Man of 1815 Still Active in Baltimore Document
Nicholas Hartman of Baltimore, claiming the 1815 man’s birth, marks his 168th birthday amid uncertain dates after a broken Bible record. Born in Ohio in March 1817, he dodged illness this winter, avoided pneumonia after catching a colt in February, and remains active with 1 child, 18 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. He attributes longevity to work, fishing, and minding his own business, noting past tobacco and alcohol use with prohibition-era views. He plans to skip President Coolidge’s inauguration due to party history and a hearing difficulty.
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Nicholas Hartman
Baltimore
Ohio
Hartman
Colt
Mieumonia
Coolidge
Arent Davis
Excoq
Jiett
Hariwan
Probe Ordered Into The Forestry Administration
The Senate ordered an investigation into federal forestry administration through the Cameron resolution. The Senate public lands committee will probe forest reserves laws and related matters as part of the inquiry.
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Wasshington
Met
Federal Administration of National Forests
Senate
Cameron
Senate Public Lands Committee
Body found in woods linked to Brandt case
The blood stained razor found in clothing of the deceased, identified as Brandt, ties him to a woods death. Items on the body include wallet and change. ground around the body shows disturbance as if kicked. Sheriff and deputies moved the body from timber area after youths reported a sighting. Brandt, a well known carpenter, had no known enemies and no clear motive emerged. The Holly was brought to Coffman’s establishment.
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Tn Brandt
Brandt
R Barkdol
Sherif Duffey
Kaylor
All Justice Tower
Nau
Tie
A. K. Coffman
Shiloh Church Delegation Visits Bridgeport Community
A February visit from Shiloh Church and Sunday school to Mr. Alvs Charles Plummer honored two years of service. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harbaugh, J. L. Holmes, Muchtner, Mrs. Price, Misses Eva Louise Price Kathleen Holmes June Price Doris Price, and others.
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Bridgeport
Shiloh
Charles Plummer
Muchtner
W. W. Harbaugh
J. L. Holmes
Air
WW. Go Price
Charles Dette
M. J. Price
Eva Louise Price
Kathleen Holmes
June Price
Doris Price
W. E. Deibert
John McNaira
Paul
Price
Charles Gehr
W.H. Price
Chester Price
Near St. Paul
Ela Price
Keanoke
Regaining Flesh and Strength Promised by Prompt Measures
A health message warns that neglect leads to fragile health and higher risk of serious disease. It targets mothers allowing children to endure colds and weakness, urging prompt steps to restore vitality and prevent illness.
Father John’s Medicine Promotes Nourishing Food Elements
The advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as rebuilding tissue and aiding weight gain. It claims long history of success, no dangerous drugs, and safety for all family members, supported by alleged selenium test results and consumer trust.
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Father John
Joh
Crossword Puzzle Answer Clue Weekend Notices
Mr and Mrs Columbus Utterbark and Tred Tonney plaiting refacts in Hagerstown Several couples attended a birthday and visits to Stauffer Durbin Durbin family and relatives listed Missing clearer details but indicating social visits and a newborn son announced by Summers Minn ie Ridenour Bir Fret Jonny noted as relatives
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Columbus Utterbark
Tred Tonney
Hagerstown
Clarence Stauffer
Stautfer
Aaron Midittekautt
Annie Waltermyer
Mary Kohler
Ernest Klmner
Mary A
Virgie Stouffer
Grover Swartz
Ales
Marrige
Min-nie Ridenour
Bir
Fret Jonny
Birth of a son and community notices reported
The article notes the birth of a son at the hospital with mother and baby thriving. A Men’s Title class booster meeting at W. E. Deibert’s home is mentioned, with about 46 attendees and a sumptuous supper. Various visit and family remarks follow, including a birthday party for Doris B. Price and notable local visits. Also a separate fact states seventy four lives were paid around the coast of Great Britain last year through ship rockals.
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W. E. Deibert
Shiloh United Brethren Church
WE. Deibert
Lawrence McGowen
H. F. Rohrer
My. Chas
Pilonmer
Great Britain
Vivwinia Lady Tella of Relief Wears Down Wreck
A regional health notice claims a remedy named Sorbol Quadruply effectively treats goitre like conditions. The ad promises free information from Sarbal Company in Mechanicabus Ghlo and local availability at drug stores with a $1 price in Alaska.
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Tella
G. VW
Tarrison
Shawsville
Ulalieas
Sarbal Company
Mechanicabus
Ghlo
Alakaust
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Asco Threaded Co
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Duc Marshall
Gorson
Washington St
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Nousehold
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Martin Brandt
Sahie
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Byron Longe
Mies
Annia Plummer
Wayneshara
Clyde Harbaugh
Chewshire
George Betts
Doris BL Price
Charles
Frederick
Baz
Rey
Lasky’s
Lasky's
Gorgeous Newton Spring
New York
Percales
Madras
Child
Lin Erey & Tan
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
Antietam
Mallory
U.K. Sfoffman & Sons
Howard
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