FRAGMENTS OF COUNTY NEWS AND VISITORS
Local notices report preaching at St Luke's on Sunday August 28 at 10 30. Many visits and arrivals across Yellow Springs Rockville and Monrovia. Residents from Baltimore Philadelphia and Trenton visit relatives. several protracted meetings and picnics noted with community events and small town social updates.
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Roy Derria
Eli Eckenrode
Spalding
Littlestown
W. Eckenrode
J. O. Claggets
Frederick
Roy Biddinger
Union Bridge
Eckenrode
Wm. Fisher
Annie
Rose Martin
Hagerstown
Yellow Springs
Burkhart Hall
Haffoer
Henry Nnasz
Richmond
Ind
M. M. Masz
Brookhill
Rocky Springs
Heberly
W. H. Moore
Mer
William Cheny
Trenton
N. J
Cheny
Minnie Ocookerly
Middletown
Rer
G. H. Bowersox
Mill Haven Bethel
Edgewood
Red Hill
Wm. Zimmerman
Washington County
Bernard Myers
L. E. Willard
Jennies Heines
Donely Basford
Doubs
W. Z. Remsberg
Jeffries
John Thomas
Mt. Olivet
Johnny
Mars
Beverage Myers
Florine Loy
Barnesville
Edward Plummer
Ohbas. Rothenhoefer
Fannie Barber
Neice
Lena Barber
Kr.b. Lewis
Mear
Rev. Smith
M. E
Marsh
Washington, D. C
Mary White
Park Mills
Margaret Perrell
Mealy Marth
Lizzie Zimmerman
Barbara Gross
Gusta Marth
Lucy Hughes
Travillah
Woodie Bennett
John McCullong
Washington, D. CO
Harrist Carter
Alma
Walkersville Qeorest Band
Dust Shiny Eyes and a Lost Maid in a Wind Weathered Tale
A fragmentary passage presents a frightened child named Dust Shiny Eyes who cannot reveal her name. A passerby tries to deduce it through gentle inquiry, recalling a scolding mother and a playful line about a brash incident. The tone mirrors a mid century newspaper fragment with stray quotes and mixed topics.
The Growth and Glory of King Corn Carnivals
The piece surveys corn’s vast western reach from Nebraska to Kansas, noting harvest sizes and fields stretching to the horizon. It describes corn festivals with decorations, parades, and stage effects, led by civic leaders and governors, with railroads offering special rates and towns crafting elaborate husk millinery and headwear for the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Kansas
Nebraska
Prairie States
Commonwealths
Atchison
Mule may be doomed by new zebral cross experiment
A State Department report notes German interest in replacing mules with zebras or zebra hybrids for transport. Professor Cossar Ewart has bred zebral crosses since 1895 to create a sturdier, more intelligent animal resistant to African horn disease and tsetse fly, potentially supplanting the mule this century. Zebras, including Grery and Burchell types, are studied for crossbreeding with mares to yield zebral hybrids used in transport and artillery roles. Germany and Hagenbeck zoo pursue trials, with zebral crosses reportedly growing taller and stronger than mules, raising expectations for wider adoption.
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Richard Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
State Department
Africa
Tropics
Cossar Ewart
Schoa
South Afric
Ewart
Querec
Hagenbeck
Els Sane Zoological Garden
Noted Confederate General Johnson Keeps Peaceful Virginia Home
Gen Bradley T Johnson once prominent in Maryland and Confederate policy spends time at his Amelia county mansion near Olga. The 74 year old lawyer, famed for gallant Civil War service, hosts visitors and preserves a vast collection of relics and portraits tracing his lineage to Maryland governors and Civil War figures.
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Trinity M. E. Church
South
Bradley T. Johnson
Frederick
Olga
Amelia County
Times-Dispatch
Blocmond
Johnson Iam
Braderick
North and
Maryland Aventor
Baltimore
Commonwealth Club of Baltimore
Timea Dispatch
England
Sam
General Johnsom
Himeslf
Leo
Jackson
Longatrest
Hill
John Brown
Pope
Jessie Deane
York
Boutland
George Washington
General Johnson
One Word Pirasgo and The Boston Globe Fragment
A fragmented OCR list includes a poem titled One Word Pirasgo praising a maid with beauty and charm. It shifts to brief notes about Mrs Sutton’s heated reaction over a photograph and ends with a Beaton Transcript reflection on advertising and human nature.
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F. Porta
Boston Globe
Jonesa
Buttering Ended for Frederick Woman by Dean's Pills
Frederick woman describes twenty years of kidney trouble and back pain eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She details relief after the first doses, credits husband for purchase, and endorses the remedy sold by Yester-Milburn Co. in Buffalo as Dean's with price 60 cents a box.
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Frederick
Frank Bucksy
Cooper
East Sixth Street
Dean
Clinton B. Mann
Market Street
Yester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
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White Rock
J. BR. Feaga
E. P. Feaga
John L. Rothenhoefer, Jr
Charles H. Darrow
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J. A. Detrick
M. J. Downey
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Jour T. Watts Co
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Frederick College
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Frederick Gas Co
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