County Notes From Broad Run Area In Maryland
Edgar G Gayton and John Will s of the Maryland Collegiate Institute Union Bridge visited their homes nearby. A fall accident on a farm killed a man in his 50s after a lightning strike damaged a barn. Funeral attendance grew for Mrs Arnold s father David Huffer as Mr Huffer aged, the widow predeceased him five years ago. An elderly resident David Huiter died suddenly at his son s home after a brief illness leaving five children and a wife. The community notes revival meetings, church repairs, and local visits fill the week with social events and religious services.
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Broad Run
Edgar G. Gayton
John Wills
Maryland
Union Bridge
John O. Boyer
Oliver Boyer
Yourtee
Bnrkittaville
Mahlon D. Arnold
Lackette
David Huiter
Son
Howard M. Hoffer
Isis
Baltimore
Wolfsville
Philip Horner
Bu- S
Christian Endeavor
Cca Sensenbaugh
H. P. Myer
I Forgan
O. Brandsoburg
W. R. Blickenstaff
Oaes
B. OU. Brandenburg
Vhn Senrenbaugh
Harry Swomley
Catonsville
Norfolk
Gaithers
Sjimsville
Adamatown
Urbana
Monrovia
Marshall Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
New Windsor
Mary Spurrier
Plane No. 4
Gust Shade
Frederick
Frank Waltz
Minnie Ocot
Gaithersburg
O. M. Dreyer
John Molesworth
Tramsville
Charles Laws
Charles Sheeler
Mary Wood
Nicodemus
Della Dornay
Unionville
Edward Buockey
Society
Paul Beard
L. O. Onlier
Leila Ouiler
Wisses Lillie Trandle
Frances Eagle
0. N. Trandle
Ruth Ouiler
G.B. Oniier
Bertha Hargett
Maurice Onller
St. Luke’s Church
T. H. Zimmerman
Near Church Hill
C. E. Derr
L. C. Guller
H. J. Galler
Jefferson
The Wind of Sorrow and the Fire of Love
A fragmented lyric passage describes a couple estranged by earlier passion. Amid dark fears and fog, they seek solace in each other to calm sorrow and rekindle a once radiant love through shared calm and warmth.
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Toes
Clare
Gulf of Darkness
Punishment of Children and Widespread Reckoning
Readers debate corporal punishment and reform schools, arguing for a measured use of the rod alongside moral suasion. The letter cites parental abuse, school discipline, and the New York teachers’ plea for the return of corporal punishment, while shifting to Dr King’s New Discovery for tuberculosis and colds with endorsements from Mrs Lois Crage of Dorchester.
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Huwan
Dr. Ring
Hopelern
Lois Crage
Dorcherter
Mass
The Loving Father and the Prodigal Echoes in Bible Insight
A devotional lesson contrasts King David’s love for Absalom with God’s love for the world. It links Absalom’s self will to Antichrist prophecy, urges faithful watchfulness for gospel tidings, and calls believers to prioritize the Lord over family or work while awaiting Christ’s return. The piece ties Luke’s prodigal son, Isaiah reports, and Revelation urges to witness boldly.
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Luke xv
David
Christ
Absalom
Hin
God
John ii
Satan
Joab
Abishai
Ittai
Ahimaaz
Isa
Mexii
Davide
Israel
Jesus
German Garrison Massacred in Demaraland Rising
London reports Bondelzwart tribesmen in Demaraland, German Sw Africa, massed reinforcements to attack Wermbach fort killing the German garrison and taking English families prisoner. A northern relief force clashed with natives in heavy fighting. motive linked to the execution of two Bondelzwart chiefs by German officers.
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London
Cape Town
The
Daily Mail
Bondelzwart
Demaraland
Africa
Wermbach
Pennsylvania Mothers In Session in Scranton
The Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers opened in Scranton on November 6 in the MCG A hall with state president Mrs. Howard W. Lippincott presiding. City School Superintendent George W. Phillips gave a welcome, and delegates heard from M iss Mary S. Garrett of Philadelphia Miss Otto of Williamsport Mrs Cullen of Nestonville Dr C Hartzell factory inspector chief clerk Attorney Mary L. Trescott Wilkes Barre Mrs H W Palmer Wilkes Barre Deputy Factory Inspector E W Bishop Scranton and Mrs Annie R Ramser Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
M. CG. A
Howard W. Lippincott
Philadelphia
George W. Phillips
Mary S. Garrett
Otto
Williamsport
Cullen
Nestonville
C . Hartzell
Mary L. Trescott
Wilkesbarre
H. W. Palmer
E. W. Bishop
Annie R. Ramser
Mrs Hendricks Buried Widow of Vice President Hendricks
Indianapolis reports the funeral of Mrs Eliza C Hendricks widow of the late Vice President Hendricks officiated by Rev Lewis Brown at St Pauls Episcopal Church. She left an estate valued at several hundred thousand dollars. A floral arrangement of American Beauty roses came from former President Grover Cleveland. Nearby in Charville North Carolina a train accident killed a woman believed to be Mrs Murray of Buena Vista, with authorities deeming murder likely. Bargains in advertising are noted.
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Mrs. Hendricks
Indianapolis
Eliza C. Hendricks
Hendricks
Lewis Brown
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Muracres
Charville
N.C
Spartanburg
Asheville
Buena Vista
Murray
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Han
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George B. Galler
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S. A. Hedges
Middletown
Pressant Hill Church
Prohibition Party
Barkhhats's Hill
Messrs
Allen G. Martz
Lewis H. Gough
Ellicott City
Siewepar
Tax News
Taz News
Agsio
Aboose
New York
Altie BaRicis
Legion VI
D. M. Stearns
Jerusalem
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Roxken Advertising and Advertising Mankes Barguine
Cedar Terrace
Hor Seames
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Mra. Finnegan
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Frederick Gas Company
Finola
Marvel
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