Grane Army Notes and Local Deliberations
The Grane Army Poet and ex Union veterans meet at the Post tomorrow morning with a sermon at 3M BE church by Rev A J G worn Progressiaz. The bridge committee reports progress on the Point of Rocke bridge with completion expected early next month. Quick health notes praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood purification and appetite, alongside obituaries for James Cummings and Mrs. Ciara Owens. A Chautau nt Circle special meeting elected officers and a banquet occurred. An excursion train to Charlestown, W Va, is announced for Catholic groups. The Ellicott City Times notes a new school house plan, Howard county B C T U convention, and local charity events. Political commentary covers patronage distribution and Maryland appointments. Marylanders seek federal posts with Backed applications. Warner's Safe Cure touted for vision through kidney health.
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G.a.k
Grane
Tee
Moersing
Tee Pest
A.J. G
Charlestown
St. James Catholic
Charlestowe
W. Va
Sp.m
Catholic Benevolent Legion
St. John's’ Sereficial Society
Young Men's’ Catholic Union
Iton Laconics
Ellicott City Times
L’atzick
Howard County
B.C. TU
Hilgore
Clagellaville Good Templars
MM. P
Ladies of Liston Circuit N- P.1
Jace Llth
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Pleasant Health Boost From Syrup of Figs Notice
A pleasant advertisement notes Syrup of Figs cleanses the system for health and ease. Sold in 50c and 1.00 bottles by leading druggists. Adamstown festival attendance was very large with increased patronage, proceeds aiding the library of the Re formed church. Marriage notices include Mrs Curtis S Smith and Miss Carrie T Stotelmyer at U B church Woelfertype on June 5 at 7:30 pm and Thos E Peddicord wed Mary E Briggs at Forest Oak M E church Gaithersburg. Unalon Bridge wedding of Elia Coppersmith and M. E.rant Shoemaker. Elder E W Stoner of German Baptist church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
the Reformed Church
Hymeneal. Carde
Curtis S. Smith
Carrier T. Stotelmyer
U. B
Woelferitle
Forest Oak M. E
Gaithersburg
Thos. E. Peddicord
Mary E. Briggs
Thes, Bridge
J. D. Sartin
Mies Elia
M. E.rant
Unalon Bridge
E.W. Stonerek
German Baptist Church
Hotel Arrivals and Rogation Sunday Services Noted
A list of arrivals at CENTRAL and other hotels includes J H Lemen D P Moylan C E Fate ner N D Norrie and more from Baltimore Annapolis and Chicago. Rogation Sunday church services are scheduled across area churches with sermons by Rev F C Klein Rev H R Savage Rev J E Amos and others, plus a note on Araby Chapel Children’s Day and Y M C A activities. Dr Acker's English pills advertised as a cure for headaches and liver troubles sold by J A Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kuhlman
All Saints’ P. EB
Reformed Church
Jefferson M
J. E. Amos
Baltimore
Wm. H. Nicodemus
St. John’s Catholic Church
Killgore
Union Chapel
Poplar Springe
Ridgeville
P. E.whisner
Trinity M.E.| Charch
United Brethren
Fresby
Terian
Ustal Boar
German Reformed Church
H Bielfeld
Araby Chapel
Cm Dazed
McKellip
Kemp Hall
Wm. F. Roelkey
Association
John H. Keller
Yourrelz
Bible Beautee at Mond Evening and Local Notices
A Bible Beautee led by Mise B. Rupeecht will be held Monday evening near Yeons People’s Society of the Bretorece church. The Cooking Club met at Mrs. Pett,E. Second street with Mise Zoe Hunter hosting and game fun noted. Funeral details for Mr. Win Kolb and Mrs. Jos Wolfe provided with officers and pallbearers listed. Nuptial notes cover upcoming weddings of Boris Schultz and Marion A. Zollichiffer with Ida L. Saacer and others at Liberty and New Windsor locations.
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U.B
Mise B. Rupeecht
Mond
Yeons People’s Society
Bretorece
Boris Schultz
Cincinnati
Tez News
Niagara
New York
Adirondacka
Hudson
Sykesville
Marion A. Zollichiffer
Uniontown
Mies Ida L. Saacer
New Windsor
Liberty
E'Ternoon Next
Mies Eulalia
B. W. W. Burgess
Nelson J. Biard
Virginia
Magistrate frees Poole in Battletown theft case
Hearing before Magistrate Barrick finds no proof that William Poole broke into Mrs. Roza Brown’s Battletown home and stole three dollars. Constable Staub made the arrest. Two more men, Charles Johnson and Frank Goings, were later arraigned before Magistrate Mienaber for breaking into Samuel Timmons’s dwelling with felonious intent and were committed to jail for a Monday 2 pm hearing. Beaithy Grow. -Acker’s Blood Elixir touted as a superior remedy endorsed by the Mencel fraternity and sold by J. A. Williamson, druggist, with Buckless arnica salve claims for various skin ailments. Electric Bitters advertised as a health tonic by Joseph Garrett’s store, promising benefits for kidney, liver, and stomach complaints.
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Wm. Poole
Roza Brown
Battletown
Barrick
Staub
Chas. Johnson
Frank Goings
Horatio Waters
Mienaber
Samuel Timmons
Acker
J. A. Wilhemson
Fea
Joseph 3. Garrett's
Berit Wins In Wartime Quackery Ad Contest
Citizens warned against sellers promoting Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and other nostrums. The misspelled plea claims universal satisfaction and promises refunds if results fail, citing a pharmacist named Joseph Garredd.
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Berit
Dr. King
Bucklen
Joseph Garredd
Droggis
Lutheran Deaconesses and Sisters in Early American Faith
A historical note outlines the growth of Lutheran deaconesses in the United States from 1,600 deacons in 1864 across 400 fields to about 7,200 members in 1,900 localities. It contrasts Lutheran sisters with Anglican orders, detailing vows, life commitments, and the possibility of leaving the order. It notes geographic distribution including Philadelphia and Baltimore and mentions probation, education, and differences from Anglican nunneries.
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York
Ian Nin
Kancrey
Diesen
Urestau
Rusoth
Pinkdelphia
Onaha
Seb
England
Baltimore
St. Mary and All Saints
Rathy
Deacoz
Rome
Mars
Gare
Religious Notes on New Church Openings in Rochester
A report notes several new churches opening in Rochester during the past three years. It mentions the Sydney mission and colonial links, with efforts by the Woman’s Christian Temperance movement. a mission follows the Pian effort, aiming to establish a home and seed prayer, supported by local contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emo
Rocheter
Sydney
Australia
Toluto
Ora
Gardner
Diane Ciphic
Wien
Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted by Drugstore Ad
A garbled old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal remedy for blood and skin diseases. It claims medical endorsement, guarantees, and distribution by F. A. Williamson, with free samples and a call to ask local storekeepers. Also promotes Electric Paste Stove Polish as dust free.
Argentine cattle industry in desperate straits report
A report from Buenos Aires relays U S State Department notes on the Argentine cattle sector facing sharp declines. Government efforts to guarantee seven year export credits and stabilize markets are described amid a wider crisis affecting producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Baker
United States
Buenos Aya
Department of State
Iran
Elprheatlicet
Promised Cure for Croup and Colds Touted by Drugstore
A 19th century cure claim promotes Acker's English Remedy as a preventive against croup coughs and lung troubles. It urges keeping a bottle ready for hours of need and offers a sample bottle free with a guarantee from J A Williamson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsivsiths
Acker
J A. Williamson
Forced to Leaves Home Over 60 Sign for Free Lane’s Medicine
Over 60 people were forced to leave their homes yesterday to call for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. The advertisement claims benefits for bad blood liver and kidney issues and headaches with an unsightly complexion. It urges anyone to visit a druggist today for a free sample, touting praise from ladies and a large size package for 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Rocky Mountains
Promising Patent Cure Pills and Tonic Ads
An 1880s style advertisement page touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Lane's Family Medicine and King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung issues. It includes prices free trials and endorsements from doctors and grateful customers praising relief for dyspepsia constipation liver and kidney problems and fevers.
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Geo. W. Smith
Point of Rocke
Hood
James Cummings
Montgomery County
Bertheedam
Ciara Owena
Washington
Stewan A
Igdy
Ord Wes
Aner Soward
Osler
Montgomery Coun
C.u.s.c
Chautaunt
S. J. Lily
Mise Kennett
Fannie Mailists
Jessie Lisdeau
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Oprbel
Travere
Oirse
Maryland
District of Columbia
Frederick
Chase Wilcox
Squires
Capt. Rieli
Treasury Department
Warner
Bright
Pal
City Hotel
H Lemen
P Moylan
E Fatener
D Norrie
H Hooper
Balto
O Tarr
F Uirieh
BM Brown
Jd F Curry
H Moore
P Banks
Annapolis
B Golf
Wash
Fenn
D Krapp
S Sparks
Paj
Osgood
Williams
Ohio
Carlsbore
Mass
Prendergast
Cone
Holland
Hecker
County
Carlin Hou
GW Thomas
K H Haupt
D W Gree
WC Gaffith
F E Monroe
J B Fushmane
N. Market Street
Frederick, MD
Jos Wolfe
Union Bridge
Lo Clerk
M. E. McLinn
J. Maloy
Stoner
Mountain View Cemetery
Reserk BR. Garrett
Chercho Fields
Dia
Wes Hey Wites
MR Fernk
Worea
Sy Sn
Font FL
Areca Bate Dee 1 Voerler Co
Ralt
Indore
Presribe
Tages
Ledes
Wolfe
West Patrick Street
Fredenck, Md
Aergentine
Werner
Brilders
Watttiae
Clarks City
Ulpce
Peer Bradford
Bak Bovalibareng Powder Co
West Street
Liveriver Regulator
Aliver
Jonty
TRS Victor RE
Dies CO
Era Re Surana
John Hershbesger
J. A. Williamson
Jon
Garrow
Greg
Bainbridge Murtley
Bell
Attr, Clay Co
Texas
Ward ci
Jess Che
California Fig Syrup. CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Brew York
Fine Merchant Tailoring
U West Patrick Street
Mr Stock
John A. Kennedy
Patrick Street
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