Peach Bottom slate shipments and local marriages noted
Last Monday merchant J. Q. A. McConkey shipped about 4500 bushels of wheat and corn to Baltimore aboard Martie. May slate shipments from Peach Bottom total 104814 squares for multiple companies. A daily stage line to Eel Air is planned, linking with Bel Air railroad. Henry Street and Sarah Ann Norris of Peach Bottom wed April 28 at Slate Ridge Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. A. McConkey
Peach Bottom
Martie
Hoffmaster
Baltimore
McConkey
H. P. B. Mining Co
P. B. Slate Manufacturing
Bel Air
Henry
SALMAGUNDI In Other Words A Mixed Dish
A column by Cold Rock Run presents a playful look at salmagundi as a mixed dish metaphor. The piece riffs on blending items, flavors, and ideas into a single curious stew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Rock Run
Farm relief and cooperative action for farmers
The piece urges farmers to unite for lasting relief, arguing cooperation outperforms solitary efforts. It praises cooperative buying and selling as a promising step and advocates fair dealings with middlemen, stressing shared action over individual struggle. The text also contrasts farmer needs with industry practices and reflects on resilience and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puermaner Reer
Productive spending sparks jobs and recovery
Relief spending falls into three classes charity direct aid and temporary relief. Productive spending repairs homes furnaces roofs and equipment, spurring mills factories and quarries back to work. Wages boost demand creating more jobs, restoring confidence as the economy gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TGV
Great Slaughter At Susquehanna Shad Run Near Dam
Twenty five years ago Milton Stokes, Harford County, fractured skull after a horse kick. Last week marked a historic Susquehanna River shad run at Calls Ferry due to the dam by McGall’s Ferry Power Company. fish penned in a narrow one mile stretch below the dam. Sarah Reynolds dies at 18 from complications of disease, after the death of her nephew Hills Tater of Pen Hill on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Birs
Warold Stokes
Harford Co
eCalls Ferry
McGall's Ferry Power Company
Sarah B. Reynolds
Hills P. Toter
Pen Hill
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Farm News
Constitution Mrs George Wilson and family plus many relatives were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Pyle. Ralph Hilditch of White Hall spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Sam Daughton. Thelma Wilson visited Grace Bartel and Leslie King stayed with Mrs John Daughton. Will Patterson built a new barn on his farm near here. Carroll Johnson and son from Baltimore visited Mrs Deliah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Ramsey Webb
Evelyn Marie
Ottis Jamison
J. Walter Stewart
Harry Redman
Ruth
Birs
Ed Druck
Charles
Donald
Richard
Charley Pyle
Ralph Hilditch
White Hall
Sam Daughton
Thelma Wilson
Grace Bartel
Leslie King
John Daughton
Will Patterson
Carroll Johnson and Son
Baltimore
Deliah
Local families gathering and visits in Delta area
Numerous social visits and guest lists from Delta include Rev Keener visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Gross, groups at the McCallister and Orr homes, Miss Gertrude Orr staying in York, and extended family activity with Mrs Annie Lyle, the Daugherty and Donavan households, and the Whiteford family. June church meeting planned, and illness relief noted for William T Whiteford. Several reunions and weekend visits among Orr, Pyle, Todd, and Fitzpatrick families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Orr
W. B. Orr
Rev
Keener
Walter Gross
Granville McCallister Iand Farsily
Grace
Ellen Bartel
Jack Whiteford
Harry McCallister
Delta
Gertrude Orr
York
Aesulan
Edward Grove
Bir
Harold Donavan
High Rock
William T. Whiteford
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mt.Civet Church
Edgar Evie
Thelma Wilson
Jean Todd
J. Weller Stewart
Edward
Wilson
Arnold
iWin Dale
Dein
John Daughis
Omer Dawson
W. B
Local social notes and church event at Myers Bat
Mr and Mrs Harry Burns host guests Eva Lilly and Miss Enen Bartel. Miss Emma Everett hosted by Miss Jen Bartel. Mt Oliver Church to present The Hitching Post and The Order of the Boiled Owls at Myers Bat Friday June 9 at 7 PM. Donald Druck returns from visit with uncle Charley Pyle. Mrs John E B Webster home after ten days with Mrs Cora Whiteford. Mrs P E McGuigan Sr visits Mrs R A Stewart. Harry McCanister Jr visits with Norman McCallister. Mr and Mrs Wilson Heaps host Sunday dinner with R A Stewart. Pylesville Jim Devoe and son Richard visit Burns family. Emma Everett and Eawin Nutt guests of Jen Bartel. Mr and Mrs Abs Wilson McCallister attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burns
Ie Paouee
Eva
Lilly
Red Lion
Enen Bartel
Emma Everett
Mt. Oliver Church
Myers* Bat
Donald Druck
Charley Pyle
John EB. Webster
Cora Whiteford
I’. E. McGuigan, Sr
R. A. Stewart
Harry McCanister, Jr
Norman McCallister
Wilson Heaps
Wilson Heaps. Pylesvilt Jim Devoe and Son, Richard, Ent Sunday With Bir
A . Burns
Eawin Nutt
Jen Bartel
Ding Some Vy and Daugh
Abs. Wilson MieCallister
Social notes and Sunday guests at local homes
Forest Hill hosts include Mr and Mrs Ross Scarff and family with Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson. Aliss Helen Smithson visits Mrs K B Jan Pyle. Walbeck with Hurts i Tr and Mrs were Sunday guests along with Mr and Mrs Fa gue TS of SRT fir and Mrs Walter Roe and daughter Mary of Bel Air. WCTU social notes report good attendance and members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Scarff
Famiy
Raymond Johnson
Aliss Helen Smithson
Jan Pyle
Walbeck
Hurts
Fague
SRT Fir
Walter Roe
Mary
Bel Air
Tin
Wes Do
Community notes and social updates from the week
The column reports on small-town events including a social gathering paused by warm weather, resumption planned for September, home painting by Mrs. J F Whaland, a fishing trip by Roy Scarff and friends, illnesses and recoveries of several residents, visits by Miss Margie Richardson and Mrs. Mabel Huff, scarlet fever recovery for Louise Scarff, travel for Rev BE Ely to Baltimore, mixed health news for Mrs Frank Gray, visits of Mrs Elwood Grafton and family, Ruth Miller and Mrs James Fristoe visiting, a Children’s Day service at Center M B Church, and gradual improvement of Arthur Smithson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
J. F. Whaland
Roy Scarff
B. F. Wilson
George Hurt
Richard Arrington
Richard
Margie Richardson
Ethel Huff
Frederick
Mabel Huff
Louise Scarff
Co. BE. Ely
Baltimore
Frank Gray
Elwood Grafton and Sons
Sharon
Tiss Ruth Miller
James Fristoe
Center M. B
Arthur Smithson
Omitted Ode on Women’s Beauty Ends in Anthropological Note
An archaic poem fragment extols female beauty, praising dreamlike colors and phrases about women. It surveys famed features such as eyes, hair, and lips while noting the absence of praise for a woman’s nose. The text reads as a literary meditation on physical form across ages.
Farmer’s Path: Growth and Risks in New Agriculture Model
The passage weighs options for farmers choosing between a permanent, low-risk farming model and more uncertain, high-risk methods. It notes that profitability and stability depend on individual choice and long-term sustainability, with the farmer’s future in his own hands.
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Releif
Old Rock Run
Hell
Air
Irs
Dil
Pyle
Airville
Har
Orr
Thompson Az
Levi Travey
Fpdelphia
Galbro Emma Pyle
Orlean
Louise Cox
Jean Todd. Jr
Edgar Pyle
Clarence Pyle
Chester Fitzpatrick
Airvilie
Berald
R. W. Williams
Eletrical Contractor
Penna
Spensier
Genomobile
Pylesville
Jobs Department Store
Hubert P. Harkins
J. L. Norris
Amd Ma
Pen Mar
L. Thompson
Yrelta
Miles
Nervine
BRS
Businessman
Busines
Scherbsse
Gena
Paone
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Red Air
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