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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
7
Society gathers from various centers for summer amusements. Long Island contingent shines at Westchester Tuxedo and Jersey Shore events, with bright attire and abundant carriages. The English team and others draw large crowds as riders and races capture attention, while locals head to nearby resorts and town runs.
The excerpt discusses fashion trends with flounces peplums and skirts, notes on gigrette hats with paradise plumes, and mentions shadow Jacé fabric used in veils gowns and garnitures. It cites Bannie Bield in New York as the source.
Vintage testimonial ad claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan and Marvin Wholesale Druggists of Toledo praise the product and offer testimonials, with free samples and price per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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International League games featured Providence 7 Baltimore 0 and Newark 2 Jersey City 1, with Toronto 6 Buffalo 2 and Montreal 8 Rochester 2. American League standings show Athletics and Boston near top while Detroit and Chicago trails noted. National League details include Philadelphia vs Boston games and other matchups.
Umpire Jacob Smith presided as pitches and at bats show BeCt by Schaefer and Zeigler with Schaeffer issuing walks and strikeouts. The fragment records balls, strikes, and outs in a church league matchup between BeCt and Zeigler with Selby and Schaeffer contributing at bat events.
Newark New Jersey July 82 General E Burd Grubb former United States minister to Spain and longtime superintendent of the New Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers at Kearney died at St Michaels hospital after three weeks in care and a cataract operation followed by pneumonia His widow was at his bedside Grubb once lived in Edgewater Park NJ where he built wealth as an iron founder but lost his fortune He was born in Burlington New Jersey in 1841 and joined Civil War service rising from sergeant to first lieutenant serving through Bull Run Lee's surrender at Appomattox He earned a bravery record in numerous engagements and served on the staffs of Generals Kearney and Taylor
The piece discusses turkey habits and the spread of tuberculosis. It notes weak constitution, inbreeding, and lesions in organs like the lungs and joints. Prevention focuses on clean water, good feeding, and careful breeding. divisions cite divorce rates per population in the United States and Austria.
Fragmentary text appears to riff on a proverb about hats and deception. It mentions a woman and a recurring line about putting something in your hat as a test of sincerity. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse, but centers on phrases about truth, wit, and social judgments.
A fragmented excerpt discusses water, varnish, and shells while observing embryos and nests. It mentions washing, drying, and careful placement, aiming to register progress and potential batch outcomes. The text notes nests may be deep, with roosters and hens nearby, and hints at bird behavior and nest hazards.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe breeders in the eastern and western regions, a cup prize, exhibitor rules, and imports. Mentions two dozen eggs and imports from Gutle Sain for personal use, with garbled phrases about lighting, lighting or care and betting outcomes.
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