Residents Welcomed Visitors to Woodville Summer Returns
Middletown society notes arrival of Mre and Mrs Edward A Ames and others from Woodbridge New Jersey and Indiana visiting relatives and enjoying local scenery. Numerous locals and guests from Baltimore Cumberland and Frederick are recorded visiting, staying, or returning home after visits, with travel to Atlantic City and Washington mentioned. The piece blends social calls, seasonal travel, and a satirical aside on local politics and civic pageantry.
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Middletown Register
Mre
Edward A. Ames
Acleagy
Mesere
P. K. Ar
Benjimile McNelty
Woodbridge
N. J
Setarcay
Edgar la Ed
Ivor
Independent Hour
Woodridge
John T. White
Cumberland
White
Jefferson Street
Wm. Hays
Noblesville
Indiana
Charles I. Stotelmyer
Hagerstown
Frank B
I C. Remaburg
Baltimore
Ezra Routrabu
Myerswile
Earle Castle
Lena Fisher
Washington City
H. G. Beckley
Reisterstown
Baltimore County
E. K. Beckley
Emory M. Bowlus
Edward Bowlus
Toledo
Ohio
John Rebecks
Reformed Church
Bury
Clinton B. Ankeny
T.F. Hoff
Earth axis wobble drives tidal level changes noted
A 14 month wobble of the earth's axis is described as causing the North Pole to revolve in a circle. Tide records over 40 years show a regular 42 month cycle, with water level changes just under five eighths of an inch, reflecting the axis's subtle influence on oceans.
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North Pole
Elder
Holland
Brunswick child sustains arm injury in fall fete
Miss Evelyn Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Jordan of Brunswick broke her arm while playing at Mr C R Gregory's residence last Friday. She was taken home where Dr Levin Went set the injury. She is reported doing well and was out again on Monday.
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America
Barbara
Scott Key
Frederick
Populi
Watness
Yeakle
Chelr
Mas
Saal-dealer
Kardreare Markes
Hobbie Zemp
Register
Abtoroey
Medi
Jimmie Dollis
Col Aladona
Hls
Sousa
Grimes
Falk
Evelyn Jordan
J.L. Jordan
Brunswick
C. R. Gregory
Market Gossip Reflects Summer Market and Later Hours Debate
Frederick readers weigh market hours for winter as July weather prompts notes on butchers bees and price lists. The column savors summer fruits while hinting at fly legends and the fruit and vegetable lineup with detailed prices for eggs butter poultry meat and produce.
The Champha Snake Story of a Lethal Encounter
Mr Ximer B Hoppe describes a thrilling scene with a massive black snake near the Noodgete, Gesncersy Gxatluo, Heddygoded Copperhead. The reptile lunged at his leg, coiling and biting the man as he fought back with a rifle before being killed. the leg suffered severe bruising.
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Ximer B. Hoppe
Sear Wermiceter
Blox
Wae
Copperhead
Ste Colle
Aliema
R Hoppe
How It Was Breached At High Rock Trail
A narrative recalls the ascent to High Rock also called Washington CIMZ once reached with effort from the Cumberland Valley side. Travelers preferred conveyance through Germantown gorge and the old mountain road, then a climb by trees and rocks from near the CIF House to the rock a mile away.
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Pen Mar
High Rock
Western Maryland Android Company
Washington Cimz
Cumberland Valley
Shockey
Deaca
Germartorn
Cif House
Wealthy Union Bridge Banker Donates $100,000 to Kin
George P. Buckey, a prosperous banker and broker from Union Bridge, has distributed five thousand dollar checks to twenty relatives including his sister, brother, and all descendants. The gifts total one hundred thousand dollars, yet Buckey’s fortune remains substantial. He has no children and shows no signs of slowing his quiet financial rise.
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Union Bridge
George P. Buckey
Backsy
Yeakle Wins Springfield Mayoral Race as Democrats Sweep
Mayor-elect Yeakle, nephew of Henry Yeakle Jr., leads Sterling Democrats to victory in Springfield city election. Four aldermen contested, three elected. Henry Yeakle Sr., born in Mechanics Town Maryland on March 20 1812, aged 83, among Springfield's oldest settlers since arriving in 1833.
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Yeakle
Springfield
Uly
Democrata
Henry Yeakle
Sterling Democrats
Mechanicatown
Springfeld
Old Sangamon
State Convention of Sona of America in Maryland
A state convention of the Patriotic Order Sona of America in Maryland will meet Monday evening August 5 at the hall of the camp in Westminster. It is the first convention in the state and aims to create delegates to the national camp in Indianapolis on September 17.
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The
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Maryland
Westminster
Indianapolis
Ind
Social Evening at Trinity M E Church South
Members of Trinity M E Church South hosted a sociable in the Banday School room with a brief program and seasonal refreshments. A Frederick student fishing for admission to the bar caught three fine black bass weighing four pounds, then left his horse and buggy on the street overnight in his elation. The sick include the child of Mr Joseph Payne on cholera infantum and Police Justice Erketein.
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Trinity M. E. Church South
Banday
Frederick
Joseph Payne
West Third Street
Erketein
Prominent War Tenure Law Case At Union League Club
Report discusses Governor William Wickinles guest appearances at a city Union League event amid five month old grouse hunting disputes. State wardens prosecuted club officials though defense argues the club house was private and no game was sold or killed. Wardens express dissatisfaction with the ruling.
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William Wickinles
Union League
Kester Hoa Glennon
Belan
Groi
Kogi and Wil Demand Satisfaction Reported
The Times correspondent at Alexandria notes Britain will demand satisfaction after a mob scene where natives hooted, attacked a detachment, and a fight persisted for half a mile. Also advertised are Shiloh's Cure and Schleich’s Remedy for coughs and breath issues with local sales details in Cararrh Crreu.
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Kogi
Wil
Lespos
The
Times
Alejandria
Adler
Cairo
Britain
Insurgent Defeat Reported At Santa Barbara Front
An official dispatch from Haronasars says Lieutenant Colonel Tryads routed insurgents under Quintin Banders in Santa Barbara seigniorhood. insurgents lose fourteen killed and a hundred wounded. Spanish losses given as three killed and seven wounded.
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Mapazro
Haronasars
Tryads
Uodel Quintin
Santa Barbara
Word About Skin Event Seeks Clarification Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report outlines confusion over a skin related matter involving Bolesevebere Tous and Conchan with terms like RESOLVENT and Potran Dara. Details are unclear, but the item mentions pages, losses, and possible free actions.
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Potran Darasso
Empress of Austria Walked Six Hours Daily in Algiers
In Algiers historical notes state the Empress of Austria routinely walked about six hours each day during her stay, reflecting daily routines of imperial travels and public presence in the era.
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Algiers
Empress of Austria
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