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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1923

Page

7

Hustlers Face Key Series With Chambersburg Maroons

The Hustlers battle the cellar-dwelling Chambersburg Maroons this week and must win to avoid falling into last place. Fans urged to back Frederick, with three more Blue Ridge games on August 4 11 and 18 and a Mountaineers series August 13 14 15 16 in Martinsburg. Reggie Rawlings and Money Moneymaker noted for home runs and clutch plays as season winds down.

Chambersburg Maroons Frederick Frederick Persons Mountaineers Martinsburg Reggie Rawlings Reggie

How to Fight Pests In Trees And Plant Life

State Forestry Department officials urge farmers to combat pests harming crops and timber. Assistant State Forester Karl E Pfeiffer explains ants feed on honeydew from aphids, while tent caterpillars and bagworms threaten evergreens, urging nighttime removal and targeted sprays.

State Forestry Department Karl E. Pfeiffer Pfeiffer S’feiffer

Prospect notes and social items from County News

Prospect county notes list local visits and family updates including Mrs Hood and daughter Sara returning from Florida, Mr and Mrs Brown’s Mt Airy trip, Miss Margaret Hood visiting from Baltimore, and others in Woodville, Plane No. 4, and Hagerstown. Social event notices include a Prospect church singing social led by Prof Roop at 2 30 Sunday, and the Prospect Sunday School picnic August 4 with Taylorsville Band.

Prospect G. B. Hood Sara Flaols Guy Brown Mt. Airy M. E. Dixon Shirley Bonn Ford Hood Henry Claya Prospect Church Roop Granville Hood Raymond Aldridge Wilson

Automobile notes on cars in Iowa US and world data

A survey highlights car ownership and transport trends in 1922 1923. It cites ratios of autos per family in Iowa and the United States, Belgian vehicle purchases, London omnibus bonuses, tire failures from speed and overload, and US dominance in motor production and theft recovery. It also notes garages facing imports exports tourist data camps and taxes with France alcohol gasoline blends and a Mines film project. A final note mentions a fashion trend large drooping hats with bright flowers.

Smocking Returns in Evening Wear Fabrics

The art of smocking once tied to children’s frocks and artists’ garments now appears on delicate satins and crepes for evening wear, signaling a shift in fabric fashion.

Lace Capes and Beaded Georgette Capes Fashion Note

The column notes black lace capes pair with white outfits for stylish contrast and mentions beaded georgette capes as a fashionable novelty. It ends with a pixelated plea to say you saw it in Pho News.

Pho News

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