Braddock Heights Dance and Town Happenings Report
A stream of town social notes captures dances, skating, boating, and birthday parties around Braddock Heights. The piece mentions moving pictures, vaudeville reform talk, trolley parties, fairs, and local gatherings with notes on streets, rides, and upcoming events at Camp Perry and the Great Frederick Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Uni
Seal
Rone
Atreeta
Clem
Ehbeles
Anid
Irde
Fragmentary Weather Notice from Braddock Area
Readable fragments warn of possible storms or floods before day’s end. Attendees may expect lawn party and festival events. text is garbled but suggests outdoor activities and safety reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Fruits and vegetables flood market prices rise
Market report notes abundant peaches and other produce, with ripe fruit priced by the basket or box. Tomatoes and Lima beans show limited supply, while various fruits and vegetables list per dozen, per box, or per half peck prices. Poultry and meats also priced, reflecting broad market activity.
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Ihe
Cehta
Cleaning and sewing tips from a vintage domestic guide
A collection of home advice on cleaning, chair modifications for children, restoring rusty shears, and inexpensive substitutes for delicate undergarment embellishments. The piece offers practical, period guidance for daily chores and maintenance.
How to Prepare Toothsome and Wholesome Dishes
A domestic guide presents a menu of easily prepared fare aimed at nourishing meals and easing household burdens. It outlines simple dishes designed to save time and effort in daily cooking.
Old Timey Cookery Fragments From a 19th Century Menu
A garbled collection of cooking directions features mackerel with salt and sugar cure, buttered lemon garnish, and broiled beefsteak with mushrooms. Also included are mutton saddle roasting notes and a tomato relish using green tomatoes, peppers, onions, allspice, and cloves.
Weeping Animals and Cares of Dugong Tears Charm
A French naturalist notes tears in many animals from ruminants to humans. Stag, bear, dog, duck, elephant, dolphin and dugong all reportedly weep under stress or sorrow. Malays preserve dugong tears as a lover charm, linking crying to romance and preserved remedies, per New York Press.
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Atates
Haire
New York Press
Struck a Rich Mine 8 We Bends Coal City Health Aid
A fragment from a 19th century colliery era ad notes a health tonic or remedy sold at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy. It mentions Dr Kiner, a plan to relieve constipation headache and dental issues with a marketed product labeled 230. The ad emphasizes the health benefits and availability at a local shop in Coal City.
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Kiner
Pita
Pearre
Motern
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected August 13 1910 list farm prices for wheat corn barley hay oats flour and animal feeds. Notable figures include No 2 red wheat 0.08 per bushel corn ear corn 3.60 per bushel shelled corn 0.60 per bushel barley 0.56 to 0.60 per bushel and hay timothy 18.00 to 20.00 per ton with other graded hays shown. Potatoes 0.50 to 0.60 per bushel and feed prices for bran meal and cottonseed meal appear in the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Sunday church services scheduled across city churches
Local pastors announce sermons and Sunday school times for All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity M E, United Brethren, Church of the Brethren, Grace Reformed, and St John’s Catholic tomorrow. Ministers include Rev Parker, Rev Wend, Rev Knox, Rev Kiracofe, Rev Ausherman, and Fr Conlon with morning and afternoon services and Sunday school sessions listed.
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All Saints’ Protestant
Bundey
Hardvot
Hetil
Nietfer
Evangelical Reformed
Sunnday School
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tomorow
Aha
Me. Wend
Qettyahutp College
Church of the Brethren
Eider
F. ‘Ausherman
Eilerton
Grace Reformed Church
McLean
Grace ‘Church
Funerals Held for Mee and Sarah E Long in Local Homes
Funeral services were conducted for Mee William H Steiner at her home by Rev Abealom Knox with pallbearers Jonni Herabberger George Edward and Albert Schroeder. The remains were sent to Baltimore for interment in Greenmount cemetery. Sarah E Long’s funeral was held at her near War home with Rev Gay P Bready officiating and nephews William Charles John Frank Harvey Cram Hezekiah Pitt ing er serving as pallbearers. Sharetta and Powell were the funeral directors.
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William. H. Steiner
Steiner
West
Atrett
Abealom
Knox
Jonni ‘Herabberger
George
Edward
Albert
Schroeder
Baltimore
N.C
Greenmount Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Stra
Sarah E. Long
War
Gay P.' Bready
Walkeraville
William
Charla
John
Frank Sod
Harvey Cram
Hezekiah Pittinger
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Sharetta and
Powell
Uncertain Bird Behavior Described in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR passage discusses bird behavior and density patterns, mentioning pheasants and possible shooting contexts. Text references density advantages, wing positions, and uncertain methods, with unclear attributions and garbled phrasing throughout.
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Mary Jane
Wor
Toto Tak
Kiteheni
Yomortony - Aelers
Beth Iving
Ibis
Enies
Chairmont
Peters Ile
Woerner
Meingey
Rome
Jane Ms Uprat
Jonint Dames
Perry
Templara
Chicago
America
Elkton
Woodsboro
Fredek Rots Inn
Frederick ‘Fair
Renddock
Pic
Carnivat
OUR: Market
Comsip
Uw Seagon
Vomi Oes
Childa
Frederick
Wiedmmond
Parker
Ciocinusti
Odio
Bckleydville Millsion
Aundsy School
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Absalom Knox
United Brevunén’oelirery
Lhe Babbath School
Paator
J. W. Kiracofe
Fider C. T. “Ausherman
Ilerton
Rocky Springs
Tomnrrae
At &t.John’s Catholic
Mags Rey
Conlon
Benedicti
Harry Baum
Gatiaer
Pate
East Street
Ollia Tyler
Sehiey
A. Org
Dave
Woney
Laveat
Fim
Ike
Philadelphia ‘Ledger
Hetrick, Barer
Reicholtfer Amusement
Ata Meg Renilidy
Trixie
Washington
Ray Laem
Iseiling
Protien
Aed
Atherend
Tata Home
Tore Arial
Raferetsen
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