Reception for Shafer son and bride in county letter
A local reception was hosted by Mr and Mrs 680 C Shafer for their son Immert Shafer and his bride on Saturday afternoon at their home. Many relatives attended from Bethel Union Bridge and nearby areas, sharing a time of well wishes and gifts. The notice also reports the death of Franklin Stitel of near John Hartsock, Union Bridge district, aged about 60, with funeral arrangements at the M E church in New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shafer
Immert- Shafer
G. Ic
Ena Ar
and Daughiter
Carroilto
Joshua Ahal
Grarville
Dutrow
Woood
Montevue
Am Wood
Lydia Wood
Eva Baker
M. E
New Market
R. B. Randle
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Reclaims Health for Woman
Mrs Les Manges of Mogadore Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe female troubles and avoiding surgery. The ad touts the product as a thirty year old steadfast remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers and irregularities and invites women to write for confidential advice to the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogadoré
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E Wirkham
Les Manges
RF D
Mogadore
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Waul
Asi
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lys. Mass
Community Festival Aids Lewistown Sunday School
Union Sunday School of Utica Luther an and Reformed churches held a successful festival on the school house playground in Lewistown on July 19 to reduce debt for a recently purchased piano. A second festival with Gtica Orchestra is planned for July 27. Local notes mention Emma Newcomer’s return home due to her mother’s illness, Mary Miller visiting Miss Neilie Haines, Nelson Weller visiting Mrs. Ella Waltman, a buggy accident involving Percy W Patman, plans to expand the Lewistown school house, and a tea hosted by William Bowers and Sophia Freshour with guests Co QC Wamertick and Murei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Union
Lutheran and Reformed
Utica
Gtica
Emma Newcomer
Thirmont
John Newcomer
Mary Miller
F. N. Miller
Neilie Haines
Hansonville
Nelson Weller
Ballimore
Ella Waltman
Percy
W. Patman
Patman
Wiliam Bowers
Sophia Freshour
Co. QC
Wamertick
Murei
Storm damages barns and roads in Broad Run area
A severe thunderstorm swept the Broad Run vicinity last Thursday, washing corn fields and leaving many roads in poor condition. Lightning struck Franklin L Bowlus barn injuring a horse, damaged the carriage house, and a horse was killed. Nearby residents including Mr John Haller and Mrs Samuel Snyder were noted, with multiple social visits and an upcoming gentlemen's singles tennis match mentioned.
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Lamar
Tusca- Tota
Charles Nd
Arthur
Thomas
Hagerstown
David
Lewis
Simos Shafer
New Baltimore
Charles Nichols
Franklin L. Bowlus
John S. Bowlus
John Haller
Lappans
Washington
Huffer
Samuel Snyder
Burkittsville
Lewis Baker
Thurmont Woman Learns of Brother John M Manherz Death
Mrs. William Flohr of Thurmont received word that her brother John M. Manherz of Waynesboro Pennsylvania died at his son George C Manherz’s home. He had suffered a long illness and was born on July 12.
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Thursiont
William Flohr
Thurmont
John M. Manherz
Waynesboro, Pa
George.c. Manherz
Millions for Irish Lands Birrell Saga
In London on July 23 a government estimate says completing the Irish land purchase under the Land Acts would require about 300 million pounds. Including 625 million already spent, the figure comes from Augustine DarreH, secretary for Ireland, outlining the need to finish the operations and the financial mechanism to fund the buyers and vendors under the 1903 and 1909 acts. More borrowing and public stock are implied to enable the landowners to sell to tenants at concessional terms.
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Birrell Saga
Neaded
London
Augustine’ Darreh
Ireland
Alandlord
O.parmit
Bitrotl
Isaitof
Lellah Ih
Siveli
Boy Trampled to Death in Farm Barn Accident
Fragmentary text reports a boy killed in a barn collapse or trampling incident. Names, places, and details are garbled, but the core event describes a fatal accident with a person trampled and left on the floor. Local coverage appears incomplete and uncertain.
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Columbia
Pad
Paul
Abram Shelly
Maxtersonvill
Horae
Woman Smothered Case Notes Admittance to State Argum
Fragmentary text indicates a woman smothering case with references to her husband and an appeal or application involving the State Attorney General for the ante? unclear. The readable parts point to a homicide inquiry and legal proceedings in progress.
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Aagium
Missouri Minerals Tale Frames Value and Production
A garbled excerpt discusses Missouri and its mineral production. The fragment hints at evaluating value, production figures, and likely industry activity, but the text is severely corrupted and lacks coherent facts or named entities.
Baseball scores and standings from a day in American League
The page lists scores including Detroit 4 West er dal nave 0 and Providence 8 Rochester 8, with Montreal 3 Jersey City 4 and Buffalo 2. Provides American League results and team standings with clubs like New York Boston Chicago Cleveland St. Louis and details on batters and pitchers.
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Wester Dal Nave
Toronto
Atouitrewl
Jorney City
Nowares
Ay Butalo
Rochert
I Providence
Wiutubiore
Providence
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Montreal AD Dais
Jersey Cltyto Alada Ee
Vorouto
Dalrolts Dubeolt Gs
New York
Shawiey
Bush
Schaug
Welbian
Stone
Alexander
Wad PY
Sldaston
Orks
Bas Battari 8 Niyaston Victory Report
Local update shows Bas Battari defeating Niyaston with a scoreline of 8 to 2 as of the latest tally. No further context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas ‘Battari
Suffragists Riot in Rhode Island Hall Incident
Fragmented OCR describes a riot involving suffragists at a hall pavilion as women entered with their daughter present. Prominent figures and protesters were involved in a struggle. authorities charged others with force while custody actions were noted. Date and precise names unclear due to garbled text.
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Lonion
Hanicharay
Moving pictures' grip on Cleveland grows strong
In Cleveland there are 131 movie houses with a seating capacity of 62,442 and a daily attendance near 116,000 to 200,000 on Sundays. A survey shows over half of ten families visited picture shows weekly, and one-sixth of Cleveland’s population attends films. An inventor in Rhode Island has patented a one handed knot tying device for parcels.
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Interpreter’s House
Cleveland
Ohio
Fiteen
United States
Thode Island
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