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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
3
A reflective piece on boys climbing trees in a garden and orchard. The narrator recalls summer days in a family garden, leaning trees, cherry and peach adventures, carved names on beech or birch trunks, and how climbing shapes character and resilience for life.
The article waxes nostalgic from J. W. Dixon of Urbana while noting a future piece. It reports Montgomery County Bank of Rockville loaning funds to Samuel D. Byrd and a Dawsonville property sale of six acres once owned by Lawrence Allcutt. The bride will take the home.
John W Bruner, county supervisor and educator for 25 years, returns to Morgan College near Baltimore to instruct rural methods and administration at the summer school now in its third year. Forty teachers enroll across two classes at $10 each as part of the program. The article also notes linguistic observations about the mountain region’s native language.
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