Early closing movement gains in Hagerstown
The city joining the early closing trend. merchants vote to close at 6 pm in summer, except Mondays and Saturdays. The policy aims to give rest and improve welfare without harming trade, with employers and workers reporting better morale and productivity.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Clarke
Passing Opinions on Topics Loyal and General
Current comment discusses American pluck and British fair play as bulwarks for Cuban liberty. Louis manfully refuses aid while debate and leaves are welcomed. Britain’s aims in Africa are described as clear as noonday, and Abe may need to adjust. Gerald Macsey mourns the death of his only son who recently left England for a Nova Scotia appointment.
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Great Britain
Africa
Abe
Sigat
Gerald Macsey
England
Nova Scotia
Miracle workers of this day and generation
Excerpts from Baltimore American columns praise scientists and inventors as true miracle workers. The piece celebrates rapid progress from railroads to X rays and electric lights, noting the era’s wonders surpass earlier imagination and speculating on future breakthroughs.
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Baltimore
Sopiet
Fred Miler
Local Logic and Court Docket Amid Old Verse and Fire News
A compiled page shows a mix of local notes, court references, and poems. Judge names Sowers, Almoot, and others appear alongside a Register of Wills note and remarks on the Orphans' Court. A small item praises Frederick firemen after a recent factory fire near B. Ebert & Sone Carriage Factory, with praise from Charles Tanner.
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B. Ebert & Sone’ Carriage
West Patrick Street
Fragmented Library Verse and Classic Wrecks Cast in Mourning
A reader laments vandalism in a library as poetry and classic works topple from shelves. References to Milton, Dante, Chaucer, Shakespeare, and other writers mingle with a father’s deathbed scene, merging grief with cultural loss and memory.
Frederick Juniors Face Crickets In Lopsided Cricket Match
A readable portion describes the Frederick Juniors defeating the Crickets 21 to 0 in a one sided match. Bow Jos, a reliability dog from pear Broth Ran, drew praise for his fielding. Justers played solid ground defense. Batteries were Bow Us and Ely for the Juniors and Brest and Bennett for the Crickets. score by Santoga lists early innings and final tallies.
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Tae
Joereey
Yeatercay
Fofield
Justers
Bow Us
Ely
Brest
Bennett
Santoga
Midweek Market Report Brisk Rain Delays Sale Prices Mixed
Weather slowed the market as a 6 oclock shower sent dealers indoors. Women loaded baskets with strawberries and cherries, prices ranged with berries three boxes for a nickel while cherries sold 2 to 10 cents per box. Eggs and butter steady. vegetables easing with cabbage cheaper. Riflemen met on East Second Street and Captain Beckley discharged five for Decoration Day orders. three new recruits joined.
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Frederick County
East Second Street
Beckley
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