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County Core Andence Sept 5 News item
The Sept 2 Sunday school picnic at Liamsville features strong Ropeland Band performances and praise for the event. Protracted services begin with speakers including Rev Lan ner of Baltimore. A break in A J Smith’s near residence prompts security preparations. Various local notices, marriages, deaths, and World’s Fair plans follow along with local weather and farm updates.
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Liamsville
Ropeland
A. J. Smith
Jiamsville
Hev, Lanner
Baltimore
Bussard
Harriet Boyle
Rela- Thomas Cross
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Edwards
Mount Zion Band
Mapleville
Dulaney
M. EB. Guard
Albert Dudderar
Nettle
Singanore
Lumber Delays and Frugal Plans At Pearre Home
Thomas Pearre’s new dwelling lumber has arrived and work is set to begin today. Pearre plans also to saw barn timbers and build both house and barn close together with contractor Martin Dewilbise of this district handling the dwelling and Martin of near Union Bridge building the barn. Separately, Mountsindale season ends, with observers noting pests and unity among communities as autumn tasks begin.
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Thomas
Pearre
Pesrre
Bern
Martin Dewilbise
Martin
Union Bridge
Charlesville
Graurle
Clarence Coilhower
Washington, D.C
Martin Loy
Double Pipe Creek
J. W. Eyler
John Boy
Stoney Branch
Eva Devilbiss
Mary Smith
Nora Loy
Landsay
Appold
Valuable Remedy Endorsed by State Senator Pitts
Hon Edmund L Pitts, the first presiding officer of the New Fork State Senate, writes that Allcock's Porous Plasters are a valuable remedy. He has used them in his family for two years and given them to friends suffering with weak backs, noting they afford prompt relief and are highly commended.
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Addie
McDevit Apeot
Wolfaville
Chain
Bloomteidt
Carrie Stotttemeier
Vitea
Samuel Martz
Sadcey Cram
Walkersvi
Frank Michiel
Daysville
Henry Starr
Ezra A. Wachter
Issac Wagner
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Zion
Estey Chapel
Edmundl. Pitts
New Fork
Fragmentary note on a person named George A Gelbert
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named George A. Gelbert and mentions a judge or change in some condition. The rest of the text is indecipherable, with stray phrases and mixed case making a coherent event unclear.
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George A. Gelbert
A Blue Grotto in Sabine Canyon Arizona
A vivid account of a blue grotto six miles up Sabine Canyon in the Catataug mountains Arizona. The author describes grueling access through rough terrain, the grotto’s 150 by 50 foot opening, a 10 foot waterfall flooding the interior, and blue walls reflecting a sapphire glow from mica. A dramatic ascent reveals an 8000 foot mountain face with varied vegetation from cottonwoods to pines.
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Sabine Canyon
United States
Caratinag Mounteains
Arizona
A Good Remedy for Cholera and Coughs Prominent in 19th Century ads
Local advertorial tale extols Chamber 210s Cole Cholera and Catarrina Remedy as a household aid for cholera morbus and stomach ailments, with testimonials from Hawkins and others in Frederick, Maryland. Garrett & Pearre Drug Store offers sample bottles and a range of products including Dr Rang’s Discovery and Clover Root, with pricing in cents.
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Ctarrina
Garrer & Pearce
Frederick
Rang
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Garrett & Parres Drug Store
Virdis
Garrett & Pearre
Frederck
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