Threatening Weather Warnings From Moon Forecasts
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau notes low pressure in the Rocky Mountain region developing into a storm with energy arcs centered in Southern Illinois. North Atlantic high pressure drifts south. lake regions see clouds and light showers while the Mississippi Valley warms and the Northwest cools. Winds circulate around pressure systems as usual, predicting cooler Atlantic coast and eastern Gulf areas with warmer southern regions and variable winds in between. Public notice of upcoming sales and ads follows.
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W. L. Moon
Ghinf
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain Districts
Illnois
Atlantic
Gulf
Mississips
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Northwest
Alo Valley
Atlantic Coast
Weekly News Ad Rates and Copy Deadlines
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue due Thursday with news and special features. It invites ads and notes copy deadlines for new advertising by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 7 pm that day.
Brief Bits from a Turbulent Month in New England
A jumble of notes: a 3,000 by 1,000 mile forest claim, a sale of The Bleeping Cavalier for 8500, Ireland’s new Jordieuten ant an avid cyclist, Stonington ship orders to Moscow, a large silk mill project, a West Coast cameo carving, St Patrick’s Day on the 17th, egg scandal in Frederick shops, early sunrise and windy nights, a fence panel collapsed at Union Knitting Mills, and local auctions with household items selling amid speculation.
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Stonington (Conn
Moscow
Rusell
Deon
Far West
St. Patrick's
Frederick
Uttle
Union Knitting Mills
Berning Beash
Pure Syrup of Figs Remedy Ad
Cleansing instruction promotes Spring use of Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy. Claims one bottle solves family ailments. priced 50 cents for small, $1 for large. Sold by listed retailer and druggists.
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Bottie
Sabutectared
Eutreprinee Fyytup Company
Surprise Washington wedding unites Fredrick pair in private service
Mr D Charles Winebremer and Miss Hitchie wed quietly at St Pauls in Washington with few relatives present. Bride Miss Hitchie wore blue travel attire and carried La France roses. maid of honor Miss Louise Potts wore dark green. After a Shoreham Hotel dinner, the couple returned to Frederick where Mr Winebrewer runs the family business in his father’s absence.
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Winebremer
Miss Hitchie
Washirgton
D. Charles Wineterer
Col D.C. Winebreser
D.C. Winerrests
Sus
Tad Mia B.canor
Nelson Hiveate
Joby Hitchie
St. Paui's
D.C
Passor
Hev
Franck Gibson
Gromm
Cierie
gall @ leiegrecht
Trice
Hichie
Frelnd
Louise Poita
Frederick
Washington
Arthur
Shoreham
Louise Potts
Arthur Tratt
Miss Potte
Daughters of the American Revolution
Winebrewer
Baltimore
California
Bold Rosbery Meat Theft Flashes East Patrick Street
A morning burglary at Besant and Knott on East Patrick Street involved an unknown thief who climbed to a rear window, pried it open, and escaped with about twenty pounds of meat after an alarm rang. An iron bar barrier blocked further entry. the thief fled toward the creek near Hardt and Keefer’s lumber yard. It is suspected the offender knew the building’s interior.
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Aix O’clock
Besant & Knott
East Patrick Street
Neighbrhood
Columbaus Knott
Thm
Hardt& Keefer
Salvation Army meeting in Phnomsthean Hall underway
Captain Cox of the Salvation Army and aides conducted an Arms meeting in Phnomsthean Hall with a Gospel service. She spoke of her work across twelve nations and received a hearty Chautauqua style welcome. A follow up meeting is planned for tonight. Southern M E Conference meets in Roanoke with Bishop Hargrave presiding. Methodist Protestant Conference to convene in Baltimore with possible charge changes anticipated.
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Blanche Cox
Salvation Army
Frederick
Hill
Winterbottom
Arps
Phnomsthean Hall
Cox
Star Offeer
Colorado
India
England
Twelve Nations
Ellebook
Boss Pesca
Isa
Southern M. E. Conference
Odiet Church
Green Memorial Church
Roanoke
Hargrave
Tewaseses
J. C. Hawk
Trinity Church
Methodiat Protestant Conference
Almait Memorial Church
Baltimore
California Party Arrives in California Views Eastern Ego Scene
A party of Marylanders arrives from the East to California for a week long sightseeing tour. Notable members include W. Kees ex U. S. Army officer. Col Vester Baugeoise ex Maryland politician. and Chesapeakes Canal president A. Y. Gurman successor. Charles E. Smith leads the party in the tour under Geo. Jas C Clarke Railroad leadership.
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San Frenaisco
Tess” Dey
Boutbere Californis
Eaa
Se Palace
Acre
W. Kees
Wesero
Maryland
Baril Norrie
United States Army
Hoss
Col
Vester Baugeoise
Haryl
Death notices from Frederick and nearby towns
Obituary column records the death of Miss Beta D James at 32, with funeral plans set for Thursday at Mount Olivet Cemetery. also reports the deaths of William H. Moore at 79, Elis J Entler Butler at 71, Theresa Wolf at about 70, and Mary J Kendal or Kendell in their respective homes, noting survivors and service details. The notice includes references to mourners, churches, and local cemeteries.
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Mies Bua James
Frederick
B.ta D James
Jashus A. James
Miss James
Erief
So’cleck
Mownt Olivet
William H. Moore
Near Della
Neyere
James F. Beall
Edward Nichols
Abraham Harris
John Peters
Charles Kanode
Joseph Null
Wolaney
W.T. H'lton
Eliza J. Ertler
Elis J. Butler
Mariinesurg
W. Va
Henry 8. Butler
E. E Entler
Joshua W. Smith
Martionburg
Willem Ensmaloger
Newville
J. Strine
Greencastle
Wiliam Eutler
Branewick
William Elmer
Charlestown
Alo
Wolf
Frederick Jefferson Mail Service Improves Route Timing
Frederick residents gain better afternoon mail with two hour round trips on the star route between Frederick and Jefferson. Shlerp route agent Mr. Ogg now orders depart Frederick post arrival of mail from London and by 4 30 pm after the 3 66 p m B and C train, enabling Jefferson to receive afternoon mail and The Daily News copies.
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Jefferson Mail
Frederick
Eeren Ue Ogg
Jefferson
Department
Gregg
Taz Hews
Illnesses Reported In Local Households
The Sick. Mrs. Charlies S. Birely is confined to the house with grip. Mr. Edward E Adams, driver of the freight and passenger coach between Fane New Market, is confined to the house with the grip. Mr. Charles N. Hargett, who has been indisposed since his arrival home from California, was able yesterday to be out for a short time.
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Charlies S. Birely
Edward E Adams
Fane New Market
Charles N. Hargett
California
Riflemen Excursion to Bay Ridge Leaves Frederick August 5
Captain Q. Beckiey leads an excursion organized by the Riflemen under central auspices. The trip departs Frederick on August 5 aboard the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company line for Bay Ridge.
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Riflemen
Beckiey
Bla Ely
Hse Mide Ac Trac
Baltimore & Ohio Railrod Cmpany
Bay Ridge
Cenal
Frederick
Letters From The People On Church History Debate
A reader writes about the Protestant Episcopal Church and its claim of apostolic succession, challenging the Church of Ireland ties. He argues for addressing doctrinal issues publicly while defending his local community and the rector, urging readers to judge the position fairly.
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Beery
Elisha
Ermgiand
Church of
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Atarrea Oor
Bogland
Abe
Sho
Midat
Sagilah
Ornonne India
Storm of the season halts city life in San Francisco
A rare March snowstorm hits San Francisco and surrounding areas, with wet flakes piling up to an inch overnight. The city awakes to white rooftops and a transformed landscape as residents throw snowballs, children revel, and the day returns to normal, while distant weather patterns hint at further cold air and bloom delays.
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March
Lion
California
Cailas
Berkeley
Bay
San
Cailloraia
Iseus
Gremford Hee
Bence
Leland Steaford, Jr
Congress
Gree
Spain
Council of Ministera
Signor
Canovs Dei Gastillo
San Francisco Examiner
Fragmented OCR Takess of a Historic News Item
A garbled OCR fragment references New England regions and urban development. It mentions cities, loans, and projections in a stylized period voice, with stray names and dates embedded, but readable parts are minimal and unclear. The item appears to be a brief note or column fragment from a historical newspaper page.
Frederick meeting and Baltimore business travel notice
Imm rel y personal report from a late 19th century Freder ick area meeting includes Mr David H Meberly of Baltimore and Mr J M Webber of Indianapolis traveling to Frederick to present company goods. Obituary style tribute praising Martin Brimmer highlights public service and civic virtue.
Fragrant Disinfectant for Stuffy Rooms Suggested
A old home care tip recommends airing the room briefly then using a wide mouthed jar filled with half an ounce of lavender spirits and a lump of ammonia salts for a fragrant disinfectant. It is noted to have a soothing effect on the nerves.
Frisxeburg Resident Abraham Whileit Dies at 62
CABBULL COUNTY NOTES report the death of Abraham Whileit a Frisxeburg prominent resident aged sixty two on Monday. The Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church of Weatminster announces Pastor Rev Joel Brown will return subject to Baltimore Conference approval. An advertisement endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as the only genuine blood purifier.
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Abraham Whileit
Frisxeburg
Centenary Methodian Episcopal Church
Weatminster
Joel Brown
Baltimore
Local Building Stock Subscribe At Baltimore Meeting
At the February Baltimore directors meeting subscribers pledged 35000 of guaranteed stock with 8 percent dividends after full subscription. Only 10000 shares remain open for subscription as Baxan Jonson acts as agent for the issue.
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Kwoc
Baltimore City
Federick Braggh
Baltimore
Whey
Ingenlora
Baxan Jonson
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