May 7 county news from Comus and nearby towns
Local notes from Comus and surrounding communities on May 7 detail visits, sermons, and social events. Highlights include Miss Besse Labs at Point of Rocks, church services led by Dr. Wilson and Rev. J. W. Steele, and various visits between residents in Frederick, Graceham, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Besse Labs
Point of Rocks
Moontets Chapel
Wilson
J. W. Steele
Miserms Davis
Ballissore
Mim Z. Johnson
Elsie Schwering
W. E. Schwering
Washington
D.C
Kher
C. P. Smith
Mt Vernon Hall
Beagle Dalany
France Wolfe
Bartonaville
L. B Johnson
Fergaville
Aid and Missionary Society of
Hmanter
John Derr
Avery
May
Clacksmith
Dorothy Beckwith
Yonanelo Adamson
Ada Barries
Bertha Briggs
Amy Bell
Flint Hill Farm
Baltimore
Othy Casheb
Kmr
Jason Hoyle Ban
Joshua Delauter
Wolfeville
Annie Pryor
John Harbaugh
Deerfield
Waynesboro
Harvey Buhrman
Myersville
Upton Buhrman
Towels From Around the World In Davenport's Odd Exhibit
Philadelphia Record describes Mr. Bepjumiako Davenport of Asbury Park who spent 20 years collecting towels from hotels worldwide. The exhibit features diverse fabrics from cotton rags to damask, with stories and tags for each item, including towels from Madagascar, Patagoni a and Cairo. The collection also includes a 30 foot roller towel from an Illinois washroom and a soiled museum-like office towel from a Pennsylvania weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepjumiako Davenport
Asbury Park
Amiesiny
Tangy
Davenport
Wong
Madagascar
Patagonia
United States
Leadvill
Coli
Jidse
Lugke
Yazoo
Pennsylvania
Cairo
England
South Sea Islands
Alps
India
Adelios Patt
Fly
Davennort
Strange recital and barber shop talk in Chicago Record
A fragmentary Chicago Record item blends a dramatic music recital critique with a vignette in a barber shop. It mentions Bubasteio and Ertl kings, Rubinstein’s touch, and debates over hot versus cold towels as two men discuss remedy after a fainting episode, reflecting urban newspaper miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubasteio
Rubinstein
Winighy
Sue
Hawels
Martian Observers and Astronomers Stir Debate
Disturbing Mars notes from the Boston Herald recount debates by Lick Observatory astronomers about the planet’s atmosphere and possible life. The report describes spectrometry findings that challenge earlier hopes of Martian oceans, water, and air, suggesting Mars may lack a substantial atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
The
Boston Herald
Lick Observatory
Professor Hobsen
Parce of the
North Americas Review
Campbell
Hokten
Moon
Alare
Alitade
Eli
Himalayas
Bitters promise strength and health in a pleasant tonic
An old advertisement for Brown Chemical Co of Baltimore Maryland promotes Bitters as the best strengthening medicine. It claims to boost appetite enrich and purify blood and grant strength for all ages including children. The label warns to get the genuine product with crossed red lines on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Constant
Nowestern
Thomas
Bowie
Sgt
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Asulton
Peratial Ag Ek i. Sows & Tor Uy Bize
Fame
Lafibesad A.B. Wbanv
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the Jase
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Baltimore
Eczema Cure Promises Quick Relief and Permanence
An ointment advertisement claims to cure eczema and a range of skin conditions including ring worm dandruff pimples and blotches. It describes painful itching watery blisters and scaly patches and asserts permanent results with use. It also mentions relief of itching piles tied to rectal inflammation.
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Lov
Barry Erise
Loy’s
Lohr
Charles Troxell
Frederick
William Troxell
New York
Snar —Hiss
Ella Devillefan
Lewison
Henry Beitler
Johneville
Mia Este Lohr
Graceham
Mis. Troxell
Charles Simmons
Emmitburg
Dawronville
Clara
Bettie Byrd
Pisghant
C. J. Rawas
Mary Darby
Galtherburg
Mary
Dawson
J. &. Jones
Arthur Williams
Grace Darby
G. W. Byrn
Evelyn Dawson
Ruth Brewer
James H. Jones
Guskh Valley
Wmay
Emma Cecil
Immeville
Lee Kanode
Clarence Mobley
Park Mills
Paul Hauser
Annie Boyer
Newton ‘Trandell
Feagaville
Fountain Rock
Charles Ranneberger
Nellie
John W. Shank
Wm. Wachter
Howard County
Duleux
Euagene Wachter
Lewistown
Marion Warrenfeltz
Hansonville
Counnty
Mm. Lewis Barrick
Charles Raeneberger
Lewis Wachter
Charlesville
Poi
John Wachter
Jobs P. Wachter
Bethel
Zion
Wm B. Smith
Spencer Stall
Albert Stup
Eyaattstown
Ellen Anderson
Tarrytown
Daniel Fair
RE. E. Reindollar
Reindollar
Refedollar
New Street
George Arnold
Newton M. Zentz
McKinney
George A. Armold
Poxville
Lydia Hauver
Wolfsville
Orpha Pryor
Lagertown
Samuel Pryor
Letha Fox
J. N. Wolt
Wolfaville
Isaac Grambine
Daniel Grambine
Charles Hauver
Buckeystown
Wrisey Trust
S.M. Rice
Whisky Trust
Furine JB Grewobut
Trust
Beiho Frog
Rice
Pattern Department
Petern
Ev Te Tader
C.D
Tx Kilupley
Chicago
Committee of Agriculture
Paonsylvania College
Maddle
M. N. Masher
Bradford County
Wingbester Frans
West
Moore
Baldwin
Delaware
Loala Globe-Democrat
France
Bonaparte
Milan
Mayapee
Germany
Alexander
Cascivr
John T. Lewis & Bros
Vigor
Faskty
Erie Medical GO
Buffalo, LY
Werk Wrsaen
Deane
J. A. Deake CO
Kangatee
Nou
Foster Medicine Co
Baltimore, MD
Foster
Catarre
Cata
Ding
Douglas
W.L- Douglas
A. R. Yeakie
City Hall
Frederick, Md
Rambler Bicycles
Ideal
J. Wilson & Son
Bae
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