Local Social Notes Across Kemptown and Surroundings
Residents and visitors fill weekends at Kemptown and nearby towns with relatives in Frederick York and Baltimore. Families including Moxley, Moylan, Troutville, Daysville, Jefferson, and Graceham host and visit kin while Governor Warfield’s troop passes through Jefferson en route to Charlestown and a bridge collision delays travel for two hours.
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DeGranje
Frederick
Sandsy
Mra
W. O. Buckler
D. E. Moylan
aviary
opMills
Nellie Davila
Hipimetrom
Baltimore
Mabel Moylan
Fulton’s Monument in Trinity Churchyard Memoranda
On August 17 a centennial of steam navigation on the Hudson is observed. Robert Fulton, born 1765 and died 180? He was buried in Trinity Churchyard New York where a modest monument was erected by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. An association plans a mausoleum and water gate on Riverside Drive to memorialize the inventor and relocate his remains.
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Hudson river
Robert Fulton
New York
Albany
Fulton
Trinity
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Riverside drive
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Linganore social event and community notices
Saturday afternoon with Miss Hazel Bolier and a long list of Linganore attendees followed by a large village social at Mr and Mrs Franklin Johnson's home on Saturday night August 1. The event featured Willis Aldridge on graphophone with games and refreshments and drew many residents from Linganore and nearby towns including Adams Favorite Naomi Gromrina and Grace Johnson among others.
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George Mull
Héde
Maater Fern Hef
Frederick
Georges Bef
Hazel Bolier
Ruth Fisher
Grace
Mary Zimmermar
Elsie Robinson
Hazel Boller
gussia
Ethel Freshour
Fracklin Johnson
Wiltia Aldridge
William Jones
Sanuel Jones
Ada. Bizier
Woodsboro
Nellie Mowan
Washington, D. C
Ada Favorite
Toar
mons
Nellie Gliaan
Libersytaws
Naomi Gromrina
Fannie Young
Pan Moa Qorumrine
Mary Young
Rash Johnase
Ersie Aldriddge
Bassie Johnsson
Harlee Daybert
Gessis Aldridge
Ermias Jones
Nors Young
Graces Johnson
Linganore
Merars
Clark Beaggy
Harry
Willie Roberts
Mew Atry
Arsia Kemp
Libertytows
Harry Guyman
Wastminatar
Raymond Stitely
Uoionville
Robert Young
Clance Johnson
Everard Dayhoff
Frank WilHar
Monroe Dayhoff
Raymond Aldridge
Raymond Lindsay
Reno Aldridge
Willis Aldridge
James Kemp
Ada Etzler
Nallis Mawan
Miles Giddings
Augustus Kizer
Behel
Hille Eitzler
Samuel Uig Rev
Joe Utz
Roy Schnider
Willie Russell
Qiande Johnson
Artie Kemp
Ada
Tammin Hogland
Baltimore
Edward Orumrina
Missss Gualdie Wagner
Rach
Grace Johnson
Mavery Leonard Layman
Artie Kamp
Willis Roberta
Grant Blackstein
Oak Orchard
Georges Wagner
Horton
Winfield
Daniel Young
Wagnerboro
David Martin
Tobias
Nica
Ollis
Strganore
William Sappington
Unionville
Charles Martin
Lewis
Russell Kline
Misa Jane Martin
Singanore
Berton Black
John Aldridge
Evans Aldridge
Miee Nina Martin
Linguanoro
Julia Rodkey
Homain Frederick
Charles Gall
Rose Baxter
Mtag
Nora Fitz
Qaincy
Robert Higanbrode
Daniel Higenbrodes
agnaln
Myra
Olive Boz
Bing
Luella Hyjern
Pausy Clay
Beorawick
Dora McDonald
Thos. Barber
Washington
hera rzosntly
Annie Wachter
Thos. Webster
Bowlss
Mire
Eugene Grove
Kingman
Norfolk
David Main
Edward Mosburg
John McDonald
ronswick
Jasob Baer
Lester, Rose
Ruth’ Fangs
Bpankt
Routaaba
Feagaville
Samuel Plaber
Mollie Wigher
Miss Grace
Point of Rocks
Ashton Hartman
Benjamin Long
Bronawick
Mra. Thos
Mary Stevens
Barnesville
slater
J. D. Plaemmerz
Otto Smith
Andrew Smith
L. E. Feaga
L. Grove
David Foley
Chbarnes county
Ot_le Smith
Ira Smith
Karl Smith
Plarca
epantleet Thara
Edward Plommar
Letter to Prof Amon Barzeoc on a paint pricing puzzle
A dated letter from Frederick Maryland requests Prof Amon Barzeoc to solve an arithmetic problem about paint value and production. It discusses paint costs of 60 cents a gallon, coverage two thirds of a competitor, wear and duration, painter wages of 3.50, and yields an answer of 11.50 per gallon, with a cryptic aside about not revealing it.
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Devos
Vanes
PB. Be
eiargent & Co
Killed Young Wife by Husband Then Took His Life
New York August reports a grim double tragedy after a five year search for a missing bride. Juling Teich shot and killed Emily Herter in their West 126th Street apartment, then killed himself. Emily, who fled Germany to marry Teich, faced his violent temper and parental opposition before their brief marriage.
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New York
Juling Teich
West 126th street
Teich
Emily Herter
Germany
Emily
America
Americ
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Scranton
New
ace
Ice keeping compound claimed to preserve ice all summer
Local item from Rhinelander Wisconsin reports a waste mill byproduct inventor claiming a preparation that preserves ice indefinitely. It could be made at about 47 cents per thousand gallons enabling households to coat a cake of ice and avoid ice delivery all summer. Additional notes cover thunder frequencies and a brief history of the dandy horse, precursor to the bicycle.
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United Lynam M. Bass
Hhinelander
Wis
J. “AL
Taking No Chances In Georgia Case
The court appointed two young lawyers to defend a Black defendant in Georgia. After inspecting the lawyers the prisoner refused representation, saying he preferred a different defender due to past experiences in prison. The remark reflects the era’s racial and legal tensions reported by the Atlanta Constitution.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Constitution
The Usual Thing and The Wait on the Shore Dialogue
A fragment from The Usual Thing shows Mrs Wickwire and Mr Wickwire in a wait on the shore exchange with lines about delaying journeys. A note references a drowning incident and a brief response from The Visitor. The Philadelphia Inquirer mentions sympathy and a general remark about delaying matters.
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Fyie
Australia
jose
Philadelphia Inquirer
Regular Sun Routine Promoted by Dr Klag’s Pill
An old expression about regularity is linked to bowel health with Dr Klag's New Life Pills at Pearro's Modern Pharmacy. The ad notes the product guarantees improved liver and bowel regulation and lists a price of 25 cents.
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Nature
Pearre
Dr. Klag
Pearro
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