News of the State from November 13 1906
Iniereat highlights include Kent county voters urged to sign retirements while Howara county plans telegraph line. A child of Thomas Macray is fractured by a horse accident near Linden Montgomery county. Adam Werssdoerfer of Baltimore dies from a gun accident on the Pairs road. The Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Society meets at Angerstown after a protest favoring care of the tiwane. Governor Lowndes will permit John Brookes to finish his term Dec 10. Tobacco delegations urge reestablishment of warehouses 2 and 4 for planters. Ernest Savage faces Baltimore grand jury for pushing an unknown man from a freight train into the Quapowar river. The Court of Appeals expected to affirm Judge Ritchie on Baltimore City Council ordinance validity stripping mayoral appointment power.
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Iniereat
Joan Terme
Celvert
Kent County
Ezade
Remue. & Company
Howara
Thomas Riley
Boes
Linden
Montgomery County
Thomas Macray
Adam Werssdoerfer
Monroe Atreex
Baltimore
Maryland
Angerstown
Lowndes
Jarge
John Brookes
Lattimore
Lewaden
Ernest Savage
Baltimore Grant
Quapowar
Court of Appeals
Rumom
Ritchie
Bright Items in Brief Bits of Local and General News
A jumble of short notes from Hagerstown and nearby areas covers financial woes of a man and a woman, a pearl imitation for under five dollars, etiquette on hats in theatres and churches, an award of $245 for a stolen item, a shooting-match prize, a drunken incident, and various local happenings from Hazleton to Sharpsburg including repairs, business notes, and a clothing merchant with goldfish.
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Sacld
GC. M. Davis
Elmer Wolf
Winchester
Hagerstown Globe
National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Wo.k. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Benjamin Rosenour
Letters From The People On A Missionary Visit Controversy
Readers respond to a missionary event at St. John’s Buckeystown with praise for orderly conduct, while correcting an earlier letter alleging misbehavior. The exchange notes strong attendance, exemplary decorum, and calls for a repeat visit, quoting speakers and performances by local clergy and youth.
Importest Difference Revealed By Toonsande
A misprint shows a claim that people misled by illness believe their system needs a cleansing. The text promotes a laxative product named California Fig Syrup Company and states it is sold by druggists. The passage lacks clear proper names or locations.
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Toonsande
A Clever Advertisement in a Store Window
Mr CO C Carty, a well known furniture dealer, displays a unique ad in his window showing a man reading The Times News in his lap. The piece is well crafted and draws attention.
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Mr. CO C Carty
Atention
Local religious meeting and community notices
The Ladhew Alt cociety held its monthly meeting on Sunday evening November 1, with prayers, hymns, readings, and a collection. Reports note hospitalities, illness, visits, and a rain replenishing wells. Oak Hill and Broad Run update pageants, church services, school events, and local travel. Community members are mentioned alongside harvest weather, sickness, and routine church work.
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Regsar
Ladhew Alt
Pascay
Drude
Gyses
Recitauion
Mies Ente Lawberid
Aviv
Allee Lamberth
Recutstos
Mesa J May
Shaffer
Masce Grand Vaaper Elects New Captain at Baltimore
A fragmentary report notes the Grand Vaaper Royal Ares Ma sons holding a session on May 29 in Baltimore Mascttte Temple. Mr Vasiel T Odeman, listed as clerk in this note, was elected great toptain of the how.
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Royal Ares Masons
Tempe
Baltimore
Vasiel T Odeman
Cure a bvere Cobh A Medical Mystery Explained
A fragmented report describes a cure for a mysterious illness spreading weeks earlier. The account mentions a serum or medicine with dramatic but unclear effects and references several researchers and laboratories in a dated context.
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Benner
Laberty
Labeitstuin
Peary
Frederick
Meijer
Test and easiest way to treat cosgo or cold
The ad promotes Pan Tine as the great remedy for coughs and colds. It claims Pan Tine quickly relieves symptoms and is sold at Buncer Bros Dragstore along with other listed tonics and preparations.
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Buncer Bros Dragstore
New Market Literary Club Meeting Notes and Local Health Remedies
The New Market Literary Club met at BRB Randles residence on November 6 with readings on Moore’s life and songs by members including Miss Marsalise Stier Miss Alma Stter and Miss Allie Wood. A report mentions Mr Osman Brown and a medical scene, then promotes Dr King’s New Discovery Pan-Ting and Bhitch's Core with testimonials and local drugstore references.
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Nsw
Markert Literary Club
New Market Literary Club
BRB
Randle
Moore
Marsalise Stier
England
Alma Stter
Resding
Faridise
Perl
Allie Wood
RB. Randall
Wm Wood
Jennie Wood
A. Stoavelier
Osman Brown
Gardner
Bec
Dr. King
Alt
Langtreudlr
Tris
Fresat A. &. Pearre
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J. M. Motter
M. Thoma
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Mr. Preasant Society
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House of God
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Buckeystown
Mt. Plassant
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Philadelphia
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George Davall
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Balartay
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Edward Hargett
James Carry
Micnle Eprecht
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Mim Mand Ogle
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Harry Scull
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E.R. Baker
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Charlie Kline
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John Miler
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Br. B. B. Craft
A. Young
Union Bridge
Double Pipe Creek
Henry Krisea
Edward Link
Danny Byler
Miller’s Bridge
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James
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Sera
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James C. Datnar
Oliver A- Huffer
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Stephen R Bowlus
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Blelner Broad
Toa
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Sratment Pawl
Csrarrh
Dr. Hater
City Hotel
Pierce
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Waies
Asconta
Emedy
Masoate Temple
Pomdur
N. J. Willor & Son
Excelsior Stove House
P.S
J. Wilson & SO
Lady Bicycle Riders
LOY & Perry’s
Crichester
Anna Giering
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Baltibiqre
Carty
Ole
Erick Public
Fredericz
America
Fodter's Dye Works
Duberland
LB. Adabs
W. Church St
Fox
Forsalen
Stelvyer Bros, Drugetsts
North Market Street
Sotaust Bay
Harris & CO
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D. Ata
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Willard C. Keller
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