County Towns Note Busy Social Scene and Baseball
Qounty correspondence from Barbbstille and surrounding towns notes church events, visits by residents from Ellicott City to St Mery church services May 3, and a lively Buckeystown versus Crabapple baseball game won 2 to 1 by the visitors. It records personal visits, school activity, baptisms and marriages, and local church activities across multiple communities including Knempton Graceham Motters and Lander with mentions of farms, teachers, and upcoming Children’s Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Lilly Tyson
Frederick
Lena Fyles
Bottle Wood
Anos Manion
E.E. Manion
Misa Agnes
Dickerson
Bofos Stevens
Comus
Emily Garrett
Flag Pond School
Knoxville
Buckeystown
Crabapple Club
Tce
Crabapple
Local notes from Yellow Springs and surrounding towns
Sunday activities include sermons by Rev Hazel and plans for upcoming services in Union Sunday school. Farmers prepare for corn planting amid wet weather. canal delays due to a leak near the Monooscy river. Residents report illnesses, property sales, and ongoing construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ridenbaug
Virginia
Thie
Lester E. Hine
Monooscy
Point of Rocks
Hasel
Brovewick
Union Sunday School
Hazel Bunday
Local Notices and Family Updates From Mounts ladle Area
Community notes report visits and illnesses including Mrs Jeanie Smith regaining her strength and Mr Romeo Hall slowly improving. Mentions Brethren Rab Beth school reorganizing officers, Sunday Sabbath services, and locals attending events and funerals including Mr John Baird and James Mickum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axatistown
Attia Grimes
Elia Gardner
Monrovia
Louise Engler
Baltimore
BE. BH. Bowman
Mim Delmah Dodrow
Mra Jonas Hall
Pooleaville
Bradley Dodrow
Morris Wolfe
Lindon
Lizzie Smith
R. A. Gardner
Gardner Darby
Rockville
Frank Karo
P. O. Dadrow
Tewn
John Gaugh
John Oram
Harry W. McMester
Charles Goldeborough
Washington, D. C
Mary Darrow
Clinton Swadeper
Elmer Green
Clay Falton l
Charles Cramer
Albert Cramer
Eli Cramer
Frank Morgen
Wen
Clarence Etrine
Fountain Rock Lime Worke
Walkeraville Cornet
Mountaindale
Eugene Olem
Walkeraville
Jeanie Sith
Catharine Geesey
Hasel Hedges
Thomas Geesey
Charles Gray
David J. Mayi
Jacob Rice
Gav. W. Gosesy
Luther Geeesy
Thomas . Babbath
Useerback
Mondey
Ralanna
Uster
Joseph Eaton
John Thomes
Familly
Frederick
Thomas’ Parente
Joseph Eston
Jeanie Smith
Egein
Romeo Hall
Toru
Milton Hall
Steiner Rameburg
Wilbert Bowers
Williem
Brethren Rabbeth Achool of
Mountsladale
Ouarl Leatherman
John Whitmore
Roy Rice
Roy Whitmore
Mollie Rios
Walkersville
Oliver Rios
Butter trade shifts and starter culture advice
The article argues home butter markets remain stronger than exports to Britain and notes Russia’s growing role in supplying the British market. It advises butter makers to use starters year round and cites opinions from industry observers on flavor and productivity. It also includes light exchanges about theater actors and jokes from periodical humor pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Stockman
Farmer
London
Canada
Russia
Denmark
Siberia
Creamery Journal
Mrs Otto son saved from a surgical operation
A letter from Mrs Murstt Orrosox of Otho Iowa praises E Pinks Green Vegetable Compound for curing severe ovarian inflammation and restoring health after doctors warned of surgery. The testimonial, dated June 9 1901, claims relief from menstruation problems and weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pinkham
Otho
Iowa
Feeding cows wisely boosts milk and profits
Practical dairy guidance urges feeding fewer cows with balanced rations to maximize milk output. Clover hay, corn fodder and millet hay are top feeds, with corn oats ground and bran oil meal forming an effective ration. Separator milk requires fresh, warm service and cautious handling to avoid scours and poor gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Wines of Cardui Promises Health for Women Readers
Mise Ida M. Snyder of 555 Beree Street Brooklyn praises Wine of Cardui as a remedy for "beginning of a woman's trop hes." The ad claims over 1,000,000 women regained health, citing improved vitality and digestion, with Snyder noting her role as Brooklyn East End Art Club treasurer and urging other women to seek relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
Ida M. Snyder
Beree Street
Brookim
Snyder
Brooklyn East End Art Club
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Keystone Watch Case Company
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Menene
Addie Pugh
Washington
R. B. Bowman
Eudora Gardner
Frank Johnson
Christian Church
Ths
Juve
Geaceham
C. F. Bonzer
Willie
Harry
York
D. L
Seiss
Edward
Margie
Robert
Ohio
Misa Ella Weller
Ida Colliflower
Thurmont
Savilla Roller
Bila Zents
Easminster
J. F.B. Heagy
D. L. Seles
Howard Colliflower
Tharmort
Bertha Bennett
Bellefeiss
A. M. Beokenode
Addie Rosenateel
Stella Keepers
Agnes M. Bokenrode
Filion
Emmitsburg
Willen
Noble
Masons
Charles Gilbert
Maplesvonue
Will
Yellow Springs
Lemuel Babbington
Washington County
Wm. A. Rothenhoefer
Tacrel
Prince George's County
James W. Linton
E. A. Lee
Fairfax Court
R. M
Nes Sohats Bothenhoeter, Jr
Will Marco
E. J. Zimmerman
Charlesville
Tucetay
Samuel J. Linton
J. W. Neighbourn
Clinton E. Main
Johe Baird
Misa Tdsate Hendrickson
Frank Harman
Motiere
William Fox
Near Harney
John H. Baird
Sonperrets
George Baird
Westminster
McHinstry’s Mill
Hubert
James Mickum
Frederick Street
Alice
Milton J
Pleasantville
Charles
Oskalooss
Kansas
A. Bateman
Pliny Creek Presbyterian Cemetery
C. C. Fuse
Annie Kerr
Cumberland
Jacob Noll
Mise Hoss
Sonalatory
Grace Reformed Church
William W. Witterow
Norman B. Hague
Clear Spring
Maryland
Wirt Tutweiler
Virginia Motter
George T
Milton J. Nick
Pieasaytribe
Brace
Mr. Hamilton
Scott
Johnny
Satuniy Evening Post
Tare
New York
Lynn
Lass
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. E. Pinkham
Daan Mas
Pinamamu
Lydia BL Pinkham
Alice Barer
North Boulevard
Atlanta, Ga
St. Francis Benevolent Association
Bsa
Itera Sr
Cleveland
Miss" Idam. Snyder
Bryn East End Art Club
Saye
Pon
Thedford
Mies Snyder