Moon's Phases and Maryland Weather at Fair Week
A local column dissects a Washington letter alleging Maryland vice factories near the D C line and claims of corruption among sheriffs. It rebuts the sensational piece, affirming no personal knowledge but noting nearby establishments mirror issues seen around large cities and stress on law enforcement.
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Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
Washingtoniaca
China
Philippines
Frederick
Gelveston
McKinley
Teddy
Fragmented outdated prose on press bias and law
A garbled passage mocks claims of truth and press confidence, contrasting Maryland law and national trust. It hints at a Maryland pride and unease about dissenters, alleging biased writing and the allure of cash from sensational papers.
Contemporaries clash in political and war reporting
A collage of editorials notes Democrats seek zero varry Marrlach reports from Cumberland Times. the Boers contradict war end claims angering Britain per Baltimore Herald. Washington Post Champions Heer Cates Lodge. Montgomery county reference to Ell gour while Baltimore News cites bicycle note. Baltimore American comments on fences and child development as a proverb about maturity.
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South Africa
Great Britain
Baltimore Herald
Washington Post
Heer Cates Lodge
Montgomery County
Baltimore News
What Is the Mother's Congress and Its Purpose
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt describes the mothers' congress as an organization of women designed to provide practical guidance to raise children. The text juxtaposes humorous quotes about trust, locks, and hair, including a man’s suicide attempt and a light exchange about a cabinet key. The tone reflects period humor and social norms.
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Mother's Congress
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Country Fair In Every State And Town
The Boston Journal notes the country fair as a time honored institution celebrated across states and counties. It highlights enduring scenes, crowds, and agricultural pride with governors and citizens in old prints, and mentions weather, healthy cattle, racing horses, and visitors part of the fair ambiance. The piece suggests fairs reflect regional charm and shared national interest.
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The
Boston Journal
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
A dubious advertisement touts relief from bladder and kidney distress within six hours using a product called New Great South American Kidney Cure. It claims to ease water retention and is marketed by esis vy &8ch'ey & Bro, with additional notes on Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and lameness.
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Jeremy
Song of the Fields and Night by the Ancient Voice
A fragmented poem recalls a rural scene with a farmer’s lad and Meg walking to the church. It contrasts sorrow with cheer, mentions wisdom wealth and love in a ritual nightfall, and ends with the refrain Cheerily, cheerily, oh.
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Meg
Tia
Wickward Hermits Of Timber Island Live A Quiet Life
William Wickward aged 73 was found living in a thirty foot cabin boat deep in the marshes around Timber Island near Back Creek in New Jersey. The Wickward brothers retreated from business reverses decades ago and chose solitude away from the busy world.
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Timber Island
Back Creek
New Jersey
William Wickward
Wickward
Hermit of the Maryland coast brothers live in cabin boat
Two successful coastal Maryland businessmen, both geomarried, lost nearly all they had and turned to a thirty foot cabin boat named the Hermit. They sailed from Delaware Bay to Back Creek near Cedarville New Jersey, living as hermits on Elmer's stream for years. Charles died at 67, and his brother William died later, ending the strange life aboard.
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Maryland
Delaware Bay
Greek
Cedarville
N. J
Personal notices from Frederick and surrounding area
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include R C Darrow, J Edward Lutz, E Schiey Cassin, Laura Chapline, Phoebe Neidig, Mrs Ford, Wm S Miller, Rose Kreb, Richard Zacharias, Mccargell & Son, and Stella Brodbeck. Local market quotes for corn, shelled corn, wheat, and hay accompany notices.
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R. C. Darrow
Adamstown
Frederick
J. Edward Lutz
Middletown
E. Schiey Cassin
Nasy Department
Washington, D. C
Laura Chapline
Ithis City
Phoebe Neidig
Fmelds
Hanover
Miller
Scot Peiricx Street
Rose Kreb
J. Beckley
East Second Street
Washington
Agricultural Show Delays Amid Weather and Market Prices
Farmers await fair weather as stalls and stock sales plan shift. Prices listed include Sutter 25¢ lb, poultry 25¢ each, fruits and vegetables with oranges 20–49¢ per dozen and potatoes 25¢ per peck. Apple crop leads fruit season with an estimated 210 million barrels. England receives a large share. Bond and stock notes reflect mild market activity. money rents hover around 2–4 percent in New York and local loans.
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Glen
Bay Mackeral
Taylors
Weekly Review of Trade Boots and Shoes Leather EITC
Bautmuore October 5 Boots and Shoes trade is rising as season advances. Buyers want orders filled early with no decline expected as leather prices rise. Leather demand is steady. hides and tallow show gradual improvement. wool trading remains light with small sales. Bartners Librarg Ce.
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Bautmuore
Deslors
Bartmors Librarg Ce
Markets Improve Across The Board This Week
Baltimore traders report a steadier market with improved sentiment noted this week and especially today. In New York demand centers on Baltimore and Ohio, the new Pacific and Northern Pacific, along with foreign trade, reflecting cautious optimism in prices and activity.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Nhew Pacific
Northern Pacific
Snake hunter F S Klinger draws county wonder
F S Klinger, a public school teacher in Ephrata Pennsylvania, is famed for catching snakes with bare hands during his vacations. Known as calm and well educated, he hunts snakes on tips from locals, seeking the thrill rather than as a freak show.
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F_S. Klinger
Ephrata
Klinger
Deadliest spotted adder and bold snake catcher story
The article describes Klinger's encounter with a four foot spotted adder noted for extreme venom. It recounts his capture of a black snake and a near fight with a second reptile. The venomous adder and other specimens will be sent to the Philadelphia Zoological Gardens.
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Kinger
Professor Klinger
Andis
Philadelphia Zoological Gardens
Elinger
The
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Advertisement for Mt Pleasant Farm Sold for 5000
On September 26 M S McDaniel of Mt Pleasant ran an ad in The News offering sale of a garden and track farm. He asked for a one month continuation but yesterday had the ad discontinued after stating he sold the property to Wilbur D Cronise for 5000. He noted about a dozen inquiries from potential buyers.
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M.S. McDaniel
Mt. Pleasant
McDaniel
Wilbur D. Cronise
New Substitutes for Coal In London Market
London is exploring substitutes for household coal including peat as a chemically prepared “new coal.” The piece weighs the potential impact of peat against traditional coal, noting uncertainty about replacement success and referencing portable remedies for digestion and health. It also advertises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a claimed cure for digestive ailments and malaria with a private revenue stamp on the bottle.
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London
Feizure
Hostetter
Frederick Fair Looms Over Town Weekly Notes
Mary Jasz writes about the approaching Frederick Fair, local events, and weekly life. She notes weather, church and school activities, harvest services, weddings, concerts, and community gatherings. National events and elections are touched on alongside fair preparations, markets, and plans for excursions and cultural events.
Century Run to Baltimore by Century Cycling Club
Baltimore riders plan a 6 am departure to this city for the Century Cycling Club annual run. The article notes the event and mentions riders leaving Baltimore early, with local names associated to the event and its schedule.
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Century
Century Cycling Club
Baltimore
The Work I Death Marie Bronewics Youth Buried
A young woman named Effie Kune of Bronewics died last week and was buried on S22 from Bork at Lovettsridle Reloemed cemetery. She was 2 years 9 months and 73 days old. The funeral followed at Lok eran church then to Moidcrown.
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Bronewics
Tay
Bork
Rex J
Lovettsridle
Sick residents and relocations reported in cityاط
The Sick Mr. Arctuer Willard of Easthoech street is on the sick list. Marths Ackerman, the little Fresh aur gul, has been sick for some time. Mrs. B. F Proves is convalescent and was taken to Baltimore early this morning to be treated at the Child's Hospital. Mr. Holmes D. Baber of East Chasth street has been very ill but is much improved.
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Epto
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New York
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Finigan's Ball
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Market Street
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York
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Arctuer Willard
Easthoech Street
Faust Marths Ackerman
Gul
B. F Proves
Holmes D. Baber
East Chasth Street
Boy Hurt In Road Accident On West Patrick Street
Michael Kuhn, son of Mr John Kuhn of West Patrick Street, was struck in the forehead by a stone or piece of wood on Thursday night. Dr Franklin B Smith set five stitches yesterday. The boy cannot recall how the accident happened or who threw the object.
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Michael Kurin
John Kuhn
West Patrick Street
Franklin B. Smith
Three Carp Weighed 14 19 and 21 Pounds in Monocacy
Fisherman David Freskonr pursued three large carp on the Monocacy River over several days. The fish weighed 14, 19 and 21 pounds respectively, marking a notable catch for the local angler.
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