Fancy Dress Ball Shines At Armory Social Event
Frederick society gathered in the Armory for a brilliant ball hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Hayward of Harmony Grove. Costumes ranged from 1770 to modern, with open-fire, Christmas tree, and punch display. Music by Braddock Heights Orchestra featured minuet, lancers, two step dances, and cotillion guided by the hosts.
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Frederick Society
Armory Building
Braddock Heights
C. Fauntie Roy
Charles W. Ross
John Franks Smith
T. Bertram Hayward
Helmes Baker
John
Francis Smith
Frank Stauffer
T . Bertram Hayward
Lancers
Anna Brown
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Alice Smith
J. A. W. Hameson
J. A. Williamson
Edwin
L. Willams
C Lean
Edwin Mardell
Lulu
Adelaide Beeson
Margaret Ford
Catherine R. Cramer
Messrete Fas
D. Enright
Hanson Maulsby
John E. Schell
C. B Cox
New City Hotel
Miss Cramer
Prof. Stauffer
Vernon Castle
Mr. Hayward
H. Hanson Maulsby
Animal Feed and Seed Harvest Advice From Early Farmers
Poultry care guidance stresses supplying animal matter in feed during cold periods. Green cut bone, meat scraps, and skimmilk aid egg production and digestion. Expert G A Bell warns on proper portions. G E Thompson advises seed harvesting before hard frost for kafir and cane to ensure best forage, with thrashing in spring and safe storage.
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G. A. Bell
G. E. Thompson
Kansas Agricultural College
Thompson
Three Negroes Charged With Disturbing The Peace
In Police Court three men Bill Cox William Shield and Clarence Duffey were arraigned before Justice Posey for disturbing the peace at Thomas Penn saloon and assaulting an officer. They were fined $1 each after a Christmas Eve disturbance on Court Street. Eph Eyler was sent to Montevue hospital for treatment after avoiding charges for robbing charity contributions while playing Santa Claus. Officers Quynn and Hoffman broke up a alley quarrel leading to four more men fined and another warrant issued.
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Eph” Eyler
Montevue
Thomas Penn
North Market Street
Fabian Posey
Court Street
Bill” Cox
William Shield
Clarence Duffey
Toms Brothers
Hagerstown
Frederick
Thurmont
Bethel
Eyler
Eph
Santa Claus
Lamont
Montevue Hospital
Jacob Quynn
Charles Hoffman
Dennis
How Unreasonable Spelling Standards Clash in a Bank Office
A young bachelor of arts tasked with printing circulars for a bank’s customers produced copy not matching classic spelling standards set by Webster and Worcester. The upset boss summoned him, prompting a tense exchange as workers noted the mismatch between expected educated spelling and his output. A separate note mentions a patented electric fan attachment that drips a liquid into the air.
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Messie, Webster and Worcester
John
Apple elder sirup a new outlet for surplus apples
Chemists in the US Department of Agriculture have created a new product for tables apple elder sirup a clear liquid with a flavor like baked apples. It offers a commercial use for surplus apples and can be kept indefinitely when properly sterilized. Process involves cider treatment lime neutralization and filtration then evaporation into sirup. Calcium malate commands high value and a Oregon test fold could determine cost and feasibility. The invention promises a tasty addition to diets and new market potential for growers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Oregon
For Would Be Farmers Try Farm Hands Before Buying
The U S Department of Agriculture urges aspiring farmers to first work as farm hands for one to three years. Letters from urban readers praising farming wealth are countered by warnings that profit is rare and risky. Some families overpaid, faced high mortgages, and saw land devalue, underscoring that careful study and hands on experience are essential before purchase.
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Charles Urally
America
California
United States Department of ‘Agricoluark
Meloy
Jose
Beium
Lopal Ces
Atica Ot Carns
Ceerd
Fittor
Dasaster
Church Spire Debate Spreads Through Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press snippet quotes a building committee member scolding the architect for lacking two spires on a church. The comment argues that in modern times churches should be warproof, reflecting debate on church design amidst progress.
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Detroit Free Press
Feeder Cattle Selection Criteria Described for Profit
Instructions outline how feeders should choose steers based on physical traits to maximize gains. Emphasis on wide frame and strong back, deep body, long neck, and good muscle with a thick hide and ample room for vital organs to sustain through feeding. Changes in cattle health and constitution affect ability to finish efficiently.
Fragmentary OCR Notice Across Unclear Local Sitter
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with messy spacing and broken phrases. The readable bits reference people and a date pattern but lack coherent actions, locations, or outcomes to summarize a clear event.
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Charles Grafly
Micu.torial
Owen
Ulan
DR. Leon
North Mé
Phere
Christhas
Sunloser Bakery
South Smerker Hi
Tou
GM Divan
Drlcessts
East Patrick Street
Frederick R. R. Co
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