Fall hats and wide skirts shape autumn fashion
Milinery shops display autumn hats while plaid skirts dominate the first cool days. Velvet, feathered turbans and tiny feather trim recur. colors are black and dark greens with hints of red. Skirts widen this season with costs from 12 to 24 dollars. suits range high, up to five hundred dollars, while long coats appear.
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Iutiurdas
Valvel
Wari
Milady
Ulle Wedsenough
Stone
Mewell
Tiave Dim Memorial
Shawn
Hamsville Beats Burdett's Bridge 28 to 2 in Big Game
The Hamsville baseball team defeated Burdett's Bridge 28 to 2 on Samsville diamond. Hargett and Moylan each had three hits, England hit a circuit homer. Hamsville has won all but one game this season and will host Pearl on Saturday at home.
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Llameville
Burdett’s Bridge Nine
Samsville
Iamsville
Hargett
Moylan
England
Amsville
Hamsville
Pearl
War drives demand for costly clothing and luxury goods
A retail merchant notes a steady rise in demand for expensive clothing and luxury items since the war began. Silk shirts for men now sell at much higher prices, with average buyers paying far more than prewar levels. Women’s wear and bed furnishings follow suit as high costs push shoppers toward pricier brands. The trend spans all income groups, challenging the notion that the poor work girl is safeguarded.
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Iich
Inc
Emerd
Won Game In Fifth Inning By Yamaville Hasheens
The Yamaville Hasheens beat the Stamsville Stars 8 to 6 in a thrilling game. Hasheens erupted in the fifth inning scoring four runs off E Wolfe and his reception, with Rout taking the win. Umpires were Wolfe, Riggs, LL Oden for the Stars and Rout, Moylan, Meyer for the Hasheens. The Stars Wolfe and Rout credited in scoring.
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Yamaville Hasheens
Stamsville Stars
Hasheens
E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Riggs
LL. Oden
Hasbeena
Moylan
Meyer
Tutsville
Revival at Hyattstown Opens with Evening Services
Revival services will be held at the Christian church in Hyattstown Maryland starting Sunday evening August 24 with opening sermon by Rev William Burleigh of Washington DC. The text notes a past quarrel and questions if it was possible to resolve it, suggesting renewal of a dispute.
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Hyattstown
the Christian Church
Wm. Burleigh
Washington, D.C
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Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
Good Templars
Grand
Good Templars of
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Wesley +Grove
Montgomery County
Brown
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Commercial Printing
the News Ofc
Crumpler Merchandise Co
Crumpler
W. Va
P. L. Hargett & Company
Kefauver & Optometrists and Jewelers
North Market Street
Tan Fy
Commercial State Bank
Frederick
Vicinity
Sheffield Plate
McCleery
N. Market Street
Market ST
Light. An. Heavy Hardware
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Toy PI
Sted
Fiuk
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