Grand old Piowes on the card again
A column reflecting on weekly life in July, noting excursions to Atlantic City Baltimore and Cumberland, church attendance, picnics, and social gossip. It mentions a proposed trolley line to Mt Olivet, humor about seasons, and local sentiment on development, highways, and national memories with regional color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Girl of
Mt. Olivet
Atlantic
Baltimore
Cumberland
Bo Jong
Feagaville
Elas
Fragmented line on meals and prices in wartime tone
A fragmentary piece discusses meals and prices with references to soda meat and a general plea for peace. It mentions Jim Etchison smiling at President Wilson and promises of future exercises. Concludes with vague notes about Saturdays as picnic days and plans for meals in Feaga ville and woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Etchison
Wilson
Feagaville
Severe Attack of Colle Cured by Remedy
E J Cross traveling in Virginia and the South was seized by a severe cold. At a store a merchant recommended Chamberlain’s Colle Cholera and Cholera Remedy. Two doses cured him. Do not travel without this preparation. Sold by all dealers. Advertisement.
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E. J. Cross
Virginia
Colle
Chamberlain
Town Clerk Cleary Kills Man in Office in Inquest
In Haverstraw inquest witnesses testified that William VY. Cleary shot Eugene Newman in Cleary's office after Newman sat before the clerk’s desk. Cleary claimed he killed Newman for wronging his daughter in a secret marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
Law Sud Henry
Haverstraw
Novy
William VY. Cleary
Politcal
Eugene i
Newman
Law
Cleary
Hat Cleary
Josiah Pelton
Young Newnan
Felton
SAY MAN KILLED MRS. BAILEY
A murder case in New York features Florence Carman accused of killing Louise Dalley. Prosecutors plan to argue an alibi from attorney Ian George Levy to suggest a gun fired the fatal shot. In Freeport a separate note mentions a prominent Long Island secret leader linked to the Carman defense. Nearby, a boy from Woontoninston dies after a ball game incident attributed to internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louise Dalley
de Edwin Carat
Freeport
I. 1
Florence Carman
Ian George A. Levy
Mira Curneat
Aves
Carman
Sirs
Hailey
Wooninston
Aly 2A
Terbert Davis
Ares O
Paystclates
Red Army Wins Sham Battles in Selagrove Vic
The enclosure of reaukerk and state mill Ua broke camp today as soldiers began retreat after a brief skirmish. The main clash favored the ld army, Colonel Stillwell Thirteenth Infantry from Serotaun, Major William Stroub’s unit and a cavalry squadron. Heavy rain delayed movements before they returned to the hills.
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Selagrove
Vic
Reaukerk
State Mill Ua
Stillwell Thirteenth Infantry
Seraotaun
Williaa
Stroub
Cavey
CIA
Through Train Reaches Vera Cruz After Huerta Rule
A damaged OCR item notes a through train from Mexico City reaching Vera Cruz. It mentions occupation by Algerican forces, Huerta supporters, and a repaired railway line enabling many passengers to travel. The report mixes garbled names and phrases, reflecting wartime movement and shifting control around Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Mex
Cray
Mexico City
Vera
Brewelry Tha Rad
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Mary Jane
Oliver
Frederick
Jubal
Geitrsburg
Richmond
Battle
Gettysburg
Frederick County
Wiliam
Aliania
Mrs. Bailey
RED Army
Seling
Wheat Insurance Weslenstel & Urner
North Market Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Washington
Ned
nUive Fotlor Walled
College Park
Schley
Edward L. Williams
Upper College Terrace
Shicrester S Pills
Dhue Bibles
Huy
Nur
Preah
Maxtech
Montgomery County
Timothy Hay
White Cross
County
Chas. E. Shenk
South Market Street
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
East Patrick Street
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
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