Frederick County Fair Promises Record Exhibition In Maryland
A Frederick County editorial lauds the upcoming Frederick County Fair as the brightest yearly event, labeling it the best and biggest in Maryland. Officers seek broad county exhibits in farm, garden, and household products, urging residents to support the fair to surpass past records and ensure a successful showcase.
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Early fall school term set for September 3
Opinions on topics linger in the Senate as talks continue on emergency measures. The piece notes teachers and 7e school children ready for the opening of fall classes on September 3, while oddities and commentary on tariffs and national interest appear in the mix.
Washington Correspondence and Rural Almanac Notes
Washington correspondence warns Obinago Herakgo must seek European treatment at German spas due to precarious health. Friends fear for his condition through next winter while tariff debates continue. Local snippets report reporters diligently gathering notes, gym class trends, and remarks from politicians and public figures on weather, conventions, and daily life.
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Days Gone By from James Wellcome Brazy Poem Note
Poem fragment titled Days Gone By by James Wellcome Brazy recalls youth and nature. Vivid images of tulip buds, sunlit eyes, and riverbank scenes express nostalgia for simpler times, with lines about laughter, misunderstandings, and childlike belief.
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Social Roundup Of Visiting Relatives In City
Local notes recount visits by Mrs. Geo W Earnshaw of Hagerstown and many relatives from Baltimore Washington and Frederick. People traveling to Shepherdstown Mt Pleasant and Buckeystown guest at Maple Grove and various homes. Names include Miss Kath Goldsborough Miss May Woodward Rev Thomas Cann Gen John Steiner and others with travel from Cincinnati Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
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Bennie Rotenour
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Julia Seidling
Lewie Fraley
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Mamie Althouse
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Walkersville
May Woodward
Shepherdstown
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Leah Schneider
Washington, D.C
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Aire
Zompatine and Son
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Backeystown
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Washington
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Scranton
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Lebanon Valley College
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Hanover
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Political warfare as Pearce targets Wellington over county debts
A Cumberland meeting led Col. George A Pearce to accuse George L. Wellington and his allies of county debt and high taxes, linking them to mismanagement and alleged extravagance. The feud includes rebuttals from both Cooper and Lucan amid references to the Lilly White meeting in Baltimore and ongoing campaign exchanges. Hood's guarantees appear in an adjacent note, urging readers to subscribe.
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