Fire, taxes, and elections sweep Maryland areas
Snow blankets Garrett county as a barn burns in Anne Arundel. Fires scorch a Berlin drug store and a lumber mill in Talbot. A tax contest hits Williamsport while an Ellicott City mayoral race forms. Dallas Birckhead, alias English, gets five years for forged checks. A tobacco acreage expansion is planned in Calvert. A new Methodist church will rise in Annepolis and Camp Parole. A Howard jury awards Mrs. Webb damages against B&O Railroad.
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Calvert County
Berlin
Williamsport
Dallas Birckhead
English
Elkton
Carroll County
Anna Pinkney J. Bennett
California Fig Syrup Adopts Pure Quality Promise
Knowledge brings comfort through the world’s best products for health. The noted Fig Syrup promises a mild, pleasant taste and gentle action, cleansing the system and easing colds fevers and headaches. It is sold by druggists and manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company. Do not substitute if offered.
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Fife
Ieee Fiture
Drag
California
Catarrh Described as Common and Disabling
Readers learn catarrh is widespread with symptoms like a heavy feeling between the eyes and profuse offensive discharge. The piece notes many sufferer may not realize their condition and emphasizes discomfort caused to both sufferers and others nearby.
OUR GALLANT PIREMES
Meeting tonight by Independent Hose Company Junior and United departments to discuss appointing a chief of the fire department and three assistants from each company. Aim to improve efficiency and institute a more systematic order.
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Hell
Independant Hose Company
James Mesneery
Eicheberger
Cras B. Tyson
Chas FP
J Roger McSherry
Wm. Shipley
Daniel Staleer
John Eisenbauer
Edward Eooats
Philomathean Society Holds Weekly Meeting at Kemp Hall
The Philomathean Literary Society convened with strong attendance in Kemp Hall. Members heard readings, a humorous selection, and an instructive essay, debated political reform, and approved honorary membership for Johe L Jordan with an upcoming election of officers scheduled for March 28.
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Hasakari
C.C. Weitere
Rechnicas
3. Rearnack
William H. Nicodemus
Folger McKinsey
C. Harry Anders
J. J. Hoff
Alfred Ritter
Edward Bowlus
E. P. Gale
Rouss Near Blind From Overwork and Ill Health
Charles Broadway Rouss, famed millionaire, has nearly lost his sight after a year of treatment in New York. He cannot read or recognize most people and relies on assistants at home while continuing to plan a Confederate museum project funded by subscriptions of ten dollars each. He hopes to endow the museum with a large sum once completed and insists his motive is clear and non self serving.
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Rousse
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York City
Sick list and local illness notes
The notice lists several residents by name and location who are reported ill or recovering. Edward Kline is improving and about, Folip Lambright of South Market Street is very ill, Judge Mille is sick at the City Hotel, William G. Baker Jr. of Buckeystown is improving after an operation, Charlie Miller, son of Daniel Miller, can be seen out, Wa. Miller is better, M. F. Polley of the Club House Thurmont is severely afflicted with inflammatory rheumatism.
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Edward Kline
Foilip Lambright
South Market Atrect
Judge Mille
City
Wm. G. Baker, Jr
Buckeystown
Elphinoms
Ae Chas Simmons
Norfolk
Charlie
Daniel Miller
Wa. & Miller
M. F. Polley
Thurmont
Corin
Chris Thane
Heaven
Pan
God
Othem
Xrii
Jen
Jeremiah
Ray
D.nish
Hernam
Isa
Bethlehem
Fatos Commarels
Joventiganon Wil
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Market
Prederiex
Improvement at Tharmont Acacia No 145 closes sale
On Tuesday acacia No 145 A M of Tharmont closed the sale and received speed for a three story brick building on East Main Street Shore. The property was bought from Mr Martin T poets ayneaboro Psa. About $100 has been spent on improving the store room first floor partitioning the second floor one third will be a resting room for members and families two thirds will be co pied analogssts. Work on the third story will occur next summer.
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Tharmont
A. F
A.M
East Main Street
Martin T. Poets
Ayneaboro
Psa
Geil Alarm Report From Thursday Evening
Fragmented OCR note reports an alarm event on Thursday evening during Mr We and HK Moore absence. It mentions Bal 0 30 Tor and references the street Gaaces St and a Seymour area. Not enough readable detail to confirm location or outcome.
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Geil
Boms
M. HK. Moore
Gaaces St. Bal
Fragmented tale of heroism and a perilous ride
An awkward, weathered narrative describes a mare rescue and a perilous climb. Figures like Lorin, Gabby, and George appear amid tangled lines and garbled names. The scene hints at danger, endurance, and a dramatic fall as a crowd or figure named Blaster reacts to the ladder collapse and a crash during a tense rescue or ascent.
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Tyes Seth
Gary Beren
Adam Ers
Aren
Eabe
Trenton
Lorin
Pune
George L
Kensie
Easter Gifts and Strawberry News Highlight Town Store Displays
City shops showcase an expanded Easter assortment including dyed eggs, chicks, rabbits, bone china and silver keepsakes, Easter cards, and novelty spoons and pencils. The Strawberry Crop looks promising despite winter, with growers reporting healthy regrowth and plans for winter protection. A Cosmopolitan article notes Paris fashion portraits and a feature on Pearl-Diving and maritime peril, with entertaining fiction in the issue.
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Paris
Thiessalt Stason
Mir Michal
Perc Sapeca
Porcine Portering Prices Rise At Herring Market
Fresh porging wholesale price has risen about fifty cents per hundred in recent days. The sudden jump is attributed to weather disruptions. Several dealers report temporary stop in catching create supply constraints while aiming to meet customer demand.
Wheat crop shows promising green grain and protection noted
The report states fields look green with clear indications of a good wheat crop. Snow is described as a protective factor against harsh winter weather, while the text mentions recovery of cattle after lung fever and two injuries or cases noted, though details are unclear.
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Wia Sy Sissi
The Sunday School Lesson Excerpt and Guidance
A fragmentary 19th century text outlines Sunday school lessons on Luke and Matthew, urging belief in Christ, missions, and peace. It emphasizes sending forth workers, relying on God for needs, and proclaiming forgiveness through Jesus Christ while cautioning against worldly concerns and wandering in pursuit of meals.
Monstrous sight of divine mission and almsgiving
The passage laments the sight of believers as messengers of God offering help to enemies of God. It urges uniting in charity, declaring the kingdom of God near, and calls believers to be stewards of grace. It emphasizes Jesus during his earthly presence and the delay of the kingdom through rejection.
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Jesus
You Don't Have to Swear off says St Louis Journal Ad
A nicotine remedy ad claims No-o-Rac cures tobacco habits with no cure, no pay. It cites a prominent St Louis architect cured after twenty years of smoking and chewing and offers free look at the remedy from Strong Remedy Co in New York or Chicago.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St Louis
A. L. Hamson
Sterng Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Enthusiastic Frostburg Fire Demonstration Aims June
Roatburg rustie EM Woltz reports Frostburg residents eager for a fireman’s demonstration to be held in June. A committee canvasses how many can be housed, with 300 attendees expected from Hagerstown. Portrays local interest and logistical planning for the event.
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Maeck
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
W. W. Tunis & Brother Lamber Company
Tonis Millis
Talbot County
Piremes
Eastrrtide
Angrat
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Missionary Leesog
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Goldee
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WM. Steurm
Ulsoesula
Yter
Tribenet
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Inke
Job Xall
John the Ras
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Wiel
Willamcom
Predster
Mati
San Francisco
Tutt
Catarra
Hartley
Smlte CO
Tras
Carty
Setivhy
Childrens’s Carriages
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MO
Appectalty
A. L. Pearre
Tederick, Md
N. J. Wilson & Son
TTS
SALE
Avertwrere
Kohler
Sotte Zabek Kohler
East Geman Sree
Secermeers
Baltimore
Dillon
Baltimore, Md
Madea Pel
Royal Medicine CO
Schiey Brose
Drugeste
Frederson
Martlaba
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W.H. B. Etchison
WBS
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