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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

8

News From The County Sees Wide Social Visiting

In New Market and surrounding towns Aug 19 many residents and visitors from Baltimore Washington Frederick and Martinsburg are noted visiting relatives and attending church picnics and camp meetings. Frequent names include the Scheel family Simpson Lanes Etzlers and Shulls with reports of travel and local events.

New Market G. Miller George Brano Howard Simpson Baltimore Ella Murdock Mary Anna Scheel Washington J. A. Scheel W. KE. Falconer Tuscarora Ira Lawson Slusher Harry Rippean Brown Mt. Airy A. H. Jackson Hanford Hopkins McBride J. Carpenter Soe Philadelphia Edward Grimes Grimes Mary Simpson Gaithersburg Ethel Baker Melen Croneburg Frederick Brocktel Virginia Boydex D. Russell J. H. Slusher Anna Russell Earl Smith Robert Droneburg John Monroe Platt T. Droneburg Chas Wiles Wm. Burress John Utz Cocksville James Helly Mary Keller G. Bure Bess Frank Hoffman Libertytown Oliie Budine Washington, D.C Carrie Hitselberger Edward Crum Thomas Crum Ida Crum McNulty M. P Mt. Pleasant Charles Bower Thomas A. Simpson Margaret Elizabeth Simpson Gettysburg Edith Etzler Eleanor Sites Martinsburg Freda Etzler Virginia Powell Brookeville Louise Black Richmond Doubs C. H. Shull John W. Carey E Mildred Bell Lena Smith Lola Compher Nettin Wilson Virginia Mae D. &. Willard W. J. Smith Jimmis Nelson Smith Washington, D. C James B. Smith M. R. Smith Elmo Clardy H F Carroll Raymond Frances Anthony Wm Meltine Maurice Roberts Louise Chas. Roberts Carl Davis Bamby

30 600 Boys Seek Wall Street Success

Bernice Wiiter reports on how thirty thousand boys under 17 chase Wall Street dreams, drawn by tales of success. William Cray of the Wall Street Y M C A guides hopeful youths toward thrift and study, warning the road to riches is hard and not for quick gains.

Wall Street Gxne Counner Bernice Wiiter New York Anti Ab The Stock Exchange Mos Sreeessf Saya Beleward Becuse M.C. A Eneota Osung Borg Met Tay Nailor Har Columbia UnivervSity New York U University Jon Cher Cray Schwabs

Iliss Ritter sues John Workman in Frostburg case

Iliss Olive Ritter files suit against John Workman in Frostburg. Carl Waines and wife hosted friends from Baltimore. Abs. Thomas Ilabn spent the week at San Mar home for the aged of the Church of the Brath ren.

Oliver Iliss Olive Ritter John Workman Frostburg Carl Waines Baltimore Abs Thomas Ilabn San Mar

Dignity Restored of Kamakura Buddha After Earthquake Repair

The colossal 145 ton Daihatsu Buddha in Kamakura is re seated on its lotus pedestal after a year of restoration following the quake. The huge statue was raised from its base and carefully positioned to its ancient stance as workers completed base repairs.

Suddha Daihatsu Kamakura Japan

Chapman Studies a Spallstrike by Gene Cohn

In a Hartford prison Gerald Chapman known as the “super-crook” sits in secrecy with guarded status. The article notes his studies of poets and philosophy while detailing unclear connections to an Indiana crime, his health, and restricted routines.

Gene Cohn Hartford Conn Weathersfield Gerald Chapman Userworld Indiana Chamonn Jo Hee Hosephers Chapman

Menjou Tears in Banco Farce Loses Greta Nissen

NEA review notes Adolphe Menjou breaks his usual cool smile in a French comedy of manners titled Banco renamed Lost A Wife. Greta Nissen upcoming star as the wife acts beside Menjou in a tale of gambling love, separation, and reconciliation with Da Mille styling.

Jack Jungmeyer NEA New York Menjou Adolphe William de Mille Banco Amile Greta Nissen Greta White

Vanderbilt's 1849 Vision of Flying Machines

In 1849 Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote to a Staten Island friend about a flying machine concept and a hopeful project by a Hoboken schoolteacher expert. He imagined a Pacific voyage by air and a rapid trip to California, describing early ambitions beyond river routes and sea travel.

California Cornelius Vanderbilt Commodore Kingston Staten Island Johns New York Pacific Hoboken John Rockies Setter’s Wall Street Journal

Sparrow Hawks and Birds of Prey Nest Thorns and Bushes

Birds of prey such as sparrow hawks typical attack by sudden plunge. To defend, many species construct nests among thorns and dense bushes so a predator failing a dive risks injury from thorns.

Keep Parental Line Intact in Odd Way

Respect for elders in Raga New Hebrides leads families to adopt children from nearby villages as parents or grandparents to preserve the line. The adopted child takes the deceased relative’s name and status, causing confusion among kin and drawing sharp remarks from visitors about intergenerational marriage practices.

J. D. Newsom New Hebrides

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