Bright Items of Foes and General Interest
Budget items note overcoats a crowd at the gate. Union Knitting Mills to resume October 16. Maryland Lutheran Synod women plan convention at First Lutheran Baltimore. About 100000 dollars of pearls reportedly taken from Wisconsin streams. Farmer Hopkins will be there Tuesday. call him. William Boumegardzer reports a curiosity two apples growing from one stem on North Market Street.
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Union Knitting Mills
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Maryland Lutheran Synod
First Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Wisconsin
Hopkins
William Boumegardzer
North Market Street
PURELY PERSONAL World’s Fair arrivals and returns noted
Mr Wm 8 Bennett arrives home from the World’s Fair. Messre Lewis E Barrick of Fountain Rock and A W Burkhart of Yellow Springs depart for the World’s Fair. Secretary Geo W Cremer returns from Trenton N J after attending the fair. Miss Lizzie Wysong of Martinsburg visits Frederick. Prof Geo Ed Smith and bride arrive in the city and will reside on West Second Street. A W Berkhardt of Yellow Springs and Aeron Davis depart for Chicago. Mr and Mrs E Price and two daughters Katie and Lula return from the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Messre
Lewis E. Barrick
Fountain Rock
A.W. Burkhart
Yellow Springs
Geo. W. Cremer
Trenton
N.d
Alis. M.E. Lutz
West
Orlean McCarty
Wash'pgicu
P. B. Kunkel
Lizzie Wysong
Martinsburg
Frederick
Geo. Ed. Smith
Bride
City
West Second Street
A. W. Berkhardt
Aeron Davis
P. ER. R
Chicago
BE. Price
Katie
Lula
HYHEREAL MOXLEY-IZER MARRIAGE REPORT
Charles W. Moxley and Mies Isa bella Izer of Plane No 4 B and O R R were married Wednesday evening at 7 30 by Rev M G Balthis at his New Market residence joining Trinity church. Seven couples attended with buggies present before departure for home. Also Cooper Smith marriage noted Harry M Cooper and Eddie B Smith of Loudon County Virginia wed at City Hotel last Thursday by Rev E R Eschtach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxley
Izer
Charles W. Moxley
Mies Isabella Izer
Ehdie B. Smith
Louden County, Va
City Hotel
E. R. Eschtach
How Japanese Divide the Day in Six Day Hours
The article explains that Japan divides the day into six daytime hours from sunrise to sunset and six night hours from sunset to sunrise. Clocks use 43 named hours, but the hour movements differ from Western clocks, adjusted by mechanisms to track changing day lengths.
Death in small town after fitful illness
James O Trurdie died Thursday in ersburg after a long illness of typhus fever and a drop in the heart. He was a retired farmer with considerable real estate. At Gsi Paintoly Hurt Mr tight sustained injuries loading a wagon, receiving two cuts and a painful hack to his right hand as Dr McCurdy rendered aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Trurdie
Thursersburg
Mr. Tight
Gsi
E C. Harding
P. L. Harcett
Pel Meeting Set by Gospel Association Leader Tomorrow
Mr. W. H. Keiler will conduct the gospel meeting of the association tomorrow afternoon at 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O
G. A
W. H. Keiler
Association
The Girl About Town Welcomes Fall and Local Happenings
The town slows into autumn as summer’s end cools the air and boosts harvest hopes. Tomatoes drop in price while peaches shine. households prep for winter preserves and sauerkraut as cattle show season nears. Local events include weddings, a potential electric railway, a fair, and a press luncheon among town literati.
The Dinner Kettle Varieties and Uses Across Regions
A historical survey describes dinner kettles from forty years ago, detailing Providence and ladies models with trays and cups, breakfast kettles, Western railroad forms, Central Railroad oblong designs with coffee reservoirs, Nestable three-tray sets, and their distinctive sizes and features across the East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Central Railroad
Special Board Meeting Discusses Reservoir and Vehicle Tax
A 4A board special meeting last night examined a proposed vehicle tax ordinance but made no action. Proposals on fencing the new reservoir were reviewed. Col Haydon spoke on the reservoir base and the panel favored clay over concrete for resisting power, with a clay puddle bottom recommended. A three member committee including Mssrs. Creemsnard was appointed to secure the purpose and meet the Board on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Col Haydon
Besia Ta
Messis. Yy
Creemsnard
Sid TepoTiata
Morésy
Veteran brings home Civil War sword as cherished battle memento
J M Warborn of Everett Pennsylvania retrieved an O74 sword from a crevice in a techs sn ed field after serving with G AR rerunmen at Sharpsburg last week. He, with E TBassae of Osterstown, camped with South Mooris during the battle and preserved the weapon, linking it to a fallen soldier. The sword remains in good condition and Warborn values it as a keepsake of his active participation in the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Warborn
Everett
Sharpsburg
E. Tbassae
Osterstown
South Mooris
Ba'tleing
Vanborn
Real Estate Transfers Listing
Cyrus J Hamitter transfers land to George W Fisher for 450 dollars. Thomas Bittle transfers a portion of land in Frederick County to George W Bittie for 2200 dollars.
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Cyrus J. Hamitter
George W. Fisher
Thomas
Bittle
George W. Bittie
Lnd
Frederick County
Removal of Rev White From St Josephs Emmitsburg
Reverend H F White pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church Emmitsburg since 1877 has been removed and placed in charge at Vincent's Church Germantown Pa by Rev James McGill V G of Germantown. Father White left Emmitsburg Tuesday afternoon for his new field of labor with many friends wishing him success. Father Quian of the Immaculate Conception Baltimore is appointed pastor to succeed him and will begin duties next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
H. F. White
C. M
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmittsburg
St. Joseph's
James McGill
V. G
Germantown
Vincent’s Church
Father White
Emmlinsburg
St. Joseph’s
Father Quian
Immaculate Conception Church
Baltimore
Baltimore mayor backs rail museum bid at Columbian Exposition
Mayor Latrobe of Baltimore urges permanent housing of the Bal timore and Ohio Railroad Company exhibit in Baltimore after the Chicago fair. He envisions a brick and iron building near Bolton Depot to form a world class railroad museum, funded by local donors, with Pangborn praising the unique, globally representative collection and its potential as a nucleus for future museums.
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Latrobe
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Hallroad Company
Pangbors Haa
Mayer
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Bolton Fois
Baltimore & Museum
Bolton
Belt Railroad
Union Station
Arsilney
Europe
United States
J. G. Pangborn
Epsce
Addiion
Chicago
France
Germany
England
Pennsylvania
New York
Marriage Licenses for Cooper and Smith Pair
Harry M. Cooper and Birdie B. Smith are recorded for marriage licensure. Cooper is listed as son of Loveitstile Lotdous Co Va Ck SS Houck of Mount Piessant ct. Jennie Bowlus of Frederick City is the prospective spouse.
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Harry M. Cooper
Birdie B. Smith
Loveitstile, Lotdous Co
SS. Houck
Mount Piessant Ct
Jennie \. Bowlus
Frederick City
True Laxative Principle Promotes True Remedy
An advertisement asserts that the true laxative principle used in Syrup of Figs provides a permanently beneficial effect on the human system, while cheaper vegetable extracts and mineral solutions are permanently injurious, urging use of the true remedy from the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
October Skies Review of Sidereal and Solar Day Transits
The article explains sidereal and solar days, the Earth’s rotation, and the apparent solar day versus the mean solar day. It describes October sky changes, fading constellations, rising planets, and notable stars including Arcturus, Antares, Delphiunas, Sagitta, and Aries. It notes the zodiac belt and planetary orbits near the ecliptic, with Venus highlighted as a brilliant morning and evening star and its role in measuring the Earth–Sun distance via parallax, referencing past transits.
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Scorpio
Aquila
Altair
Delphinus
Sagitta
Ilis
Anteres
Andromeda
Pegasus
Aries
Earth
Hesley
Jupiter
Venus
Saturns Rings and Moons Captivate Night Sky Viewers
The article extols Saturn as a remarkable celestial object with eight moons and three rings, easily seen with a telescope and glowing through the night sky. It contrasts Saturn with Venus and Jupiter, noting Mars offers still favorable views despite rival claims to brilliance.
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Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mara
Fall Fashion and Local Sales Amid Bargains at Keller & DeLash
The ad listing features block 18 specials in dress goods with wide price cuts from 25 cents up, boasting exclusive patterns and limited quantities. It also touts fall and winter undergarments, wool and silk weaves, and ready to wear items, plus engines for sale and World’s Fair excursion plans by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with multiple departure dates and round trips to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Goats
Old Customs in Virginia Houndreds of Years Ago
A vivid sketch of Virginia manners from old times describes road etiquette as a sign of breeding, hospitality among neighbors, and the social use of homes. It notes travelers yielding to slower carriages, the pride in seclusion for the wealthy, and communal entertaining along main roads with ice cream, gardens, and earth mound houses.
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England
Notorious car thieves found among jailed youths
Cumberland Times reports Squire Thompson uncovered that two boys jailed for trespassing on Baltimore and Ohio cars are actually known crooks. The youths, calling themselves Patrick O'Donnell and William Clark, are revealed as Butch Sherifne and White. They align with George Flora and Warfield, recently sentenced to two years each for car robberies in Frederick. Detective John Lloyd identified them, noting prior jail time in Frederick and impending expulsion from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Times
Squire Thompson
Baltimore and Ohio
Patrick O'Donnell
Wiliam Clark
Donnell
Local Men’s Work Notice for New Goods Displayed
Notice announces workers welcome and promotes a new line of 64 all wool sack cloths in stylish patterns. Highlights include durable mid season coats and reefers for children and eiderdowns. Limited display shows ten day period and invites customers to see the new goods.
Carpet Room chenille portieres offer underpriced set
In stock samples shown at the West Window Patrick Street Entrance, Chenille Portiers presented as new designs in all colors. One Perfect Beauty style with geome patterns is featured among extra bargains well below regular prices. Regularly 675 dollars, now 550 dollars. Call early.
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Patrick Street
Geome
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the Daily News
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Ciena Foe
Imum
Vasarseros
D.C
M. W. HanrisetTos
the Weather Bureau
Vamatist
Smerescoutsin
Bhenrs
Babe
Bay
Charles VI
Nival Weiter
C. E. Cline & Co
D. H. Best
Union Manufacturing Co
Foreign Missionary Society
John Hendrickson
John
Hendrickbon
Keller & DeLashmutt
East
John Gomber
South Market Airect
Hart
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Ohio River
Cate
Frederick Junction
Aiwal
James BE
Walker & CO
Walker & GO
James K Walker
Loy & Perry
LOY and Perry 'S
America
B. Stetson
Sulden Frederica
LOY & Perry's
OLD Customs
Virginia
LION
Mermirg
Nion Menofacta
Muoliiniz
Ze & Kes
Gackings
Rodook
N2idig
Cam
Budock & Heidig
A.T. Rice &Sone
T. Rice & Sons
Oneral Dacre
Frederice. MD
Fun Beal
Brasches
Olga
John A. Kennedy
John A. Kennedt
Market Street
B.L. Harley
A le Hahlel
Hahley
Aso
Marsect Street
Blackston
B. H. Busce Stor
UG MN
Cline & Ac
Rpae
Vetyust
North Pole
Alwaye
PRICE
C. E. Ci8e & Co
Citizens National Bank
Hunichen
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