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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1905

Page

7

County Correspondence Highlights Local Socials

Local residents and visitors are noted across multiple towns including Frederick, Woodsboro, Utica Mills, Daysville, and Barnesville. Many names, migrations, and family visits are listed, with social calls in Marylands communities and a mumps outbreak mentioned locally.

Daysville Marehill Waltz Hara Suitely Centerville William Haugh Migsea Myrtin May Kintz Frank Morgan William Cram Singanore Oram Lutherville Ezra Dinterman Libertytown Elias Albough Taylor

Indorsement of Father John’s Medicine by Holy Cross Sisters

The Sisters of Holy Cross at Nashua New Hampshire endorse Father John’s Medicine as a tonic and body builder for the weak and run down. They state it is a good remedy for bronchial troubles and cite beneficial results from several people at their institution.

Broad Run Etta Siifer Fe David Lewis Gapland Washington County Wm. E. Darner Jas. O. Darner John M. Grove Jas. OC. Darner J. Wm. Boman Harry Karp Clarence Huffer J. Dawson Huffer Borkittsville Huffer Father John Ron Holy Cross Chandler St Nashua N. H

Doctor testifies to Father John's Medicine merits

A physician from Lowell Massachusetts endorses Father John's Medicine as a splendid remedy for throat and lung troubles and colds. He claims it prevents pneumonia and consumption, builds strength, contains no alcohol, and offers a money back guarantee after fifty years in use.

Father John Geo. P. Madden Lowell Mase

Inauguration Attendees and Local Greeting Notes

DC trip mention for attendees as they proceeded to the inauguration. Local notes recount gatherings at Clopper's and Washinton visits by Miss Sallie Brown and Miss Florins Loy. Several residents return from trips to Washington and Hancock with updates on jobs, families, and church notices across Burritsville Mt Airy Taneytown New Market and Bloomfield communities.

J. F. Roberson Mea Henry Germantowns New Market Sophie Rejoh Frederick

Spring Arrives as March Winds Turn Gentle

The girl about town notes a thaw in spirit and weather with hints of spring. Gardening thoughts rise as ground hardens, eggs price drops, and summer goods appear. Community events include church services, union meetings, and local society activities as residents look forward to a milder season. A medical plug promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and abdominal issues.

St. Sheela Dr. King M. Flannery Chicago A.L. Pearre

The Town Crier is Out of Date in The News Want Ads

A nostalgic voice laments communication gaps between past and present. The piece notes modern readers respond to live newspapers and positions The News want ads as immediate tools for employers, job seekers, buyers, sellers, and those needing missing items.

Frederick Walter Gairn Frank Willi Boudere Broadway Thomas Fraley Robert Adamson Harriet Washington, D.C H. Fraley

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