Community Notes from Tewts and Thurston
Local items report upcoming chapel services at the Chapel on November 19 and 23 with a public panorama, and a planned canning factory by P D Koons. Updates mention Jesse Fox’s new house within a month or two and Ed Geesey’s return from Woodaboro. Protracted services at Mountain M E Church are led by Rev W F Roberts.
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Ladiesburg
P.D. Koons
Jesse Fox
Edward Geesey
Woodaboro
Alma Locke
Aston Ecket
Wonderful Electric Effects at City Opera House
Daring second act of Faust features Faust and Valentine in a duel of electric swords flashing sparks and fire against a dark backdrop with Mephisto nearby. The spectacular effect headlines the City Opera House show next Wednesday in November.
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Faust
Valentine
Mephisto
City Opera House
Harbaugh Fleagle Nup At Greenmount Church
Mr. John G Harbaugh and Miss Mary E Fleagle of Union Bride Maryland were married last night at Greenmount Methodist Episcopal church in Baltimore. The bride wore a traveling suit in dark navy with matching hat and gloves.
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Harbaugh —Fleagle
John G Harbaugh
Mary E. Fleagle
Union Bride
Greenmount Methodist Episcopal Church
Chase Street
Homeward Avenue
Baltimore
The Sunday School Lesson Commentary Excerpt
The passage urges a transformed Christian life as contrast to the world, urging obedience, truthful speech, and renewal of the mind through Christ. It cites Ephesians and Colossians, warns against anger and deceit, urges labor for the needy, and emphasizes resisting the devil and grieving the Spirit. Includes testimonial notices from Kentucky merchants.
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Christ
Jesus
Jon i
Episcopal Church Divisions Discussed in Baltimore Session
In Baltimore on the 27th the Protestant Episcopal representatives will debate diocesan division and cathedral plans. A new Washington diocese head and a grand cathedral plus a university are proposed aims to make Washington a central episcopal hub. Grace Church in Linganore shows gains after Rev. May’s arrival. May left Holy Comforter Baltimore for Singanore.
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Chonrvhea
Episcgpalcheres Fe Moye
Rotestant
Baltivor
Dioscesan
Paret
Diocess
Washington
Grace Episcopal Church
Linganore Parish
New Market
David May
May
Church of the Holy
M. P
Buckeystown
Presbyterian Church
Beale
German Baptist Church
How to Clean a Fine Rug or Carpet and A Gossiping Adviser
A historical recipe advocates ammonia ether glycerin and castile soap to clean carpets with a wax-sealed solution. The piece also humorously critiques the intrusive “The Woman Who Gives Advice,” describing her habit of unsolicited guidance with sharp eyes and weariness to mortals.
Social Whirl at Dr Samuel Hoke’s in Ceresville
A pleasant sociable event was held last evening at Dr. Samuel Hoke’s residence in Ceresville. Guests from town included Miss G Loogingland, Mesdames Gertrude and Irene Lindsay, Helen Shipley, Carrie Barrick, and Messrs Olver Pearre, John Green, and H A Cramer, who enjoyed conversation and various games.
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Towx
Samuel Hoke
Ceresville
G. Loogingland
Misees Gertrude
Irene Lindsay
Helen Shipley
Carrie Barrick
Messrs
Olver Pearre
John Green
H. A. Cramer
Oldest Valley Resident Reaches Ninety Five
Mrs. Joanna Stottlemyer widow of Daniel Stottlemyer aged 95 is believed to be the valley’s oldest living person. She resides with daughter Mrs. Wm Hanover one mile east of Wolfsrttle. Her daughter is Mrs. Daniel Birer near Myersville and she is grandmother of Prof. T L Haver of Middletown.
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Joanna Stottlemyer
Daniel Stottlemyer
Wm. Hanover
Wolfsrttle
Middletown Register
Mornth
Four-Horse Team Breaks Tongue After Alarm on Carroll Street
A four-horse team owned by Mr. George Harbaugh of Walkersville became startled by Ht. Henry’s minstrel band yesterday afternoon on Carroll street. In the fright the wagon’s tongue broke, but the team was halted quickly with no further damage.
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George Harbaugh
Walkersville
County
Carroll Street
Ht. Henry
Brilliant Lecturer Mr Courtney DeKalb Delivers Peabody Institute Talks
Mr Courtney DeKalb a famed lecturer with a Frederick schoolteacher father returns to Baltimore for a series of standout talks in the Peabody Institute course. He is well known locally and remembered by former schoolmates.
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Courtney DeKalb
Frederick
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Chicago donor offers conditional gift to Columbian Museum
L Leiter of Chicago has around 3100 to give to the Columbian Museum on the condition the funds be retained in Jackson Park, Chicago. The donor is described as an admirer from Washington County. The article notes broad busking activity as a local pastime.
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L. Leiter
Chicago
Columbian Museum of
Jackson Park
Chicato
Lester
Washington County
Pain Baim advertised as remedy for chest and back pain
An old advertisement touts Pain Baim as better than plaster for chest and back aches and claims it can prevent pneumonia when applied to the chest and between the shoulders. The piece also suggests a sore throat can be cured in one night with a dampened application. Garrett & Pearre sell it in Frederick.
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Chamberisin
S & Baim
Garrett & Pearre
Frederick
Soll Rsson & Muatshtee
Shiloh
SILOH
Cts
HILOH
Garrott & Pearre
Frederick, Md
Chamberlan
Garrett & Pearce
Dr. Kings
Dr. King
Gar- Fon & Pearres Ding
Courage and calm in surgeons and others amid danger
A Longman’s Magazine excerpt argues courage in surgeons stems from habit and anatomy knowledge, not extraordinary nerve. It contrasts troopers and sailors reliance on habit, notes surgeons’ calm in face of difficulty, and challenges readers to be honest about their own nerve. It also references judges and a postal clerk’s vigilance amid public debates and a discussion on ball trajectories in human bodies.
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Dapgeen
Dever
Longman’s Magazine
Keen
Boy’s Bone Lesson and Epitaph Fragments in a Gazette
A mixed reading from Hospital Gazette and a French epitaph included a child’s essay on bones and joints, a short comic exchange about writing a modern society novel, and a testimonial for Brandreth s Pills plus a pain remedy advertisement. Notable items mention bone structure, joints like ball and socket and hinge, and a skeleton on the outside in animals.
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Hospital Gazette
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Urbana
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Francisco
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York
W.Y
Best’ S
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D. M. ‘Hearne
Kentucky
W. M. Terry
Elkton
Chamberlain
Gough
Frederik.ee
J. S Hawkins
Chateau Tenn
Garrett & Pearre, Druggiste
Werman
Shepp
New York Advertiser
Sheriff
Wurmen
Foreman
United States
Washington Star
Ottolene
A N. K
Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Coos
Br Desferm
T. Cousins
Carlisce
George A. Gilbert
Jean Pinto
Jean Pintor
New York Herald
EA. Venney
Brookville
Ontario
Apada
Brandreth
Sue
Hed
Hed Flag
Issid
Steiner Bros. Drugstore
Garret & Pearre
Steiner Tros
Earl's Clover
Garrow & Pearre
Dragpista
Lane
Jeffies
E. M. Remsburg
Carlin House
Busines
E. Patrick St
CNDER
Nancy Hanks
Monbar
W. T. Delaplaine
the News Ofice
Sexton Grand
Iron King and
Noble Cook
Frederick Steve House
E. Patrick
Rich
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W. H. B. Etchison
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Excelsior
Parag
Calentis
Roanoke
N. J. Wilson & Son
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East Patrick ST
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W. L. Douglas
Sayon
DO Reckion
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Gautschi
Gautsch & Sons
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