Moon and Jupiter Move as Evening Star Turns Morning Star
Astronomical notes report moon rise at 5 00, last quarter at 0 51, age 21 days, with 1024 p m. reference. Jupiter is observed passing from east to west of the sun, shifting from evening to morning star. Advertisements list slaves for sale, groceries, and other notices at 220 East were en h St Allahile City. Man wanted and final reduction in diamonds also appear among ads.
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Syssets
Reese
Jupiter
Allahile City
Balter& Wash
Iamonds
Young Nominated for Congress by Socialist Group in Maryland
The Socialists of Maryland's Sixth district held a convention in Hagerstown and nominated real estate broker Sylvester L. V. Young, who ran as the Socialist candidate four years ago. B. W. Diffenbaugh could not accept. The delegates adopted the national platform and named campaign committee members Baker, Diffenbaugh, Morgan, Sharpsburg, Rev. Culp, Suramit, and Henderson.
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Maryland
Hagerstown
Sylvester L. V. Young
Young
B. W. Duttabaugh
Gentesland
Yen Baker
B. W. Diffenbaugh
Camberland
George. Morgan
Sharpeburg
Imn Culp
Vale Suramit
Suramit
H. Henderson
Bilver Springs
Local Death and Developments Highlight Talbot County Notices
Octavian M. Whitaker dies in Belair while a four passenger Philadelphia flight lands safely at Elkton. A new $10,000 Methodist Episcopal church is dedicated at Forest Hill with a parsonage planned for North East near Elkton. Talbot County fair marks its 23rd year at Idlewood Park opening Tuesday. Bronze tablet to be placed at Fort McHenry honoring the flagpole from which the Star Spangled Banner inspired Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavian M. Whitaker
Belair
Philadelphia
Elkton
Forest Hill
North East
Talbot County
Idlewood Park
Fort McKenry
Visitors Sail to Baltimore and Ohio Excursion Draws 297
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion yesterday brought 297 visitors from Washington. A tournament and picnic are planned for Glen Retest tomorrow with a pane and orchestra providing music. Mr. J Henry Lampe leads frescoing at Adamstown Reformed church, following completion at Walkersville's Glade Reformed church.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Glen
Ville
J. Henry Lampe
Reformed Church
Adamstown
Lampe
Glade Reformed
Walkersville
City Water Test Finds Equal Supply to City Demand
The Board of Aldermen reviewed a Water Department report by Wiener and Tyergar showing in 18 hours city consumption about 1260 gallons per minute while the new reservoir fed the system. Testing revealed a possible small leak in the new reservoir but the pipe line remained sound and officials decided not to drain the reservoir to hunt for leaks.
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Wiener
F. Tyergar
Cty
I Pervoi Mountaia
Tyersar
Tyeryar
Lowe
Winchester Triumphs 10 to 1 Over Frederick in Baseball
Winchester outplayed Frederick on Saturday at the local grounds winning 10 to 1. Frederick fielding errors and weak hitting limited their offense while Winchester capitalized on hits and aggressive baserunning. Malone delivered a three base hit for Frederick’s lone score as Porter worked the mound for Winchester.
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Winchester
Frederick
Johnson
Malone
Sellman
Porter
Bata
Étond
Frederich
Thay
Baker
Personal notices of visiting friends and relatives
Local society announces visits and returns among residents and relatives. Names include Miss Julia Roethey visiting Thurmoot, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doll to New York, Dr. and Mrs. Beachley of Ha-Geretown in Frederick, Miss Maud McCanner in Philadelphia, and many others from Baltimore, Washington, York, and nearby towns visiting family or hosting guests.
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Julia
Roethey
Thurmoot
Charles J. Doll
New York
Thomas G. Buckey
Westingen
Ha- Geretown
Ini Frederick Yeaterday
Misa Maud McCanner
Patrick Atroet
Wighting
Fetanda
Paradelphi Mim Etta
Baltimore
Tee Lasek Menten
Ahd Med. Hurey OC
Ketter
Gagsinston
Joseph K. Hoffman
Lottie Miller
Boston
Main
George Hein
Northents Street
Ming Marie Conrad
East Sixth Street
Washington
Fanoie Waite
George A. Pearce
Beasta Halen
East Patrick Street
Clinton Metcalf
Unionville
Charles Tl. Nusbaum
Chas. Hints
Rose Koester
Moe Beaune
Geore Roderck
Mies Henrietta Cramer
C. H. Bourtier
Dickeyville
George 3. Schell
J. W. McDonald
Eighth Street
David W. Young
Taa
Sidonia Mullinix
Se Ition
Therederick County
Mary Daniels
South Market Street
Charles Read
Currinber Ind
Reno
Harp
Masa
Pete Supreme Lodge
The
Knights of Mr
Frank T. Knock
Braddock
Middletown
Misnee Helen Little
Hattie Flautt
Walter Flautt
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Norfolk
A. H. Frerie
Mount Clare
Htmore
Grace
Mary Zimmerman
Fourth Street
Jeremiah
Marcin
Loya
Arthur Hargett
Catherine
Eugene
KE. E. Albaugh
East Church Street
Mises Rebecca Wilcoxon
Irene Lindeau
Motte Ory
L. C. Falconer
New Market
Frank Crebe
Fast Third T
Julia Harrington
Anna Barring
Bernice Walter
Nanti
Wicomles County
Eli Frost
George E. Miller
South Street
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Mar
Mm. G. Wm. Millar
Wrightaville
Kathyrene A. Miller
Nellie
Lee Glessner
Qlesener
W. Thepenver
Irs
Joseph D. Baker
House Baker
Tee
Horatio Wee
M. Wi- Mie
Aire
Religious World reports local sermons and Sunday schedules
The Religious World item lists church services across town with worship times and ministers. It notes Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle at New Market and multiple congregations including United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, German Baptist, Methodist, Trinity M E B South, Evangelical Lutheran, First Baptist, All Saints Episcopal, Schleyaville, Grace Reformed, and Schleyaville music by Grace Trail.
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Osborne Ingle
New Market
Rharn
Seachais Calta Thanek
United Heedhren
Christian Endeavor Society
Paul Holdcraft
Tus Ahemmoe
Thornes Reeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
German Baptist Church
Graterday
J. Welty Faurney
John
Bowlus
Broad Raw
Methodist Episcopal Church
EL. Watbon
Presched
Thomas
Trinity
Church, South
John Paul Tyler
Evangelical Lutheran
Charles F. Stock
First Baptist Church
Stev
Floyd W. Putney
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bay School
Pearcy
Schleyaville
Measra
F. 2. Sappington
C. Koott
Misa Grace Trail
Gracé Reformed Church
Yeaterday
M. Hench
E. J. McLean
Pennsylvania
Paul
David
Rey. J. J. McLean
Frederick
Pearce & Scheck Show At City Opera House
At the City Opera House the Pearce and Scheck moving pictures drew a large crowd on Saturday night. The program included The Fat Baby and Dr Baldhead's Anti Hair Powder. Improvements and repairs were completed to ready the opening of Little Johnny Jones next night. the company travels by two sixty foot cars arriving at 3:50 and 6:00.
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City Opera House
Opera
Pearce & Scheck
Lange
Dr. Baldhead
Isetanana Lowa
Evarine
Johnny Jones
House
B . Railroad
Entertained Railroad Men by Col Baughman at Poplar
Col Baughman and Col E Austin entertained about twenty railroad men from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Frederick at Poplar yesterday. The party rode from Frederick on the special ex co train and were taken by trolley to Bradenton then to Poplar where a table was spread and the guests praised the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Baughman
E. Austin Baughman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick F
Poplar
Frederick
Exco
Brad- B
Taree
Bie
Local Business Directory Fragments With Personal Names
OCR reading lists several individuals and titles including D Baker, William Baker, I D Baker, D Simmerwan, Samuel G Duvall, and others. It appears as a fragmented directory line with roles such as president and vice president, plus scattered place-like words and names. The text remains partial and uncertain in places.
Black Silks and Fashions Dominate Local Ads
Advertisements promote women's dresses and accessories featuring black silks, tangles of fabric names, and prices. Silks include Parasol, taffeta, and velvet options with price points from 50c to $1.45. August sale hints urge shoppers to compare rival stores for broad blanket deals and high end fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Velvet
Braddock Heights Song Service Receives Praise
Braddock Heights held a fine concert where Jonak Bradock delivered an address and Rev. Baer Coblenta Rideelyfe spoke. The ban concert featured well executed selections and drew favorable remarks.
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Braddock Heights
Jonak Bradock Neteats
Eer ‘Viog
Baer Coblenta
Death of veteran Baltimore and Ohio conductor Strailman
William Strailman aged about 63 died Saturday morning from Bright's disease. A veteran conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for about 35 years, he was the oldest conductor on the Metro- Paulos Branch between Brunswick and Washington. Survived by widow and six sons Walter Walter, Carroll, Gray, Roy, Victor and Harry. Funeral arrangements not specified.
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William Strailman
Bright
Mr. Strailman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Metro- Paulos
Brunswick
Washington
Order of Hall
Order of Eagles
Walter
Cumberland
Carroll
Grayson
Roy
Victor
Harry
Aldert Caahour
Albert Cashour
New London
Ho Ia
George A. Cashour
Mt. Airy
Clarence Cashour
Immaville
Bimpnon
Misa Mary Cashour
Everett Our
Axa
Charles W. F. Cahtiour
Thin Dity
Edward Cashour
Tral
MHS
H. Josephine Baker
Woodsboro
Manchester
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Ville Park Tonight Features Dance and Lecture
Local notices promote a Barn dance with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra at Ville Park. Trains run from Fourth Street Corner at 7 15 and every half hour to 16 o'clock with final return at 11 p m. Also a Lincoln life and character lecture by Mr Parker at College Hall Friday August 21 at 8 pm admission 50 cents.
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Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Linny
College Hall
Benefes Reet Baptist Church
Lincoln
Parker
Aleftoa
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PAR Daily News
Tan Sows
Washeron
West
L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Young For
Congress
News OF the
Intergsters
John R. Mayers
Asbury ‘Church
Fey BA
John Harker
Elijah Davie
George
Jeezy Smith
Ty Gree
Thomas P. Roe
Freebor
George W. Smith
Fair Grounds
Lees
Ketiricath
Raed
Piper
Frieder
Inhi" Homa Ae Datton
Jabaeon
Wharia Pats
Harmony Grove
Harmony Vere
Ged Tevin
Iine
Senny Renee
Urich Mirza
Ue Pda
Dilhback
Zimmerens
Ore
J. Hoffman
Rye
Fees Grove
al Pling Aby
Ayasi
Martin Hobiseca
Norristown
White
Savage
Ee Eridan
C.f
Ts Relvage
Bradon
Yates
Air Tree
Cutizens' Rational Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
A. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
I. D. Baker
WM. D. Simmerwan
Samuel G. Duvall
Yee Priddatey
Guo. We. Baremdoun
Baxesvac
G. Baxsa
D. B. Haspers
M. Taowsamy
D. B. Kesavraa
Onshier
Cantien
Dupon Joan
Movem
Tmoa
Batzun
Dammace
B. Gomar
M.D
G. EE. Cure
D. Basen
Joun
Mendrickson
Bone
Senate
Obocke Werth
John D. Hendrigraon
Neidig & Miller
Lena Grimes
Oliver Piso
Boro
Boom Ba Guwreurn
Jacob Zooks
Lavina
Brent
James
Clarksburg
Montgomerry
Day Waa
Horns
Villa Park
Bank of Knight
Byrder
Ize
No. i .Caamiera A. . K
Athletic Park
Frederick Va
Hingeratown
Qhorgr
Boyat
Rodook & Ov
George Bion
Thomas P. Ride
Sean Ee van Dowal
Rsver
Eens
J. Eichelberger
A. J. Eighelberger
Muah West Gov
Boe Phos
Movisdawiy
M. L. Etchison
Tore
Etchibzon
South Market
Jundanty
Gharles
Renn
W. H. B. Etchison
Etchisos Purstturg
Amreme
Gervices
O& Tote
Lemar Wet Foman’s College
Ageeelie X. Church
Sieraking Buskee
F. B. Rafpingtor
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