Mrs E B Geyer obituary and local notices in Easton
The column records the death of Mrs. Bite R. Geser widow of Br. Toaxerty and former physician in the city, with mournful details and family remembrances. It also notes Twin infants of Mr. George W Swenk of Brosswick dying, and a string of sick lists and hotel arrivals and local residents visiting bedside.
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Easton
Bite R. Geser
Herg
Gexer
Unkle
Eev
Geo
Geone W' Swenk
Brosswick
Mondsy
Middletown
The Philomatheans Public Entertainment Program
An event under the Philomathean Literary Society will be held in Bemp Hall tomorrow evening. President Rohrbsch will give an welcome, followed by recitations by ML Biser EB. P. Gale and J. T. Afacsinl Jr. a comet solo by Irving S Biser. A debate on free coinage of silver asks if it would be detrimental to US finances.
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The
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Bemp Hall
Rohrbsch
ML Biser
EB. P. Gale
J. T. Afacsinl, Jr
Comet Solo
Irving S Biser
United States
N. E. Cramer
Hammond Urner
K. F. Reich
W. H. Nicodemus
H.D. Etchison
AL J. Gil
Sunday School Union Celebrates 35th Anniversary in Baltimore
The Maryland Sunday School Union marked its thirty fifth anniversary at the old First Church Fayette and Charles Streets Baltimore. President Goldsborough S. Griffith presided. Rev Peregrine Wroth opened with a chorus of one hundred voices led by Prof John O Robinson. The annual report by Rev L F Zinkhan notes 2357 Sunday schools 27215 officers and teachers 224946 scholars and 252161 membership. Delegates from several ministers spoke and today the Sunday School Convention will meet with about 325 delegates expected.
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Sunday School Union
Maryland Sunday School Union
Mr. E. Church
Fayette
Charles Stones
Baltimore
Goldsborough S. Griffith
Peregrine ‘Wroth
John O. Robinson
L. F. Zinkhan
Grammar
Felton, Ball
Gilbert Purchases Eoall Farm On Beltimore Turnpike
Mr G A Gilbert bought the Eoall farm from A O McGardell. The property, about fifteen acres, was formerly owned by the late Rev Fr Gring and lies about one mile east of the city on the Beltimore turnpike. The sale price is not disclosed.
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G. A. Gilbert
A. O. McGardell
Eoall
Fr. Gring
Beltimore
Beloved Baltimore Hardware Trader Will Retire
Al Wim T Haller of Baltimore formerly of this city has led a twenty year hardware business career there and will close out his store and retire from business.
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al. Wim. T Haller
Beltimore
Brush Factory Negotiations End Unclear War Clouds
Negotiations over the brush factory loom amid war talk and incitements. The parties report no definite action or transactions completed, leaving the status of the important industry unsettled and murky.
Old Ossawattomie Boys and a Charleston Gift Tale
An 1860s Lewiston Journal reprints a tale about two Ossawattomie brothers who after learning of hardship in South Carolina gift their fortune to aid striking workers. The piece ties their act to a broader moral about generosity, noting a lack of contemporary newspaper coverage of the incident. The narrative references John Brown and a Charleston donation amid postwar distress.
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Gwen
Jason Brown
John Brown
Harpens Furry
Shose Sou Coe
Bas Ure
Owen
Jason
Valles
Pesadena
Sunshine
California
Tast
Dewaion
Charleton
S.C
Cosemsuys
South Carolina
Alain
Charleston
Lewiston
Wrongheaded People and Odd Experiments From a Boston Herald Clip
The passage lampoons obstinate critics and misjudging minds, then shifts to a bottle experiment showing how air pressure can create a fountain from a vial. It describes a method using a heated jar and blotting paper to trap air, forcing water up a tube into the jar. A salmon anecdote follows, with Senate dinner chatter and tall tales. The piece also notes a horse loss, a Good Templars meeting, and local housing and medical advert.
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Boston Herald
Curious 19th Century Fragments on Animals and Books
A garbled collage covers Pliny the dolphin tale with a boy and a steamer dock, a preaching figure in Talmage, and musings on reading. It mentions Chicago Tribune and an exhortation to study books, plus scattered notes on aches and a cold remedy. The piece blends anecdotes, trivia, and ad-like inserts in a fragmentary historical page.
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Simn
Pliny
John Ashton
Bou
Puteoli
Simo
Sima
Noop
Sumo
Pateoli
Tomad
Timo
Chicago Tribune
Remarkable Labor and Cures Featured in Old Note Text
The fragmentary OCR recounts vast labor by heart and body, mentions remedies like Garrett's Balsam, liver pills, and a cough and consumption cure. It notes free samples at Steiner Brothers with dubious claims about infant sleep aids and a writing fluid for commercial use. The piece reads as a sale-like collage from a late 19th or early 20th century catalog.
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Steiner Brothers, Druggtate
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Middletown Valley
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Howard County
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Frank de Witt Talmage
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