Frost damages hit county fruit crops with mixed results
Local fruit growers report varied losses from frost with peaches and apples hardest hit in places like Braddock and Yellow Springs while others, including Thurmont growers, see partial or no damage due to elevation. Some orchards expect sizable yields if protected, and a few sustain severe losses across peaches cherries strawberries and plums.
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Rious
Farda
Hooker Lewis
Thurmont
Damre
Laton Moser
Howard Creager
Yamés Sr
Gamibritt, Jr
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F. M. Stevens
Creagerstown
Pedestrian Toll At Potomac Bridge Sparks Local Debate
A Maryland Virginia border tale recounts a man crossing the Potomac River bridge at Brunswick who was charged 10 cents to walk over. He argued foot travelers paid nothing in other states, but locals explained tolls apply to pedestrians as the bridge shows wear and charges for vehicles. Farmers from Loudoun County observed the scene.
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Vandervaster
Potomac River
Brunswick
Virginia
Potomac
Marrsland
Marykawt
Rederick County
Parma
Loudoun County
Brunewich
Barecited Gopper is Hard Stuff
A garbled description references large quantities of bottled whiskey produced under federal regulation. It notes transport to Savannah, Georgia, and mentions Navy or military logistics with storage or distribution near a rail line. The text is fragmentary and preserves no clear dates or responsible entities.
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Darres
Cbs Rede Cooner
Savanah
Gar
Seaton
Treti
Rae
Fragmented notice from Malaga event in April
A distorted OCR fragment reports twenty O.¢ in Flaracs at Malaga Malta Spain dated April 27. It mentions twenty persons and a drive incident with items lost and later righted. details are garbled and unclear.
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Flaracs
Malaga
Malta
Spain
Lia
Tro
Fingis
Wbost
Theo Geaxverauet
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aids Hornell woman
Mrs. Cas. Baker of Hornell New York reports severe health issues including fatigue irratibility sleep trouble and bowel and menstrual problems. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and its tonic she improves significantly and can do daily tasks with ease. The testimonial invites others to try the medicine.
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Cas. Baker
Spencer Ave
Hornell
Lectures At Boys High On Professions And Duties
A series of weekly lectures at the Boys High School, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, aims to inform students about various trades and professions rather than recruit for them. Topics include law, higher education, ministry, medicine, business life, and banking with several speakers listed. General Miles suffers pneumonia and is confined to his home, with his condition improving.
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William MM. Storm
Chamber of Commerce
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Stupp
Ministry
William Crawford Johnson
James HH. Gambrill, Jr
Hammond Clary
Bank Ng
Silly Anoher
LeRoy McCardell
Miles
Freumonia
Washington
Nelson al Miles
Miley
Mendis
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