The Nations Capital Treks Of Adolescent Visitors
A Frederick Maryland newspaper article describes the nation’s capital drawing waves of young visitors. It highlights tours to the Capitol Arlington Mount Vernon Lincoln Memorial the White House and the Washington Cathedral, noting future leaders may be among these groups.
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House
Senate
Washington Monument
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Cathedral
Woodrow Wilson
White House
July Fourth Dangers and Safety Precautions
A editorial urges the public to observe safety on Independence Day warning that careless behavior endangers lives. It notes hazards from firecrackers to crowded highways and calls for vigilance by parents to guard children and for universal adherence to safety rules to reduce fatalities.
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Clock Hands Travel Fast and Time Flies By
A fragmentary poem by A LUFBURROW laments time racing ahead as clock hands move swiftly, days fade to night and weeks slip into months until years pass, urging readers to observe the rapid passage of time.
Beewives Letter Of Thanks For Her Wedding Gift
Mrs Isabelie Kunkel Daniell of Frederick has received a note of appreciation for sending a water color painting to the Duchess of Windsor. The artwork depicts the birthplace of Wallis Warfield near Blue Ridge Summit and was created by Miss Welden Smith.
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Baltimore
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T. Poole Jones
Court Street
James H. Gambrill, III
Henr ‘Ietta Jones
Nan Potts
David C. Winebrenner
T. Posle Jones
Charles W. Ross
Isabelle Kunkel Daniell
Louise
Ann RB. Potts
Franklin H Smith
John Francis Smith
Mary S. Maulsby
Jo Alleine Williamson
Mary
Julia Williamson
Mary S. Maulsey
Paris
Misses Jones
Abells Kunkel Daniel
Richard Gambrill
Daniel
Isabelie Kunkel Daniell
Selly
Duchess of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Blue Ridge Summit
Welen Smith
Frederick Local News Roundup June 18 1887
Local items report postmasters appointing three city letter carriers at $600 yearly with own uniforms, a substitute carrier named, and a wreck when Calvin Fox's mail wagon was struck at Catoctin Furnace crossing injuring driver Harry Miller and horse. A Pleasant Musical at Jub D Zeiler’s South Market Street featured Misses Shockley Rhodes and Taon Firestone.
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Henderson
Nicholas J. Blumenauer
Augustus Obenderfer
J. W.B. Walsh
Charles W. Linn
Calvin Fox
Catoctin Furnace
Harry Miller
Jub D. Zeiler
South Market Street
Lice Shockley
Addie Rhodes
Prat
Taon Firestone
Twenty Years Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Profiteering sparks protest as Baltimore lettuce dealers reported huge per cent profits and stable prices despite freckbury garden output. Frederick County canning club prepares for a rally led by Miss Ebner with speakers including James J Gambrie Rene Harp and Leo Wertberg. A wedding in the Evangelical Lutheran church unites Mare Corts and Heo Lavier Michael with U S G Rapp performing the ceremony. Eagles convention attendees include Charles Fo Cramer Honey Lamps and Warhter Witter.
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Hanover Mood Club Meets at Westminster
Hanover Mood Club meets at Westminster the Hanover Pa Hood Club was entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs LK Woodward. luncheon was served and a business session held. Summer plans include a picnic July 1 at Mrs Diller Wierman’s Pigeon Hills. Bridge session featured high score by Miss Sue Tanger.
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LK. Woodward
Westminster
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Diller Wierman
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M. M. Fleagle
Russell Schue
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Wierman
Golda Hook
Mary Flickinger
Theodore F. Anketell
Augusta
Eleanor Peekman
Baltimore
Frederick £. Griest
Floradale
L. K. Woodward
Charles K. Peery
Joseph Punter
Ralph Reifsader
Denton Gehr
Nevin Smith
Ohn B.C. Millier
Kathryn Alwine
New Oxford
Hood College Club Holds Annual Luncheon in York
The Hood College club of York county Maryland held its season end luncheon at the Country Club of York. Officers were re elected: President Mrs Howard Forrey first vice president Mrs J Edmund Lippy second vice president Mrs Martin Ebert secretary treasurer Mrs Ogden student representative Miss Margaret Dallmyer counsellor Miss Rachel Resser.
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York County
Country Club of
Howard Forrey
J. Edmund Lippy
Martin Ebert
Ogden
Margaret Dallmyer
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers From Social Etiquette Card
A fragmented etiquette quiz covers spoon placement dessert left on plate, serving silver beside dishes, water glass filled to about three quarters, chairs not pushed under, and defining a cover. It includes scenarios with a friend wearing test attire and hosting plans.
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Warren
Erin
Lass
Ware
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Broadway Families and Fire Island Boom in 1930s Era
A breezy society piece recalls how Broadway stars and families shaped careers with mothers guiding young talents. It notes Milton Berle Ed Wynn and Johnny Green, Franges White and others, plus a shift as writers and performers converged on Fire Island to enjoy social revelry.
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Times Square
Blood pressure changes across ages and daily factors
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how children's blood pressure rises with age with girls higher before age 14 and boys surpassing after adolescence. Early maturity relates to quicker normalization. posture changes raise pulse and pressure and disorders may cause shock symptoms. Alcohol in moderation not harmful, but long term excess weight raises pressure. Nervous excitement and stimulants like tea and coffee raise blood pressure. High blood pressure requires avoiding overexertion and sudden emotion shifts.
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