Faith and Works Debate in Mrs Soffel Case and a Lab Proposal
The article contrasts Mrs Soffel s claimed faith with her actions aiding two convicts who later died in a double suicide and discusses the moral critique of her motives. It also notes a House bill by Rep Ray, echoing Sen McComas, proposing a government laboratory to study criminal and defective classes funded by Carnegie to guide future legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Mrs. Soffel
House
Ray
Senate
McComas
Carnegie
School Matters at Hancock Patrons Meeting Feb 21
A patrons meeting at Hancock on Friday Feb 21 will host State Superintendent of Inabractim M Bates Stephens who will deliver an address. Additional patrons meetings are planned for Chewsville Feb 23 and for Ringgold Millstone and Sandy Hook later. Cavetown schools principal Edward Eyler is ill at home in Funkstown. Leah Schinde substitutes for Laura King at Female Grammar School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Inabractim
M Bates Stephens
Chewsville
Ringgold
Millstone
Sandy Hook
Edward Eyler
Cavetown
Funkstown
Leah Schinde
Laura King
New Anatomy Practical Medicine Notes and Local Ads
Summary of a column linking sensational phrases from recent papers to medical ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, plus notices for a New Hat Store closing sale and local advertisements for Baltimore beer and Potomac Street shops. Includes references to railway and city imagery and a dramatic, sensational tone.
New Year greeting from Mobley’s Drug Store and Hoffmann Store
A long reader note from Mobley’s Drug Store and Hoffmann Store celebrates closing another successful year, promises honest dealings and pure goods, and extends season’s greetings. It highlights spring stock, reduced winter items, and aggressive early selling with a focus on fabrics, laces, muslin underwear, hats, and men’s suits plus pharmacy offerings and local ads.
Kidneys First in Disease Treatment Urged by Modern Science
The article promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and related systemic issues. It claims kidney trouble causes heart irregularities, urges early kidney care, and notes the product’s availability in fifty cent and one-dollar sizes. A free sample bottle and pamphlet are offered by mail from Kilmer & Co.
Large Lot Muslin Underwear and Trimmings Offered
A large lot of muslin underwear with gar ments st price details on collars and trimmings. The ad notes costs for the various items and invites buyers to inquire for full pricing and availability. The fragmented text suggests a local sale or draft catalog listing.
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School Matters
Georgia
Rotanda
Hood
Agnew
Wareham
Cali
B. Chariton
Washington St
Baltimore
Buffalo
Calaon
Roger & Miller
Potomac St
Mobley’s Drug Store
Hoffmann Store
Madras
Ind
Hoffmans Sonus
Carloods
Richard, Schindel & Co
Michigan
Mammoth
DeWitt
Gerall
St Paul
Ark
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
D. P. Dehindel
Post Office
Brussels
A. W.munson
Foley
Dr. Schindel
Hagerstown
Bricht
A. Hagerstown
Doan
Cook Sro
Fort
Foster-Milsura Co
Dean
D. P. Schindel
Troy Laundry
Washington-st
G. B. Charlton
W. Washington St
F. D Reynolds
Mansfeld
John D. Swarts
West Hod Loc
West End
Fisk
The
Land Company
Hamilton Row
Atore
Main Furniture Co
Central Drug
Chas
W. Boyer
Con Mission Stock Broker
Hagarstown
Maryland
MD. Telephone Co
Chicago
Chan. W. Boyar
Owen High
Indian Spring
Hue
Yealdeuce
Hayetts
Bear
M. Torrer
Asne
B. Storer
Pelbert and
Anthony
Norte
John Gaseaan
Howard Ullrich
John Gassman
United States
Shafer Bros, Clothiers, Tailors, Hatters and Furnishers
Hagerstown, ND
Seredoe
Flair Robes
Aare
Reichard, Schindel & Co
Cahn & Marx
Olry
J. O. Leister
Cor. Balt. and
Potomac Sts
J. V. Jamison
W. Church
Shanulats Doystershell
Reand Bono
Joan Gassman
Bnydar
A. V. Polack
Seweler
W. Wash. St
Bagertown
Soley
Charles Hl. Everly
Charles
Everly
Wes
Chas. H. EY Vere Alts
Lemen Bros
Norman
CGP
Charles Street
SATS
Cushwas’ Coal Yards
Salem Avenue
Washington County
Tam
Emmert
Chenlor
Williams Reg. CO. Sole Agenta
Cleveland
Onio
S. F. Schinde
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