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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
3
A Maryland Frederick diary kept by tailor Jacob Engelbrecht from 1819 to shortly before his death in 1978 offers rich public and personal records. The News plans extracts when feasible, noting many deaths and marriages, courthouse happenings, and daily life as a local chronicle.
The News will publish in installments portions of the Engelbrecht diary covering 1819 to 1873. The diary is a remarkable historical document with information about Fredericktown and the county. Readers are urged to follow each installment as only a small part has appeared before.
The diary by Mr. Engelbrecht spans 1819 to 1824 with German entries and English notes. It records the death of Thomas Johnson the first Maryland governor, a Leesburg Masonic procession, a Frederick church expansion, a 1820 Fourth of July barbecue, and weather with Easter snow.
Dr W H Washinger of Chambersburg is named to be presented for bishop at the United Brethren Church general conference in Decatur Illinois. The nomination was decided by ten Pennsylvania delegates at their York meeting.
When you have a bad cold you want a remedy that relieves and cures promptly and permanently. It is pleasant to take, acts on nature’s plan, relieves the mss, and restores the system to health. This remedy has a world wide sale and is trusted by many. Sold by all dealers.
Dr William C Johnson lists notable interments in the old All Saints graveyard, including America's first oculist Dr William Tyler and his wife Catherine Contee, Col James Johnson Governor Johnson's brother, and family connections across Frederick and Allegany counties, detailing residences, farms, banks, and later public works.
They relieve biliousness and constipation and clear the complexion when a sluggish liver causes sallow skin. They stimulate the liver and stomach, clean the tongue, prevent dizziness, and remove pimples by boosting liver activity and blood quality. Containing 27 cents.
Reynolds Post No 2 G A T plans church services at Evangelical Lutheran on May 25 with Rev Dr Ulysses G Rupp delivering a sermon. Memorial Day activities on May 30 are nearly set as the post with a band will march to the Cemetery for exercises at the Grand Army lot and join Barbara Fritchie Association for reinterment at the chapel. Also this morning Philip H Guiler aiding in repairs borrowed Thomas Kemp's bicycle and collided with a boy on Patrick Street causing the front wheel to be damaged. the boy's wheel was unharmed.
Mr Aaron Rosenstock of this city has traveled to Zanesville Ohio to attend a Miller Train Controller Co board meeting where he serves as a director and member of the board.
A local prospectus promotes Villa Estates Little Farm lots in Frederick. It argues demand exceeds supply, noting only about one in twenty families could buy if sold individually, and urges visitors to inspect property with coupons acting as car tickets to view site size and location.
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