Frederick County Picnic to Feature Dancing Pavilion and Orchestra
A large crowd will attend the Verona Katenles Nemes picnic at St. Joseph's Catholic Church grounds on Thursday, August 7. A new dancing pavilion with orchestra alcove and balcony will host evening dancing and a full day of events. Many committees oversee arrangements, grounds, dining tables, and entertainment led by Eugene A. Grove and Jacob S. Dutraw. The Frederick Salect Orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.
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Ttte
Eugene A. Grove
Day
Wiliam Murphy
Charles Heater
Harry, Davis
J. W. Haines
Allen’ Pullan
Scott Grinder
Arunah Rogersy
B. A. Mattingly
Grounde
C. Frank Carlin
Rey Futman
Richard Alisdtt
Lee Davis
John Dean
O. Hendrickson
Raymond Putmin
Richard Alnutt
Melville Cromwell
J.D. Day
A. L. Knott
Frank Allnutt
Richard N. Cromwell
William Murphy
J .Dean
Neva Cromwell
Maggie Gringer
Roy G., Putman
Raymond Putman
Helen Allnutt
Glenna All
Fannie Young
Mary Chase
Tod Cream Table
Tola Grinder
Harry Davis
Martha Murphy
William J. Grove
Joseph.Thomas
Thomas Burges
Harerg
Lee Day
Lucy Fassimons
Tne Potman
Milas Mary Louise Grove
Grace Grove
Frank Carlit
Michel Mick
O'Malley
Vernica O'Malley
Sid O'Malley
Lamond
Lillian Grove
Ethel Mattingly
Raymond Mattingly
C. T. Drozius, Jr
Alds
Charlotte Spencer
Julia Tursell
Nettie Howard
Dorn Whimbs
Mary Hall
Charles Whimbs
George Taovle
Bielard
Philip, Kessler
Roger Day
Léon Bisit
Aubrey Davis
William Thomas Allnutt
Stdeting
Frank
Chas Murphy
J. M. Ganley
Simon
Nichola
Vincent Hiser
Rachel Davis
Miss Mary Biser
Mary Allair
Frederick Salect
Baseball Scores From Sunday Games
Sunday results list several mismatched team names and players including Washington against Cleveland finishing at 43 to 0, with unclear standings and many OCR errors in club names and batters. The fragment reflects a nightly baseball score column with partial lines for Washington and New York games and a rough club standings figure of 9.410 401.
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Washington
Cleveland
Shaw
Johnson
York
New York
National League Saturday Games Report
Disjointed summary from a National League card listing Saturday games. Mentions Chicago Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn St Louis and standings notes with scattered pitchers and batters footprints. Details are garbled but indicate results and lineups across multiple NL matchups.
Brunswick Elects Today in Three Ward Council race
Brunswick voters go to the polls today from eight in the morning to six in the evening to choose councilmen for three wards. In the first ward incumbent John Crumant faces Jacob Moler. second ward incumbent Dr C C Foster runs against Harry Allgira. third ward incumbent Frank Keenda is opposed by John Ketzal. Several candidates were nominated by petition and politics are expected to center on water system issues and council performance.
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Mie Abmis
Brunswick
John Crunmant
Jacob Moler
C.C. Foster
Cum
Harry’ Allgira
Watt—Frank~ Keenda
John Kétzelant
Paultics
Aimee Eaeeteae
Matallyor
Feugend Harrison
Levin
And.c
Heskett
Never Wastrful in Speech and Water Bonds Approved
A reader’s remark on American English gains context as a Yale Review note contrasts language economy with muttered speech. Town voters approved a bond issue to fund a water system expansion soon nearing completion to meet growing demand and reduce fire risk.
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America
Henry Dwight Sedgwick
Yalé‘Review
Zens
Auto Mishaps Despite Heavy Traffic Yesterday
Hundreds of tourists rode through the city on motorcycles and cars in ideal weather. A few minor mishaps occurred with two young men from Baltimore involved in a collision with a touring car driven by G C Carlin of Alexandria Virginia. Both riders escaped with bruises. A former legislator Charles Flook collided with a Virginia car beyond Jemerson with no injuries but damage to both cars. A tire blowout at Market and Court streets alarmed a central party, the tire having been punctured earlier.
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Thin City
Howsver
Baltimore
Washington
Renesche
Baltimor
Charles Flock
Jenmerson
Flook
Virginia
Knoxville
Market
Court Streets
Ceutral
Auto Fines Drop Below $100 In Frederick County
A weekly motor vehicle report shows Frederick County last week collected $85 in automobile fines, a rare drop from typical weekly totals above $100. Notable penalties included James L. Jacquette, $5 for failing to keep right of center, and Charles Nammed, $26 for speeding over 85 mph in New Market.
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Jess Han
Prederick County
T He
Communioner of
Wredericg
New Market Beny
Prederick
Jaimes L. Jacquette
I Smith
Auto Runs Into Creek on West Church Street
The automobile of Russell C Grimes, in front of his West Church Street home, was started by his son Edward and rolled into Carroll Creek. The vehicle stalled after entering the water. Helen Grimes and her mother were aboard when the incident began. the mother reportedly stabbed the girl as danger arose.
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Creek
Russell C. ‘Grimes
Hils
West Church Street
Edward
Carroll Creek
Stindstil
Crimea
Helen
Mt. Airy Fair Plans Include Balloon Ascension and Fireworks
The Mt Airy farmers’ fair set for August 22 and 23 will feature daily balloon ascensions, daylight fireworks, and a horse show. Premiums total about $500 across classes for draught and saddle horses, with ribbons for top placements. Knights of Columbus milled events include a tournament on Saturday with prizes and coronation address. Local committees, grand marshals, and numerous volunteers organize receptions, amusements, and a full program across two days.
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Mt. Ary
Frederick
Howard
Fayloraville Coret Band
King's Select Sand
Bext
Wbest Hght
Jdraught
J. M. Smith
Knights
Michael J. Walsh
Leo Weinberg
Clarence M. Murray
Harry N. Milen
Crawford
Gustavius Arthur Myers
Harry Webb
Edwin Gerhart
Leste
Albert Maynard
Frank M. Lewis
Dr. 2D
Stone
Marshall Devillelsa
Frank
George W. Gosnell
Joseph Cain
John N DeLashiutt
Marcus D. L Pickett
al Cronk
Jotinaie Beasman
Winter D
Jones William Stinson
Harvey
Chirence M. Murray
Dr W. D Hopkins
William Hobbs
M. I Nicodemus
Robert L.1
Local Horse Show and Tournament Prizes Announced
Judges named for horse show and tournament oversee a prize list offering rewards for six best ears of yellow corn, best quart of wheat, best quart of rye, six best white potatoes, two centenaries of bread for ladies, and canned goods winners with season tickets to the fair.
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Marcellus Etchison
Arthur Peddicord
T. J.grimm
Bud Dorsey
F. Albert Crawford
Music
Lloyd CG
Culler
J. W. Williama
William Warfield
Morgan Kimmel
Stephen Hood
Charles F. Poole
Belden Patrick
Thomas ¥. Myers
Charles Lawrence
Humphrey D. Wolfe
Leu Willis
Charles Albaugh
Wade H
Unthoughtedly Test Hits Pocketbook At Station
A report notes a man at Inono railway station who, in an unthinkable moment, tested a pocketbook containing five dollars on a counter. The piece comments on the emergence of unthoughtedly in English usage and its playful status in language.
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Inono
Sto Louks Republic
New Electric Shutter Fights Powder For Fast Photography
An inventor introduces an electrical device to counteract burning powder and reveal a single shutter snap at the peak moment, promising quicker action for rapid photography. The gadget aims to replace traditional powders with a faster, cleaner trigger mechanism for clearer images.
Clazele Definition Sparks a Lowell Style Debate
A fragmentary quote attributes to Lowell a definition of elassic as something plucked from the past yet always new, not ancient nor modern, and incapable of aging. The text hints at a scholarly or literary discussion, with emphasis on paradox and enduring freshness.
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Lowell
Federal canning rules spark push for accurate net weights
A Department of Agriculture notice explains how drained solid content and liquid in cans must be reflected in net weight declarations under the Federal Food and Drugs Act. Inspectors will tour canneries to verify packing practices, urging fair dealing and efficiency in production. The article notes varying drained weights by product and promises updates for fruits and vegetables as standards are set.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Berson
United States
Agriculture
Washington
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Ceater
Ford Stotar Company
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