Braddock Heights Cottages Hosts And Guests At Summer Retreats
At Braddock Heights August 10 reports list new arrivals at the Clayton Cottages including Marion Lindsey and several Braddock Heights residents. The Porch Club lawn fete features a hand stitched white apron by Fred Clayton. Hotel Braddock hosts numerous guests from Washington Baltimore and nearby areas. A Saturday dance at the Hotel and Avalon entertain guests, with a 500 party raffle awarding embroidered centerpieces and hand painted china prizes.
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Braddock Heights
Clayton Cottages
Marion Lindsey
Doug- Jays RK. Lindsey
D. Phillips
John Deh. Tohnapm
Alexandria
F. Price
F. G. Coplon
George B. Ostermeyer
Charles O
Mary Bowen
C. F. Bowen
M. E. Bowen
H. M. Grimes
F. G Herbert
E. R. Embrey
M. R. Leen
Earl Leen
L. Leen
M. Creens
J. K. Kyle
J. H. Magee
Ma. Fee
Carrie Sole
D. W. Duncan
M. B. Gilmore
C. G. Marsters
J. R. Bowen
R. E. James
M. T. Rosenberg
Albert Hupp
Ella R. Severn
William Campbell
LeRoy Buckingham
Washington, D. C
Annie Kanterer
Helen Jones
D. E. Munce
Herzburg
J. B. A. Booker
Bernard Booker
Newport News
John G. Constable
Price
Elkton
E. B. Shofter
Fign Islands
J. G
Avalon
H H. Showman
Baltimore
George Wicks
Humble
Enjoyable Heights Dance at Braddock Heights Cotillion Club
A large audience attended a dance in the Braddock Heights pavilion last evening hosted by the Cotillion Club with the Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music. Committee members Newell E. Duvall and E. Austin James led the event. attendees included a long list of ladies and gentlemen from the area. Also included are reflections on playgrounds teaching fair play and character, quoting Justice Charles E. Hughes on the value of honorable conduct and community standards.
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Braddock Heights
Cotillion Club
Newell E Duvall
E. Austin James
Estelle
Evelyn Stone
Lanette Harris
May Lindsay
Katherine Cramer
Marian Douglass
Annie Laura Ives
Mary Ebien Nilsson
Lillian Motter
Thelma Littlefield
Elsie Lippencot
Katherine Wright
Rebecca Eader
Irene Enright
Margaret Dill
Margaret Harbin
Miss Darrow
Messrs
C. Sotheron
Frank Howard
Paul
Edward Ardeeser
Charles Opel
Earl Sumner
Earl Senseney
Earl Buckey
Paul Markell
William Anders
George Worthington
Dorsey Sappington
Frank Heck
Austin James
L. E. Kolmer
Newell Ff. Devall
Harold Moberly
William Lamar
Mr. Coulson
Charles E. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Lure Of The River Draws Campers To Nature
A rambling invitation extols river camping along the Monocacy and Potomac. It paints nature’s call as a lure for canoe, tent, and rod trips, celebrating camp life, simple dress, and the joys of firelight, stars, and shared fellowship in the outdoors.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Monocacy
Potomac
Gunpowder’s turbulent path to wartime sanction and humanity
The St Louis Globe-Democrat review recalls gunpowder’s controversial acceptance in warfare. Early ethical bans gave way after centuries, as saltpeter sulfur and charcoal powered cannons that helped topple Constantinople. Discoveries claimed by Roger Bacon, Schwarz, and a Moor, with Chinese rocket use predating Christian era. The shift framed as humanity’s grim evolution.
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Constantinople
Roger Bacon
England
Schwarz
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Whispering Galleries and Ancient Echoes Across World Churches
Old world churches harbor remarkable acoustic whispering galleries. St Paul’s dome, Gloucester, Taj Mahal, Girgenti, and the Ear of Dionysius in Syracuse all host walls and shapes that carry whispered words along long distances. Legends claim tyrants once heard prisoners from distant rooms. The piece also notes animals recalling past events and that naval guns achieve longer ranges than land weapons of similar size.
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St. Paul's
Leucon
Cathedral of
Gloucester
Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Girgent
Sicily
Dionysius
Syracuse
London
Art of bait casting and early toothbrush lore mix in period prose
The piece blends a vivid ode to bait casting and bass fishing with a collage of antiquarian notes. It includes Warren H. Muller's description in American Forestry and transitions to Chesterfield on toothbrush history, noting the toothbrush’s late 18th century emergence and Lord Chesterfield’s advice on dental care.
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Warren H. Muller
Chesterfield
Esmond” Thackeray
Lord Castlewood
Lord Chesterfield
Toadon
Porpoise Jaw Oil From New Bedford Industry History
Porpoise jaw oil, a key lubricant for watches and fine instruments, is produced mainly near New Bedford Massachusetts. The industry extends back to the early nineteenth century with factory fish departments now supplying the porpoise to sustain both local and world markets.
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New Bedford
Mass
Watch Unker
Popular Mechanics
Weather roundup of 8 p.m. readings across cities
Observation from United States weather bureaus shows temperatures and conditions yesterday at 8 p.m. including Atlantic City 78 cloudy Buffalo 88 cloudy Chicago 88 cloudy New Orleans 78 cloudy New York 77 cloudy Philadelphia 78 cloudy St Louis 71 rainy Washington 77 cloudy The forecast calls for a party cloudy today then fair tomorrow with northerly winds and cooler temperatures.
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United States
Temp
Atlantic City
Hoston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleast
New York
Philadelphia
Italians Bombard Gorizia in Final Battle Phase
Italian artillery poundhouse has left Gorizia practically destroyed. Dispatches say Austrian defense weakened as Italian mortars smash remaining forts redoubts. About 10,000 residents shelter in cellars and dugouts in a city of 40,000.
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Rome
Gorizia
Victor Emmanuel
Gorisia
Six Mexicans slain at Norias ranch raid near Brownsville
Brownsville Texas Aug 10 five Mexican bandits and one Mexican woman were killed when outlaws attacked Norias ranch sixty eight miles north of here. An hour fifteen Americans eight United States regulars held off sixty Mexicans. Five Americans wounded three were soldiers. Seventeen Texas Rangers arrived to save the party as ammunition ran low. The group had gone to the Norias ranch while searching for Mexicans. eight soldiers remained at the railroad, the rest plus seventeen Rangers searched a water hole twelve miles away. Guiding Principles. Equal and exact Justice to all men of Whatever state or persuasion religious or political.
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Brownsville
Tex
Norian
Here
Texas Rangers
Norias Ranch
Norias
Hihers Corpis
Insucaral
Jefferson
Strength of Past Mistakes and Political Notices
Essay argues slum problems threaten society and urges action. Then a long list of political notices from Frederick County candidates for House of Delegates County Commissioner Sheriff Clerk of Court State Senate Judge of the Orphan Court and other offices announcing candidacies subject to primaries. Many names and districts repeated with brief welcomes and appeals for support.
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Noston
New Republic
House OF Delegates
Calvin VE. Stull
Luckeystown
House OF Dil
Harry
Frederick
Prederick County
Canoll L
SMITH
Walkersville
Elimon
Frederick County
Witter
Geo. C. Huffer
Middletown
Jerazasmons
Was Mona
C.J. Angleberger
Mt. Pleasant
Bey
Sherif
Primarion
Tamics A. Jones
wTtmona
TIS
Frederick W. Cramel
State Senate
Mysel
McGill Belt
Urbane
Willa
Aldlet
Tile Orphan Court
Chile
Orphana’ Court
Orpehame Court
Udge
Coeet
Charles H
BUTTR
Orphanp Court
Son of the Republicas
David M. Whip
Barkittevile Platrict
Maridtmors
COUME
Frederick Cosa
Ieam
Wheat Near Billon Bushels In Great Crop
Washington reports indicate a record wheat harvest with estimates near or above 600 million bushels for the year and strong prospects for spring and winter wheat. Other crops such as corn oats barley and rye show varied gains while tobacco flax and fruit yields are listed in broad figures. London reports no official word on a German peace proposal to Russia and the Pennsylvania Railroad president Samuel Rea is slated for a minor operation with non-serious condition.
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Department of Agriculture
Asprin
London
Rus
Russia
Samuel Rea
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bis
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