News of the day and farmers talk in Maryland
The Frederick based Weekly News reports on war dispatch curiosities and political notes, plus a feature on the Osell County Farmers Club in Maryland. Martin L. Thompson addresses farm and home improvements to keep the younger generation on the land, urging farmers to adapt to attract their sons to farming.
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Osell County
Maryland
Osell Farmers’ Club
Martin L. Thompson
Thompsan
Thomspon
Inet
James M. Delaplane
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Alicea A Delaplane
James A. Delaplane
Maryland peach hag and public morals in print
A contemporaneous editorial survey mocks the Maryland peach hag as the most winning charmar, quips that a jewelry thief should merit a monument, attacks vulgar profanity, and laments its impact on impressionable youths and women.
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Maryland Peach
Baltimore Americas
Oppressive election law critique from Taneytown Record
The Taneytown Record condemns a new election system, arguing it imposes unfair costs on voters and taxpayers, delays reform, and worsens corruption. It claims disenfranchisement of vulnerable voters and doubles election expenses compared with the old Australian ballot, urging opposition.
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Buidagg
Taneytown Record
Minutes of Meerriness and Town Gossip
Fragmented dialogue notes mention a rich heiress seen in town behind a ribbon counter and gossip about neighbors. A medical exchange advises a patient to take absolute rest and avoid opiates, while references touch on baseball and social status.
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Towne
Bong Torg Beach
Stowee
Bargeo’s
Philadelphia
Presidential term debate echoes through press opinions
The Chicago Tribune cites weak support for a six year presidential term and questions whether changing terms for president, senators, and representatives is wise. It argues fewer elections could benefit governance but warns against dampening public attention and business vitality.
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Washington Star
Chicago Tribune
Becan
Camedy
Bryan
Religious World Sunday Services Recap Across Local Churches
Local churches reported morning sermons from Luke 11 13 and Is 33 2 with vesper and communion services at several parishes. Rev L A Thirlkeld spoke on Hindrances and Helps in Seeking Obedience. Trinity Church ministers delivered sermons on The Christian Ideal and The Kingdom of God. St John Catholic Masses and Fatherhood of God sermon were noted. Grace Reformers preached Jesus Knocking at the Door and What a Man Can Be, with next Sunday school and service times adjusted.
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M.E
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Trinity M. BH
South
E. L. Woolf
Epworth League
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
CO. W. Stineapring
United Brethren Church
Elijah
Mt. Osrmel
Deaths and notices from Maryland region yesterday and today
James B. Tyson died at Warwick Howard county after a brief illness Beamon Shrada of the battleship Massachusetts body recovered Fire destroyed the barn on the George W Hatcherson farm Kens county Teachers Institute Harford county Belair annual reunion Company H, 1st Parnell Legion Bay View Ded county Federation Catholic Societies Allegany Cumberland parade Brookeville Montgomery county September 14 survey of burnt Baltimore district 389 lots built 88 building permits 64 buildings occupied Tonight The Sign of the Orcas at City Opera House Walter Law in lead role Rome and Nero theme praised production 22 players manager Mr Berger bought American rights strong cast upcoming performances in this city
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Warwick
Howard County
Beamon Shrada
Massachusetts
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Kens County
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Parnell
Cumberland
Brookeville Academy
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Baltimore
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Walter Law
Despland O Christians
Berger
Sol Smith Ransell
Bergar
Moments With The Muse: Ain't Worrying Anymore
A vintage piece recounts easing hardship through laughter and joy. The speaker reflects on hard times, choosing to disbelieve worry, urging steady pace, cheerful shouts, and living free. Quoted lines express resilience and optimism amid drought and toil. Lawrence Porcupine Hext, Lip pincott's Monthly Magazine.
The Work of Death Mrs Susan H Miller
Mrs Susan H Miller wife of John H Miller died at her home near Double Pips Creek on Saturday morning September 3 from heart failure aged 65 years 18 days She leaves a husband and 10 children The funeral was at Haughs church conducted by Rev Wm E Wheeler Interment in adjacent cemetery Pall bearers were Wm Mort Levi Hines Edmond Montzer Jacob Baugh Oliver Angel and Samuel Haugh Funeral director D A Sharcetts Well Dead Mrs Susan O Brien dies suddenly on Sixth Avenue Brunswick aged about 60 She fell dead Saturday evening between 6 and 7 o clock while returning from a fishing trip with her son in law Kirby Stump and his wife nearby
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Susan H. Miller
John H. Miler
Double Pips Creek
Adjuning
Messra
Wm. Mort
Levi Hines
Edmond Montzer
Jacob Baugh
Oliver Angel
Samuel Haugh
D. A. Sharcetts
Susan O'Brise
Washington
Sixth Avenue
Brunswick
O'Brian
Kirby Stump
Shot Dead in Mother's Arms by Furious Stepfather
In La Grange North Carolina on September 5 William Exum shot and killed his stepson Guy Walstin on Johan H Dawson's farm two miles from Institute. After Walstin sought his mother for protection Exum pressed the pistol to Walstin's head and killed him. Exum is at large and had married Walstin's mother last Christmas. Also reported Wheeling West Virginia September 3 Ambrose Dalton a young farmer near Hurricane is held on assault after whipping his aged mother to death.
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la Grange
N.C
William Exum
Guy Walstin
Institute
Johan H. Dawson
Exum
Walstin
Wheeling
W. Va
Ambrose Dalton
Hurricane
On the Mountain Top at Braddock Heights News
Song service at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd with Ado Fearhake guiding. Frederick Select Orchestra accompanied, singers and speakers including Mil ton Urner and a note on local births and visitors. The colony mourned the death of Wm. Hill as Hall Cottage life carries on.
Letters From the People Aims to Clarify Views
Taz News invites signed letters under this head and notifies readers the page does not endorse opinions. A letter from Adolphus Fearhake urges the Historical Society to trace the old Braddock road from Frederick across the Catoctin Mountain to Middletown Valley, noting vestiges remain and a link to Gen Braddock's march.
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Taz News
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Braddock
Frederick
Cateotin Mountain
Middletown
South Mountain
Atill
Geo. W. Smith
Frederick and
Soda Fount Follows Flag in Far East Rise to Power
A Washington Post tale says an American confectioner from Illinois became Philippines’ top business figure after reviving the first soda fountain there. He saved a defunct device, bought replacements in 1899 and 1902, and finally a New York fountain for $5,000 during a world tour. The letter promotes Devoe paints and advice for painters and homeowners.
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Philippines
Illinois
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Snd
Lslands
Far East
Asriee
Ohioa
Agamo
New York
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