Astronomical notes and fleeting references in 13 in American History
Fragmentary OCR mentions Samuel Freeman Miller death from 1816 birth and lists astronomical terms Mercury Jupiter Venus Morulog star Saturn Altair and a distant reference to a $30 price point, with vague southwestern edge of a byway and a conspicuous star near tila constellation.
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Bamuel Freeman Miller
United States Supreme Court
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Morulog
Saturn
Altair
Constellation
Tila
The Marvel City Opera House and City Edition Delay
The Great World Series coverage caused late printing in Frederick with the city edition held for baseball news. A tech delay and an electric score board issue delayed the Empire theater updates and the Opera House report, forcing readers to wait for delayed city reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredick
Frederick
Spices to Cost More Amid Holiday Pantry Strains
Baltimore ice dealers warn spice prices will rise as wartime trade disruptions and higher insurance and exchange rates push costs up. Import shifts from tropical sources, limited German and Austrian supply, and bottlenecked shipping threaten holidays with pricier seasonings for puddings and dishes.
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Baltimore
Ile
Tropics
Far Eastern
Ameri
Germany
Holland
America
Austria
Almas
Among the Sick of Loretta Rowe in City Hospital Care
Loretta Rowe's group includes Luther H. Morgan confined with fever and Irvin Rice recently ill but now able to go out. Others: Neel at East Third Street and Dr Thomas Kelley of Washington to operate at Frederick City Hospital. Harman and Wailer of Brunswick report large bass and six sunfish caught at Quarter Branch near Wick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Rowe
East South
City: Hospital
Luther H. Morgan
East Sixth
Ster Irvin Rice
North Markett
FF. Neel
East Third Street
Frederick City
Thomas Kelley
Washington
L. S. Harman and
Wailer Juscrove
Brunswick
Wick
Married Too Young Court Case Highlights Pitiful Union
The court processed two cases this afternoon, a 16 year old girl named Mrs Covell seeking separation after a short marriage to a man about 23, and Harvey Covell found not guilty of desertion. Judge Worthington blamed the early marriage while Associate Judge Peter questioned the admissibility of the allegedly experimental union. A second case involved Leslie Albaugh found guilty of assault and battery, with sentencing to follow, and Jacob H Gorman facing a statutory breaking charge connected to a South Market Street burglary. The trial included questions about multiple offenses in one indictment and motions to quash filed by counsel Reno Harp and Leo Weinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Peter
Harvey Covell
Glenn H. Worthington
Covell
Leslie Albaugh
Gorman
Jacob H. Gorman
Cecil and Roerke
South Market Street
Raymond Gelsbert
Reno 8
Harp
Leo Weinberg
Traverser
Eye Removed from New Market Man in Painful Operation
C Ray Etzler of New Market underwent a painful operation on Monday in which his right eye was removed. Doctors H H Hopkins James A Long and C L Magruder performed the procedure. Etzler had eye trouble since last March and had four hospital treatments, including electric wire therapy and two radium treatments. His wife and sister Mollie Etzler were present. The operation was successful and friends expect a speedy recovery. Hungary introduces street letter boxes that open only when a postman's bag is attached beneath to catch contents.
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C. Ray Etzler
New Market
Mon- Gay
H. H. Hopkins
James A. Long
Frederick
C. L. Magruder
Etzler
Mr. Etsler
Misa Mollie Etzler
Mr. Etzler
Hungary
Toned Up Whole System by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Esther Mac Baker of Spencerport New York writes that Chamberlains Tablets cured her bilious attacks sick headaches and that tired feeling. She used several bottles months ago and says they toned her whole system. For sale by all dealers.
It Always Does the Work Tahe Chamberlain Cough Remedy Ad
R E Roberta of Homer City Pa says the Chamberlain cough remedy outperforms all others. He reports using it for years and finds it effective for persistent coughs and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahe Chamberlain
R. E. Roberta
Homer City
Ladies Night planned by St Johns Council Knights of Columbus
Members of St Johns Council No 1622 Knights of Columbus in this city plan a November ladies night. Many members will take the fourth degree in Washington on Thanksgiving afternoon. a banquet and ball in Washington is expected to draw about 800. The Columbus lodge observed Columbus Day with addresses by Thomas J Walsh George Rodock Sr and Dr Joseph Thomas. Grand Knight Joseph F Eisenhawer Sr delivered the welcome. Albert Smith entertained with humorous recitations. A buffet luncheon was served under M T Engle. menu included ham and cheese sandwiches salad chips olives celery and coffee. Nearly 100 attended in this city with visitors from Adamstown Buckeystown Dickerson Barnesville and Emmitsburg.
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St. Jobn's Council
Knights of Columbus
Washington
America
Columbus
Thomas J. Walsh
George 8. Rodock, Sr
Jos. Thomas
Adamstown
Joseph F. Eisenhawer
Albert Smith
M. T. Engle
Knights’ Columbus
Buckeystown
Dickerson
Barnesville
Emmitsburg
Mail train late. Winchester also delayed
The mail train due at 6 40 p m arrived at 7 55 p m owing to a freight train. The Winchester train arrived about 8 30 p m. Miss Mary Notnagle showed The News samples of large Yellow Cling peaches weighing a fraction of a pound each, grown in her yard on West All Saints Street.
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Nea
Winchester
Mary Notnagle
Milinery Opening and Fair Preparations in Frederick
Local notices announce a 12 o'clock closing for October 22 to allow clerks to attend the Frederick Fair. Milinery openings are billed for October 14 and 15 at Payne's Millinery Parlors. Season tickets for daily fair admission go on sale October 13 at the Secretary's Office. Private grand stand boxes will be auctioned October 17 for four days, with seating for seven per box. Oysters offered by Cramer Hotel on East Patrick Street with home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winebrener
Payne's Millinery
East Patrick St. Frederick
Cramer Hotel
East Patrick Street
Reserved chairs sale for Great Frederick Fair opens Thursday
The gate of the reserved chairs on the Grand Stand for the Great Frederick Fair in October 2023 will begin at 9 o'clock next Thursday morning. The box sheet will be at the Secretary's office, 46 North Market Street. Reserved chairs cost 25 cents each, with cash required for any order. The Just Government League meets Tuesday at 4 PM at the Y M C A building. Florence Trail is president. Edward James, merchant tailor, offers suits and overcoats from 15 to 20 dollars at 11 South Market Street with cleaning and dressing services. Phone 34-8.
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Seaton
North Market Street
Just Government League
Frederick Fair
Edward James
South Market Street
Fresh Grocery Ad Urges Conserving Water This Week
A brief notice requests a temporary halt to sprinkling of streets lawns and grounds during the current week and the Frederick Fair week to conserve water for the expected high demand next week. References to dairy products and Blue Ribbon Grocery indicate a local ad promoting fresh cheeses and phone contact.
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Frederick
Climento
Pimento
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Frederick City to consider storage reservoir plan for water
City Attorney Edward J. Smith says a Philadelphia engineer will inspect Frederick’s water system on Thursday and likely urge a 20 to 30 million gallon storage reservoir to relieve drought conditions. The plan would expand later to about 3094 million gallons, with bond votes uncertain as streams run unusually low and rainfall scarce.
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Wm. HL. Boardman
Philadelpia
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
Boardman
Smith
Fishing Creek
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Backin
Robert K. Martin
Baltimore City
Local Bank Surplus and Redfern Corset Line Highlighted
The notice lists a bank surplus of $100,000 with a roster including J D Baker as president and WM G Zimmerman as cashier amid a range of executives. It then advertises Redfern Corsets and related models at prices from $1 to $5, detailing four new low, medium, and Nemo models, plus Warner Bust Proofs and Tango Corsets as popular offerings.
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Redfern
Warner
Silks of Quality by J D Hendrickson
J D Hendrickson presents Silks of Quality offering the finest silk fabrics. Dependable woven patterns and rich textures highlight the collection suited for garments decor and accessories.
New Silks and Styles Offerings by Neldig Miller
Able kinds newest Roman atripe silks on display with season colors 42 inches wide priced 4.60 and 1.89 per yard Black silks emphasized as strong and dressy. Also new buttons in 10c 26c 50c per dozen. John N. Clary real estate and loans lists 110 farms for sale across county with 33 farms 2 to 50 acres, 19 farms 100 to 150 acres, 60 to 250 acre properties. Roots 1 Pythian Castle Building Frederick Maryland.
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Sitke
Sike
Neldig & Miller
Real Estate And Insurance Listing Near Frederick
A partial list of properties includes 148 acres near Be Pelle dairy farm, 163 acres nine miles from Frederick with water and good buildings, 70 acres near two railroads, and 163 more miles from Frederick with fine water and fencing. Also offered are city and county business property, windstorm insurance, and loan services. Grayson’s Mercer Real Estate, Loans and Insurance lists properties, mortgage loans, and surety bonds.
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Pelle
Frederick
City
State Road
Harrington
Marxet St
W. Ne
Grayson II
Staley
Lise
Prederier
Tub Acres
Adauis Ve Aviva
Frederic
Waltkereville
Walkereville
Frederiak
Libertytown
Bar Montgoumery County
Barnesvilly
Res
Adamstown
Milrom
State
Hartholows
Union Bridge
Rem
Woodshors
Electric Rock Station
Ie i
Erick
Frederic E
Farm listings and advertisements near Frederick in 1900s catalog
A dense array of farm acreage for sale near Frederick, Walkersville, Cr eagerstown, Feagaville and Woodsboro with many parcel sizes from 1 to 190 acres. The ad promotes unimproved land for sale, multiple locations within Frederick County, and notes a cold remedy advertisement and a property broker office at 21 Court Street. Includes scattered references to pets, trees, and farm names, plus geographic markers like Libertytown and Barnesville.
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Frederick
Pear
Woodsboro
Creat-acre
Tharment
Great Frederick Fair entry deadlines and house rental ad
Entries for stock and racing at the Great Frederick Fair close Tuesday October 13 at midnight. Entries for Farm Garden Pomological and Household departments close Monday October 19 at six o clock. Also notice of a seven room house for rent at 608 Elm Street via W N Jolliffe and a coal supply offer from Lee Dixon's Cash Market with long ton pricing and phone contact.
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Frederick Fair
Elm Street
W. N. Jolliffe
W. Church St
Lee Dixon
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HE Daily News
Tii & P. M
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Rercoat
DeLauter Hhcr
D. M. Stauffer
Saee J. M. Culler
Newman ‘Trustees
J. Winebrewer
the Empire
Marvel City Opera House
Ara
ST. John's Courkcil
K. OF C
Keniffer
Eale
C.‘H. Millard
Buckeystown, Md
W. d. Boardman
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Ramuel G. Duval
Assi, Cashier
Joseph McDivit
Geo. Wa
Thomas H. Hauer
Jonx
Ramavard
Dante Darra
Ws. G. Baxis
John D. Hendrickson
Joun Model
J.D. Hendrickson
Marewood D. Harp
and Insurance
Neidig & Miller
Farma
John N. Clary
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
Roots
Pythian Castle
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Boeé C. Raltrend
Rate Road
Bod Orr Bargetia
Wellings
Serena
F.G. Thomas & Bok
West Patrick BT
Grayson 'S
Mercer
Riversville
Barry
Tritapor
Insurance
Terring
Crobine
Pearce
Western
C. B. Cline
M. L. Etchison
B. Clind
Citizens’ Nations
Beak
Braddock Ne
Thomas B. Riom
Grayson , Staley
New
Monrovia
Peterevills
Feagavilla
Yellow
Wootehess
Adame
Tuscarora
Walkersville
Middistown
Unionville
Bartonsgills
Sonnevile Acres
Own
Park Milla
Lewistown
Frederica
Daysville
Feagaville
Moustaladal
Woodevere
Hyattatews
New Midway
Weedsboro
Watkeruville
Mearevh
Meer Frederick
Pear Lewtetews
Black's Mill
REDE
Pearre's Pharmacy
Pearre’s
Drug Store
Market ST
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