Union Forecast For Methodist Churches In Baltimore
Rev Dr L M Jennings of the Methodist Protestant Church in Pittsburg states at the Baltimore joint commission on Methodist federation that the three branches the Methodist Episcopal Church South and Methodist Protestant Church are moving toward union. He says unity is needed to combat evil. The afternoon session was secret with attendees cleared from the building and doors locked for privacy.
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L. M. Jennings
Methodist Protestant Church
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Joint Commission On Methodist Federation
Baltimore
Jennings
Things Not Like They Were Once
Observer notes in Shepherdstown Register recount the editor lamenting a shift in old customs of sharing food with publishers. He recalls years ago receiving sausage, pudding, apples, cider, pumpkins, and potatoes from neighbors during harvest. The piece urges a revival of the traditional communal generosity.
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the Register
Shepherdstown
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims rapid digestion within five minutes and relief from heartburn belching gas and nausea with no sour breath after use.
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Turkey Box Delivers Glove Wearing Turkey Mystery
A Baltimore recipient received a dressed turkey packed in clean paper and a single brown cotton glove inside the box. The glove, sent by a farmer near Broadway, Virginia, was believed unique with no mate found and the origin of the glove remains a mystery.
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Diaryman says water scarcity makes milking unprofitable
A Jefferson county diaryman reports extreme water shortage on his farm to the point it no longer pays to water the herd. He notes the strain on milk production and farm operations amid the drought conditions prevailing in the region.
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Martinsburg man weds Winchester woman in Hagerstown
Henry Gross of Martinsburg and Annie Brent of Winchester, both colored, were married by Rev. N. W. Hackley in Hagerstown.
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Martinsburg
Annie Brent
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N. W. Hackley
Hagerstown
Hem Re id cures piles by internal action
An advertisement touts Hem-Reid as a permanent cure for piles by addressing the internal cause rather than cutting. It claims cutting leads to further attacks and promotes internal action for better blood circulation. Sold by Franck Baker & Son with a money back guarantee. Dr. Leonhardt in Buffalo, N Y handles orders.
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Hem-Reid
Franck Baker & Son
Leonhardt
Station B
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N. Y
Relief From Stomach Misery Promised in 50 Cent Cases
Readable lines claim five minute relief from stomach misery with a 50 cent case said to cure chronic dyspepsia and indigestion. Reports from Chihuahua and other places suggest the Mexican insurrection remains active despite claims of suppression.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
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