Pleasant Paragraphe Of People In Frederick Area
Local notices list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Mentions Kepler, Meluyne, Miss Thomas, the Kellers, Zimmerman, Douglas, Moberly, and others visiting or traveling between Frederick, Washington, Baltimore, and surrounding areas. Several families and individuals are reported ill, traveling, or staying with relatives, with brief notes on their movements and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kepler
Ad. Meluyne
Bureeystown
Thomas
Vieldlow
Keller
Buckeystown
Stra Charles Eo Zimmerman
Property sale nets Dr Smulth four thousand dollars
W J Parsona a test cable agent sold the late Dr Charles Smith estate home on East Second streets to Dr F F Smulth for four thousand dollars.
Lost child alert and quack medicine warning
A missing one year old boy in an East Fourth Street area prompts concern and a public health warning. The piece also touts Digestive Bitters as a supposed cure for kidney and stomach disorders, urging readers to trust the remedy for ailing systems.
Daniel Resolves Not to Defile Himself at Babylon's Court
A religious study recounts Daniel and three companions choosing a vegetable diet over the king's food offered to idols. It notes their faith, discipline, and trust in God, leading to divine favor, wisdom, and remarkable success in Babylon. The piece ties the narrative to moral lessons on fearing God over men and living for divine glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. St
Sigersna
Daniel
Babylon
Joseph
Yim
Devin
Gal
Egypt
Christ
God
Paul
Akill
Job
Perons
Nebuchad
Mabylon
Tabylon
Kinga
Elijah
James
Semadso
Lie Dreamn
Fallet
San
Tig
Towell
New York Tribune
Local notices and social notes from May town sources
The column reports marriages and visits among families from Chilleuthe and Urbans districts, mentions Mary Gallaher and Mrs Sweadner visiting Washington, Jacob Kennedy and wife visiting relatives, J W Rodrick’s short stay in his old home, and a new parochial school building nearing completion with plans for a parsonage. Also covered are quarterly conferences, sermons, and a note on a medical faculty election for Leatherman. several society visits, a fatal illness, and a church event. It closes with a reflection on children’s sensitivity and a Baltimore and Ohio railroad acquisition update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Useuts Daxner
F.sonman
Chilleuthe
Sud
Jonathan Brownley
Thie Place
Mary Gallaher
Sweadner
Washington
Jacob Knnedy
Urbans
Tray Quarterly Conference
Liberty Crcuit
M.E. Church
Liberty
Ouam
Lonl
Eupperes Sundsy
Do Ay
New Market
Prospect Sud
Oreating teeta ty conneption Kemps men
A fragmented OCR item mentions Kemps and men connected to a conneption. Details are unclear but indicate a group or event involving Kemps.
August Flower Remedy Advert shows multiple testimonials
An old advertisement for August Flower the Remedy presents a sequence of patient feelings and symptoms. It describes headaches, dull constant pain, violent hiccups, stomach pains after meals, bitter matter, decay of vital power, misery and longing for death, and fatigue after eating. The ad credits GG Green as sole manufacturer in Wer hare, New ferer, US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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GREEN
Wer
New Ferer
US AL
National Roads and Government Duty Debate
The National government has power to establish post roads for defense and common use, arguing for national, state, and local road divisions. It calls for engineers from agricultural and mechanical schools to oversee state roads, while local roads stay under local supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oficery
Ara Ald
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Vlefthias
Washington, DC
Frederick Main
West Patrick Street
A. C. McCardell
Baltimore
Henry G. Dall
Washington, D. C
O. C. Warchime
Frederick
Minnie Foreman
Mechanicstown
Agnes Stoner
Wayneaboro
Stephen Gelstert
West South Street
David Gelstert
Mersia
Chas
Roos
Lewis Mebbing
C. W. Hoffman
Emmitsburg
Mesara
J. W. Starr
Renn
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Antietam
Boonsboro
Battle Ground
Fred Morrison
Frederieck
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Allen E. Moberly
J.J. Ashenhurst and
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Ohio
Slater
D. BM. Scholl
Alark Et
Mies Rose H. Lewla
Jefferson
Amya
Jcees
Ctstey
Mies Morean
Geo. A. Morgan
All Saints Street
Rho
Mise Carrie Renee
Weat Third 81
C. Pryor
Wolfaville
Jatlan Brandenburg
Wolfsville
Mary V. Dutcher
Telegraph
Sireet
George Selbolf
Bartonaville
George J. Blotelmyer
Orman
Hidmeye
Pledder
Benteteer
Brink
Brain Tow
Beers Renter
Tereenunen the Pree
Darter
Pan Tink
Firent
Meiner Brom
Adn
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Ovr
Woodbine
Stev. J. Hy Barb
Thia Place
John L
Graceham
George
Thia Mace
London Park
Haltimore
Tio BK. & Onn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Waperine
Odell
Beecham
Lake Headattie
Jonge
Federts
Jacobs
Scott
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Pyeeg Ek
New York City
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Over
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Tringoot
Wong
Patrick Street
Rosenstock Brothers
Ichest
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Maken Trem
the Heywood
Hassonabln
Tate
Heywood
T.b. Etchison
Tchison
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United Experimenta
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick Street
DR. Thomas
Enills
Tentimomala
Coe. Thome
Igrigore
Ing Pitta
Tr Thomas Manufacturing Co
Kierap
Dany Cynsuitaase
Peter CaCemnet
Dzepepe
Ripans
Colas
Dors
Ntages
Vecateone
Thor
Insurance
Bedward Hewes
Justice . OF the Peace
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Frederick, MD
Gorton
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Bouta Market Street
Frrdsrick
Maryland
Ravensewert
Iron King
Nobl
Frederick Stovehouse
Patrick Mirest
Weer
Arrietwall
A. W Yeakle
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