Parish sermon and upcoming communion at St Luke's Lutheran
In Fergusville Rev Leatherman preached on Genesis 28 16 17 Sunday morning at St Luke's Lutheran There will be communion in the church Sunday morning September 28 at 10 15 o clock. Several local residents and visitors from Frederick and surrounding towns are noted for travel and attendance in recent days with social calls and gatherings.
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Tobie Zimmerman
Mary
May Hawker
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
D. M. Whipp
Joseph Hoffman
Charley Myers
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Hargett
George Duvall
New London
P. B. Scarff
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Edwall Reon
Httle
Lewis
DB. M. Whipp
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Misa Tempie Hoffman
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Congress
United States
Pagnus
Postoffice Department
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New York Tribune
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Farmers’ Trust
South America
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Pierre
Farmers’ Cooperative Association
Robert Lindblom
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George W. Linn
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United States
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J. F. McLaughlin
Toronto
Canad Ia
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Baltimore
Flactrical
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McLaughlin
Ifow
J Carlin Kellay
Bradfordshire
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Fate Calls at Every Gate in the World’s Stage
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Alderman
Lippincott's
Indianapolis News
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Iutury
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United States Bureau of Ethnology
Y. Cables
Benoiusa
Mergy
Ramatuzog
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Minnesota
Bradfield Regulator Co
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Real Enjoyment and Women’s Health Cure Claims
A Victorian ad style piece extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as curing female weakness, inflammation, and related ailments. It claims regularity and healing for women, praising testimonials and urging acceptance of its proven benefits over other medicines. Also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative for ladies.
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Tate
Ko Mba
Bleree
Gas Cooking Seen Superior To Coal Methods
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