Thomas Bride Weds Edward F Maisel at Buckeystown Home
A quiet ceremony at the bride's parents home Springdale Buckeystown united Miss Cath Thomas daughter of Cephas and Mrs Thomas with Edward F Maisel formerly of Catonsville. Rev At Hill Conner officiated with Nell Thomas maid of honor and John E Schaeffer best man as Lohengrin played. The couple plan to reside in Buckeystown.
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At Yitt Conner
Baltimore
Fat Thomas
John E. Schaeffer
Ath Thomas
Cephas Thomas
Edward F. Maissl
Buckeystown
Catonsville
Springdale
County
Athill Conner
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Nell Thomas
John E. Schachfer
Horse Ancestor Found By Exploration Party
An ancient horse skeleton about fox terrier size with four toes was discovered in the Lower Borene formation in Wyoming by a party led by Prof. Walter Granges. The find, the oldest horse ancestor in North America, will be studied at the American Museum of Natural History with 12 prehistoric horse specimens on record.
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Charfie
Walter Granges
New York World
American Museum of Natural History
Seventy-seventh Street
Central Park
West
Dobbin
Wyamlnng
Borene
Magenum
W. C. Whitney
Morris K Jesup
George Gould
Frank K. Sturgis
Arthur C. James
James R. Keene
Mission Board Adjourns After Long Baltimore Meeting
The General Committee of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore adjourned after approving a $888000 apportionment for foreign fields. Eastern Asia received 288802, Southern Asia 270784, South America 860, Mexico 604007, Africa 47200. the Women's Foreign Mission Society contributed 705808. The meeting also featured discussions on more active home programs and a planned Denver gathering.
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General Committee of Porergi Missions
Methost Episcopal Church
Baltimore
General Board For Foreign Missions
Jis
Foreign Mission
Eastern Asia
Tuelape
Filho
Africa
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
Pleasant Paragraphs of Friends at Home and Abroad
Personal notes from The News About Their Friends at Home and Abroad list numerous residents and visitors. Among those mentioned are Ab, Froteriek Razler of Wesblatton. Mr Albert Schaeler in Yellow Springs. Frank Westernborg of Buthnore in Frederick. red J Schroeder on South Market Street. OL Greer of Wunshuxton visiting his city. Lauter C tert of Jes supe visiting relatives. Willam Backey of Washington. Hey Mo L Beard and daughter of Thurmont visiting. Edgar H McBride of Baltimore visiting parental home. Mrs Nicholas Lochner and Mrs George Lochner in East Wirth Street. PD Frank Koontz of Sheppherdstown visiting M and Mrs Doll. Miss Margaret A Harbin in Washington visiting mother at Braddock Heights. Casper EB Cine and others going to Baltimore.
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Froteriek Razler
Wesblatton
Albert Schaeler
Yellow Springs
Frank Westernborg
Buthnore
Frederick
Yayat- Hess
Red. J. Schroeder
South Market Street
Oakland
OL Greer
Wunshuxton
Lauter C. Tert
Jessupe
Willan Backey
Washington
Nicholas Lochner
George Lochner
East Wirth Street
Frank Koontz
Shepherdstown
W. Va
East Third Street
Big City
Margaret A. Harbin
Nibrah
Braddock Heights
Messrs. Casper
Matrimony a Gamble in Five Marriages of Collom
Charles Dwight Collom of Los Angeles is sued by his fifth wife Mrs Grate Mateson Collom for separate maintenance. The piece traces his five unhappy marriages and his belief that alliances of the heart are a gamble driven by a hidden force guiding him toward a soulmate.
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Philosphy
Charles Dwight Collom
Los Angeles
Cal
Grate Mateson Collom
Collom
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations furnished November 1910 for farm products with prices on hay timothy clover mixed, grains wheat corn oats barley, flour mill feed and dairy feeds. Includes dairy seed meal straw and potatoes with per unit ranges and notes advertising advice for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Ted Dog
Seeda
NO MISSIONS IN SPAIN After Methodist board decision
After a long debate the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal church at East Baltimore Station decided not to enter Spain now citing political unrest and uncertain future policies. Leaders argued for Spain, while Bishop Cranston led opposition. Finances and risk were noted and focus shifted to aggressive work in Italy.
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Board of Foreign Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Baltimore Station
Spain
Tme
Tt Wag
J. M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
Thomas B. Neeley
William Burt
Willard S
Mallaleun
Bristol
Cranston
Buckley
Homer C. Stuntz
J. W. Bashford
China
Italy
Tinty
Europe
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming stomach fermentation and souring foods cause misery. It promises relief within five minutes of use, asserting the remedy digests any food and regulates stomach disorders. It also discourages hiding medical issues and hints at advertising in The News.
State Notes Highlight Local Political and Social Changes
Govington holds a Talbot majority estimate between 1,200 and 1,500 while bettors back Lewis and Warner in Allegany. A hunter shooting near Hagerstown heads to a hearing for D Webster Groh Jr. in addition to church transfers, wedding plans, a Britimore census recount, and burial in Baltimore. Also noted are plans for reorganization of the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Line, Methodist foreign missions funds, a 22 mile aviation prize flight by Hubert Latham in Baltimore, and Halethorpe aviation meet continuing with William S. Blackford elected vice president of Maryland Life Insurance.
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Govington
Talbot
Lewis and Warner
Allegany County
D. Webster Groh, Jr
Hagerstown
J. W. Lynch
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Roanoke
Harpers Ferry
Gretchen Wellington
George L. Wellington
Cumberland
Mahool
Britimore
John Joseph Conway
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Looaconing
Bonnie Brae
Baltimore
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
General Committee of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver
Hubert Latham
Sun
Evening Sun
Halethorpe
Wiliam 8. Blackford
William
Blackford
Maryland Life Insurance Company
The modest Colonial home and its grand successors
A Northern writer notes that colonial houses were simple compared with today. In Williamsburg and Annapolis, few remain large though some famed estates exist. Across the Northeast and South, early settlers built compact, practical homes focusing on cover and protection, with later wealth yielding broader villas.
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Williamsburg
White House
Curtis
George
Rappahannock
Annapolis
Chase
Maryland
Beverly
Pocomoke River
Pennsylvania
Stenton
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
van Cortlandt Manor
van Cortlandt Park
New York
Philipse
Yonkers
New England
New
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Ohio Valley
Eairly
Matrimony in London and remarriage ages in 1908
London Statistics notes that in 1908 London marriages totaled 33 600 with most couples aged 20 to 24. Twenty four thousand brides and grooms were in that 20–24 band. 2 279 brides were under 21, including one under 11. The best marrying age for London girls appears 21, with 14 800 brides at that age. Widow remarriage peaks at 35. widows remarrying skew younger, and the youngest widower to remarry was 19. A 21 year old widower married a 24 year old. Young widowers who remarried tended to wed women around 24.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Fon Don
Splinster
Treasury Considers Releasing New Silver Coins for Christmas
Treasury may order the mints to produce several million bright silver coins for holiday shopping though gold coins worth about 22 million remain on hand. Public demand from shoppers and merchants grows as subtreasuries face pressure. George S. Terry and banking leaders press for action, with Secretary McVeagh to decide upon his return.
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Treasury
George S. Terry
New York
Washington
MeCtung
Clearge E. Roberts
Mint
McVeagh
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure Test of Time in Frederick
A 1907 testimonial from Frank Bueckey of Frederick Maryland praises Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. He credits the remedy with curing a severe kidney complaint and backache after Civil War hardships and long trials with other treatments. He reports lasting relief and urges记 remember the name Doan's.
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Pccan
Frederick
C. E. Main
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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Resiwe
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J. M. Bucker
Seoul
Korea
Ouk
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Nore
Alan
Thedore Loosevelt
von Charles i Palrbarke
Rishon Walden
Tor
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Suger Ion
Barkley
Mattis
Hey
Wits
Frederick City
John Hendrick Bangs
N. Beachy
Gambriel Bousfeld
William Clark
John Cave
Eudward Doyle, Sr
Wm H. Coxon
Truining Pris
Col
Amour Freeman
Bill Green
Jacob F. Good
FM Hood
L. M. Hann
Ernest Marshberger
John Johnson
WC Kerrep
Charlie Lewis
Clyde Muteh
Frank Michaelback
James Machiavin
A. Phillips
W. Richards
John M. Spalding
Harry Stumbaugh
Chas Laverty
Leon A. Thon
Etta Louise Blake
Uidds Becen
Cusgard
Yicclese Carwood
Wincr Beth Caron
Mis Bhy Jackson
Lista Katowaaip
Vass Lille le Tender
M Ravi
Jonnie Stewart
Cora Sullivan
Margaret Winter
Tooma
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the Frederick News
the Home
Worker
Greater Frederick
Frederick and Vicinity
Boarch
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Mil Avenue
E. Kefauvir
Samuel Fahrney
Mary C. Mackley
West South Street
Roy Eee
WM. E. Darner
Agaat Aauel
Society King
Society
Moser's
North Market Street
D. Mantz
S. Market St
T. James Long
Frederick, MD
North Market ST
Waring Tyson
Carroll & Patrick Sts
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Bridge
Paltimore & & E & Ohig Railroad
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NEW _ YOR
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Pittsburg
Areriva
Chicago
Cincinnati
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67. Louis
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Lexington
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