Purely Personal Notices from the City
A series of brief personal notices lists residents and visitors in Baltimore and surrounding areas. Names include Edgar Lear, Lizzie Lewis, Lynn Metcalfe, Carrie Beall, A L Bosley, George James, Ette Biser, John Wood, Margaret Coleman, Maggie Houck, Ette Biser, Ann Steiner, Willie DeLashmnutt, P L Hargett, Manuel Lowenstein, D W Harp, William Haines, James Rowe, Brad Heller, Eden Castle, Perry Castle, Cheries Brengie, Ralph Young, Mary Covet, Lucy Boblitz, T F Gaver, Susie Baumgsidner, Luther, M Waters, Louis Bisvkef, John Wilson, A Mathias, F Bauman, with travels to Atlantic City Chicago Milwaukee Niagara Falls and Nazareno Pier and other local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lear
Baltimore
Jacob Brengle
Lizzie Lewis
Roanoke
J. H. Lewis
West Fourth Street
Bmisses Lynn
Ids Metcalfe
Harmony Grove
Carrie Beall
Libertytown
West Third St
A. L. Bosley
Atlantic City
George James
Mullini & Kemp
Ijamsville
Ette Biser
Laurel
Frederick County
John Wood
D.C. Winebrewer
New York
Margaret Coleman
Clara
Brooklyn
Fr. Coleman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Maggie Houck
A. Yeurll
Phoenix
Baltimore County
G. W. Harfington
East Fourth Street
Ann E. Steiner
Ocean Grove
Blaster
Willie DeLashmnutt
Howard County
Hargett
Manuel Lowenstein
H. ©. Keefer
D. W. Harp
Myersville
William Haines
Fountain Millis
James H. Rowe
Brad Heller
Eden
Perry Castle
North Market Street
Cheries Brengie
Ralph Young
Mt. Atry
Mary Covet
Lucy Boblitz
Mechanics
T. F. Gaver
Middletown
Susie Baumgsidner
Luther
Winchester
Charles Biggs
M. Waters
Louis Bisvkef
Chicago
John Wilson
Cabazo
Messrs. G. and
B. Rodsy
B. and O. Railroad
Chiesso
SS Louis
Kansas City
Niagars Falls
Nazagenset Pier
A. Mathias
Cresgerstown
Caicazo
F. Bauman
Washinter
D. C
Prohibition Nominated. Jails Fear Collapse in Annapolis
Somerset county nominates Prohibition ticket as Somerset election costs rise to 500 dollars in Annapolis. The Somerset County Court begins a no-jury term while plans for a Cumberland public park form. A Seventh Day Adventist faces a five dollar fine for Sunday work in Queen Annes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Somerset County
Annapolia
Cumberland
Queen Anne's County
Charles Rivegold
Kent Island
Frank M. Boteler
Washington County
John W. Crisfield
Hopkins Hospital
Princess Anne
Talbot County
Savage Manufacturing Company
Howard County
Robert Y. Thompson
Maryland
Progressive Teacher's Association
Hagerstown
St. Charles College
Ellicote City
France
West Virginia
Boulevard Company
Prince George’s County
John T. de Sellum
Montgomery County
Princeton Theological Seminary
Anne Arundel
Aneapolis
Anne Arundel Medical Association
Holy Cross
Westminster
Ascension Church
Baltimore County
Mondar
Zebras for Harness Training Progress Report
A London Field writer notes Mr. James Zeederberg bought eight semihabituated wild zebras from hunter Groblast near Petersburg Transvaal. Four exhibit full training, four need more time. Zebras pull well, are tame with bridled bits, and may replace mules to cut horse sickness costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Zeederberg
London
Groblast
Petersburg
Zoutpansberg
Transvaal
Zeecerberg
South Africa
Sharpsburg Town Founded in 1763 Named for Governor Sharp
Mary T. Hays of Hagerstown presents records tracing the town of Sharpsburg to Col. Joseph Chapline who laid out a town at the Great Spring in Frederick County Maryland on July 9, 1763. The settlement was named Sharpsburg in honor of Governor Sharp, then colonial governor of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Mary T. Hays
Hagerstown
Joseph Chapline
Hyphen Fashion Causes Family Name Clash in Detroit
In a Detroit Free Press exchange, Mrs. Jones urges Jeptha to adopt a hyphenated name linking to social status, while Jeptha resists and defends plain Jones. The playful banter highlights society’s obsession with stylish surnames and status signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemba
Jeptha
Mrs. Jones
Jones
Maria
Aly
Hyson
Maris
Jepthy Jones-Jones
Plain Jones
Joses
Jepiha
Jeptha Jones
Sirs. Jones
Detroit Free Press
Peach growers plan meeting on transport rates in Hagerstown
A Washington county peach growers meeting is set for Tuesday July 18 at 2 pm in Hagerstown to form a combine for cheaper transport. Rates for fast freight on railroads will be discussed as express charges cut profits, following successful actions in New Jersey Delaware and the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hagerstown
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Alumni Meeting and Constitutional Revisions At Frederick College
Frederick College Alumni Association held its regular quarterly meeting. A revised constitution changes meeting frequency to June and October each year and transfers ad hoc matters to an executive committee. The anniversary was praised and thanks extended to Dr. Bernard Steiner and Mr. W P Maulsby Jr for notable addresses. Orphans Court reports inventories and accounts for estates of Hargett Wilson Sappington and Montgomery with administration requests and property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College Alumni Association
Bernard Steiner
Baltimore
W P Maulsby, Jr
Orphans’ Court
Samuel Hargett
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Ireve Sappington
James \. Sappington
Same
Eva Sappington
James L Montgomery
Ann H. Montgomery
Erie Churches Name new Ellicott City Pastor
Rev. George F Birdley of Frederick county is assigned to lead Patepsco Chapel in Ellicott City. The appointment comes from the Saryiana Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church, filling a vacancy since Rev. Wace Sorden moved in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of
Erie
George F Birdley
Frederick County
Patepsco
Ellicott City
Saryiana
Methodist Protestant Church
Wace Sorden
Esktimore
Large peach shipments arrive in Baltimore wharf trade
The season’s largest consignments of peaches reached Baltimore yesterday with over two thousand packages handled along Light Street wharves. Market activity favored choicé stock with best grades at 65 to 73 cents per box while inferior stock moved around 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Light Street
Funeral for Albert Brust Held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
Albert Brust son of C Lews and Ssvite Brust died after six months illness at age fifteen. Funeral tomorrow at 3 PM at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Col Hobbs appointed to Board of Pension Appeals in Washington DC. related notes on Col Bobbs and L Wilson. Weather reports predict heat, storms, then cooler spell. Saint John’s Catholic Church Sun day school picnic today at Harmony Grove. Newspaper offers bulk printing from Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brust
Dno
Albert
C. Lew's
Ssvite
C. Brust
Mt. Olivet
Col Hobbs
Es Gobbs
Ibis Oli
Board of Pension
Washington, D. c
Col. Bobbs Vies L. Wilson
Pic
Colored Sunday School
Saint John’s Catholic Church
The
Colored Sodality
Harmony Grove
Proper harvest timing and grain handling tips
A farmers guide to determining wheat maturity by dough state and grain feel, then how to cut, stack, cap, and store with efficiency. Advice covers weather, equipment setup, labor, and methods to keep grain dry, prevent mold, and maximize storage before the next rain.
Imperfect Tongue Contact and Speech Sound Variations
The text discusses how tongue contact during speech need not be exact. It explains that partial, imprecise contact along different parts of the tongue and palate can produce sounds like a, z, b, p, c, d. It argues that precise articulation is not essential for survival or success in life and notes examples across languages and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passie
Amisn
Ufe
Tsin
Another Company Incorporated PLL Articles Filed
Articles of incorporation for the PLL list Hargett Company as organizers with principal objects including real estate, merchandising, forwarding and warehousing, plus manufacturing. Capital stock $25,900 in 259 shares. Directors named and serving one year. Camp Potomac trip noted for several officials and others from Baltimore and Westminster. Board meeting reports five week outing and prison stats. local sick list updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett Company
Peter L
Douziss H
Samuel L.john E
Denseifer T. Hargett
Ofice
Browns Rout Molesworth as Pastimes Miss Shot in Tough Tilt
In a baseball clash yesterday the Browns defeated the Pastimes 10 to 7 after early Browns leads. Molesworth faced tough luck. Blumenauer and Dunner starred for the Browns while several players logged runs and hits. Attendance was large as Citizens prepare for a rematch this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Molesworth
Athletics
Straveberger
Shipley
Baumganiver
Hooper
Phebus
Baer
P. Sulla
S. Blumenauer
P- Hater
Baumger
Wood Brothers
Baumgardner and Esterly
Orioles
Red Birds
East Third Stree
Secon and Lipps
Boyer and
Entz
Cunning Frog Outwits Flies With Meat Lure
A naturalist notes a toad exploiting a meat scented gag to attract flies. The toad hops to a saucer, snatches flies with a rapid tongue strike, and repeats the routine as a regular tactic in the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texd
Funeral for Mrs. Marietta Hildebrand Held at West Third
Funeral services for Mrs. Marietta Hildebrand were held yesterday morning at the residence of Dr. S. T. Higher on West Third Street. Reverend Hasskarl and Reverend Jase Motier officiated. Pallbearers were Wm. Seacrist, George Thomas, Cephas Thomas, Thomas Myers, Cornelius, and Albert Zimmerman. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons directed the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta P. Hildebrand
S. T. Higher
West Third Street
Hev. Hasskarl
J.ase Motier
Wm. Seacrist
George and
Cephas Thomas
Thomas Myers
Cornelius
Albert Zimmerman
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
California Fig Syrup Co. Properties Promoted
The ad touts the pleasant effect and safety of California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs for use under air conditions. It urges readers to send for the true source information by requesting the California Fig Syrup Co. name printed near the bottom of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Co
340 Yards Beautiful Fine French Ginghams Reduced
Formerly bold at 25 cents these ginghams are offered at less than half price. Styles are neat and within a couple of inches of a yard wide.
Local news items from Hagerstown and surrounding areas
A collection of brief items reports incidents and notes from Maryland towns including a lightning strike near Brownsville injuring Walter Brown and Robert Obrist, farming cuts in Funkstown, and various local happenings such as a reservoir project, school principal appointment in Centre Hall, and a man injured cutting timber near Marriotteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Robert Obrist
Hagerstown
Brownsville
Burkittsville
Ladies shirt waists with belt and pleated backs
Advertisement lists garments including polo mer price 35 to 50 cents now 25 cents. Pleated back and front shirt waists with ruffled collar and cuffs. Three color options black navy stripe, formerly 75 cents now 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laltes
Polmer
Growing Celery and Electric Railroad Contract Delay
Instructions for celery cultivation cover soil preparation, fertilizing, planting, watering, shading, and staking to produce large crisp stalks. A note reports the F and NM Electric Railroad contract award delay due to late specifications with bids to be opened Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. and NM. Electric Railroad
Local notices and advertisements from City Hotel area
Dr J R L Larde acutist will be at City Hotel Thursday 13th at 3 o clock and remain until Friday 14th at 2 o clock in memory of Elizabeth Miller who departed this Hir 18 years ago. Gone but not forgotten. Just One More Chance. In Grst season bandied fruit jars sale at 3 low price tomorrow from 1am to 4pm. Mason jars white glass 1 quart 75 cents per dozen 2 quart 1.23 per dozen. Hay and straw stock tips from Zelhrs Delash offices 22 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Teina
Funkstown
Washington County
McCormick
India
Europe
Andrew Lang
Britain
Hong Kong
Canton River
China
Havana
Cuba
Furrox
J. R L. Larde Iy
Acutist
St City Hotel
Elizabeth Miller
Lesco
City Hotel
Givetsacail Zelhr& Delashmoi
Fice
East
Patrick Street
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the Daily News
Jeederick
Baxis
Werther
Nwwe Warurneton
D.C
WW. Hangnietos
the Weather Bureau
Cezar Weste
Boyne
Wes Brasues
Hattie
Aughrim
Massae
Joseph Bonaparte
Madrid
Spal
Tezarkang
Tex
Hentys M. Stusier
Dorothy Tenaunt
Westminster Abbey
ie—Cryrus W
Auvlantic Cable Force
Dobbs Ferry
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. Markey
Field Glass
Market Street
Dr. Teackle
J. Hardesty
W. W. Lease
Citizens National Bank
Citzens National Bank of
Frederick
Maryand
Lfe
John Wanamaker
Deate
Hicks
Newa
Frederick, Md
Csrop
Board of Charies and Correction
Fallwsstra
Speril Cromwell
Henry Zeigier
Zeigiersville
Luther Hsrisor
Chan. A. Fucker
East Second Street
G. H. Harper
M. Sonnebo
E. Farmbolt
F. R. Manzhan
J. G. Taylor
J. BH. Qrien
J.E. Ijaman
BeComb
Allen Dorsey
W. B.tarnstall
W.B. Buck
J.B. Palmer
J. B Horn
Philadelphia
T. H. Lyon
Moines
Kaui
John Hendrickson
Baxklyt Joly Grahgatna
Fork Merly
PRICE
Joan Hexpurcsson
Buda
Loce
Christian Endeavor Society of Braddock
Board of Aldermen
J. Clark Kieffer
Franklin and Marshall College
J. Spangter Kieffer
Centre Hall High School
Centre Hall
Pennsylvania
Greece
David Freshour
E. E. Woodward
Lane
Mesara
J. Roger McSherry
Will
Charles Haydon
Marcellus Wright
Marrioteville
James E. Walker & CO
E. Walker & CO
Tosc
James EB
Walker & CO
Bodook & Neidig
Sucniow Press
Rodock & Reldig
Meee
T. Rice&sons
T. Rice & Sunk
Ngeth Marert Street
Puttedpear
Bn. Maarbedis
Messrs. Frenk P
Ignatius Goode
Carroll County
Ollicer Brooker
Wey
Justice Rekstein
Geo. Weiner
James Hood
B. A. Bladkston
Porlign Apb
B. H. Buacsstoy
Merchant Tailon
Norte Mare ET Straex Frederice
Re Uo
SY Tar Ulm
Thone
Nioweraper Riel
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