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Fragmentary note notes prices and meals, mentioning economic mood and daily eating costs. Reads as a late edition line about market and food pricing, with obscured details and truncated phrasing.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary note notes prices and meals, mentioning economic mood and daily eating costs. Reads as a late edition line about market and food pricing, with obscured details and truncated phrasing.
A 1919 report argues insect destruction drives grain shortages and higher food prices. It cites the Hessian fly destroying 60 million bushels of wheat in 1917, urges bird protection, pest control science, and cost-effective road-edges around grain folds as preventive measures. It notes injuries from a wagon accident and an auto wreck near Jug Bridge in Frederick.
Local column recounts a July 4 picnic hosted by Mrs. L Victor Baughman at Poplar Terrace for family and friends including Alvin Nutt and Senator Stewart Nevada. Guests enjoyed fishing on Moagogacy banks, outings to Braddock Heights and Athletic Park, and evening fireworks and baseball games with scores 6-8.
Miss Elizabeth Rebecca Wallis and Forrest N. Brown reportedly married on July 3. Brown, a former U S Army lieutenant, had been living in Baltimore where Wallis trained as a nurse at the Church Home and Infirmary. Relatives were surprised by the sudden news and await further details.
A Baptist parsonage ceremony in Elkton Md united Miss Louise Elizabeth Hofmann and John D De Grange both of Philadelphia with brief local witnesses and a honeymoon visit. additional weddings include Dayhoff Wetzel Munk Staley Hildebrand Tracey and a Hagerstown license for Exiwin C Wienmyer and Ima Third, Ta.
A Fourth of July family reunion honored returning overseas servicemen near Walkersville and Mitchellville with dinner on the lawn. Attendees included R. J. Nelson, Nelson family members, Nicodemus and Stauffer families, and others from Walkersville and Salisbury. Separately a boy’s accident mangled a thumb in a barn windmill. Also health tips note appetite loss linked to constipation and promote Chamberlain's Tablets.
Miss Catherine Shearer travels to Baltimore and Atlantic City for a week long visit with relatives. Numerous Frederick County residents, including Misses Eva Doty Eva Thomas Hertha Trundle Minnie Cockerly El mira Renn Susie Derr Dorothy Cramer Mary Deader and others, are spending weekends at homes or attending Maryland State Normal School summer sessions. افراد
Mrs Nellie M Boone of Frederick won an absolute divorce from LeRoy Boone and custody of two infants. He must pay $20 monthly for their support. Several others sought absolute divorces through Reno S Harp. William D Eyler Page Eyler Emma V Abrecht Julia B E Bell and Nathan D Bell appeared. The court ordered Bell to pay a $15 counsel fee and $12 50 monthly alimony pendente lite. Buy War Savings Stamps.
A three mile long motor transport train, the heaviest in army history, will depart Washington for California by the Lincoln Highway, reaching California in 60 days. The test aims to prove highway efficacy and national mobility, with 75 miles daily at 16 mph despite conditions. Routing includes Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada to California.
Cure claims for Hall's Catarrh Medicine with internal use and blood action. Proponents offer $100 to any case not cured, urging constitutional treatment through the product. Advertisement by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, with testimonials and retailer availability.
Miscellaneous note offers a private Spanish language course by D Millen at 240 KE Church 8 S. Seems to be an informal advertisement or notice for language lessons in a local setting. The readable portion mentions living in Spanish speaking countries and a carton course outline.
Ground and improvements on Telegraph Street Jefferson Boulevard fronting 30 feet with 130 feet depth. Parcel conveyed to Florence C Myers by Ella Jane Burck and Francis C Burck in 1908. Two story brick dwelling No 16 Telegraph Street occupied by Mrs Kate Pettingall. Cash sale at court ratification, purchaser pays conveyancing and stamps, $200 deposit required. George W Heinlein attorney. C O Keedy solicitor.
Mortgage power from Thomas JH Myers and wife to Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick dated June 26 1913 recorded in Land Records will sell at public auction at the Court House door in Frederick City Md by the attorney named in the mortgage.
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