Religious notices and meetings across several towns
The report lists forthcoming sermons in Arcata and Middletown, Missionary and conference events in Mount Micasant and St. Matthew's, plus a weekly religious meeting at Walkersville. It notes a quarterly directors meeting of the Boant of directors of the Wipe Creek Benevolent Society and a social at Madion Avenue with the United Drury Band honoring member M r Unger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She
Charles
M3. Smith
Arcata
Ohio
Barkitreville
M. B. Church
Middletown
Woldck
Fotlock
W. M. Strayer
Stittel
Woodsbaro
Reformed Missionary Society of
Mount Micasant
Liberty Mpl
Unger
United Drury Band
United Drill Association
Min B.C. Unger
Madion Avenue
Vaver
Menry G. Dull
Deandah Dell Associaton
Avabas
Fife
Wwe
Sereeniulime
Ng Dea
Wobouth Etroet
Funeral Notices for Lancaster Old and Mrs Donald Miller
The funeral of Lancaster Old formerly of Frederick was held yesterday at 810 Hamilton Terrace Bal dre conducted by the Rev Leftwter. pallbearers included Wan U1 Baldwin John L Reed Addison Clarke Severn Arnatt Raw in Whitmer and Wr Thompson. Burial at Oak Hill Washington. Remains of Mrs Donald Miller formerly of idoy city to arrive tomorrow from Baltimore with funeral from the depot and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Lancaster
Tev
Prederish Toak
Iis
Hamilton Terrace
Baldre
Hey. de FT
Deaths and notices from a small town scene
The morning death of John Mulborn at his Wetth street home in Union Ridge is reported, aged 74, with funeral details still unclear. A Frederick County native, William Norris of Union Ridge dies Monday at 74, leaving a widow and five children. burial occurred in Liberty, Frederick County, with Rev. Osborne Rely presiding. Community notices mention a Go a meeting on Thursday at 7:30 pm and church activities, plus sewing and embroidery guidance and a breezy humor item about a ducking mishap.
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Jonn Melhor
John Mulborn
Wetth Street
Ue City
Wenoma
Wm. Norris
Frederick County
Fur
Union Ridge
Liberty
Rey Osborne Rely
York Market Notes and Thanksgiving Preparations
A rambling market column from York describes a recent trip, Weather marred by travel and attendees, and scenes at the York market. It details prices on vegetables, fruits, and meats, with notes on Mary Jane, Dave, and local figures shaping the day’s events and the approach to Thanksgiving. The piece blends social gossip with market data, offering a period voice on commodities and community life.
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Reese
Rome
York
Vrederkel
Dave Best
Mary Hand
Mary Jane
Mary Jane Ant Dave
Vernon Silince
Henry Dall
Uliiy
Sen Thonght
Balluoy
Veaterdaza Hotel Arrivata and City Listings
A scrambled OCR snippet lists numerous names and places including Veaterdaza Hotel Arrivata, City Trotka, J Stripe, Cal, Davia, Wash, Cotter, AL, Moo dy, Cheerman, Muteter, Dorey, Moy, Lar cimore, Weston, Phila, Baltimore, Detroit, and other distant locales. It appears as a crowded arrival/boarding style notice with many individuals and destinations, but the fragmentary text offers no clear event, dates, or cohesive narrative to confirm a single action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veaterdaza
Dayton
Didt
T. Powers
Weston
The
Coun
Election Day Changes Under National Holiday Drawn In Law
A fragmented legal notice notes adjustments to voting day timing amid a national holiday. Chapter 28 of the state legislature debates election rules affecting how polls open at state and municipal levels.
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Tate
Snc
Fateful ruling in desperado case shocks county court
A jury verdict followed by a circuit court decision orders that the detained defendant be confined in Montesie Hospital at the county’s expense. The harsh ruling stems from testimony heard yesterday as the court also set related orders and responsibilities for further action by county authorities.
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Ade
Sherry
Lench
N. Woltbhack
Fore Dam CP
Hay Deetetau
Aagnatis Staley
de PO
War FF Kwike
Stal Uredh
Dayil So Miller
Willard Glaprey
Unit
Moo
Sehall
Arnolkl
Jere Davis
Ida Thor
al Prsterdeh
Atel
Jerry Siaiis
Montesie Hospital
Brederiek County
Remston
Wasttington
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Morning Walks and Fashion Notes Amid October Weather
A column reflects on dawn walks, nature’s beauty, and the morning chorus as a tonic for health. It mentions Misses Maniz, Blumenauer, and others showcasing bonnets and wedding attire, with notes on fashion trends and local shop displays. The piece also quotes weather summaries for October, including mean temperatures and rainfall totals, tying daily habits to the season’s mood.
Future of Art in America by Robert S. Boase
An article argues that American culture lags in art compared with Europe. It critiques contemporary taste, laments lack of monumental sculpture and architecture, and muses that future progress hinges on disciplined study, restrained ambition, and democratic reform.
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Future OF Art
America
Saba
Marty
Iitea
Dinen
Paris
Uberuighly
Florentine
Tata
Wberry
Todas
S. Boabedy
Riddle of Earthly Inhabitants Based on Shadows
The St Louis Republic article explains ancient terms for peoples by sun shadows. Antiscians live north of the equator while Ascians inhabit the torrid zone with vertical noontime shadows. Periecans dwell opposite latitudes, Pericians near the polar circle with shadows sweeping full compass, and antipedes live on opposite globe sides with feet under others.
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Tropics
Meon
Thales
Rome
Thore
St. Louis Republic
Remore Handrust Hair Treatment and Dandruff Remedies
An old home remedy guide describes a shampoo mixture with soap and water or Lorax and water to use every two or three weeks. It provides a formula of carbonates ammonia potash tincture cantharides alcohol and rum, plus a borax sulfur concoction to treat dandruff, with cautions on application and rinsing.
Tale of Siwash mischief at Ins camp across the bay
A whimsical Union City Tribune recounts five Siwash sneaking away with a bear near a camp across the bay. Mr Brain mingles with kettle picking, drawing help from a Siwash who summons his mother. rocky ground and nearby stones set a rough scene as he is attacked.
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Leenth
J. Bwee
Ins
Brain
Siwash
Stephen
Union City
Tribuna
Sheep shearing by electricity teased as invention
A fragment notes a conversation about an electric sheep shearing invention. The exchange mentions a buyer and a humorous reference to a team and Texas sittings, with unclear context faded in the damaged text.
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Rei
Air
Texas
Unclear OCR Fragment Reviews Medical Advisory Text
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss medical advice about purporting to treat ailments with medicines and purifying food. The page includes garbled phrases and nonstandard terms, offering no clear events, persons, organizations, or dates to anchor a full news item.
Governor to Seek Census Review Amid Federal-Municipal Disparities
Governor plans to send a letter to Secretary Noble requesting a new census for New York City. He cites discrepancies between federal and municipal counts and argues the estimates fail to meet comparability standards, potentially impacting state finances and regional governance. The report also notes a society wedding in New York and a fire at a Jacksonville railway shop, plus a diphtheria scare in Pennsylvania and local casualties.
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Noble Dads
New York City
Perholps
Various Notices and Incidents From Washington and Abroad
A jumble of late 19th century clippings mentions legal notices and actions in Washington, church governance debates in Kansas City, a new U.S. minister to Portugal, and court judgments in Illinois. It notes weather observations in the Midwest, a New York homicide case, and a critique of etiquette and proper breeding in society amid references to newspaper editorials and local figures.
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Watertown
N.Y
William Walter Phelps
United States
Germany
White House
Charles Crumley
Wobater
Mahert McNabl
New York
Washington Ate
Apla FP
Praia i
Barlingtag
Jean Hetun
Lowa
Jowa College
Huvatwutan
Ean
Laviger
Financial Summary From Late October Trade Review
The month of October is projected as the largest ever for trade and payments across major centers. The report notes higher activity in wholesale and manufacturing, with New York, Boston, and Philadelphia leading gains, and metal and textile sectors showing price shifts and strong demand. Public and private financials indicate firmer money markets, though regional rates vary, and overall business activity remains robust amid differing sector performances.
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Bat Dissemier
Peters
Noy
LeRoi
Dan & Cola Weerly
St. Loui
Deantaml
Boston
Hargest
Wea
Philadelphia
Lous
Clevesland
Detroit
St. Paulo
Kansas Cary
Denver
Tirny
Cincare
Acre Aboto
At. Loita
Cleveland
Alwaulkeen
Savannik Ani
Kansas City
New Orleans
New York
Treasury
Bank of England
Bank of Drasce
London
Your Favorite Teacher Contest At Frederick County
A local contest invites votes for the most popular schoolteacher in Frederick County. Readers vote via blank forms printed in The News or at participating agents, with a nine‑carat watch as the prize for the winner. Votes must be sent on a News ballot and can be cast repeatedly, provided every vote is mailed on time and through approved channels.
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Dia
Bas Concaterio
Frederick
Raruihay
Gary
Frederick County
Tie Darling Sywa
Satu News
Welkly News
Cereaville Self Rising Flour Promotes Purity and Health
An 19th century ad extols Cereaville Self Rising Flour, listing three claims of superiority: pure and wholesome composition, resemblance to pure buckwheat in taste, and lower cost plus health benefits. It touts availability from first class grocers and adds a Balm of Gilead as a sleep aid alternative, asserting harmlessness and a money saving appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereaville
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