Funeral notices and Salvation Army meeting plan
A Salvation Army meeting is announced for the Barracks tonight with a committee to ensure the event proceeds. Funeral notices include a service for a deceased involved in local veteran circles and a memorial visit by encampment members to Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan with escorts through the memorial and relief home.
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Sons of Veterans
Maryland
Washington
H ' Tae Messing
Etreet
Ladies’ Aid
Society of
John A. Logan
Mejor
Hotel Arrivals Across Principal Inns
Hotel arrivals listed for City Hotel and Senteal Hotel, revealing names such as Rieney Shulenberger Schwerin Voorhees Wyle Haddowsy Hackett Snowey Walter Boughton and others from Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and Harrisburg. Adds observers like Miss Lansinger and counts by counties 5 9 13.
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City Hotel
H Rieney
T H Shulenberger
MG Schwerin
WH Voorhees
J H Wyle
Phila
JD Haddowsy
Washington
M Hackett
NS G Snowey
W A Walter
Balto
Boughton
Ohio
County
Maryland's Turn in Federal Appointments
The piece notes Maryland’s political clout waning as many federal appointees retain roots or vote elsewhere. It cites secretaries’ refusals to adjust quotas, claims of Maryland’s bloated spoils, and says changes are unlikely for some time as justice department wheels roll and federal offices fill.
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Maryland
Filto
Washington
Congress
United States
Miller
Mary
Fragmentary OCR Snippet Yields No Clear Headline
The readable text provides scattered phrases about salves, skin care, and options but no coherent event or person. No identifiable organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are present to anchor a factual summary.
Lime Kilns Sold Near Frederick in Large Purchase
The firm of M I Grove and Son bought from Thomas Schley the lime kilns near Frederick known as Brengel's Lime Kiln, and also acquired the kilns formerly owned by David Heke from Raymond Reich. The two properties lie on Hoke Lime Kerbsters and the Frederick Branch of the B&O within one mile of Frederick. Grove & Son now own 356 acres with about 15 lime kilns, aiming to expand and modernize. The price was $14,500. The new owners plan improvements and development. Additionally, the notice mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine and notes Montgomery County Agricultural Society events and the death of Dr D Grande Hendy of Annapolis.
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M I Grove & Son
Thomas Schley
Frederick
Brengle
Arso
Raymond © Reich
David Heke
Hoke Lime
B&or
Basdle
Brederick
Messrsss J. Grove
Esatown
Messrs
M.J. Grove
Jane's Family Medicine Trial Offer Promised
A historical notice parades Jane's Family Medicine as a cure for coughs colds croup and blood disorders including fever and kidney issues. It promises free samples and a guaranteed remedy by J A Williamson druggist with a large size package for fifty cents. It calls for 100 women and 100 men to call on local druggists for a free trial package.
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Siles Lane
Rocky Mountains
Dr Acker’s English Pills Promote Quick Health Claims
An old advertisement touts Dr Acker’s English pills as quick relief for headaches liver troubles and general illnesses claiming positive care for sick people. The copy emphasizes ease of use and affordability under an existing druggist mark.
Fancies of Fashion at the Big Une Described Attire
A detailed description of gowns worn at the Metropolitan event, highlighting Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Alexander Webb in ornate dresses with rich embroidery, lace caps, and diamond jewels. The report notes color schemes, fabrics, veiling, and floral feather adornments, with mentions of family associations and the overall elegance of the ball attire.
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Gorea Hoge
Bach
Une Phoass
Inge Sayte
West Pra Ruge
Newbolt Morris
Amd
Astar
Morris
Patticoas
Alexander We Remsen
Repres Webb
William Laytix
Ant
A Newty to Fourself and Dr Acker's English Pills
A notice promoting Dr Acker's English pills as a cure for sick headache and related troubles. The pills are described as smart, sweet, easily taken and without gripe. Sold by J A Williamson druggist. Students in the preparatory department of B F Sammary will hold an entertainment on Friday.
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Dr. Acker
Williamson
Draggist
B. F. Sammary
Parade of parasols showcases varied feminine attire
The article describes a parade of parasols as a season’s fashion display. It notes extreme variety in style including materials such as sik satin or lace and differences in canopy, top, rib finishes, and handle materials. The emphasis is on individual taste rather than specific fashion rules.
Tow crow arse and Irish feathers in millinery hues
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Tow crow arse, Irish feathers, and white with shades of green and yellow used for popularity in millinery and garments. No clear event or persons identified.
The Sash Styles in Empire Gowns and Robes
The sash serves as a key gown element with varied ribbons and sashes in stripes brocade moire or plain gros grain with satin edges. Sashes in Scotch plaid taffeta fringe ends appear with spring suits in camel hair and cuddah fabrics. New robes feature narrow borders and woven end designs, while Cheviot robes add a woven border and shawl fringe all around.
Acker's Dyspeps Tablets Promote Happiness and Relief
Dyspepsia, constipation, and indigestion hinder daily life. Acker's Dyspeps Tablets promise to cure the worst forms and restore happiness. Sold by J. A. Williamson, crogist, at 25 and 30 cents.
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Acker
J. A. Williemson
Crogist
Lesithy Growth and Acker's Blood Elixir Claim
A garbled ad-like notice touts Lesithy Growth and Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal remedy for blood and skin issues. It suggests a positive reception among the public and names F. Willismace, a druggist, as seller.
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Acker
F. ‘. Willismace
Forced to Leave Home Over Free Trial Pack Age Claim
Over 60 people were forced to leave their homes yesterday to call for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. The ad claims cures for blood, liver and kidney issues, constipation, headaches and an "unsightly complexiot." It urges readers to call any druggist today for a free sample, touting praise from ladies and a large 50 cent package.
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Lane
Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life
A woman near death from consumption recovered after using Dr King’s Discovery. Reading a scrap of wrapping paper led her to obtain a sample bottle, then a larger bottle, and she regained health, now 140 pounds. Trials and further details offered by a Fort Smith druggist.
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Dr. King
Ole
Fort Smith
Joseph B. Garrett
Dynamite blast fatalities and libel suit headline mix
A fatal dynamite explosion occurs in a Pennsylvania town at dusk injuring workers and drawing inquiries into safety failures at RS, Slalone & Co. Separately, Chicago lawyer Thomas Moffatt files libel suit against The Chicago Inter-Ocean for $50,000 over a prior article. Also note an advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments.
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Chicago Tater-Qcean
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Cafetrapo
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Rhodes
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Sarlin Lin
Harris
H G Slagle
Brewer
Davidson
L F Schimer
Philadelphia
DH Petts
Lancaster
A R Felty
Harrisburg
F Grist
H Multer
Robert Biges
Mr Sonneborn
Baltmore
Trimble
H Baldwin
Misses Lansinger
Senteal Hotels Register
H Dupont
W. Worncrow
Hirshberg
Temle
Teagle
New York
Fowler
Penna
Edgewood
Phillips
Buckten
Starcics
Hood
Bord
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery Courty Agricultural Society
Rockville
John FE Muncanter
Edward Peter, Tressurer
D. Grande Hendy
Annapolis
Annapolis Water Company
Chain Board
Masonic Lodge
Palestine Commandry No. 7
Bine Lodge
Drs Handy
Aliss Joynes
F. F
J A. Williamson
Bale
CN. Tex
OURS
Stural New Yorker
W. B. Pratt
N.Y
Lucerne
Con
Ek Anteel
Todoch Wuld Bedoris
Detroit
Detroit Journal
Massachusetts Agricultural College Experiment Station
Liebrecht
Ag Ea
Western
Beal
Farm Journal
Andrew Burnett
Wellester Moss
New England
Helstein
Jamestown
Dr. Johnson
Connecticut
BFE
Esurlarona
Orle
Indorse
J. A. Williamson
Wolfe
Randolph
Priladelprll
Ose
Seve S2u
Rs, Slalone & Co
Pires
Coatgat
Leising
Bridsson
Rochester
Jos
B. Geraoti
Royal Baring Fowder CO
Wall Street
ORISA
Great Southern Ptg. & Bfs. &O
Wuccésaars
W. T. Delaplaine Co
Frederick -City
Belevyal Grocert and Merchants
Syaurshes
Califor
California
W. L. Douglas
Tee Police
Eaisiees
Sk. Boxys” School
Burton and Lace
L. Douglas
Attes
Aterial
Berle
W.L. Douglas
BYA. R, Yeakle
City Hall
Fine Merchant Tailoring
West Patrick Retreet
Cell
Jeremine
John A. Kennedy
Patrick Street
Hall and Bowne
E. J. Eldridge
W. Patrick St
Frederick, MD
Etsz
SOZ Diby
D. A. c. Lipps
Bartholomay Roches
Tex
N. F
Milwaukee
Esq
Dukehart
Keystone Betting Co
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