Voyage to Hot Springs Through Georgia and Arkansas
The writer recounts travel from Richmond along the Atlantic Coast Line through Georgia to Atlanta and Birmingham, then Memphis and Little Rock, arriving in Hot Springs. Describing farm terraces, timber losses, river crossings, and the mountain city’s baths and regulations, the piece notes crowding hotels, a 60,000 visitor influx, and political presence in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagin
Rome
Richmond
Micorgia
Atlanta
Memphis
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Washington
Hot Springs
Mississippi
Arkansas
Savany Old Wells
Big United Bstalys Aoldier
Pittsburgh
Bernard J. Grove
Washington, D. C
Charles
Ozark Mountains
Woman of 50 Faces Court in Clarke burg Loan Case
Mrs Elizabeth Young aged 50 is to be tried in Rockville on charges from Clarkeburg residents of obtaining cash by improper means. Roger Murphy alleges she took 80 dollars by deceit. Defense by Thomas Dawson pledges a vigorous challenge as the gray haired defendant denies guilt and claims she did little more than borrow cash. She previously lived in Clarkeburg last summer as a housekeeper for a former uncle Wagner and is currently jailed in Rockville.
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Rockville
Elisabeth Young
Clarkeburg
Roger P. Murphy
Taleo
Hymeneal Brabhears Gipfin Wedding Noted In City
Yesterday evening at 5 o clock at Mrs C B Madairy 101 East South artest the marriage of John A Brabhears and Miss Alive Virginia Giffin was performed by Rev B H Lamar in front of relatives and friends A violin solo Nearer My God to Thee was played by Edward Dinterman The bride wore white and carried white carnations and palm branches They will reside at 104 East South The reception followed with many attendees including Miss Mollie Giffin and Mr Harry Hetenour Also noted was the marriage of J Calvin Hoffman and Miss Mabel Whipp at the MNEL church with the groom teaching at Green Valley school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brabhears
Gipfin
Mra. C. BE. Madairy
East South Artest
Partica Hemic Heraon
John A. Mrashears
Mias
Virginia Giffin
B. H. Lamar
M. E. Church
Edward Dinterman
Misa Mollie Gitlin
Harry Retenour
James P. Case
Willis N. Tinney
Laura France Madairy
Ollie Madairy
Margaret Webb
Blanche Tracy
Lid
Tracy
Mian Mollie Giffin
Harry Fletenour
Charles ‘I'mey
P. ‘Tinney
Wi. Hamilton
Musa Edna Tinney
Jennie
Jena
Charlotte
Edna
Eleanor Esworthy
George Bruger
Arnold
Washington
William Hilderbrand
Ed. Dintermas
Frank Hilderbrand
Mis
Fiderbrand
Mario Webb
Mary Webb
Ed. Tees
M. W. Logle
Ray Pearl
Geo. Kennedy
Nellie Cook
Robert H. Davidge
Brashcert
104 East South
Lacy Heich
Williau Reteh
Frederick County
Freder
Jay
Booth Market Street
Balch
Brown
Boylonville
Carroll County
Baltimore
Benjamin, Robb
Frederick Ber
Gates'Bmith
Blakely, On
Philp Tilyard
Alfred Tilyard
B. F. Brown
Rs. Relch
Lutheran Church
Bervicas
Mt. ,Olivet
Joan Thomas Wilson
John Thomas Wilson
Chag
Wilson
Uoloo Bridge
Iity
Cinws T. Wieon
Edward Heston
Newton
Iowa
Wesley W. Wilton
Des Moines
Church of God
Rk Hal
L. J. Murray
W. ¥. Engler
the Hill Cemetery
Uniooville
Merars
Nathan Rowe
Wm. Jones
Wr. Yingtlog
Luther Atermiathien
Geo, Hoatian
Edward Yingling
Advertised Letters and Names Mentioned in Notices
Fragmented OCR text lists names and phrases about advertised letters and personal notices. It mentions March 19 and a lawyer J. E. Penola with several other personal names and positions, though details are unclear due to garbled copying.
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Isle
J. E. Penola
Kab
W.C. Meredeth
D. A. Philips
Danre’ Lrt
Eoort
W. Byster
Keep Reap
Death notices Aboard in Philadelphia and local deaths
Deaths reported in Philadelphia and Frederick area obituaries. Mrs Cleveland Waites of New Market and Mrs Lacy Balch of Frederick are noted among the deceased. John Thomas Wilson, David M Snyder, Joseph Pogle and others are mourned with funeral details, dates, and burial plans.
Governor Haskell III Retreats After Strain of Session
In Guthrie Oklahoma on March 21 Governor Charles N Hankel, strained by forty days of the special legislative session, was ordered to bed by his physician and he complied.
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Haskell III
Guthrie
Okla
Irty
Charles N. Hankel
Hia
Hea
Rexall Remedies Offer Separate Treatments for Specific Ailments
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets target stomach irritation indigestion and related symptoms. The pills contain Binhuth-Substrate Pearn Carmloatives and are produced by special processes to preserve efficacy. Sold for 2 cents per tablet or 100 dollars per package at J A Williamson's Frederick drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
Frederick
Pope's Diapepsin Promises Fast Dyspepsia Relief
The ad touts Pope's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that neutralizes stomach distress within minutes. It claims to stop sour risings belching and undigested food, easing heartburn and gas for indigestion sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Primary Election Law Demand Sparks Maryland Debate
Benator Hayner, visiting Baltimore, denounces proposed limits on primary elections and argues the law should apply to all state offices, not just county posts. He urges the people to demand a comprehensive primary framework and condemns party conventions. Sheriff McAlweighter of Cecil County narrowly escaped death in a fierce county fight with a Black man.
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Benator Hayner
Baltimio
Democratic Party of
Maryland
Democratic Party
Voice
I United Democracy
General Assembly
McAlwtater
Cecil County
Root Juice 18 Coming Here to Fort Wayne
A sensational claim spread about Root Juice promising cures for stomach bowel liver and kidney troubles along with indigestion constipation rheumatism and nervous weakness. A Fort Wayne drugstore report says a traveling man bought six bottles and claimed neighbors were cured. Demonstration planned at Malh's Drug Store next Saturday at $1 per bottle or three for $2.50.
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Fort Wayne
Malh
Cargs of Maryland Tax Rates and Local Clergy Moves
Fragmented state news notes tax outlook for Maryland cannery output and a proposed tax rate around 21 percent for the next two years. Church leaders address conferences in Malinbury York and Baltimore as resignations and preaching assignments unfold. A Naval Academy incident prompts punishment for midshipmen while drowning rescues are credited to Kirwan and Foy. An advertising plug ends the snippet.
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Van_ Lear
Hagerstown
Annapolis Acrie
Order of Eagles
Tollato Canneries
Maryland
R. P. Hobson
Wilmington
Malinbury
H. M. B. Jones
Baptist Church
Eckhardt
Allegany County
Baltimore
Earl Cranston
Central Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal Church
York
Bowyer
Midshipmen of Liberty
Allence
Uertholf
Francisco Zayas
Cubs
Manuel Marcer
B.E. Kirwan
United States Hospital
Peter Foy
Naval Academy
Public Sale of Groceries and Hardware at 242 West Patrick Street
Public sale of china ware whiskey gin coffee mill stove coal and assorted store goods at 242 West Patrick Street on Monday March 23 at 2 and 7 pm. Sale includes five strong axes five sealed jars two pounds up to 200 pounds and other items with prices reduced to compete with merchants. Sale continues daily until all stock is sold with six months on payments of 33 and above and interest from day of sale.
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Rocerica and
Fyxen
Lunteratrick Street
Red Cross
Casin G. M. D. Clabaugh
Wmis
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Agus
Washington, D.C
Boffpian
Bipe
J. Calvin Hoffman
Walkerville
Mies Mabel Whipp
Park Mille
MNEL
Alverseen
E. 4. Lamar
Green Valley
Park Mills
Teachers’ Institute
Cleveland Walte
Bare’ Trayer Waltz
Cleveland Waits
New Market
Thin County
Ju & Hospital
Philadel.ia
Boopolsinien
Hpapital
Wieloter
Mis Wandrayer
Thomade
Watts
New Fathet
Istreash
Martner
New Mark
Philadelphia
Shele
Baturdey
Eit Dérvier
Rev. C. &P Maerlogt
Bere
New Markens
David M. Binder
David M. Soyder
Johneville
Snyder
Tle
John
Roy
Johnaville
Beaver Daw
Reva
Edw. Snyder
Union Bridge
Daniel O. Metx
Samuel F. Repp
Johnoville
Daniel J. Whitmore
Danial 0. Deyler
Robert A. Fogle
Emory Bohn
David
Jobepu Locle
Joseph Pogle
Ladiesburg
Hanover
Hatypie Chursep
Thomas J. Kolb
Detour
David, Grogsnickle
Ladienburg
Allen D. Schaeffer
Lewis Harwetd
James Goreuch
L. Shoemaker
Parker C. Grotanickle
Maseryn
Pepe
Demandeos
Seator Rayner
Ail
Maggie
TOR Sale
Bixth Street
Eady
THES
News OF the
Weel Patrick Street
C.L. Renn
John Dutton, Addioneer
Pusue Sale
West Crotch Street
Christian Smith
West Church Street
W. E. Carver
Pastic Sale
Abe Proms
Gecoad
Rene T
Dereer
Avct
Maries
Jefereon
Pacrick
Ree Bitle
Madigon Sasaer
Centre Iy Toc
Eriek
Second Street
Selnta Street
Bant O
Geo. H. Nego Norte Market Street
North Market Street
R.A. Bennett
Addreas P. O. Bax
Prodextek
Bats
Markell
Hert
Hreveriek
Directs
Jane Manufacturing Commpany
Frederick Uoty
East Put Tich Street
David Lowenstein
Qeader Nisi
Eradertex
Alto Sing
Charles Flook
J. Ridgely Flook
Charles Fiook
Wilburn Hieckain
Bowers
Otha
Chariva
Trail
Orphans’ Court
Heal
Chariea Bk
Crall
Acd
WM H. Pearre
John E. Phleeger
Geo. H. Whitmore
Junames of the Orphans' Court
Samuel D. Thomas
Charlca B
Henry
Bertha
Fredsuck County
Albert W. Burkhart
Frederickck County
Hart Nak Tl
Aniel J. Young
Rizabeth RK. Zimmerman
Samuel Marino
Tresshawnee Fire Insurance Company
Topeka
Kansas
Prenanind
Burplus
George L. Cuau
SONS
East Church Street
Mearlidiawsi
Suniaqrire
Zee Ewe
A. m
H. R. Teane Acharay Cornell
F. E
de Tronsen
Dayaville
Harvey R. Lease
Calvin
Hamilton
Feagaville
G.M. D
Patick Street
Gee A. FY Daly Ad Weekly
A. J. Keip
Auetlancer
Dogeph
Heac Lipganote Hills Inc
Seebills
C.C. Peters
la Hasasrite
Bee Bills
John L Dutrow
Gurengy
C. Halyx
Une
Frederich
Charlesville
Bee
Geo. J. Wilson
N. J. Wilson Farm
Urbana
Oreans
Luther M
Bready
Goo
Stunkle
Elmer Brown
Licksville
Tuscarora Station
Harrieville
Linganore
Mt. Aly
Samuel J. Formney
Aucust
Celine
Shookstown
Braddock
Am. Broady
Atcy
F. A. Ordeman
H. K. Leane
Buck
Geo
Dean
East
Patrick Street
Daily News
Alia Linthicum
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Old Baltimore
Site
Frederick Linthicum
E. Norwood
John Tardasz
Levi Price
Hyatintown
H. E. Peterman
W. Franklin
B. M. E. Dabner
WM. E. Damnel
Freoenicks
James A. Long
Prederick, MD
Aughidiy
Pemeneenaare Paont & Orto Railroad
Aive
Waseiroton Iston
Wi. Hla
Bree Fearon
Anttvy
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