HY MENEAL KOOS TO WED MARY IN URLEANS
Miss Exits Mary, daughter of Mr and Mrs D G X of Ujsmerile, will wed Mr W Watern Gloyd of Newton News VA at St Ignatiae Catholic Church in Urleans on Thursday November 21. Miss Elsor, well known in the county, lived in Petersville for years. STOTTMYER TOM A wedding of John M Stot tlemyer Garfield and Elya May Toms Foxvile was held with Rev Isaac Lovell officiating. Dr James A Micheli of Mt Saint Mary's College Emmitsburg reports a fossil discovery near Emmitsburg. A 4 ft 6 in by 2 ft 5 in slab of sandstone was sent to Johns Hopkins University.
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Toma Eee
Isaac Lovell
John M. Stottlemyer
Garfield
Elya May Toms
Foxvile
Jame A. Micheli
Mtst. Mary's College
Emmultsburg
Emmitsburg
Arch Sandstone
Repticland Co‘pirate
Geological Museum
Johns Hopkins University
Building the Bridges on Petersville Road
Mr C F Wenner contracts masons to work on the bridge abutments on Petersville Road at the north end of First Street Stanswick. The structure will measure 30 feet in width with a 12 foot span and sit six feet above the stream, with completion and grading to be finished before winter.
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C. 4. Wenner
He Masonry
Petersville Road
First Street
Stanswick
Frask
Rhode
Frank Eks
Willamm Oberta
Patrick S'Reet
Rhodes
Rice Io
Mr. Hoberts
Social World notes at Caldeen’s party for child
On Thursday evening Mrs. Fiem ag of South street hosted a pleasant party for her son Master Winter Fleming. Several guests attended and enjoyed games and amusements followed by delicious refreshments late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caildeen
Gospel meeting to be conducted by Rev L Kubiman
The Rev L Kubiman will conduct the Gospel meeting of the Association tomorrow afternoon at 3.90. All young men are invited. The Ladies Aurill will meet Monday night to resume business for the coming winter.
Carpets Go Over in City Amid Price Trends
Fragmentary OCR item notes carpet prices and market terms, listing vague references to mats, regents, and local vendors. The readable text hints at a citywide carpet discussion or sale with unspecified figures and names.
Flower Show in Baltimore Beats Frederick Exhibit
A visitor writes from Baltimore about the city flower show at Muse Hall. He notes smaller plant sizes than in Frederick, high tariffs on blooms, and a fine orchestra. The piece mentions the chrysanthemum display, carnation booths, and praise for local organizers while comparing to their own show. The tone is breezy with local color and mentions travel between Frederick and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssccem
Hepedlican Party
Tousmis Haller
R. MoComan
Chariie Wercheimer
Baltimore
Chryzanthepem Baow
Tade
Beckley
Hagerstown
Patr
Muse
Herman
Grom
Trafi
Mchryuses
Boor
Ed. Kemp
Harry Roefera
Gardeners Club Lehast Fovite
Psima Dudley Page Bas
Allen Rohrback
Onre
Potatoes Debated As Healthful Daily Diet
The debate features John Gilmer Speed and Dr Cyrus Edson disputing potatoes as a daily staple. Speed calls the tuber deficient in nitrogen and hard to digest, linked to dyspepsia, while Edson rebuts, warning against feeding potatoes to infants and stressing limited nutritive value. Mrs Rover weighs in as a prohibitionist, urging serving potatoes only with concentrated protein or legumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilmer Speed
Cyrus Edson
New York Board of Health
T. Rorer
Ladies’ Home Journal
Speed
Edson
Rover
Bridge Completer Improves Darieys Branch Crossing Near Barkittryilie
A bridge over Dariey's branch on the public road near Barkittryilie is completed. The structure stands about six feet above the stream bed with the road bed graded up on both sides with rock. The improvement replaces the old crossing and will greatly assist winter travel on this thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dariey
Barkittryilie
Danger from Catarrh and the Blood Purifier
The text warns catarrh in the head can lead to bronchitis or consumption and bleed deaths. It argues local treatments fail since catarrh originates from impurities in the blood. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior for purifying the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Market Gossip Notes Slow Trade At Frederick Market
Market day reports slow trade with cabbage, turals, potatoes, and apples in supply. Dressed chickens fetch 30 cents, eggs 1 cent per dozen, beef and veal prices listed, pumpkins and pies highlighted, while pumpkin and deli items reflect fall demand and Thanksgiving prep. Danny Hobbs visits, vendors peddle wares amid damp air as cabbage and pumpkins move briskly.
Literary Societies Class Exercises at Male High School
The first quarterly exercise of the eighth grade at Male High School was held yesterday at 2 p.m. Students presented essays and orations on figures such as Joseph Addison, Daniel Webster, and Washington. Officers elected included President George Dean, Secretary H. Clay Hull Jr, and Treasurer R. Lee Reich. The next exercise is slated for January 10, 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Summers
Joseph Addison
Hi Kefauver
Daniel Webster
Lee Reich
Kindness
Ralph Lorentz
Lord Byron
Edmund Mobstly
Coesan” Kieffer Ramsburg
Washington
H. Cisy Hell
Review of Cyrus Thomas and Mississippi Valley mound work
The New York Nation surveys Cyrus Thomas of the Bureau of Ethnology and his twelfth annual report on Mississippi Valley mound archaeology. It notes his tests of the mound-builder theory, his extensive field work, and the push toward a comparative method linking earthworks to known cultures, while acknowledging unresolved questions and revised views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osreas Thomad
New York Nation
Leite
Cyres
Thomas
Mississippi Valley
Misetasippi
Smithsonian Institution
Squiers
Sodeo
Sqaler
New York
Ohio
Missiastop
Cyrus Thomas
Bureau of Ethnology
Department of Mound Exploration
Etowah
Georgia
Indians and whites shared similar mound building skills
The passage argues that early records show Indians and whites reached a comparable level of development in arts and industries. Both built mounds and earthworks, traded with neighbors, and used similar implements and ornaments, supporting the view that Mississippi Valley mound builders were the Indians or their ancestors.
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Mexico
Alliatic Coast
Misalasippi Valley
Thin Valley
Thurmont Republicans Plan Victory Meeting Tonight
In Thurmont the Republican party of the vicinity prepares a meeting tonight to celebrate the county and state victory. Hon. Charles F. Marketell, delegate elect, will deliver an address on secession.
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Thurmont
Chas. F. Markell
Adolph Guttman linked to $490000 theft in Germany tale
Reports from New York on November 9 connect Adolph Guttman to a $490,000 theft, with claims he fled to the United States aboard a ship that sank off the North Sea. While Daniel Guttman and his sister are believed dead, evidence of Adolph’s passage remains unproven amid conflicting testimonies from Marie Holomann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Guttman
Germany
New York
Ellie
North Sea
Thea World
Smrong
Daniel
Daniel Guttman
Elbe
Adolph
Marie Holomann
Ho- Daken
Wittekind
Pasenger
Joseph Pfeifer
Chas
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