Baltimore Conference closes sessions with church growth noted
The Cumberland gathering of the M E Conference adjourned after a busy sessions day. The temperance and prohibition report opposed high license while other committee reports urged Sabbaths observance and education. Delegates G H Hunt L F Morgan G B Bennett to Ecumenical Conference. Bishop Merrill assigned local appointments including G G Baker to Frederick district and A J Gill to Buck Brauner.
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L. F. Morgan
G. H. Hunt
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Pare Milburn
Bishop Merrill
G. G. Baker
Frederick
A. J. Gill
Buck Brauner
Liberty
H. R. Sayville
C. F. House
Linganore
Union Hinge
Osborn Bett
Eeagrar
Middleburg
Westminster visitors inspect ice plant and college society adjourns
G W Albaugh Edward Lynch and F H Orndorff of Westminster were in the city inspecting the ice plant Brown DeLashmuit. The Frederick College Literary Society met but adjourned due to Prof Levis illness. Johnsville Teachers met February 21 in the public school to discuss educational topics with readings and a debate planned for March 21 with music readings and a debate on money versus love of man.
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G. W. Albaugh
Edward Lynch
F. H. Orndorff
Westminster
Ae City
Frederick College Literary Society
J. I le
Johnsville
C. E. Klein
D. O. Metz
G.E. Sappington
D.C
Senate discusses oil toll cuts and balloting reform
Maryland Senate weighs Oil for toll reduction bill with Urner arguing for moderate cuts and public benefit over treasury gains. A projected Aus tralian ballot amendment provides two stamps per booth. House and local measures address liquor sales and penalties amid broader legislative activity in Frederick county and Mt St Mary’s College.
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Urner
Senate
Umer
House of Delegates
Thomas
Araby Union Chapel
Frederick County
Norwood
Mt. St. Mary's Collece
Ada Town
Frederick Country
Pleasant Pound Party at the Rederuck residence
A Pleasant Pound party was held March 1 near Ceresville at Mr. Geo T Rederuck's home. Attendees included Misses Crimm Bishop Amanda Lou Lease Burrier Zimmerman Zimmeran Nasbeum Riggs Miller Roderick and others, with guests Dr J R L Hardesty and John Shook among local attendees.
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Geo. T. Rederuck
Ceresville
Florence Crimm
Susie Bishop
Susie
Amanda
Lou Lease
Jeanie
Nannie Burrier
Florence Zimmerman
Cora Leng
Clara Nasbeum
Allie Riggs
Charles
Robert Zimmerman
Elmer Murphy
Robert Burrier
Grace Crambaugh
Walkersville
Lucy
Addie Miller
Susie Roderick
Annie Shord
Ida
Ansglebercer
Mesers
Harvey
Will
Miter
Chas
Remsburg
Pleasant
John Miller
Woodsboro
John
Roderick
Ladiesburg
Iserick
Mrs
John Shook
An Interesting Family From North Carolina
A travelogue of a western North Carolina family near Hot Springs describes a 28-member household living in a one-room log cabin. The twenty children are noted as exceptionally handsome, blond, and untutored, with two older daughters married and living at home. Income is meager, as the father walks seven miles daily to Hot Springs. The piece contrasts beauty with poverty and implies a portrait of rural life.
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North Carolina
Hot Springs
Brooks
Issuy Bie
Issuy Bie Bie
Hat Doffing Abandoned in Austrian Salute Trend
A Graz committee urges replacing the traditional hat doffing with a military salute. Civil and military leaders Suron Reubeck and Count Wurmbrand are asked to approve the change. They reportedly favor the plan, while funerary head coverings would also be dropped as a sign of respect.
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Uungare
Graz
Suron Reubeck
Count Wurmbrand
Agassiz
Europe
America
Ice prospects spark frenzy over Penobscot trade
The Bangor market sees record ice prices as a New York buyer takes about 15 044 tons at 2 per ton for summer delivery. Local crews plan to cut, stack six to seven thousand tons at the steamboat wharf while A H Babcock prepares coal sheds. Dealers report rising hopes and near millionaires on the strength of ice demand.
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Penobscot
New York
Bangor
A. H. Babcock
Lewiston Journal
Odd Health Misadventures and Domestic Snippets
A collage of brief items recounts a surgeon's tale of pain after an arm amputation, a witty dialogue about a padded coat and gambling debts, and observations on washing in Japan, wood pulp science, and authorship humor. Short notes touch on fish killing methods, a fake medical cure trial, population estimates to 1890, and an advertised English remedy claiming to cure lung troubles and dyspepsia.
Fragmented text reveals racial stereotypes and medicinal ads
A garbled page segment mixes outdated racialized musically themed commentary with drug advertisements. It cites instruments linked to African origins and includes an interview excerpt, then pivots to health ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla Kemp's influenza remedy and Dr. Bell's products, concluding with druggist endorsements.
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