The Weekly News Resty Today Aims at Advertisers
The issue presents a broad revue with features on Mary Jane and The Market Series, new chapters in The Face of Rosenfel, illustrated home and farm articles, wedding gowns notes, farm items, and a variety of poems and stories. It lists local advertisers and goods including stoves wallpaper and capes.
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MDS
Mary Jane
Teur
Rosenfel
Judie Ghollet
C. Carty
Enner & Kemp
Wilson & Bon
L. Stoner
POE
Equity
Ublic Balu
M. DeGarmendla
Omathlog New
Wall Paper
Oagey Wonts
Obituary and notices from Frederica region
An 1818 born Frederica resident, John Kreb, dies after a long illness at his son-in-law Beckley’s home on East Second Street. Funeral at Mt Olivet cemetery. Also noted, Mr. Harry K. Carmack dies after illness, age 40s, with a warm community tied to Baker & Carmack. Brief marriage license notices and local wedding customs discussed as a cultural aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eect O?chn Kbe
John Kreb
Frederica
Bia
J. Beckley
Ats
Mr. Kreh
Hease-Darmstadt
Germany
Tomorow
Mt. Olivet Cemetary
Warrt K. Carmack
Harry K. Carmack
Hhe Dry Gooda
Andrew Loyd
Parsons, Baker & Carmack
Baker & Carmack
Feneral Omestom
Frederick
Larry Carmack
Fourth Annual Flower Show At Frederick Society Exhibition
The fourth annual Plortcultural Society exhibition opened to large crowds with elaborate table displays of cut flowers and a standout palm display. Judges awarded prizes for chrysanthemum and begonia classes, with notable wins for D. Groff and H. Trail, and amateur exhibits by J. C. Hardt, J. R. Markon, and C. Herman among others.
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Plortcultural Society
Mons
Ushipiore
Frederick Society
Janior Hall
Briety
East Patrick Street
Dr. Win
Baltzell
Henry ‘Trall
North Market Street
Japan
Amer
Philadelphis
Tate
Frederick
Herman
Bia
Stove Howe
Tratl
David Groff
Oter
Msssy
Bea Alngle
Grof
Arall
Besay
Groft
D. Groff
H. Trall
K. Groff
D. Gro
B. Trall
H. ‘Irani
C. Herman
J. C. Hardt
J. R. Markon
Chas. T. Ku
A ©. Keefer
Ang
Rowe
Chas. T. Kuesman
H. C. Keefer
EB. Kemp
Rhodes Kemp
L. X. Mulliatt
Who
Keefer
O. E. Kemp
Mulliniz
H.C. Keefer
Ll E. Eatin S
Kem
O. F
Rhoden & F
Ward
C. Keefer
Kemp
Fiawerh
Belnardt Kemp
Setae Heaoud
Great Lectures By Rev. Matieos C. Patera At City Opera House
The Rev. Matieos C. Patera, famed New York preacher, lectured at the City Opera House drawing a thousand listeners last night. His forceful delivery prompted long applause and amused crowd as he spoke for about ninety minutes at Infantry Hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matieos C. Patera
New York
City Opera
Madison U. Peters
Infantry Hall
Romantic marriage in Walkersville unites Kefauver and Coblentz
Daniel Kefauver son of Vice tor Kefauver and Eva Coblentz daughter of Str. CN Coblentz both of near Middletown Virginia county were quietly married at the Stauiler House Walkersville by Rev. Sunes spring of the Uatted Dretheen Church. The ceremony surprised their parents and many friends but every detail pleased both families as they began their new life together.
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Daniel Kefauver
Kefauver
Eva Coblenty
CN. Coblentz
Nears Middletown
Vhle County
Martha
Stauiler
Walkersville
Sunes
Spring
Dretheen
Letag
Kefauvere
Alles Coblentz
Middletown
County Correspondence From Nockh Point Of Now
Local notes report worsening weather and frost threats to flowers. Community updates mention Mrs A Stouffer in Frederick City, Mrs Moore improving, Mr Moore’s state residence, and attendance at Episcopal Church services. A correspondent notes corn and oats yields and a humorous digression on local currency use.
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Natal
A. Stouffer
Prederick City
Hymeneal Cards Out For Hickman Helm Wedding
Cards announce the engagement of Misa Mollie Hickman daughter of J P Hickman of West Point of Rocks to Charles Helm of Louba with the wedding planned at their home on Wednesday November 14 at 2 p.m. Also Rosa M Anderson of Fredericks and Joseph Slocell of Washington D C were married by Rev J Butler at the Lutheran parsonage in Washington on November 7 and will reside in Washington.
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Trastreme el Danan
General Interret
Fagbington Yaaterday
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
Ide M. Harrie
I. Ephraim
Montgomery County
Joseph Bincell
Washington
Joate M. Anderson
Frederick
Raman Marlage the Bride Was Expected To Prepare Port At Lowet
Misa Mollie Hickman
J.P. Hickman
Wesr Point of Rocks
Aincell
Purely Personal Notices and Local Auctions
Daily notices record sales and personal items including a Baltimore visit by Justice Eckstein, a sale conducted by Marvey R. Lease at Point of Hooka for Leander T. Pomeroy, and various local business mentions including Hood's and Raney Choice flour. The fragmentary text notes deliveries, routes, and market remarks from Frederick and nearby streets.
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Marvey R. Lease
Yea Forday
Point of
Hocka
Leander T. Pomeroy
Wm. Lomeroy
Echoes of Election and Local wagers in Cumberland
The article recalls post election chatter in Wellington and Ellcott City with Republican victories noted. It mentions wagers placed on precinct outcomes, humorous rides on wheelbarrows, and the celebratory mood among supporters. George L. Wellington, a Cumberland native, is profiled as a prominent congressional figure with a detailed career arc.
Unreadable OCR Item From Local Page
Fragmentary lines describe low prices and blankets, with garbled names and places. The readable text hints at a sale or weathered market item but lacks clear entities or dates.
Cosmopolitan previews arts and war survivor stories
The Cosmopolitan outlines its November issue featuring a show of distinguished beauty at the Academy of Fine Arts in New York. It also covers essays on French history, American art movements, and a personal narrative about war survivors and their children, including material by Aria We Teargee and references to a Merce service.
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Academy of Fine Arte
New York
Cosmopolita
Axcesttores
France
Abades
Atthia
Apple Crop Boom Dims Prices Amid Record Receipts
The West reports one of the largest apple crops in years with 47,027 barrels by Merchants' Exchange and 8,000 more from Missouri and Withers orchards. Receipts from January 1 to October 20 total 177,03 barrels, doubling last year’s figures. prices fell about 40 cents per barrel as warehouses stockpile. Varieties include Roman Beauty, Winseap, Hunteman, and Ben Davis with prices ranging from 1.50 to 3.18 per barrel for good to fancy fruit.
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Bost
Rall
Merchanta’ Exchange
Orcharda
Missouri
Withers
Marechauta
Stattatician
Onlora
Isigor
Winveap
Hunteman
Ben Davis
Gentrog Broughtrom
Local News Gleanings and County Updates
Notes from the state page report policy booth activity in Catyretcecaty and Stuart An additional telephone line proposed in Wicomico county. Ceell county surprises with a republican preference and the Washington County Savings Institution expected to pay 70 cents on the dollar. A dwelling burned in Calvert county and taxes issues surface in Howard county rabbit hunting day observed. A ballot package delivery mixup in Queen Anne's county may cause complications.
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Stuart
Wicomico County
Ceell County
HB. D. Mond
Dr. Leonard's
Calvert County
le Workere
Howard County
Queen Anne's
Anne Arundsl Almahenee Trustees
RIAD
Ws Sinnas Inseriron
Hutch Anniversary Celebrated At Wool Hut Street Home
Mr and Mrs Theodore B Hutch of Wool Hut Street marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with many friends and relatives present. Thirty five children were in attendance and guests enjoyed refreshments with gifts presented to Mr and Mrs Hutch.
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Walliw
Charles Trall
Delle
Apent
Tie
Theodore B Hutch
Wool Huth Street
Mim
Burch
Local Notice on Gas Consumers and Sunday School Event
Informal notice mentions Sociable event for Kin Eeangelical Lao theran Sunday Scho and a meeting tomorrow evening. Also outlines a gas consumer charge with payment details due by the 10th instant and discount after that date, signed by Ord. Chagan as agent.
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Kin Eeangelical Laotheran
Conaumora
Gaa
Lille
Ord
Chagan
Adel Ed Fae
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