Local Gossip and Visits From Gs Ville and Detour
Community notes recount visits by many residents to relatives in nearby towns including Rockville Pittsburgh Baltimore and Frederick. Attendees at a church picnic in Washington Grove share reports of farms and new cattle and a new poultry barn. H. H. Boyer dies suddenly at Blue Ridge Summit.
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Flora Watkins
Mildred Smith
Dwight. Welker
Purdum Snyder
Harpers Ferry
T.G. Dey
C. L. Houser
Mt. Afry
Forrest Snyder
Washington
Church Grove
L. M. Beall
Baltimore
W. M. Brashear
Charge
Levi Burdette
Fittsburgh
Washington Grove
Bar K. Linthicum
Engene Walker
Walker
Carl Purdum
George Hoover
Frederick
J. P. Weybright
E. L. Warner
Long Green
Wm. D. Shildt
Westminster
Guy Warren
Keysville
James Warren
John Krom
Henry Krom
Graceham
Roy Six
Harry Harner
Maxwells Mul
Mary Whitmore
Curtis Starbaugh
Etta Fox
Wiliam Albaugh
Charles
York
Snake Disturbs Sleeper In Back Door Encounter
Mrs Laura Clemons kept a window open at night and stepped on a shiny soft object in dim light. She discovered a five foot fangless snake named Eden, screamed, and fled as neighbors killed the reptile in Philadelphia on a recent Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Laura Clemons
Hoopes Street
Eden
Air Mail Flights Discontinued Indefinitely
Cleveland reports that the first coast to coast air mail service will be halted for an unspecified period. The move, cited to rest postal workers after trial flights, affects night schedules and cancels departures from New York and San Francisco. Regular service is promised after further tests.
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Cleveland
Air Mall
H. B. Shaver
C.F. Egge
Omaha
Egge
New York
San Francisco
Washington
New
Toronto Transit Offers Free Streetcar Rides for Blind Applicants
The service will continue without a fixed inauguration date. Blind individuals may ride street cars in Toronto and surrounding areas free of charge. Applicants for passes must be totally blind.
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Toronto
Theorized Theater Heat Affects Audiences in Boston
A Boston professor argues that audience movement and costumes create heat in theaters, reducing fuel needs for owners. Fat audiences reportedly emit more heat and moisture, affecting theater atmosphere. The claim, cited in Scientific American, notes theater patterns influence indoor temperature.
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Hoston
Boston
Gerre
Milner
Drz
Scientific American
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Gsville
Martha Purdum
M. E. Linthicum
Alice Walker Scanlon
Pittsburgh
John L. Walker
Charles Scanlon
J. L. Walker
Scanlon
Grace Watkins
Woodfield
Morris Snyder
Lillian Baker
Cabin John’s
Bratley Watkins
Gertrude Burdette
Filmore Beall
Leonard Snyder
Luther Beall
Janie Green
Libby Bennett
Lucinda Beall
Jesse Beall
Maggie Green
Virgie Beall
Bredley Watkins
Floyd Moxley
Mises Mary Watkins
Annie McHitresh
Ethel Smith
Pittsburg
Hare
Hubert Weller
Baltimors
R. H. Weller
Chiropractic
O. R. McIntyre
Nash
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Maryland Motor Machine Co
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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Rosenour
Palm Beach
B. Rosenour & Sons
Kuppenheimer and
Fashion Park Clothes
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Burplus
Joseph
H. Apple
George Barely
Emory L. Coblentz
Lawrence A. Chiswell
John A. Engle
Thomas
Hayward Abraham Hemp
B. Johnson
John. C. Leatherman
Mathias Guy K. Motteer
Frank €. Norwood
Eutaw D. Neighbours
Veenon
W. Pen Codemus David Oland
Benjamin C. Perry
Harles Wertheimer
Maximus Whitebill
Charles C. Waters Newton M, Zentz
City Opera House
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