Diary: Caleb E. Iddings, 1901

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C. E. Iddings M.D. Sandy Spring Montgomery Co Md.

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THE STANDARD DIARY 1901 TRADE MARK

PUBLISHED FOR THE TRADE

image on back of first page of DECEMBER 1901 showing Moon phases of Eastern and Central Divisions for the month of December

showing day and week of month showing daily times for sunrise, moonrise, and Boston Morning Tide for Latitudes of Boston, New York and Washington

WED. JAN. 2, 1901. Ther. 28 degrees, no wind Clear & Cloudy

Sarah Stabler called, Sister Lizzie Iddings dined with us. I went to the store & P.O. both morning & afternoon, also to the mill for flour etc. Sister Harriet and Dora went to Sally Ellicott's to tea. Miss Mary Fowler was here for advice & medicine for Mrs. Robison. After supper I went again to the store for some things for the house.

THURS. JAN, 3d, 1901. Ther. 19 degrees, no wind

Fanny & Alice came & dined with us. I went to store & P.O. Afternoon Remus Hill Jr was here for advice etc. for his hand. Kate Stabler called to see Sister Harriet Phil Robeson was in after supper for more medicine for his mother. Edwd went in evening to a [" ?? "] meeting at "Belmont" I was called up (after returning) to go in and prescribe [again ?] for Mrs. Robison.