The Age of Luxury sparks a charity appeal at Northfield
The article reports on a Boston Northfield Christian workers conference led by Rev E O W Riggs critiquing luxury spending. It cites a curate noting difficulty selling average homes while lavish spending grows. It urges reducing personal luxuries to fund missionary and public welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameri
Fap
Ldaai
Wid
E.O W. Riggs
Boston
Christia Church
Sue
Luo Tee
Lfe
War passions fade and U S ties with Germany improve
Eight years after a hostile mood toward Germans a shift has occurred. Travellers report Americans are popular in Germany and admiration for the American people grows. A German novel features an American hero, signaling easing tensions amid wartime memories and reflections on who bore responsibility for 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feta
Germany
Inquiring Reporter Delivers Sparse Local Details
Incomplete OCR fragment references an inquiring reporter column with scattered mentions of names including Mrs Willdss Beall and Patrick Part. The legible content hints at a community interview feature and a request for readers to submit questions, but concrete facts, dates, or events are missing from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willdsse Beall
Sachs
Patrick Part
Luf's Stuff Human Nature Treature al Wight
A poetic fragment describes night lights in the sky, stars scattered across the heavens, and human reflection on beauty and scale. The narrator, Lufburrow, notes common sights of the night sky and questions human understanding of cosmic grandeur.
Arrest in Ford Theft Tied to Local Man Denlerumway
A man named William H. Wei Treoarpboro was arrested Saturday after Rots allegedly stole a Ford from D. Newton Henson. He was committed on grand jury action at Haxnessdivb, Welch fa, with claims he took the machine from Henson quarry on South Catoan avenue. He says he walked toward Frederick seeking work when a Virginian charged him with assault, blaming liquor for the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wei
Treoarpboro
D. Newton Henson
Haxnessdivb
Welch
Henson
South Catoan Avenue
Frederick
Ead Broecht
Haserbowins
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Stock Meet Action
A Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Road Company stockholders meeting voted to cancel 183 shares lowering capital stock from 73 to a reduced amount. The document notes a listed florist David Grow of Novo Market Street and mentions an excursion from Washington to separate locations with various names and a resigned counsel Howard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Jeferron
Alent Walynaway
David Grow
Emmitsburg Town Notes And Social Roundup
Local items record visits and social events across Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Names such as Mrs. Hah Kinter, Mrs. Lester Tepper, Miss Mary Welch, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis appear among guests, hosts, and weekend trips. The column lists weekend hosts and attendees at private gatherings, receptions, and hometown get-togethers with scattered East Coast connections.
New Market Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Week
New Market area residents and guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York converged for visits and social events. Families including the Waltz Reich and Burgess groups spent time in town and nearby cities while plans for a September street festival emerged.
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Cleveland Waltz
Nora Waltz
Thomas Sarah
Anna Waltz
Philadelphia
Rose Kel Jer
Anna Tr
Alma Steirix
TL . Burgess
Woodsite
Baltimore
Mrs. Meride
Louise Riggs
Mra
David T. Nixdort
To Asteniart
Nannie Reich
Monitone
Frank Zimmerman
James Kelley
Thurman Burgess
Fam Hy
Jesse Keller
A. W. Jackson
R A. Murphy
Annette Loseback
Rar Murgv
Truchett
Hearliex
Davis
Ballimore
Frank Uammond
Sundar
Mes
Eward Murtirek
Viry
Grorze Burzees
Mroo
Charles Wes Famili
Sper He
Fragmentary OCR Survival Points to Local Finance Names
Incomplete text fragment mentions Mr Jacob R Ca ef, KRenaingeton, and Nise Tyehats smith with unclear roles. The garbled lines hint at spending or budget items in a Doubs Fen area but lack coherent facts, dates, or actions to confirm a specific event.
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Fen
Tia Matic & Witeiia
Jacob R Caef Krenaingeton
Nise Tyehats Smith
Hyattstown Sunday School Attended. Local Notices
The Hyattstown Sunday School drew a large crowd while parishioners visited friends after a parish work session. Guests included Mrs Horne and Mia Karo visiting sister Mrs Fyron Darby, and Mrs Bossey returning from extended visits. A Tripees family reunion was set for William Tru lipee near Urbana next Sunday. Dorothy Durdow’s health reportedly improves at Frederick City Hospital. A lawn fete for cemetery funds is planned at the Christian church grounds in September.
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Hyattstown
Mrs. Horne
Mia Karo
Fyron Darby
Bossey Hes
Wilbur Tuln
William Trulipee
Urbana
Mary Ryan
New York
Warren Price
Richard Mullican
Maron Price
Dorothy Durdow
Frederick City
Byron Darby
Winston
Dlc
Ernest F. Harris
Washington
The
Christian Church
Uirehberger
Fred Browning
Eugene Murphy
Mary E. Hawkins
Cartie Kay
C. T. Davis
Willis Choden
Baltimore
Joh Anderson
R. C. Patton
Marjorie
Str
Archin ‘Thompson
Woodfield
Thalph Howard
Gailleissers
Latton
Local Social Notes from Keysville Kersville Aug 25
Mrs Clara Stonesifer hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Holly Myers and multiple Stonesifer families from near Emmitburg and Barton. Visitors included C M Forney Sterling from Baltimore, Edgar Beller with daughter from Rocky Bridge, and numerous other relatives. The page lists weekend visits and household relations across several Maryland locales.
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Kersville
Clara Stonesifer
Holly Myers
Edgar Beller
Rocky Bridge
Harry Cits
Harner
Slaughters
Rath Ritter
Carl Titer
Thilo
Bridge
Barton
Morris Hoppart
Baltimore
Gordon Stonesifer
Catherine Hoppart
Bedah
Vine St
Morris Haba
Flauchter
Phyllis
Ges
Frederick Co
Harry Wer
Petre Vocy
Anders Poer Wwang
Rs. Chanier Hobse
Mr Spent
Today In History Yosays Anaverta and Events
Readable fragments recount anniversaries and birthdays with references to Theodore Roosevelt and other figures, plus events like Surf’s independence day and inter-Har Hamencare Union Conference. Mentions Kalamazoo tournament and National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Minneapolis.
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SURF
Fland
Mauritius
St. Thaviks
TMQ
Uni! Jong
London
Inter-Har Hamencare Union
Local visits noted with area families in Maryland towns
Daughters Carmen and Charlotte spent time with Mr and Mrs Calvin Anderson near New Windsor. Mrs Lewis Wrenan and sons of Frederick visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Roop and others. Audrey and Thelma of near Emmitsburg were guests of Mr and Mrs W Yannr. Miss Emma Devilbiss of Walkersville plans a week with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Wm Devilbiss.
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Carmen
Charlotte
Sidayr
Calvin Anderson
New Midwey
Local Notes From Greenfield Aug 25 Visitors and Visits
Aug 25 Greenfield items note Miss Even Davis with her niece visiting in Baltimore at St. Agnes Hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs Edward Davis spent the weekend in Frederick. Ethel Kenner from Baltimore visits Mrs John Davis. Mr and Mrs Wm Orme of Barnesville visit Mr and Mrs Fred Nichols Sunday. Miss Janie Nichols visiting in Barnesville. Mrs Davis and Janie Nichols visit the Plunkards of Green Valley Friday.
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Freq Nichols
Misa Janie Sishols
Barnesville
Mre Davis
Janie Nici
Plunkard
Green Valier
Social Visit Notes From Woodville And Baltimore
Woodville residents Mr and Mrs John Jr Bohn hosted Sunday guests including Wilbur Bohn Kath ryan Rosalie from Baltimore and Charlotta Bohn. Visiting Baltimore are Fiiven Bohn and Miss om from Woodville. Misses Isabell Kathryn Rohn of Baltimore spend vacation with Mrs John HH Merten and Melvin Smith. Mrs Edward Myers hosted relatives Sethe 2 Srandparetts Mr and Mrs Isha i.
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Woodville
Ave
John Jr. Bohn
Wilbur Bohn
Ken
Isabell
Kathryan
Rosalie
Baltimore
John Bohn
Charlotta
Grandi
Warnesboro
Fi Iven Bohn
Miss Om
Kathryn Rohn
John HH. Merten
Melvin Smith
Edward Myers
Edward
Fore Myers É Tome
Sethe
Srandparetts
Mra
Isha i
Fragmented Local News Item
A partial OCR fragment mentions Adv. Ga and Ness with unclear references to pesos and a cited URL. No coherent events or names fully readable.
They Invented Ice Cream Soda Fathers of a Popular Drink
Hortense Saunders profiles John Robertson and Francis Tietz, two New York inventors credited with creating ice cream soda in 1872. The piece chronicles their early experimentation in Kitne’s confectionery, public interest, and later lives, noting Robertson’s rise to restaurant work and an invention of an electric fan while Tietz faded from the soda scene.
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Hortense Saunders
NEA
New York
John Robertson
Francis Tielx
Robertson
Tietz
Kitne
Anager
Fifth Avenue
Kline
Vietz
Derlon
Theadore Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
J. P. Morgan
E. Barry Wall
Brooklyn
Chart To Measure Normal Childs Health Behavior
A medical education article by Dr. Norris Fishbein and colleagues outlines a scale to assess whether a child's health behavior aligns with peers. It emphasizes safety habits by sixth grade, early health literacy, balanced diet, hygiene, sleep, and rest, and social skills.
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Norris Fishbein
The
American Medical Assocation
Firgeia
Health Magazine
Thomas D. Wood
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
Marion Lertign
Movie Quiz Questions From Old Page
A historical clipping lists trivia prompts about silent era cinema. It asks for Tom Mix’s horse name Marshall Neilan’s wife Clare Bowser first woman movie director Adelph Meajon birthplace Pittsburgh and more, with several questions about characters and directors.
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Rowrit
Lingax
Tom Mix
Marshall Neilan
Clare Bowser
Duecier
Adelph Meajon
Pais
Pilttebarkh
Detpskey
Frigate Playette Title Role Mentioned in Report
An American frigate figure is noted in connection with a playlet or dramatic performance. The brief item highlights a naval theme and a performance context, naming the vessel and the stage event alongside contemporary theater interest.
Life's Niceties HINTS ON ETIQUETTE
A brief Q A on weekend guest etiquette. The answers advise inviting guests to specify train times, traveling on the named train, and seeking hostess consent before taking a guest to a weekend party.
Old Masters reader contemplates the Holly-tree foliage
A fragmentary notice references an Old Masters reader and a contemplation of a holly tree with mentions of ore and Tiegiozsi leaves, as arranged by an Intelli.
Flowering Willow Tree Draws Townsfolk Attention
A local specimen named Flowerin Willow, once sold for a high price, has grown into a remarkably symmetrical tree. Town residents, many in the five figure range, discuss its rapid spread and notable form, drawing widespread chatter.
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