Homecoming plans invoke Armistice era cheer in Emmitsburg
Mary Zeal looks to a September homecoming amid the town’s wartime times. The piece recalls celebrations, church services, and picnics from the area around Frederick and Emmitsburg, noting preparations, local dinners, and community unity as neighbors await return of loved ones and a safer world.
Market Picnic Delivers Plentiful Fresh Produce
A brisk market picnic scene shows abundant stalls with peaches, corn, beans, potatoes, and fruit. Prices range from 10 to 40 cents a unit, with several Washington county dealers present, while a bank theft scandal near the end adds a brief note of local crime.
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Renewed Attack on Liege Ignites Global War Fears
A London report citing the Italian ambassador claims renewed fighting in Europe with unconfirmed sources. Churchill notes no major battles beyond Amphion sinking by a mine and reports of German, British, French, and Belgian actions across the coast lines. French offensives in Alsace Lorraine and anticipated large forces underscore a widening conflict as Belgium, Holland, and Denmark brace for invasion.
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Hagerstown Names Tax Collector After Deadlock
Harry McC Stouffer, Republican, appointed tax collector of Hagerstown by Mayor J McPherson Scott and confirmed by a 3 to 2 City Council vote. The post pays about 2500 dollars annually and ends four months of Republican Democratic stalemate.
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World War I era German proclamation and reactions
A chaotic clipping reports Emperor William’s proclamation to the German nation urging readiness in the face of war, noting allied pressures and German resolve. It mentions resignations, socialist executions in Berlin, protests by suffragists planning a peace parade, and Greece secretly mobilizing troops with odd interpersonal humor interludes.
War Devastates U S Labor Force Across Nations
In New York Aug 8 officials report 250000 more jobless nationwide due to the European war. About 50000 idle in New York include sailors cooks and stewards awaiting work. Dock traffic halted with 15000 longshoremen unpaid and 15000 more affected. Similar shipping industry layoffs hit other areas.
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German Spy Shot In England on Tyne Bridge
A German spy on the Tyne bridge near Newcastle on Tyne was challenged by a sentry and refused to stop. He fled toward the river, attempted to escape in a boat, and was shot and killed by guards.
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Newcastle On Tyne
Ege
Tyne
Roofing Papers and paints advertised in early offer
Roofing Papers and 12 ply tarred roofing paper sold by the roll at 66e for 108 square feet. Best grade rubber roofing 2 ply at $1.25 per roll. Various roof paints including black red brown graphite white leads and oils offered in gallon cans with prices from 60c to $1.10 per gallon. English Venetian Red Barn paint advertised as long wearing with guaranteed coverage and 5 year guarantee for best grade 85c per gallon.
Ebberts Hardware Creamy Fruit Dish Debut
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy promotes a dessert described as a dish fit for the gods. An unusual flavor profile blends pure cream with fruit juice, highlighting a refined treat for readers.
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Mothenhoeflh
American claims to witness shooting of suspected spy in France
London Aug 8 Karl Von Lunvery an American who arrived from Germany testified he saw a Frenchman seized from a train on a station platform at Eusen and shot in the presence of all the passengers, under suspicion he was a spy.
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Eusen
Russian Mobilization Complete In World War I Era Article
Aug 8 report states virtually the entire eligible Russian population is called to arms, totaling over six million. An appeal seeks one million dollars for the Red Cross. Chicano on Aug 5 notes a German American committee plans to raise one million ninety six dollars for the German Red Cross.
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