Union Veterans Gather For Grand Encampment in Washington
Reynolds Post No 36 A R plans to attend the forty tenth annual Grand Encampment of the Republic in Washington week. About fifteen veterans from Reynolds County are expected, with up to two hundred men enlisted in the war. Maryland will be well represented in the parade and exercises as Civil War survivors from across the country converge for a week of camp life and ceremonies.
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Republic
Washington
Reynold
A. R
É Esipany A
Frost
Noda
Abin County
D. F. McRisney
Mt. Olivet
Maryland
Beederby County
Aenost
Bt. Mary's Industrial
Reynolds Post
San Francisco
Literary societies program reviews debate outcomes
At the BL section meeting on Friday afternoon the C section presented a literary program including recitations and an essay. The debate on the resolution That Man Exerts more influence on Man than Education was decided unanimously in favor of the negative.
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Hur Doll
Fred Knock
Rayston Sulpley
J: Engle
Fred Diener
Ralph Zimmerman
Ralph Bowers
Altonett
Hardy Rogers
Henry Simpeon
Walter Bt
Fragmented OCR Dialogue Teases Moral Lesson
A damaged text shows a dialogue between a father and child discussing virtue and engagement. It includes stray phrases about catarrh cures and assurances of financial reliability from a Toledo company. The fragmentary excerpt mixes moral talk with unrelated product mentions, preserving little coherent narrative.
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Gevid
Philsdet
Rev J J Rives Accepts Call as Field Secretary of Baltimore Conference
Rev J J Rives pastor of St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore County announced he accepted a call from the Southern Methodist Church Sunday School Board to be field secretary of the Baltimore Conference. He will start about October 1 and succeeds A L Dietrich now divisional field secretary. Swann will succeed him.
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St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hamilton
Baltimore County
J. J. Rives
The
Southern Methodist Church
Baltimore
Mr. Rives
St. John’s Church
Neutral ships exempt from attack without warning Berlin says
Washington officials greeted a Berlin interview in which Herr von Jagow said neutral vessels and passenger ships including belligerent ones would be exempt from attack without warning. American reaction noted hesitation over the potential sinking of the Arabic and a formal repudiation may follow. Historic mansion Ankerwycke at Wraysbury burned. owners absent, cause undetermined, site tied to Henry VII era priories.
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Berlin
Washington
Herr Gottlieb von Jago
Herr von Jagow
Wilson
London
Easton Journal Q&A on future human limits and behavior
Sally Gay notes no prominent scientist foresees a future where humans lose teeth or hair and walk on all fours, while Jack Swift questions whether continued pursuit will match past zeal. The exchange appears in a local Easton Journal item exploring public curiosity about science and human limits.
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Sally Gay
Jack Swift
Easton Journal
Submarine Sinks Tanker San Zefering
London reports the British tank steamer San Zefering was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine. Three crew members are missing from the forty two aboard.
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London
Evangelical Reformed and Nearby Churches Activities
Church notices detail sermons by Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. John A. Ditzler, choir songs by Miss Charlotte Sinn, and upcoming events at Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, Saint Augustine, Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, Trinity M. E., and Methodist churches. Plans include a church repaint, Harvest Home services, Sunday School dedications, youth meetings, and a Men’s Congress delegation from Allentown, Pa. The Saint Paul parish reports Holy Communion, Sunday School, and evening services with Bible readings and catechetical activities throughout the week.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Charlotte E. Sinn
Hazel
Kemp Hall
Monorcacy Club
Allentown
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Douglass Hooft
W. R. B. Turner
Adamatown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulyssess. G. Rupp
Anti-Saloon League
George Baker Fout
American Sunday School Union
Armstrong County
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freewen Dixon
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Elijah
Mehming
Holycraft
Mary Hummelbaugh
Paul E. Holdcraft
Walkeraville
Trinity M
South
Watson B. Holley
Epworth League Council
Frederick Boys Run Away From Frederick Saturday
Four Frederick youths left Ox Fibre Brush Works after drawing their pay and disappeared Saturday afternoon. Names include William Wickless, Happy Lewis, a Thomas son of John Thomas, and Wilbur Morgan. Deputies traced them as far as Hanover then to Chester, Pennsylvania, with a lone postal card postmarked Chester.
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Frederick
Chester
William Wickless
Charles Wickless
East Fourth Street
Happy
Northern Central
James A. Jones
Mr. Wickless
Oak Hill Church Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Rev Reynolds preached a Sunday sermon while visitors from Creagers Town Harrisburg and Taneytown dropped by for calls at Sickles Gee and family. Oak Hill Sabbath School plans festivals on September 23 and October 25 in the evening. John W Miller and wife from Taneytown visited the Clarks of New Midway last Sunday.
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Oak Hill
Reynolds
Minnie Renner
Creagerstown
Charles
Taneytown
Joan Eyler
New Miaway
Geo. Fox
Leslie
Rocky Ridge
Florence Colliflower
Graceham
Samuel Slagle
Mahlon
Near Oak Hill
John W. Miller
David Clark
New Midwary
Religious Services Highlight Local Churches
Morning Bible School at First Baptist, 9:00 a.m., with Rev Kingman A. Andy of Baltimore delivering a sermon on The Church and the Sunday School. Christian Endeavor opened at 7:00 p.m., sermon by Pastor Rev Bartlett A Bowers on Preparation Necessary. Church of the Brethren held morning and evening services at 9:30 a.m. and Rev John J John of New Windsor preached both times, with teachers training class set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
George Baker Fout
Pennsylvania
Edgar H. McBride
Geo. C. Bacon
Baltimore
Epworth League 1
Isaac Touzer
E. H. Lamar
First Baptist Church
Kingman A.andy
Christian Endeavor Society
Bartlett A Bowers
Church of the Brethren
John J. John
New Windsor
Feeding during moulting for hens and stock feed
A Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station note explains moulting management for hens. Provide high protein feed to support new feather growth, warn against forced moults delaying lay, and suggest 10 percent linseed meal in mash. If available, sunflower meal can aid moulting feed but may not be cost effective. London reports note Petrograd occupying by German forces.
A Church Canon Defined as Rule and Measure
The term canon derives from Greek for rule and reed, chosen by carpenters for straightness. From a measuring rule it became a figurative standard for measuring and regulating church doctrines.
Balm For Little Women Roles and Weights Dismissed
A Galveston News quip on a slender woman notes she would weigh 38 pounds on Mars while weighing 100 pounds on Earth. The bit mocks thinness as nonsensical and quippy commentary attributed to Cornell Vidary.
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Earth
Mars
Galveston
Woman's Heal Suffering Healed by Vegetable Compound
Providence and Philadelphia women describe relief from backaches nerves and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim renewed health enabling work sleep and appetite with permission to publish names and stories for other women.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Haner Fisher
Dounton
Nicetown
Providence
Tam
Abel Law
Lippitt St
B.L
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