Soldiers Praise Camp Rookies and Call for Preparedness
Baker reports Plattsburg training as strenuous but beneficial for physical fitness and military readiness. He lauds Army officers, describes cadet-style discipline, packs, hikes of 73 miles, hot weather, and clean mess kitchens. The Sixth Regiment’s parade impressed The New York Times, noting rapid drill proficiency and high marksmen potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
Busines
Holmes
Baker
Frederick
Avim
Plattsburg Camp
Alek
West Point
Leonard Wood
Haker
The
New York Times
Wesley
Hayward
Thomas H. Hayward
Harmony Grove
C. Winebroner
Platgaburg
Promotion for Mr Harp Promotes Foreman at Westinghouse Shadyside
Roscoe A Harp, son of Markwood Harp formerly of this city, has been promoted to General Foreman of the Testing department at the Shadyside Works in Pittsburgh Pa. The Shadyside plant specializes in automobile electrical equipment including ignition and lighting systems and starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Man
Roscoe A. Harp
Among the Sick
Miss Edyth Jacob who has been confined to the house is able to be about again. City Attorney Edward J. Smith who has been ill, is able to be about the house. The condition of Camden Ramsburg at Frederick Clay Hospital is very much improved and is rapidly recovering and expects soon to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Jacob
Edward J. Smith
Fa Abe
Camden Ramsburg
Frederick Clay Hospital
Dramatic Incidents: Booth Death and McCullough News
Excerpts recount Edwin Booth death at the Players' Club and McCullough’s passing, with a Scribner’s Magazine reminiscence and notes on Kedleston Hall and the giant rose in Barma. Mentions London Globe and London Mail style reportage, plus a jokey school lateness anecdote and wheat prices.
Paris Clears Lingerie Blouse By Franklin Simon Co New York
Paris features BIS Frenchy blouse in finest batiste handmade with a new flat collar, hand embroidered front with a daisy motif. Separates trend boosts blouses. male Leghorn hats rise in smart trims of flowers feathers ribbons. Foulard fabrics praised for cool wear. Rubber trimming gains on swimwear and hats. Tomato green joins the color list. ANNA MAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Simon & Co
New York
Batiste
Middletown Vacationers Pay Visits to Friends and Cities
A stream of Middletown residents and relatives are seen traveling and visiting in and around Baltimore Washington D C Norfolk and Atlantic City. The notes list Harriet Tyler Helen Howe Minnie Yeakle Clara Wilt Robert Harrison and many others visiting relatives and enjoying vacations in various towns including Hagerstown Waynesboro Ben Maryland and Delaware areas. Travelers include Rev G E Smith Maurice E Sheffer and W K Fleck visiting Lamont McKee and Middletown while others plan trips to Ocean Grove Dover and Betheda for chautauqua and family visits.
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Wiliam Reynolds
Baltimore
Harriet M. Tyler
West Second Street
New Windsor
Helen J. Howe
Minnie Yeakle
Samuel Ready School
Steiner
W. Thirg Street
Messrs
S. ‘Ct. Stull
George Moss
George Rothenhoefer
George W. Shiller
Antoinette Salter
George E. Salter
Big Loop
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Ben
Ralph Wachter
South Market
Killmore
Eula
Amy
Katie Zeiglier
East Church Street
Atlantic City
Clara Wilt
Robert Harrison
Marion Duvall
West Patrick Street
Harevy R. Lease
Miss Pearl
Frederick
Lease
Daniel W. Sander
Middletown
Edith M. Miller
Louise Frey
Washington
Mabel Kintzing
Hanover
G. E. Smith
Myersville
Middletown U. B
Lamont
McKee
Maurice E. Sheffer
W. K. Fleck
Fairfield
Fleck
Jennie Sheffer
William G. Minnick
W. W. Dough
Minnick
Chas. H. Butts
John J. Cook
Newton Brown
Dover
M. Shank
Albert Y. Remsberg
Betheda
Epworth Park
Camping Along Monocacy and License News
Camping trips along the Monocacy are noted with several names associated. A marriage license was issued in Waterstown for John Lean and Miss Frances E Liples. Secretary Lansing says Mexican border commission members will be appointed soon, with progress on meeting location, amid delays due to a theater strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhansen Rebekinon
Walter Comet
Edward Ved
Miller
Harold Muller
Hagerstown
Waterstown
Johne. Wilean
Photoselphia
Frances E Liples
Lewistown
Conferces
Washington
Angus
Lansing
Eliseo Arreton Jo Masiganani
Wilson
Social World Welcomed Home by J. O. Barnes Family
A Monrovia couple entertained an evening reception for their son Herbert and his bride returning from a wedding tour to Richmond and other stops. Guests from Washington, Baltimore, and Virginia enjoyed lawn games, a Japanese lantern setting, and a refined dining room display before farewells as auto lights flashed and memories of the pleasant event lingered.
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J. O. Barnes
Monrovia
Herbert
Richmond
Groome
Washington
Baltimore
Virginia
Mrs. Barnes
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D. Baker
Imhay
MR. Harp
Sothern
Booth
McCullough
Mr. Booth
John McCullough
Edwin Booth
Wes
Players' Club
Ilertokh
Mr. Boul
Ellows
Mr. McGonegal
Cym. Weline
Net 4
Ming
Sturtevant House
Kedleston Mall
Kedleston Hall
Robert Adams
Constantine
England
Iso
Lzgl
Svarable
Lomion Globe
Upper
Barma
Sir Herre Collett
Pope
Fasland
London Mail
Chuse
Tayson
Mamma Samst
Paris
Anna May
Aaron Ht. Anders
Elm Street
Phyllis Starcher
Huntington
West Virginia
Grace Neidig
Margaret Matter
Edward B. Nicodemus
Albert Town
Cornelia McSherry
Anne Schley
Anne Brown
Samuel Brown, Jr
Margaret Lord
Kitty Cramer
Sarah Poor
Louise Lowe
Marian Poor
Horlick’s
Racine
Wis
Bon-Ton
Arch St
Philadelphia
SILE
Palm Beach
H. F. Shipley
Bay State
Babbitt
Shipley
Wen Baehh
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