Local Visitors and Health News Reach Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Tomer Koogly and daughters Beulah Edw ind Mary Chewsville visit Mr and Mrs Daniel Walls Fort Mt Tra BL Wryand formerly of this city now of Cedar Rapids Ia at his home Eakle s Mills Miss Genasas Faliel Union Bridge visits Mrs J S Eakle Potomac Ave Charles Koontz of Hagerstown returns after staying with friends in Frederick G W Show Mast Ave is seriously ill W 35 McCardell off to Obie on business and pleasure Mrs Caroling Donaldson recovering from grip at her son John A Donaldson N Locust St Dr W Nifliser improves and left Baltimore for Atlantic City Miss Genaga Pavel Union Bridge visits Mrs J S Rakle Potomac Ave Master Paul Morganthal Waynesboro visits his sister Mrs Ragen Neibert near Lawn Mrs Andrew Coffman sick Mrs Silas Alsip and daughter near Chewsville return from 10 day visit to Mrs John Mask Plymouth Pa Mrs J N Flynn of New York and Miss Katie Harper of Brunswick visit Harry Flyne Frankstown Miss Lilie Yeager Baltimore spends time in this city Mr W M Hoover Franklin St Dr E A Wareham improves and was able to drive out Mrs George Hicksville guest of F M Neikirk 123 W Franklin St first visit here in many years Mr Thomas Mason back from Pittsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomer Koogly
Beulah
Ind
Mary
Chewsville
Daniel Walls
Justus Wei
Wryand
Cedar Rapids
Eakle’s Mills
Genasas Faliel
Union Bridge
Eakle
Potomac Ave
Charles. Koontz
Hagerstown
Frederick
G. W. Show
Mast Ave
McCardell
Caroling Donaldson
John A. Donaldson
N. Locust St
Nifliser
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Genaga Pavel
J. 8. Rakle
Paul Morganthal
Waynesboro
Ragen Neibert
Lawn
Andrew Coffman
Silas Alsip
Edward Harp
John Mask
Plymouth
J. N. Flynn
New York
Katie Harper
Brunswick
Harry Flyne
Fankstownt
Lilie Yeager
W. M. Hoover
Pranklin St
E. A. Wareham
George Hicksville
F. M. Neikirk
W. Franklin St
Thomas Mason
Pittsburg
WM Improvement Pushes Baltimore Terminals Plan
The W. M. improves its project by establishing Baltimore terminals and developing property. Attorneys for WM Tidewater Railroad Co filed with Sheriff Warfield a condemnation petition for 26 acres near old Fort Covington and the junction with the WM line. The strip runs about 2336 feet along Gwynns Falls, paralleling the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, starting near Western Maryland west of Howardville and moving toward Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Baltimore
WM. Tidewater Railroad Co
McComnes, Calther and
Gwynns Falls
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
W. M. Tidewater Railroad
Maryland
Howardville
Welberedville
Lightning rod rivals spurred early business tale
In a murky reminiscence a lightning rod agent recalls fierce competition from a rival. He describes selling rapid installations, a farmer frightened by a strike, and how a rival undercut him by gaining a contract. The narrator credits the brisk sales to clever tactics and notes a healing tonic at the end.
Kadol Rumored as Indigestion Remedy in Warehama Ad
A vintage advertisement claims heavy dining causes indigestion and that Kadol relieves stomach inflammation, nerves, and catarrh. It praises Kadol for curing indigestion dyspepsia and other stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetening stomach glands. Warehama City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warehama City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co
Mrs Ensminger Dies Out West
Nea. Jevie T. Ensminger, widow of H W Kusminger, died Wednesday at her home in Kansas City of stomach cancer at 43 after a serious illness. Daughter of the late Dad Riley, former proprietor of the Mansion House in this city, she married in Zion Reformed Church in Hagerstown. The family moved to ThurIsburg then Kansas about sixteen years ago. Survived by five children and siblings Laura Dunn Kate Maurer Molly Riley Mrs F W Stover Dennis Leavenworth Clayton Carlisle William George. Funeral Friday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevie T. Ensminger
H.W. Kusminger
Kansas City
Dada Riley
Zion Ite
Hagerstown
Thurisburg
Kansas
Mr. Ensminger
Derrased
Mencher
Lutheran Church
Edward Sehneter
This City
Baul
Wab
Toon
Hunters and locals report game kills across regions
Report from Hebreraville area notes Parsons and Davis Smith withrs 8E8 hunters killing 17 birds and 14 rabbits yesterday. Jeli Nesbitt claims nine wild turkeys plus pheasants on Clearspring mountain. Lawrence Echelberger has 12 wild turkeys on Johnson Mountain this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Davis Smith
Hebreraville
Jeli Nesbitt
Clearspring
Lawrence Echelberger
Johnson Mountain
Special Meeting and Local Commerce Notes
A special meeting of the Western Enterprise Fiveompany is announced for tomorrow evening by order of the President. The listing highlights new grocery, lamp, furniture, and textile shops, and various services and promotions around Washington and nearby areas. The jumble of ads mentions Foley’s Honey and Tonic and several local businesses with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Enterprise Fiveompany
One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Reader
A reader recounts rapid improvement after using One Minute Cough Cure for a severe cold and cough that caused weight loss. The remedy reportedly reduces phlegm and relieves coughing, with claims it cures croup and other throat chest and lung ailments. An endorsement from a patient and mentions of local druggists and leather house appear in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Wavelnrt
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Matthews Vindicated as Charges Dismissed by Grand Jury
The grand jury dismissed larceny and conversion charges against Harry J. Matthews of Hagerstown after Dr H B Wavey retracted allegations. The two signed an agreement wherein Wavey retracts all imputations and Matthews releases Wavey from liability. The case stemmed from a transaction involving funds and securities entrusted to Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Matthews
H. B. Kavey
Hagerstown
Vey
Quest
Envey
Wavey
Mr. Matthews
Dr. Wavey
Matthews
Nint
Dr. Bavey
Baltimore American
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Donnwatitloi
Ched
Flest
Hin
Ensminger
West
Talishiter
John [Tiley
Ky YW
Kusminger
Hies
W. E. McDade
WE. McDuide
Angle
Big Spring
W. Prantdin
Washington Ut
TR Ringer
Inn
Bentner Moblie Square
Freeh
Elliow & Meyers
Freehry
Eliott & Mevere
Haviland Chine
Potomac
Franklin
Ition Kablex
Teweter
Jess Money
Macyligd
McLongulin
Muse Alley
Foley
Linnerman’s
North and Lorivat
Eough Merdlleine
P Setimelel
Sroggelat
Ely
Or. Hary
Kirar
Luna
Ceat
Lantz, W. Antietam St
Hoffmans
Furs
J. C. Hoffmans’ Sons
Sid
Randy
Rim
Cardinals
Sweeney's
Thay Courthase
Stoak
Willomaport
Avet
Academy of Music
Agnes Wallace Villa
Lucie Villa
Adtateston
Kahne
W. Washington St
Trudee
Addregg
Waltz
Washington County
Afaryland
Andar
Orphans’ Court of Washington Coals
Convhouse
Tagerstown
Susalagtan
Mara
Ines
Cavetown
Weelington
Gavatown
Rovdabore
Joshua Houck
Avick
Weshington County Wares Company
Bolise
T He Bairaaf
Susan Hook
Whallington County
Deceasad
Vareal
Ditt Yitiga
Hoonabora
Leva
Ding
Timvar
Heard
Dueob Bokatine
Othrs Pareols
Yarcos
Ania
Ordhong
Paul Iweysh
Sala
Ian
Puranaecr
Maiudin L
Watity
Jacob Waltz
Ann Walta
Lse
Buster Ice
H. E. Bester
Whalesale
Lafatur
Cocner
Ullmore Stream
Timon
Ferre Ee -Oriee
Sotlee
Tianwa
HiGeor Stows and
Stitheyarg Tunpike Company
Tal Ac W. MT Glovator
Duensbute. Md
Uo Abdoalpek P.m
Alegs
Cresident
Elva
J. Towson, Na Prosideus
J.D. Swartz
Washington ST
Offici
Jonathan Se
Westen
Jolin Assman
Potomac St
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