Among the Sick And Overdue Letters In Frederick
Local notes list improving patients in Frederick area including Mehil Boost F B Nellinger Jacob Quinn and John VanHorn with sprained ankle and recovered health. Also published is a frederick city post office letters remaining dated May 27 1911 with gentlemen and ladies lists and two week deadline to claim before dead letter office transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mehil Boost
West Seventh
F. B. Nellinger
East Patrick Street
Jacob Quinn
North Market Street
John VanHorn
West South Street
John C. Roderick
West Fifth Street
Frederick City
Marion Bathrick
J. FE. Conley
Arthur Goebel
Johnny Huegel
J. N. Thomas
Harry\. Vernier
Andrey Wilson
Elmer Warner
Virginia Carter
Lillian V Derr
Annie Norwood
A. J. Whitlock
Trunk Left on Street Baffles Frederick Citizens
A mysterious trunk was found on the curb near Hawell and Webb on South Market Street in Frederick during early morning hours. Inside lay garments and a hat, with a letter bearing Mrs Quynn of Fredericksburg, Va, suggesting a female owner but leaving the mystery unsolved. Constable Lewis F. Carter retrieved keys, opened the trunk, and the owner remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hawell and Webb South Market Street
Jane
Lewis F. Carter Ward
Quynn
Fredericksburg
Contrasts Seen In the Women Fruit Peddlers in Mexico
A travel note contrasts two Mexican street fruit sellers in Torreon, depicting a young, attractive seller beside an older, less fortunate crone. It discusses how Mexican towns resemble each other and how time alters appearances, set against the backdrop of a region described as disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Exico
Torreon
Boy Harvey Diggs Missing. Aunt Claims He Escaped May Thirteenth
Harvey Diggs, thirteen, who lived with his aunt Mrs John Maker on East Fifth street, ran away May 13 after an argument over meat charges. He was last seen after leaving Walkersville area and has not returned. He traveled north to Frederick then Liberty pike, stayed at a moview home, and later went to Walkersville Creamery before vanishing. His aunt has disputed a published account of his return and asks for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Diggs
Warvey
John Maker
East Fifth Street
Harvey
Paris
Northern Central Railroad
Pike Crossing
Frederick
Liberty Pike
Moving Picture Show
Walkersvile
Walkersville
Villa Park
Albert
Diggs Child Lives on East Street as Youngest In Family
Diggs is described as the youngest child residing on East Street. No other details are provided about family size or circumstances.
Local Briefs Highlight Odd Feats And Renovations
George Shipley captured five dozen frogs last night in a curious local feat. Edward E Mensell on East Patrick street installed an electric coffee mill in his grocery. A floor replacement proceeds at A J Eichelberger’s North Market street store by Solomon Garber and Jacob Welty. James H Gambrill Jr’s East Third street residence is being repainted by a crew under Henry R Lampe. The Hammond and Glessner cottage at Braddock freights is also receiving a repaint by Wm H Gilbert and his workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shipley
Edward
Mensell
East Patrick Street
A. J. Eichelberger
North Market Street
Solomon Garber
Jacob Welty
James H. Gambrill
East Third Street
Henry R. Lampe
Fire destroys five frame buildings at Hancock Shale and Brick Plant
Five frame buildings at Hancock owned by J T Bridges Wilber Bridges John Stigers H N Rosen H L Creager and P T Little were wiped out by a fire about 11 yesterday morning. The plant housed an expensive brick press valued at 7000 and machinery. About 229 by 50 feet area burned with output 15000 bricks daily and orders to run through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Shale and Brick Company
J. T. Bridges
Wilber Bridges
John Stigers
H. N. Rosen
H. L. Creager
P. T. Little
Hancock
Hopeful scalp remedy touted for baldness and dandruff
An advertisement claims a real scalp medicine kills dandruff germs and cures scalp diseases. It promotes ZEMOQ and ZEMO SOAP, asserting they cleanse and heal with antiseptic properties. Sold by J. A. Williamson in Frederick and druggists nationwide with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Lady Constance Duggan Denounces Smoking by Women
Lady Constance Duggan, visiting New York en route to London, criticizes cigarette smoking by women in society. She cites English and American habits, notes many society women in Europe smoke, and praises American West leisure pursuits while urging restraint among suffragettes and peers. Her brother Lord Duggan remains in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Duggan
Dugan Manor
Ayrshire
Scotland
Hotel Plaza
New York
London
Lady Duggan
California
Lady Moon
Colorado Rockies
Fort Collins
Surkassed
Constance
England
San Francisco
Chicago
Lady Constance
America
Lord Duggan
British Columbia
Social World Entertains Doubs Dramatic Club at Home
Mr and Mrs Marion S Michael hosted the Doubs Dramatic Club at their Doubs area home Friday night. After several games guests enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included local Doubs residents and visitors from Frederick Pt Rocks Adamstown Baltimore with a mix of Mr Mrs and Misses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion S. Michael
Doubs
Erma Biggs
Frederick
Norma R. Stouffer
Pt. of Rocks
Albert W. Stone
W. B. Myers
Walter M. Michael
Elmer FE. Michael
James Carey
John W. Null
Carlton Compher
Edgar Thomas
R. Keefer Wachter
W. Raymond Krantz
Adamstown
Edward Blessing
Baltimore
Automobile Parties Parade Through City For Memorial Day
Automobiles and motorcycles pass through Frederick in a Memorial Day observance. The daylong event draws crowds as Hagerstown Antietam and Gettysburg riders travel with limited stops. Many cars are decorated with American flags in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Antietam
Gettysburg
Frederick Team Loses Opening Game in Hagerstown
Frederick lost the first game of the house header in Hagerstown today by 12 to 0. Hogarth and Phebus pitched while Creager played in right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hogarth
Phebus
Creager
Breklen salve touted as miraculous cure all
A sensational claim promotes Breklen salve by Arnica featuring forty VedIs of cures and widespread praise. Marketed as best salve for Burns, Rolls, Lead sores cuts bruises sprains swellings eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles. Available for 75 cents at Pearre's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breklen
Arnica
Pearre
Local Notes from Loys County Gatherings and Visits
Community updates list visits and gatherings across Loys area including Mrs George Pittinger Harvey, Miss Daisy Gruber, and families from Rocky Ridge Tennessee. Various church events, festivals, and a Libertytown Junior baseball doubleheader report highlight social activity and upcoming civic events.
Religious services and meetings hinted for Liberty Town
In Liberty Town several church events are announced for next Sunday and Thursday. Christian endeavor at Methodist Protestant church at 1 o clock led by William V. Albaugh, preaching by Rev. J. W. Parris at 8 p m, and catechism during Sunday school reorganization. The Singapore charge quarterly conference at Monrovia follows a 10 30 a m sermon by Rev. Le AL Watson D D. Trustee and official board meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Solomon German
Pine Mountain Park
Libertytown
White Hnl Woods
Fairmount Cemetery
Salomon German
J. W. Paring
Christian Endeavor Society
Middletown
Wallace R. Beall
Heaulah Sneadener
Grace Dudrear
Aso
Frederick
Jacob Flickinger
C. C. Hummer
Wilbur Hummer
Lee
John Holtzapie
Clarence Bostian
Clinton Holtzapie
Bessie Holtzapie
Charles Holtzaple
Roland FR Simpson
Libertytown, Jr
Linganore Jr
Tople
William V. Albaugh
J. W. Parris
Cramer
Woodsboro
Irving
Albaugh
The
Local Social Notes From Fergaville and Nearby Areas
Miss Mary Derr spent last week with relatives near Myarsville. Misses Mary and Bertha Rhoderick visited Mrs. Claude Hargatt last Thursday evening. Mollie Zimexyman spent last Thursday in Washington. Mamie Murray stayed with Miss Mary Baker near Middletown. Susan and Lena Derr and Mr. David Derr visited Willis Derr on Sunday. Lena Derr spent several days at Licksville. Richard Hargett and family visited friends here on Sunday. George Fulmer of nearby area, reportedly ill with blood poisoning. Mrs. C. M. Derr of Baltimore is spending time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het. Martin
Ida
Catherine
Bettie Hoffman
Clara
Ada Wittanger
Loys
Daisy C. Gruber
Nettle Martin
William H. Martin
Charley
Elmer
Loys Stastion
George Pittinger
Thurmont
Morningstar
Graceham
G. M. Robinson
Nettie M. Liday
Beulah Long
Harvey M. Pittinger
Ray Beitler
Charley Pittinger
New Windsor
Mary Long
Mary Derr
Myarsville
Mary
Bertha Rhoderick
Claude Hargatt
Mollie Zimexyman
Washington, D. C
Mamie Murray
Mary Baker
Middletown
Susan and
Lena Derr
David Derr
Willis Derr
Licksville
Richard Hargett
George Fulmer
Near Here
C. M. Derr
Baltimore
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Has HO
Roya
Sonny
Pai
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
Hamlett and Webb's
Constable Carter
Opens
American Press Association
Harry Diggs
Golorey
Diggs
East Street
Corner Market
All Saints Streets
Margaret Hisenhauer
Louise Sappington
Frederick Railroad Company
Carroll Street
Carrell Street
James W. Nusz
West Patrick Street
Gypsey
Herndon
Maryland
Kypses
Reading and Chemr
A. L. Pearce
South Market Street
Liberty Town
France
la France
Paramount
H.R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
Fergaville
W. Patrick St
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic City
Seashore
Presbyterian Church
James
Society of Christian Endeavor
Grand Lodge
AP. C
Philadelphia
Pacifec
Los Angeles
Cal
American Meafens Association
Ore
Disciples of Christ
Christian Church Convention
Interna Wonal S. S. Association
Rochester
Nebien
Mystic Shrine
G. A. BR
National
C. R. R. J. H. Trundle
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