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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1915

Page

8

Braddock Heights Plans Stone Fountain for Heights

Braddock Heights Md August 4 Details on laying a foundation for a stone fountain and two eight foot pillars at the end of Maryland Avenue near the Baltimore and Hagerstown Pike. The Porch Club fundraising includes a Monday dance with Braddock Heights orchestra, exhibitions, and performances by local talent to support the entrance fund.

Perch Club Ryland Avenue Marland Avenue Baltimore and Hagerstown Ticketa Ful Estelle Stone Braddok G. Hosking Morgan Fredesik Yvene Enright Paul Ardroser

Mulligan to Compete in Three Mile Race

Charles W. Mulligan, athlete from an unnamed city, will enter the three mile race at the annual Municipal meet in Cyenes A Rvcigtion at Pulterbon stark, Halls mhore, on September 33. Maldbands from the local team will represent the area. The Frederick bey ap last attended, known for a reputation in distance events, recently winning a mile race in Baltimore and taking first in the marathon at the Thanksgiving Day chase.

Charles W. Muliicen Cyenes Pulterbon Stark Halls Mhore Maldbands Frederick Bey Baldimere

Kaiser and I in a Prairie Embrace of Freedom

A Tennessee note recalls William Mahoney and a poet reflecting on fathers, fame, and independence. The speaker contrasts Kaiser and common kin, praising honest labor, family love, and personal liberty over royal power, ending with a claim to living freely as an unheralded observer in Boston Globe style.

Slips of the tongue and malapropisms recalled in humor

A round of accidental misstatements and malapropisms is recounted from various figures. Sheridan’s Rivals is invoked to illustrate a comic mispronunciation. Examples include a maidservant addressing a bishop as your enviene and a temperance worker confusing adapt ed to drink. The London Spectator and Boston Journal are cited in a collage of humorous slips.

Sheridan Tin Third Avenue Lexington Lormlon

Pall Seeding Guides Hay Crop Improvement in Maryland

Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station advises fall seeding for abundant next season hay. Dry spring and winter thawing reduce stands of timothy and clover. plow wheat stubble, prepare fine seedbed, and sow in late summer. Timoth y and redtop or red clover mixes detailed with seeding rates and regional timing to minimize winter kill.

Maryland Marland

Seasonal hints for the flower garden and farming

Seasonal guidance covers rose slug control with arsenate of lead and insect sprays, plus nicotine and soap solutions for plant lice on nasturtiums chrysanthemums sweet peas and roses. It advises removing faded blooms, letting select flowers go to seed, staking tall plants, sowing pansies and hardy perennials now, and planning seed beds and cold frames for fall transplanting. It also urges early bulb catalog requests and promotes crop rotation and home-based fertility.

College ball games postpone for weather and reopenings

Rain delays shift weekend double header schedule as St Anthony's and Motter's Station teams prepare to play Saturday. Key players Shorb Knipple and Out star, with Lyons death shocking the community. Seminary reopens Sept 2 and college Sept 10 amid tributes and homecoming talk.

Satulay Lott Motter Cantaig Albert Shorb St. Anthony's Knipple Shark Douglass Sir Meyers Snook L. Fox R. Valen Whitmore Rocky Ridge Moetteer E. Lyons St Anthony's Clarence Adams College Seminary

Daysville Ice Cream Festival and Local Notices

Daysville community notes a Mt. Vernon WH ice cream festival on the lawn August 26 and 28. The column lists visitors from Baltimore and York Pa, local visits and hospitality at Urbana, Monrovia, Kemptown, and Frederick, with gatherings and social events among church members and families including Lytle, Molesworth, Kidd, Ford, England, and Wolfe.

Daysville Mt. Vernon Carrie Goldie Mullican Baltimore Annie Lara Ethel Valentine Miss Lease York Roy Zimmerman Harry Lare Erma Wiles C. A. Waltz Edith Zimmerman Amy Crum Tessie Mulfinger Ick Sien Wm. Lytle Urbana Siamsville Win. Lytle H. ¢. Swomley C. W. Kidd J. W. Molesworth A. Kk. Cronenburs Wim. Ford Walter England Maggie Daisy Addison Mary Molesworth Mandie Peters Gladys Rannebergeer Pearl Ford Imorene England Walter Marion England Edward Myers Crawford Swomley Brig Mies Marie © Deter Myers Edward Windsor

Gaithersburg Visitor List Includes Philadelphia Family

Mr Elmer Johnson and son Rew from Philadelphia visit his brother Mr Sydney Johnson. Mr and Mrs Stanley Ro Myers and their daughter Helen from Philadelphia are visiting.

Gaithersburg Elmer Rm Johnson Rew Philaphia Sydney . Johnson Stanley Ro Myers Alert Helen Phila ?Iphia

Baltimore notices reveal family ties and names

Fragmentary OCR shows a Maryland reference with Mrs. James J. Peters of Baltimore and individuals named Laura Peters and Dou Juss Fice connected to Plane No. 4. Details are unclear but indicate a family or social note within Baltimore.

James J. Peters Baltimore Mises Laura Peters Baltimoe Mis. Dou

PARK MILLS A Muddle of Names And Local News

A garbled town note from Wehiwond Times Dispatch records scattered mentions of residents including Beal, Calymure, Mey Wie, and Mrs. Paxon. It notes returning relatives, a wedding or burial hint, and casual chatter about plans and studies, with fragmented sentences and local names hard to verify.

Beal Bats Adie Cat Ae Ae Berd Lo Wia Baxon Mint Win Kaunne Ty Freder Lee

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Ad

An old advert warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments that damage smell and upset the system. It promotes Wall’s Catarrh Cure by I W Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the genuine internal remedy. Testi-Druggists advertise HollA Family Pills for constipation.

Terribell Mannstuard I. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ovia I. W. Cheney & Co. Testi- Druggists

Fragmentary notice on New Buffalo hotel and service terms

Fragments describe a New Buffalo hotel urging careful purchases, avoiding cheap or overly recommended goods. The text mentions dye, tinting, and a promise of all day service, with scattered phrases about eating and sea front items. The legible parts hint at a general advertorial or notice for merchants and patrons.

Varnish Stain Prices Hit Local Hardware Store

The shop lists varnish and stain options including Jap-Enamel Varnish Stains in colors such as Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, Dark Oak, and Light Oak. Available in 12 pint cans for 12 cents, lit cans for 20 cents, and quart cans for 45 cents each.

Stumperdners Atlantic Ocean

Floor varnish sale at right prices across colors

Ob. Floor Varnish Waxine Floor On offered in Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dark Oak and Light Oak. Gallon cans priced at 1.26 with 1 2 gallon cans available at strong value for multiple room projects.

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