Frost and Foliage Amid Quiet Winter Harvest
Fragmented notes from a 20th century rural column report frost on persimmon trees, chrysanthemums in bloom, and hunters Kefauver and others bagging rabbits and birds. They mention plentiful turkeys and a November 27 near moon phase with a tail. Election chatter and town talk accompany brief hunting updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Avi
Thin County
Yeaenlay
Moesars Thomas’ Buckey
Wiliam Setet
PURELY PERSONAL Mina Alice Dean Visitors in Hagerstown
Mina Alice Dean and Patrick Hart are visiting in Hagerstown. Mrs C G Helfenstein of Clarke Place plans a visit with Rev I J Helfenstein at Ellicott City. Mr and Mrs Edward Shirley moved from North Market Street to 246 East Church Street. Mrs John Quaries of West Patrick Street went to Hoosie Balls, N J to join her husband who has taken a job there. Mrs Edgar K Lege and family of Glen Burnie have taken a house on Kees-ton Street Baltimore for the winter. Mr and Mrs Clarence Compher and daughter of Thurmond, WN are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W W Compher on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Alice Dean
Patrick Atreet
Hagerstown
C.G. Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Viedblitg
Bes Sun
I. J. Helfenstein
Ellicott City
Edward Shirley
Sof
North Market Atrest
East Church Street
John Quarics
Hoosie Balls
Edgar K. Lege
Glen Even
Keeston Street
Baltimore
Clarence Compher
Thurmond
W.n
W. W.compher
East Patrick Street
Social World Pound Party at North Market Street
A delightful pound party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm C Roderick on North Market Street Thursday night. Music by Clarence String, a large dining room spread with seasonal delicacies, and a guest list including Mrs Charles Miller Misses Roderick Bedlanogee Manat Roderick Beulah Roderick and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
Market’ Street
Clarence String
The House of a Thousand Candle at City Opera House
A much discussed play based on Meredith Nicholson's novel will be presented at the City Opera House tonight. The production is noted for its unusual atmosphere and the eerie theme that grips audiences, especially the grim servant character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Plant Nearing Readiness At Baltimore and Washington Milk Company
David Lowenstein reports the Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Company plant approaches completion. Concentrators from Jersey City arrive, with two of the five ordered installed, plus extensive machinery for cleaning, sterilizing caps, bottling, and cold storage. The facility processes milk from receiving cans to crates in a multi floor system and includes an ice plant and cement work by E P Mantz. Groundwork for a drive is underway under manager designer Mr. Lamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Lowenstein
Baltimore
Washington White
Cross Milk
Jersey City
N.J
Campbell
Focal
Inter
Someatlme
Lamy
Frederick Art Club Meeting Highlights and Gifts
The Frederick Art Club met on Thursday November 4 with business discussed including sales of fancy articles for Christmas hand trade. Eighteen folding chairs were presented by Mr Marshall Etchison. The program featured Bertha Trail on Moorish Spain, Miss Acna Thomas reading The Last of the Goths and Mrs J D Hendrickson on Moorish Architecture, all delivered with careful preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Spain
Bertha Trail
Acna Thomas
J.D. Hendrickson
Hop’Mise
Team colliding carriage incident on North Market Street
On North Market Street near Busy Bee, Mr William Weller and Mr James Watson drove a carriage that broke a wheel after a collision with a colored man named Cox. Weller and Watson were thrown. Watson was bruised, and the bogey received damage while Weller held the horse to prevent a runaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Weller
Frank
McClow
North Market Street
Busy Bee
Elock
James
Watson
Market Street
Waa
Cox
Watkon
Wellek
Welle
The Law's Grip Seizes Beloved Caledonia Miller
Beloved Caledonia Miller was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing clothing and various items. Constable Carter reported the arrest following a reported theft in the town, details pending official record and forthcoming court appearance.
Death notices and obituaries from Hagerstown area
David Buchanan manager at George Updograff and Sons dies after illness in Broad Run area. Survived by wife and two brothers. funeral at St Paul’s United Brethren Church in Hagerstown. Rhoda Walker Hyatt, 84, dies at home near Monrovia from paralysis. survived by three sons and two daughters. funeral at New Market Methodist Episcopal Church. William McBride of Burkittsville district dies at Montevue Hospital. funeral in Burkittsville with interment in Union Cemetery. Mrs John Baer of this city learns of Milesburg death. four children and three sisters survive. funeral held at Milesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
David ‘V. Buchanan
George
U. Graff
Buchanan
Harry
John
C ‘Bughanan
Cearfoss
Washington County
Tomorow
St. Paul
e_ United
Brethren Poe
Hageratown
J. C. Yessler
North Potomac Street
Rose Hill
Edward
Mary
Walker Sand
Williams
Vamsville
J.bradley
Howard
Lewis Howard
Charles Younkins
Burkittsville
Laira
Daniel McBride
Union Cemetery
Middletown
George Phir
John’ Baer
Milen“burg
Slater
George der
Daniel Cramar
Hagerstownh
Lealah Barrick
Pros- Peet
Ohio
John Baer
Milesburg
Diamonds defeat Y.M.C.A. in high scoring rink basketball
Diamonds beat Y.M.C.A. 26 to unspecified in a fast paced Diamond Rink game. Duvall and Creager starred at guard for the Diamonds while Derrin Disynond made his debut. Gill and Fisher displayed old time form and overall team play was strong. Next Friday night the return match at the Y.M.C.A. is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rink
MC. A, and
Diamonds
Duvall
Creager
Derrin
Gill
Fisher
Bcory
M.C. A
Tas Y. M
Ig Ae
Leane
Gis
Bebrowder
Ee Bentz
Kemp
Schroeder
Bentz
Derr
Ceanger
Robinson
Barker
Siehan
Scoter
Sicok
Salvation Army to Hold Services and Lectures in Town
AlS A Services Frederick Corps American Salvation Army schedules tomorrow’s open and indoor services led by Capt Marshall with Little Miss Maude Togood the Philadelphia nightingale set to perform. Lieut Storm will speak Tuesday evening and on Monday November 22 he will share the conversion story before the Christ Church Interdenominational Club in Easton Maryland. Sunday School begins 9 30 for colored children and 11 for white children with eighteen new scholars added last Sunday. Capt Thomas E F Palmer will conduct a series of services starting November 20. Tomorrow afternoon Me W C Florian of Charlton West Virginia will address the men’s meeting at the Y M C A gym at 4 30 5 30 with orchestra led by B C Wright of Baltimore. The Game of Life is the theme for the talk. Monday night Mrs Fiorian will give an illustrated lecture on the Ober-Ammergau Passion Play in Woman’s College Hall at 8. The boys’ meeting tomorrow morning at 9 30 will be addressed by Mr Florian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
Salvation Army
Marshall
Maude
Philadelphia
Nightingale
Storm
Christ Church
Easton
Thomas EF. Palmer
W. Ic. Florain
Charlinton
Y. M
M. Phare
B.C. Wright
Baltimore
College Hall
Fiorian
Florian
Governor Crothers Pushes New Constitution Amendment Plan
Governor Crothers announced plans to urge a new constitutional amendment in the next general session. He said the Democrats need a constitutional majority to pass it, aiming to extend Crawford county voting systems, create a public utilities commission, and support a pure food and drug act. He urged a campaign now to explain that negro suffrage is a principle vote issue, not party expediency, and to win voter understanding before the 1913 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Baltimore
Public Utilities Commission
United States Senate
Oregon
Bank announces 4 percent interest on all deposits
On November 1 1900 the bank will increase its interest rate to four percent per year on all its special interest bearing deposits. Deposits will remain in force under the original contract terms and the 4 percent rate applies to new deposits of the same class. depositors are not required to sign changes. The higher rate will be paid from now on for all eligible deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Cat. Ratato
Ite Special Inc. Terest
de‘ Posita
Musical Social at East Church's Lecture Room
A delightful musical social was held in the lecture room of East Church last evening under the Epworth League. Miss Margaret Duvall presided. the program featured piano solos by Margaret Ford Pearl Smith Lulu Robinson Miriam Doungs and Rev E H Lamar. Vocal solos by Mrs Joseph Pyles and Miss Mary Thomas McLea worth. The event drew many attendees and included games for children and refreshments with home made candy raising a small sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epward League
Maregaret’ Duvall
League
Humber
Margaret, Ford
Misa Pearl Smith
Lulu Robinson
Misa Miriam Dougngs
E H. Lamar
Joseph ‘I’. P
Phipley's Saturday Bargains and Local Notices
Local ad and notices list Saturday bargains at Phipley’s store including lamps knives and forks patterns and cookware with prices and items such as post card albums glass dishes and toilet paper. Also mentions street schedules trains from Frederick to Thurmont and Way Stations next Sunday and notes a revised business arrangement at Patrick Street Store and a free box of chocolates promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipley’s
New Line Teanknaiving
Babbite
Gand & Ie
McCall's
Korstinen
Busy Garner Combinations and Bargains in Local Storeads
A jumble of ads lists items and prices including clothes pins 5c a dozen, a 20c pine 6c 40c covered bucket, a 69c nickeled copper teapot and coffee pot, dust pan 15c, coal bucket 1c, plus Thanksgiving cards, almanacs, and roller skates. Also mentions Sousa Band Edison records, vegetable soup, English Bass Ale, and Victor Herbert selections. A hospital board meeting notice for Frederick City Hospital is included with date and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruber Almanacs
T.box
New Cravenetted Coats and Warm Wear Arrive
John Hendrickbon announces new cravenetted coats and warm wear for women and misses with prices from 6.75 and up. The store highlights rainproof coats in Mohair pongé Moire and Peau da, plus excellent values in sweater coats at 2.26 and a full line of apparel for children and ladies including furs. Note suggests the Duofold Underwear for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilto
Collera
Adlex
Neidig and Miller Involved In Unclear Incident
Fragmentary OCR describes an incident involving Neidig and Miller with garbled phrases about injury or death and missing context. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable from the fragment.
Local Advertisements and Notices Mix In Fragmented Text
Fragmentary notices announce sales and prices for groceries gas heaters and clothing with events at Grace Church and Woman's College. Mentions include Kraut sales at a sausage stand, theater play tickets, dancing evenings, opticon views, and a county fairy assortment of bonnets. Some entries reference gas heater promotions and church society meetings.
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the Daily News
Sonverneur
Morris
Stitesinga
Tirettern
Charles Stewart
Oural
William McKinley
United
Btpien
Svenré Bru
Vu Am
Teenie
TiNa Na
Tawarwa
Washinarow
Maryland
Moun Ohief
She Weather Bureau
Victor Harburt
Selei Bugey
Wee Purniah
Saing
Outermoor
ings,Lawiittress
Ments, Topay
Jacob Welty
Miss ‘Thomas
Hammond Preserred
City Y Reapital Base
Schmidt & Gilbert
Buey
M. Dyer
Shipley
Richison Studio
Shipley’s
Young’ 'S Restaurant
Toons
Pat
White “Gross Co
Caridia Milterry Colbrell
Constebio
Carter
Als. A. Services
Y.M.G.A
Vig
Citizens National Bank
Aa Fel Hansen
Rederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
Fap
Magessies Brenddent
G.baker
Baker
G. Zimmerman
Gko
Surti
Taos
H. Hattke
Jou
Hatinnvad
Dane
Paken We
G. Baur
C. B. Comer
M.D
M. Tioman
Olb
Gunn
Kerauven
Hanami
Yupar J
Morras
Baxaa
Jone
Rosenot
Jounton & Gieert
Patrick Street
Young's
Epwaep M.drew
Thurmont
B. J. Keanedy
Sonal
Parors
Rand
Gro. Kunz
Payas
Board of Maorgers
Frederick City Hospital
Sousa
Edison Records
Smeer
Evie
Victor Herbert
Red Mill
Mile
Bia Orchestra
Beifley
Minnie Wai
Aled Aly
Netien Rtn
Vendrickbon
Neidig'& Miller
Annepostion
Hawds
Meturday
Ditt Suirts
Wea Gietas Inchishaa
Ales N Baturiay
Elle Yar
Baturday
Took
Thei
Neidig & Miller
Sanintiite
Purnitu
Lenco
Uittiens’ Nationst
Wrodoret
Thom
Mick
North Market Barret
Werderson
Gooba
Charles Renn
Wrens
Ptarry G
Thitapoe
Ind Ranga
Sarak Iwellinis
Wino
Adores
Braopta Teia Alnin
Werau
Agaticn
Sauory
Frederic Ming
Brite
Tera
Bletion der
Peete
Parma
Craner & Son
Apaain
D. Thomas
Orabek
Fredes
Ireder
Spat
Taoapelines
Modern Improversanis
Spat Pwo Dweliines
Msedern
Burcete
Moder Provermanse
South
Iiss Deling
CTM
YOUNG
Arles K
Ate
TOCAL
Atuen
Ransauna’s
Sore Heaeibal
Pardion
Hsat
Gan & Eye, Co
Allen Gc. Quis ‘& Co
Ines
Wil
West’ Church
Misa
W. Hrrenre
Fagpenick Gas & Etec. Co
Goa
Woman's College
W.C. Florain
Caarleston
Abe
Re & D
Feontier Gas & Bix, Co
Bowing Society of Grace Reformed ‘Church
J. Baurmgard
Sapper
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