Weather Summary From Weather Bureau Report
The Weather Bureau report notes conditions at 8 p m on October 1 with high pressure east of the Mississippi and a low moving toward Texas. Temperatures rise over the Middle Atlantic and fall north of Montana while Florida remains unsettled with rain in parts. Warmer weather expected in the central valleys and Atlantic coast regions with fair conditions elsewhere. Winds circulate around high and low pressure systems with cooler, clearing air near highs and warmer, moist air near lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moogs
Upper Lake
Texas
Montana
Florida
South Atlantic
New England
Atlantic Cosal
Notice of Various Advertisers and Listings
A scrambled OCR page lists multiple entities and items including banks Jacob Rohrback properties for sale Doll & Albaugh Baking Powder Henry Lorentz Hester Dr Goodell and railings. It mentions committees and distributory notices with references to Democraw Republicans and names such as C Mebring president. The text is fragmented and covers a mix of advertisements notices and listings without coherent narrative.
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Mech
Nath Bank
Frederick Co
Nat'l. Bank
Jacob Rohrback
Sonr
Doll & Albaugh
Thomas
Henry Lorentz
Dr. Goodell
TOR
C. Mebring, Prest
Rhodes
B. P. Co
Broad NR notes onEducation and Local events
Brief bits survey diverse items including education by university degrees for public schoolmasters in England, a Arizona slate mine near Phoenix with extensive vein, a Riflemen armory meeting, Annapolis Guarda reception, frost and possible snow on South Mountain, Senator Gorman’s Frederick speech set for October 18, Chas Collins heading to Woodstock for the Fredericks fair, and a contract award for drugs to Montevane Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Arizona
Jaya
Phenix
Annapolis Guarda
South Mountain
Gorman
Frederick
Chas Collins
Woodstock
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Area
Frederick area social column reports Mrs Wm T Moliniz of Frederick as guest of Mrs J B Stonebraker in Hagentows. Elizabeth Smith of Myersville visits daughter Mrs W C Daley in Hagerstown and returns home. Miss Mary Thomas of the city to live in McKeesport Pa. Mrs Chas Wachter leaves Walkersville home to accompany husband to Baltimore. they will board with Mrs Fallon for winter. Miss May Trenholm of Mt Ephraim visits Frederick. Mr George A Gilbert in Baltimore on business. Mr and Mrs R Rush Lewis newlyweds touring Celifornia. Chief Marshall P M Hiteshew of the Frederick fair names aides: Weasley Kindley, James J Davis, Everest Harding, William Howard, C A Smith, Harry Boyle, A J Rodgers, Henry B Chiswell, John D Hammond, Wm Burton, A J Fitzsimmons, Harry Liggets, John Best Jr, Sidney A Sappington.
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Wm. T. Moliniz
Frederick
J. B. Stonebraker
Hagentows
Elizabeth Smith
Myersville
W.C. Daley
Hagerstown
Mies Mary Thomas
Sills Thomas
McKeesport
Chas
Wachter
Walkersville
Baltimore
Sub Treasury
Fallon
May Trenholm
Mt Ephrsim
George A. Gilbert
R. Rush Lewis
Bryn Mawr
Celiforns
Aida
Marshall
Marshall P. M. Hiteshew
Frederick Fair
Weasley Kindley
James 3. Davis
Everest Harding
William Howard
C. A. Smith
Harry Boyle
A.&. Rodgers
Henry B. Chiswell
John D. Hammond
Wm. Burton
A. J. Fitssimmons
Harry Liggets
John Best
Sidney A. Sappington
Wedding of John Shaw New-Steel Paes at Arangelicel Re formed
The wedding of Mr. John Shaw New-Steel Paes will be celebrated this afternoon at four o'clock in the Arangelicel Reformed church with the ceremony set to bring together the newly united couple in a formal church setting.
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John Shaw
New- Steel m
Thia Afernoon
Fosr
Origins of names and language roots traced across Europe
A scattered【OCR】 essay surveys given names and their meanings across cultures. It links biblical and Germanic roots, notes Anglo Saxon derivatives in Frederick families, and lists numerous surname derivations from clan and place names. It references Irish, Welsh, Norman, German, and French lineages, and mentions Kilian’s history with Christianity and the evolution of patronymics. It also touches on church notices and local schedule changes.
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Tax
Tae News
Chris
England
Vito
Atta
Otho
Fadar
Father
Pitr
Pat
Pader
Pater
Tallan
Padre
Vater
Fatar
Faeder
Fader
Vader
Pere
Otetz
Athaic
Tad
Oteses
Otec
Finniah
Isa
Bippa
Babb
Taed
Bader
Ozbh
Frederick
Abbott
Lindsay
Murdock
Norwood
North Wood
Radcliffe
Hildebrand
Gilbert
Blake
Bleck
Reese
S Rmale
Rlebs
Rice
Rogers
Rhooderick
Sefton
Schroeder
Stegler
Jaweler
Simmona
Stoxes
Stoker
Tyson
Tye
Shriver
Seabold
Baylor
Staus
Staley
Warehelm
Franklin
Carmack
Mac
Ben
Osrlin
Dillin
Kilgore
Gorman
Petson
Deaver
Delber
Bailey
Linton
Lynch
McAleer
McBride
McCardell
McClew
McDevitt
David
McCurdy
Adam
McDonnell
McLain
O'Leary
O'Neill
Quinn
Rogan
Floyd
Mortis
Ingle
Crawford
Rock-Ford
Palmer
Crouse
Eldridge
Fallon
Geary
Beckley
Bernhardt
Burghardt
Burkhart
Barkett
Eberhard
Everhardt
Dietrich
Detrick
Gehrhardt
Hermann
Ulrich
Walters
Herteog
Bastsock
Konrad
Gounselor
Smitha
Youngs
United States
Testonis
Hechmidt
Jung
Germany
Kilian
Goebert
Wurtzberg
Wolfram
Lampert
Willebrand
Trade
Kunibert
Wartsburg
Kitlan
Lorentz
Lawrence
Various State News From Maryland Yesterday and Today
Local items report water works planning near Hyattville and Denton, a high school planned for Elliot City, and election clerks named in Howard County. Court terms begin in Prince George's, a death found in Charles County, and frost harms Anne Arundel farms. Religious and civic meetings across Montgomery, Kensington, Hagerstown, and Cumberland are noted, along with school consolidation in Elliot City and a court case over La Pista bond.
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Hyattville & Planning
Dentondes
Elliout City
Howard County
South
Consberi
Prince George’s County
Willam Dannington
Woodn
Charles County
Anne Arondel
Presbytery of
Westminster
Dells
Hey
McLean
Albert Rabbt
Olney
Hentgomery
Chapel Point Trgants
la Pista Court House
Court of Appeals
Nicholas Wicker
Port Depoalt
Tall
At &Tkton
Peter W. Hawkins
Hurst
Cambridge
Hemphill
South Carolina
John P. Poe
Othera
Allegany County
Cumberland
Lloyd Lowndes
Along City Board of Election
Somerset County
Holland
Mandamus
Frank Buchtell
Baltimore
Smail
New York and Washington Limited
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Young People’s Chrisian Union
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Bagerstown
Ferdinand Williams
Tha
Henry W. Hoffman
Two Advantages of the Newspaper Vovertizer for Business
This fragment highlights two key benefits for a businessman using newspaper advertising: owning the right modern method to secure business and gaining access to cooperation from experienced partners with capital and proven success. It argues these advantages ensure effective and economical results.
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Vovertizer
Tomato Salt Cure for Liquor Habit Proposed
A remedy claims that eating large amounts of tomatoes sprinkled with salt will spoil liquor for the drinker. By consuming tomatoes to excess for several days the alcohol will taste offensive or be thrown up if consumed. Described as a cheap gold cure, it relies on strong daily tomato intake.
Frederick Fair appoints Potts as official alter ego
President Charles N. Hargett of the Frederick Fair names Mr Richard Potts as one of his alass during the coming erbibulos. The published list in The News on Saturday omitted Mr Richard Ross. Potts and Ross are excellent horsemen and their presence will add to the dignified sin of President Hargett.
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Charles N. Hargett
Frederick Fair
Richard Potts
Erbibulos
Richard Ross
Tee News
Potts
Mr. Ross
Hargett
Funeral for Mrs Harriet Morningstar at Buckeye Towne Church
The funeral for Mrs Harriet Morningstar was held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning at the M P Church in Buckeystown. Rev W M Strayer conducted the service with Rev Dice slated. Pallbearers named Chas F Thomas John A DeLashmutt J McBkines Melyn Cromwell Interment at Mt Olive Cemetery Undertaker W H B Edil eon. The fire bell rang Friday night in Mar nabarg to summon a policeman to seize a cow foraging in a backyard.
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Harriet Morningstar
M. P
Buckeystows
W. M. Strayer
Dice
Pall Besters
Chas. F. Thomas
John A DeLashbmutt
J. McBkines
Melyn Cromwell
Mt. Olive Cemetery
W.H. B. Edileon
Marttosbburg
Marnabarg
Pen Mar Closes Saturday Season Declared A Success
The season closed at Pen Mar this Saturday and was regarded as very successful in all respects. The note highlights ongoing benefits to health from Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for disease.
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Secendful Sesacn
Pen Mar
Republicans Meet to Organize for Campaign push in Frederick
A large Frederick Republican Association gathering at Beat Church Street headquarters charted plans for the tall campaign. George presided, praising progress and urging unity. Local candidates Hite and Norwood spoke, a sign for front door was approved, and precinct clubs were to be formed as general headquarters. The group aims for broad organization with hundreds of members and nightly activity.
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Frederick Repubican Association
George
Btrety
Harvey Lease
Wo H Hlote
Anu Bir
Norwood
Medley
Republican Association
Frederick County
Tng
Republican Party
Key Monument Association Holds Annual Meeting at Frederick
Members of the Key Monument Association of Frederick held an evening meeting at the A C 4 rooms. President W C Birely named an executive committee for the coming year including Prof B L Boblitz Prof O W Ely Mr Joseph D Baker Dr T S Esder Mrs Belen Schley Mrs Geo M Ott Mrs J Ganshew Markey Mrs L M Nixdorff and Mrs Laura Chiimplive. Receipts for the monument fund totaled 27.25 with contributions from Mrs Geo G Rhoderick Sr Justin B French and others. A vote of thanks was given to the Board of Aldermen for backing the City Opera House event and to Mrs Donald McLean for her address. The group aims to raise about 2000 to complete the monument work.
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Key Monument Association of
Frederick
A.C
W. C. Birely
Association
B. L. Boblitz
W. Ely
Joseph D. Baker
T. 5. Esder
Belen Schley
Justin B. French
Nelda
N. Deardrif
Canal Dover
City Opera House
Donald McLean
New York
Attempted death by own action near Wolfsville
Mrs Joaboa Delander a widow about sixty, living with her son Charles near Wolfsville, attempted to hang herself Sunday morning but was cut down in time to live. This was her second such attempt recently. Domestic troubles are said to have led to the act.
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Joaboa Delander
Charles
Wolfsville
Forthcoming History Of Kuaitan Liserstate By Miss Trail
A note from Frederick announces forthcoming works by Miss Prorence Trail. History of Kuaitan Liserstate is in preparation along with several smaller semi religious works by the author.
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Kuaitan
Local party notices and ads from Frederick area rails October 4
Local notices show Democratic and Republican meeting schedules in Frederick with addresses and dates. Advertisements promote carpet cleaning and rail excursion fares to Atlanta, with pricing for season and twenty day passes from Frederick and nearby towns.
Wonderful Niagara Excursion from Washington to Falls
Announcement of an organized excursion to Niagara Falls and nearby sites via Royal Blue Line and Lehigh Valley Route on Tuesday October 16. Departs B&O Station Washington at 10 am and Baltimore 9:05 am, arrives Falls about 11 pm. Round trip tickets are valid ten days, with rates listed for Ellicott City and other Maryland towns. Charles A. Scull, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, provides details.
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America
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Maudh Ghook
Ametica
Glen Onoko
Rochester
Geneva
B. and
O. Station
Washington
Baltimore
Falls
Ellicott City
Rockylle
Bronswheck
Hagerstown
Frederick
Mid
Harper's Ferry
Charles A. Scull
Remieniey
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the Daily News
Fin Meyer
Aessont
Bom
Asghar
Wasameron
D.C
Thoredsy Fale
Evinstina Sar
All Selata Episcopal Church
Wa. B. Keller
Teleetty
Lasberan Church
Dhe
Hood
Mrs. Dellander
California
Ruth Markey
Amos
San Francisco
Miss Markey
Ming Markey
East
Pimlico
Bir. C. M. de Garmendia
Sa “Potomac
J. W. C. Stewart
Ve. Eziekis Moxley
Justus
Shriner Milling CO
Shrines Milling CO
MFGRA
Cerestille Rolle
Abe Frederics
Tien Asascattys
Ehe
Republicen
Patrick Street
Bueloere
Central Nationsl Bank of
Frederick, Md
Frederick City
Tex Henry Williams
Thomas Rice
N. Market St
FP. W. Doub
Radock & Nethdig’s
A. T. Rice & Sons
Steiner Bros
Atlanta
Keedgarilie
Brunswick
W. Va
Niagara
Royal Biue
D.H. Best
Besscers
Aire
Ray AY
Ard
D. H. Bers
North Narebt
Milani & Kemp
Hisi
Lobouse
John Hendrickson
Allege Lins
Warsall&y
Joan Hianpriceson
F. VY. Slaub
Igpon and
Bsc
Bt. Ha
F. V. Stavs
Doll Brothers
Youl Brothers
North Market
Dou Beoruzis
MpEe
Tak Tea
THE
Bailing Grocery Co
Uno-Tonic
Reine
Kew Fall
ATH
Ricra
Ricks
John 4. Kennedy
Merchant Talcox
North Market Street
Fr Obeck A Neidig
Coe
Som
Rudock & Neidig
Rior
A. T. Ries & Som
Prederick, Ms
James E. Walker
Jas. EK
Waizzi & CO
J. F. Eisensauer
F. Eisenhauer
Bhrouldaehs
BAM
Deil Ureer
D. F. Eisenbaues
Eisenbauer Building
Merket
Bens
Wing
Bartholomas
N. F
Boo
Apully
Leo
National Qapitall
C. B. Evans & Buns
Betrafing India Palk Sle
Agen
G. Lipps
Cor
Weat Farring and
Talegrapt
Sam
Wenderick, Ma
Ree ‘Estate
S. Suan
Waikeraville
Saiea
Patriex
Ken W
Stetper
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Wesosines & Frederiak
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Dorsey Ercaison
Attorney-At-Eas
Sfieen Montis
Sas Catan Sere
Ali Borin Mas
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Levy
Attornat-At-Law
Solicitor II Chancery
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