Pretty Wedding Draws Wide Attendance in Timely Ceremony
Over 100 guests gathered as Rev. J. McGowan officiated the ceremony at the Bride House. The home was lavishly decorated with a white wedding bell centerpiece, red and green trim, and a parlor filled with white ferns. The couple received congratulations from friends and relatives, with many gifts noted among attendees including numerous Main, Mullinix, Dayhoff, Rimbey, and Harrison family members.
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Bey
George
Jennie Flows
Eac
Matkins
Millard” Mullinix
Yer Lare
Albert Main
Fletcher
Mulinix
Earl Mullinix
Geo. EE. Main
Lester Harrison
Roy Flohr
Mitton Reynolds
Roscoe S Thompson
Paul Dayhoff
Jesse Main S McKinley- Rumbey
Shirley Bobn
Olen Harrison
Wesley Poole
William Lare
Clinton Summers
Lester Summers
George Mullinix
Fred Harrison
Couple Plans March Departure for Delaware Home
Leonard Pierce and Dorsey Day, among others, announce a forthcoming marriage. The couple will leave March 19 for their new home in Delaware where the groom is employed as a tenant at Delaware State Hospital. Both are well regarded and receive best wishes for a happy, prosperous life together. Lila Toelkey notes the plans. Mr Edgar Y Shafer of Burkittsville and Ida Ruth Roelkey of ki ville also to farming.
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Coe Dayhol
Leonard Pierce
Clyde Main
Dorsey Day
William Main
William Lewis
Burnie Harrison
Delaware
Delaware State
Flospital
Lila Toelkey
Edgar
Shafer
Burkittsville
Ida Ruth’ Roelkey
Pneumonia Season and Prevention in Urban Life
A discussion on the seasonal rise of pneumonia, noting it as the new leading mortality risk in cities. Emphasizes prevention through personal hygiene, reduced crowds, proper meals, and avoiding fatigue. Highlights dangers of crowded streetcars and the need for public health measures to lower mortality.
Merger Plan Votes On Stockholders Meeting Tomorrow
The Frederick and Hagerstown investors will vote on a merger plan. Stockholders from Myersville and Katoctin will exchange outstanding shares for new preferred and common stock valued at about 228000 dollars. Bonds issued for improvements have a sinking fund provision with par exchange.
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Ceive
Myersville
Hagerstown
Frederick
N J Senator Davis jury bill passes amid amendments
Trenton reports the jury commission bill introduced by Senator Davis passed the chamber with a 27 to 0 vote after debate on amendments including changes from Mayor and press elements. The record shows disagreement on May amendment and further passage details remain unclear.
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Trenton
N.ji
Davis
Martha Vatereudim
Dent's. Sec
Tod
The.press
of. Nallif
First Team Wins Game Before Big Crowd
The first team of Boys High defeated the second team by 11 to 5 as both squads showed room for improvement. The match highlighted potential substitutes and the need for practice, with detailed positions listed for both lineups.
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B. H
Chinenesaiie
Agon
Feaga
McHenry
Stauffer
A. .James
Work of Death: Jacob F. Ryder Dies at 59
Jacob F. Ryder aged 59 died yesterday at Samaritan Hospital Philadelphia after two years as manager of the Maryland Hotel Highfield Md. He lived most of his life in Waynesboro where he was a noted manufacturer of fruit evaporators. He is survived by a widow formerly Miss Alice B. Martin daughter of Stephen G. Martin near Hagerstown.
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Jacob F. Ryder
Maryland Hotel
Highfield
Samaritan Hospital
Philadelphia
Waynesboro
Alice B. Martin
Stephen G. Martin
Hagerstown
Engineman Dies In Wreck Near Exmore Va
tragic freight collision on the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk line when a southbound engine collided with an open switch between Exmore and Cape Haven. engineman Samuel B Harrell perished while Virgil Heard was hospitalized and later resided in Delmar. Also Alaska Senate approves women’s suffrage bill with unanimous support.
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Wilmington
Del
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad
Exmore
Gelle Haven
Samuel B. Harrell
Virgil
Norfolk
Delmar
Beached Whale Incident and Local Ad Notice
A large whale stranded near shore after a collision with a control boat. Two tail blows knocked over tailors nearby before the whale beached in shallow water. In unrelated text, WALDIN MATVIN and Hall's Catarrh Cure are advertised with testimonials and pricing.
Oh How I Itched Eczema Remedy Advertisement
Oral testimonial touts instant relief from eczema with D.D.D. Prescription. Claims it stops itching immediately, heals skin, and washes away disease germs. Promises 25 cent bottle and a full guarantee at Orth Market Street if not instant relief.
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J. A. Williamson
Recognition of China Republic Moves in U S Policy
Washington March 20 recognition of the Chinese republic is urged as the practical result of President Wilson repudiating the loan project. Critics say withdrawal from loan negotiations removes an obstacle to recognition while stressing long standing U S Chinese ties and the need to trust China’s new government.
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Waatington
Wilson
United States
Unis
China
United Stats
New Republic
Dow Gets. Twelve Years, Rostou, March 24
Stephen Z. Dow, recently convicted of the conversion of funds from four mining companies, where he served as president, faces a twelve year sentence. The case records note his involvement across these firms and the ensuing legal action in Rostou.
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Dow
Rostou
Stephen Z. Dow
Experience of motherhood data a vegetable compound advice
The text describes women using a vegetable compound for motherhood experiences and mentions Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offering confidential advice. It notes a reply system where letters are opened and answered by a woman and kept confidential.
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Lydia E. Pinkhamedicine Co
Lynn
Sale of Valuable Live Stock and Farming Implements
Auction notices list multiple sales by various auctioneers for different clients. Funds, terms, and exact locations given, including dates in March 1913. Entries reference the premises near Rocky Ridge, New Design road, Unionville to Liberty, and Frederick area. Each sale features valuable livestock and farming implements with bills and notices in local papers.
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Sarah NM. Martin
Rocky Ridge
Creagerstown
Wiil
Chas. K. Summers
New Design Road
Frederick
M. E. A. Lawrence
Wm. O. Barnes
Unionville
Liberty
A. m
Sncok
North Market Street
John A. Schacter
Trail Fort
Buckeystown
Urbana
A. Lawrence
Wilsell
M. Newten
Henry S. Boyle
Liberty Pike
Ecker
Walter Reeder
Harry
Baltimore area sale notices from 1910s auction ads
Auctioneer notices describe sales of farm and household assets in Frederick and nearby towns. Listings mention goods such as livestock, farming implements, personal property, and real estate on premises with bidders invited from multiple dates and papers.
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N. J. House
Jury Commission
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Fnneau
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China Republic
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Vernon Davis
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Lewistown
Witter
Willy
Sell
Guy ‘Smith
Reich
Hamsville
John Detrick
Dally
Darner
J. Willard Harley
Narcissa Harley
Broad, Run
Middletowny
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L. Button
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LeGore
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W. H. Howard
George Win Smith
Ballenger Pike
B. L. Amberger
L. C. Burke
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Edith W. Main
Leo Weinbers
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