. A. Thompson
New Britain
Conn
P. Storrs
Main St
Eb, C. de Witt & Co
Local Notices from Frederick Area People and Visits
Dense list of personal visits and illnesses across Frederick, Gear ham and Monrovia areas. Names include Mrs N. White, Miss Elele Johnson, Mr Thomas Johnson, Mrs Harries Derr, Mr George Johnson, Miss Gertie Snyder, Mr Edgar Batson, Miss May Lenhart, Miss Blackburn, Mr Willie Roberson, Mr Elias Albaugh, Mrs Florence Garver, Mr Marshall Walz, Miss Gertie Waltz, Mrs Minnie Lease, Misses Emme and Annie Lare, Mrs Victoria Mulligan, Miss Elsie Eaves, Graceham and nearby communities are noted with relatives visiting, sickness and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elele Johnson
Washington, D.C
Thomas Johnson
Mitas Nera Derr
Frederick
Mis. Harries Derr
George Johnson
Springfield
Maas
Germantown
Mias Gertie Snyder
Edgar Batson
Buckeystown
Henry Lenhart
Mias May Lenhart
B. ¥. Pardy
Park Mills
Mise Blackburn
Kensington
B. ¥. Dovall
Willie Roberson
Larnesville
Mesara
William Haugh
Charles Eaves
Masters Emory
Leslie Biddinger
Unionville
Viste
Gertie Waltz
Minnie Lease
Cabbage Row
Laura Reddick
Waterstreet
Emme
Annie Lare
Hattie Dinterman
Victoria Mulligan
Gangs
Feederick
Elsie Eaves
B. F. Lare
Local Social Notes From Harrisburg to Graceham
Harrisburg visitors and residents share weekends with family friends across towns. Many names appear visiting kin in Walkerville Thurmont Hyattstown Frederick and nearby communities with dances and Sunday gatherings noted.
Open Way to Convince Skeptics Cited by Frederick Residents
A citizen named George Bantz from the Steam Brick Company's works recounts kidney trouble lasting three months, near death, then recovery after four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. He asserts the remedy cured him and invites inquiries, noting Nester Milburn Co. as U.S. agent and urging the brand name Dean's. The tale is followed by a dramatic anecdote about Chiond Beck, a renowned painter, who narrowly escaped a faux funeral when servants mistakenly prepared his burial, later reviving after wine was offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Bantz
Steam Brick Company
Dean
Clinton H. Main
Nester Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Beek
Yarrow
Chiond Beck
Vandyke
Germany
Haml
Wats
Ftis
Long Canal Tunnel and Wabash Tunnel Compared in Cumberland Times
A Cumberland Times correspondent describes the Wabash extension and the canal tunnel at Cumberland. The piece contrasts drilling methods, timelines, and labor: canal work began around 1845 and finished by 1852 after floods and heavy labor. the Wabash tunnel employs modern equipment with steam shovels and compressed air drills, delivering rapid rock removal. It notes deaths, towpaths, boats, and the July 1850 opening celebration with packet boats, plus memories of the first boats Freeman Rawdon and Southampton and a whispered tale about a coal gate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Times
Cumberland
Hascowk
Chesapuake
Ohio
Paw-Faw
Polot
Poe
Mulea
Owen O'Brady
South Cumberland
Thia
O’brady
Chuak
Chock
Chook
Theo
Camberland
Georgetown
Preeman Rawdon
Southampton
Anxio Oall
Freeman Rawdon
Abe
Caring for the layers in cold weather poultry care tips
A Tribune Farmar correspondent stresses three main needs for laying hens in cold weather warmth cleanliness and proper food. He shares methods for ventilation, fresh air, and light, plus daily house cleaning, bedding renewal, and insect powder in nests. Emphasizing prevention over illness he warns against unsanitary coops and urges varied winter diets and ample water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Farmar
Thia
Ohio
Indiana
Drugs Brain and Motion Clamor Warns Against Patent Medicines
Medical authority Bartholow warns that drug induced clamor morphing disrupts brain and motion many remedies depress organs cause dryness and weakness. Physicians favor Father Johns Medicine for chronic throat and long troubles claiming it is wholesome natural and not a patent medicine with fifty years in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholow
Father John
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatfonin
Debus Mint
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Great Valley
Abraham Michasell
Ehia
Ccomus
Martin Jnogoo
Washington
Amos Yoong
John P. Sailman
Hildebrand
New York
Virgle Maxwell
Lindex
Baltimore
George Luko
Charles Luko
W A. Maxall
Charles Pearra
Cick
John W. House
Joseph King
W. W. Waite
Apant Thuraday
Taylorsville
M. C
L. Hollar
M.D
Crookston
Minn
J. C. Sether
Allenville
Mich
J. D. Erskine
Rhphivye
Clarksburg
Daysville
Elias Albaugh
Florence Garver
Walter Valentine
Allen and
Lasalle
Elmer Bahn
Ernest Dinterman
Simon Biddinger
Jacob Plaing
Carrie Plaine
Virgie
Florance Michael
Mr. Plaine
Glen Garber
Graceham
Oslvin Loy
Maurice
William Miller
Emma Devilbiss
Loy’s Station
Jennie Martin
Beasie
Sarah Martin
James Sheeley
William Stansbury
F. A. Collifgner
Janie Martin
Creagerstown
Loy
Oreageratown
Shank
F. A. Qolllflower
Misa Nona Groshon
James Gro Bhon
Frederick City Hospital
John Colliftower
Logan Trexell
Rocky Ridge
Charles Miller
Creagerstow
L. ¥. Murray
Church of God
Wm. Smith
R. L. Ogle
H. W. Harbaugh
L. ©. Warner
Wm. Adams
Wm. Hoffman
Woodahoro
Wm. Harbaugh
Charles P. Delaplaine
Sop
Ross
Leslie Warner
Monrovia
Lola Nikirkie
Middletown
Miasses Edythe
Ethel Kidd
Nameville
Misa Martina Dreyer
Marshal Lindsay
Washington, D. C
Smythe Cecil
J. W. Sullivan
Harry Nikirk
Amanda Nikirk
Charlies Dreyer
Roddy
Mesre
Ror
Howard Kigonbrode
Fort Carrollton
Mise
Mabel Martin
Walkeraville
Nelson Freshour
Mies
Florence DaMuth
Mies Haonie Ward
Thurmont
David Doble
Motter
Staton
Epant Bonday
Quorneling Dable
Daniel Eigenbrode
Messrs
Hoes
Howard Eigenbrode
Florence Eigenbrode
William Eigenbrodes
F Orndorff
Sanday
Awelia Epler
Peowan O'Conner
Charles H Esler
Edna
Leella
Bios
Misvas Floraces de Math
Florencs
Ics Eigenbrode
Misses Salle
Mary Kelly
Miad College
Harnesville
Brook Gott
Near Dickerson
Mamie McDonald
Anna Manton
James Manton
Cesar Hyattatown
Willis Roberson
Lenhart
Carmentown
Poolesville
Hdgar Moralnogstar
Backeystown
Mary Manton
May Lephart
Germadowny
Misa Carrie Roberson
Misa Zeppa Loy
Claver Cef
Utterback
Ken- Boron
B. Pordy
B. F. Robarson
Archie Morningstar
B . Robarson
O. Ysnaon
Clutz
Illinois
Hig Onole
John Fogle
Mias Hosa O. Troxell
Masters Station
F. A. Galliflower
John
Newton
Misa Phebe Humertok and
Slater
Catoctin Furnace
Harry Grouchon
John Seiss
Eyler
Rosky Ridge
Wo. Six
Daabis Pips Creek
Sweigaré
Qarrail County
Theodore Stoner
Clarenca Colliflower
John Fogis
Saviila
Summer
Chester Wister
Bavilla Boller
Canal
Wabash
Ann
Mone Co Bay
Victor
Mothers Bence
Victor Remedies CO
Mole Proprietota
Mredevick Md
J. W. Harper
Louis World's Fair
Bouta Otte
Markey's
James
P Ogiyee
James E. Doll
NAT
Bank Builiing
Frederick Co
Goodhart's Cafe
Doll's Prompt Service
Gosman’s
Chighester
Bellafford Aden
Venture Mall
Aaa
Golden Shee
Discovery
Bartholomay
WM. H. Shipley
North Market &Tre SF
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
St. Paul Street
Patrick Btreek
Strayer
W. Saratoga St
Catalgue
Matill
United State
Remington
Smith
Oliver Tyne
Mentlya
W. &. Douglas
A. R. Yeakle
Central Hardware Company
Gentral Kardware G8
South Market Street
Predertek
Siawpe
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