County fair page preview with prizes and speakers
The program lists amusements and prominent speakers for Friday morning and Saturday. Prizes include six best ears of yellow corn, best quart of wheat, best quart of rye, six best white potatoes, best pan of bread, and best jar of canned goods. Two bands will perform, dancing starts at 2 PM, and a coronation address will be delivered. Officials and committees oversee events including turf, music, and tours, with a new Searchlight electric control system mentioned.
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Edaresbea
Fosar
Mi. Smith
Afu
Michael EU
Walsh
Roger X
Taylorabile
King's Select
Frederick
Clarence M. Murray
Harry
N. Miles
F. A. Crawford
Gustavius
Rigas
Arthur
Myers
Harry Webb
Edwin Garhart
Lester Harrison
Albert Maynard
Frank M. Lewis
Dry
Stoine
Marshall Devilbiss
Frank Engle
George W. Gosnell
Joseph Cain
John M. DeLashmutt
Marcus
D. L. Pickett
A. Cronk
Johnnie Beasman
Winter D. Jones
Wiliam Stingon
Harvey Davis
Bush Stone Lee Davis
Dixon, Wicker
George ‘Kr. Dennis
Francis Leutherman
William J. Grove
Lea
Shamons
Robert
Norels
Jacob
Dutrow
Samuel Molesworth
Roand Dorsey
Marshall Nussbaum
George Hunter
Thomas
Clark
Walter
Smeltzer
Perrysey
James M. Mount
Marion Runkles
J. T. McCassin
T.L. Stine
Clarence M.murray
John W. Null
H. C.selby
James Molesworth
Norman Warfield
Stephen Musgrove
Riggs Stackhouse
James Hewitt
Marcellus Etchison
Arthur Peddicord
T. J. Grimm
F. Albert Crawford
Lloyd C. Culler
XV. Willams
Wiliam Warfield
Morgan Kimamel
Stephen’ Hood, Jr
Charles E. Poolé
Beiden ‘Patrick
Thomas F. Myerg
Charles
Lawrence
Humphrey
D. Wolfe
Lou Willig
Charles Albaugh
Wade H
Warfield
Marshall
Milter
David Rood
Spencer Stull
Tasteless Castor Oil Reform Promises Gentle Use
A public notice extols a tasteless castor oil refined by Spencer Kellogg & Sons as a 100 percent pure old remedy, claiming no taste remains. It appeals to mothers by promising a nonnauseating experience for children and a smoother option for adults, insisting the product preserves strength and purity.
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von Spencer, Kelloggi,& Sons
Homecoming program set for Pleasant Walk United Brethren Church
Seven ministers from August 22 to August 29 will preach at Pleasant Walk United Brethren Church. Rev H E Krone hosts the event with ex-pastors Rev H W Joncas Rev P R Koontz Rev R Byrd Rev Renshaw Rev A B Stutton and others scheduled to lead services. Officers include J W Rowe as trustee and class leader, E S Rowe steward, J S Rowe superintendent Sunday School Oneida Rowe secretary, and W E Brenner treasurer among a long committee list. Usme-Coming Committee chair I E Ploch with Charles Rawe secretary and James Gernand among members.
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Pleasant Walk
United Brethren Church
H. E. Krone
H.W. Joncas
Mt. Wolf
P. R. Koontz
Mechanicsburg
R. Byrd
York
Pas
Berry Plumber
Carlisle
Pay
Renshaw
Baltimore
A. B. Stutton
D. D
Rowe
W. BE. Brunner
Marshall Warrenfelts
E. S. Rowe
J. S. Rowe
Onedla Rowe
Eilen Easterday
W. BE. Brenner
C.K
Chas, Rowe
Jenen Smith
Glenn Rowe
Liter Rowe
State School Analysis by Russell Sage Foundation
The Russell Sage Foundation undertakes to analyze Maryland education statistics for 1918 1919 and 1920 by educational unit to identify counties with low attendance and financial support Albert S Cook Maryland State Superintendent says the foundation reports Maryland ranked thirty four in attendance and support but not classroom efficiency He expects a gain of five points 1910 to 1920 and hopes to reach twenty third by 1928 if others do not improve Baltimore city schools financial support and attendance will be a focus of the analysis and the educational unit Baltimore by and while the report is not for publication it will guide policy on underperforming counties
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Russell Sage Foundation
Maryland
Albert 5. Cook
Cook
Foundation
Baltimore Ciry
Baltimore
Sale of City Residence To Haris Couple
Noah E Cramer and son real estate agents sold to Mr and Mrs Roy M Haris a two story brick dwelling at 805 West Bentz Street. Possession to be given December 1 and it will become their home. FeagaVille farmers compete for potato weight with Douglas Castle’s 26 ounce record surpassed by a 28 ounce tuber. French law bans white lead paint and products containing it.
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Noah E.cramer
Joan
L. Vistor
Tyergar
Bentz Street
Roy M. Haris
Harris
Moylan improving amid a busy county round of visits
Charle Moylan is steadily improving from a sprain as neighbors share updates on local health. The column lists visits and gatherings across Unionville and Fergaville, noting relatives, church notices, and social events with multiple families and residents named.
Local Social Notes From Buckeystown And Nearby
Mrs Arthur Cutlall and family visited Mr and Mrs Henry Baker. Rose Feaga of Washington DC is staying with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Feaga. Naomi Slater of Baltimore returned after visiting Mr and Mrs Grover Mossburg. Thomas Kiger and Belle Himes of Wheeling WV spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jacob Baer. Mrs Franklin Cook spent the weekend with Mr B A Mossburg of Mt Pleasant.
Fragmentary ad copy hints at shoe care and hosiery tips
The readable fragment mentions shoes and stockings, antiseptic powders, and a note about names like Joseph Horan and Claz, with references to Baltimore and Sunday observations. The text is incomplete, offering limited context on a potential advertisement or medical remedy.
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Joseph
Horan
Claz
Adams
Baltimore
Sean Foote
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