Community Notes From County and Waverly Events
York and Barri tville visitors attend local gatherings as Camp Linwood hosts county residents. Waverly incidents report a attempted suicide by Israel Brown, later fatal, with Prohibition and Evangelical Association events, a large Union Sunday School picnic, and Fort Myer Cavalry encampments. Local church and social activities fill the week with meetings, reunions, and musical entertainment.
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Leesburg Inn
Profetasr Weber
Washington
Hamilton
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Excursion Rates Announced
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces August 25 excursion tickets to Ocean Grove Asbury Park for visitors to the large camp meeting. Tickets from listed stations allow travel to Philadelphia then regular trains to the shore with return validity until September 2. Fares and exact schedules shown include limited stop options and times.
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Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Norch to Poursylvania Tourist Trip Offered by G co
An advertisement invites readers to join a guided tourist excursion from New York and New Jersey to Niagara Falls Quebec Montreal and Lake George and other sites. The itinerary departs August 17 with a special train. the tour includes rail and boat fare parlor car seats hotel entertainment and other expenses covered for a round trip. Contact the Pennsylvania Railroad Company offices or Gov. W. Boyd for details.
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Wisling Watkins
Brooklyn
Newack
Freaton
Philadelphia
Bartleburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania Hatlroad Company
Brosd
Famous Springs at Deer Park Health Resort Detail
Familiar and allied fellows describe the purest water at Deer Park from the springs at Belling Springs in Garrett County Maryland. One hundred acres of land surround the springs and a wire enclosure protects the water source with a frame building to keep leaves out. Water from these springs feeds the Deer Park Hotel and is piped to the bath. Medical officers praise the pure water as a health centerpiece for the summer resort noted for its fresh air fine cuisine and sanitary arrangements.
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Deer Park
Amiliiar
Alaf
Bute
Excursion to Atlantic City and Seashore Rail Fare Notice
Reduced rate trips to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City and Ocean City end August 17. Round trips from Frederick and Hagerstown via B and C lines with 12 day tickets and stopovers in Washington. Extra limits include Norfolk Virginia Beach Newport News and Paint Comfort at higher price. Also contains local medicinal ads for Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy with testimonials and pharmacy details.
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Ledshore
Tne
Balimore
Ubia
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle Cty
Ocean C Ty
Washington
Frairy
Frederick
Hagers
Philadelphia
Iito
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Newport News
Baltimore
Maryland Crop Reports Reflect Warm Weather and Mixed Yields
The Maryland and Delaware region reports a warm spell with abundant sunshine and scattered showers on the 4th. Wheat yields are near average to good in many counties, while corn and potatoes show varied prospects. fruit like peaches and apples are mixed, with some regions promising and others weaker, as farmers anticipate overall yields being uneven across counties.
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Maryland and
Delaware
Maryland
Tsander
Hall
Mory
Charlee Coun
Bortheen
Howard County
Montgomery County
Barford County
Othes
Marylard Anne Arnsdé
Canes
Mary’s Conny
Dzla Ware
Dorchester County
Gora
Worcester County
Cecil County
Caroine
Tato
Pesches
Newcastle
Newark
Fruit Canning Hints For Home Jars And Sugar Proportions
Practical guidance on fruit canning from the New York Times. Details how to prepare fruit, remove skins, handle jars, and process in a boiler for best appearance and flavor. Includes sugar quantities per pint jar for raspberries, whortleberries, peaches, pears, plums, and quinces.
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Evon
The
New York Times
Homemade Jelly Extractor and Reed Organ Insights
A homemade device uses bricks to squeeze juice from hot fruit without touching the bag. The reed organ discussion clarifies it is a two reed instrument distinct from piano or pipe organs, noting pedal and manual differences and teaching gaps.
Lace Butterfly in Lacework Described in Tribune
An illustrated description from the New York Tribune presents a butterfly motif for lacework. The design is outlined with linen braid and filled with fine No 60 linen stitches, reflecting the popular lacework style.
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Medan
la Vegas
New York Tribune
Butterfly Lacework and Hair Ornaments in Fashion
Instructions describe butterfly lacework using small thread balls, patterns on muslin or linen, and over and over stitching for the body. Also notes fashionable hairdressing with silver spangled rejanes and tulle bows as a finishing touch for evening toilet.
The Musical Fane On Producing a Perfect Tone in Voice and Instruments
A writer in The Etude explains how artists should start and sustain tones. Singers should enter breathily and smoothly, string players avoid scratches by a pre‑bow motion, and pianists should keep hands relaxed to glide from chord to chord without abrupt attacks.
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Muuch
Household Brevition Tips For Family Comfort
Practical household notes advise storing tea coffee and spices in tight jars to retain flavor. A hair mattress is preferred for a baby over feather bedding. Hard water can be softened with torex iolt and used to whiten fabrics without harming texture. Boil drinking water and cool beside the ice rather than adding ice. Colonial silvers copies of early forms deserve wide appreciation.
Mothers Save the Babies with Dr Bull's Syrup
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Dr. John W. Bull's Baby Syrup to treat summer complaints of disentery and diarrhea in infants. It cites thirteen years of use and a Grove Ohio endorsement by A. N. Burgess, noting price of 25 cents and urging readers to ask their dealer.
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A. Salter
Burorazo
Pearre On & Guarantee
Stehison Building
John W. Bull
Fold of Stringer Sra Remsbulg Lgs and tats mare
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Stringer Sra Remsbulg Lgs and mare fold. No clear event or names to establish a full news item.
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Alvin Dupuy
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Privy Council of Korea
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