Lewistown and Surrounding Residents Gather for Nearby Visits
Local notes record numerous visits among residents from Lewistown, Foxville, Woodboro, and surrounding towns. Names include Haver, Smith, Fox, Koontz, Young, and Miller visiting relatives in Libertytown, Frederick, Hagerstown, and Baltimore. church services planned and a Methodist Protestant festival slated for August 6 13 and 20 with community gatherings and autoworker travel noted.
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Julia
F.miller
Franklin N
Franzina’g. Miller
Baker
Catoctin Furnace
Brendeon
Harvey Grimes
Franklin Grimes
Fountain Tock
Leslie H. Stull
Baltimore
Bridwether
William M. Stull
Clinton’ Hedges
John Newcomer
Local social notes from Germantown and nearby towns
Miss Celest Weber of Baltimore and Miss Wright from Baltimore visit. families in Germantown host neighbors from Frederick and Laytonsville to entertainments. Rev W J Spith preaches at Memorial M E Church South. several cousins and friends travel among Germantown, Boyds, Laytonsville, Darnestown, and Kensington. upcoming Ladies Sewing Society meeting and a church picnic planned for August 16 at Williams Grove.
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Roget
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Misa
Bessie Carter
Libertytown
J. D
L. Poffinberger
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Washington, D. C
Thittle
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Edith Zimmerman
Haerstown
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J. I. Zimmerman
Marian Miller
Frederick
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Charles Bragonier
Ce Altoona
Woodville
Raymond Lindsay
Ruth Lindsay
Jennie Runkies
Misa Eva Weishaar
Wiliam Harry
John Norwood
Ruth. Lindsay
George Davis
Prospect Sunday
Willard Davis
Mertial Hood
Germantown
Washington
R.H. Bennett
Florence Unglesbee
Basil Unglesbee
Frank Cowell
Pride
Elizabeth Hickerson
Ma’ Nassas
Robert Hickerson
Nebraska
C. H. Browning
Baker. Crawford
Charles Bowman
John Hall
Darnestown
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Frank Pumphrey
G. “A. Hood
Brunswick
Lola Crawford
Emma
Lillian Zimmerman
J.P. Harris
Hyattstown
E. Hood
Frank du
Wall
Ben
Fashions At Newport Capture Summer Style
A Newport fashion feature outlines yachting and outdoor costumes in white wool serge and striped fabrics. It highlights white and black combinations, collars, belts, and embroidery as key details, plus straw hats with band embroidery and French-inspired bags.
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Fashion notes on embroidery and new fabrics
The article describes fashionable embroidery materials from lace to French knots, highlighting imported French garments, silk fabrics, and light embellishments. It notes that cooler threads and chiffon blouses suit new dresses, with trends toward colored knots, feather stitchings, and fringe trimmed scarves and hats, completing outfits with delicate touches.
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Ploagint
Treasury plans end to $2.50 gold pieces this year
The Treasury Department indicates the $2.50 gold pieces will be discontinued this year. The coin, seen as mostly decorative and of little value, tends to reappear only around Christmas as a gift. Congress would need to approve, and the department would be glad to retire the coin, noting about 1,000,000 pieces remain in Treasury custody.
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Uries
Miotuor
Public tone decries overindulgence and social decay
A fragmentary critique discusses coddling boys, maternal influence, and "weboot" ideas. It mentions Archbishop York, reform of education, and fears that tender motherhood and fashionable parenting corrupt future men. References to Rev Steward Meacham and public schools appear amid scattered observations on restraint, work, and social standards.
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Precious stones rising in price warn pearls may double
The mayor and experts warn all precious stones are increasing in price with pearls rising fastest. He predicts pearls could double in two years due to Orient sources shrinking supply and rising demand. Large pearls come from Hindu families now selling from old stock.
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Fashion notes on linen and satin outfits for travel
The text describes skirts trimmed with white silk mousseline, satin coats with shirring, and white buckskin shoes with silk hose. It mentions tan or gray linen suits for short resort fittings and longer journeys, noting color coordination of accessories and fabrics and naming oyster white blouses and linen batiste with embroidery in tan or gray washes.
Frederick Wamket Prizes Quotations Furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected August 4 1910 list prices for grains hay and other feeds. Wheat No 2 red 3.50 per bbl corn ear corn rye 60 to 65c per bushel oats 48 to 52c per bushel barley 60c to 60c per bushel hay No 1 Timothy 19.00 to 20.00 No 2 Timothy 18.00 to 19.00 No 1 Mixed 17.00 to 18.00 No 2 Mixed 16.00 to 17.00 Clover 10 1.00 to 10 1.00 balk hay 16 to 18 per ton straw baled wheat 9.00 to 10.00 baled data 8.00 to 10.00 flour winter wheat 6.85 spring wheat 6.75 to 10 6.48 cornmeal 1.70 per 100 lbs. Middlings 26.00 per ton dairy products per ton. Clover 7.00 to 9.00 per bushel.
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Panama Canal Life and Bitters Cure Malaria
Panamanian life warned of fevers and debility with malaria troubles. Bit Blec Bitters claimed to destroy illness, cure malaria, and restore health, with a testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwott of the Ducama area, noting lasting improvement after use. Sold by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Crops Good Across Southern States Despite Anxiety
Analysts report improving crop conditions in the Southwest and Plains. Wheat expected to rise about 25 percent from last year, hay and corn yields strong, cotton prospects better in Texas and other areas, despite fears of insufficient rainfall. Florida and Georgia show gains in hay and corn amid widespread optimism.
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