Ryal Traveling Buyer Hopes to Reach Orient by Quick Transcontinental Route
A fragmented report describes a traveling buyer named Ryal Amtiers from Lous A Amtiers aiming to reach the Orient after a long transcontinental journey via ships and trains. It sketches rapid connections from New Jersey to San Francisco and hints at future trips to Europe and the Pacific, including a possible clipper flight to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacifie
Expeditiors
Artlers
Germary
San Francino
Orient
Jules
Prices Rising Worldwide Warn Economist In London
The London Economist predicts global price increases while Americans report living costs near their limit. Since 1921 high prices triggered parades, a price crash, and industrial distress, authorities urge reasonable costs of production and customer-friendly business conduct to sustain commerce and avoid further turmoil. Encouraging cordial personal contact and mutual interest, merchants can build lasting patronage through favorable relations and trustworthy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Economist
Npa
Eenthtings
Atom
Heat bringer weddings graduations mark June’s bustle
A fragment from LUFS STUFF in June issue notes the heat and ongoing year’s bustle with flowers, grass, insects and major events like weddings and graduations, while a partial line hints at a date and name LUFRURROW.
Flapper Fanny Says 9 we we are LOE
Fragments show a humorous column style featuring Flapper Fanny with repeated refrain. The readable text hints at social commentary and light gossip tone typical of the feature, though specifics are unclear.
Roosevelt Speech Delivers Dramatic Philadelphia Address
Phi ladelphia June 29 President Roosevelts epic speech was delivered in a bold dramatic manner, and the setting was the finest that could be provided by one of the largest cities in the country. The crowd cheered and bands played as lights flashed. The president waved to the crowd and the gathering responded with applause. The speech was notably vague and his campaign promises remain viewed with wary skepticism due to past pledges. He touched on familiar themes and offered cautious rhetoric rather than bold pronouncements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia
Coun
Alice Longworth
McManght
Birthday Dinner Honor for Barbanys Elkhiy Birthiay
Delighful birthday dinner hosted Sunday at 277 Westpatrick Street in a pink and green theme. Attendees include Betty Long Constance Keyser Anna Lee Long Peggy Grewhart Merril Long Billy Gebsbert Sonny Long Netty Long Gelsbert Muddy Long Junior Lorie Patsy Marken Starley Deng Lois Ann Bratt Barbara Lee Shankie Mra Ernrat Abrecht Mra Elweed Tratt Mr and Mrs Elmer Hay and Mr Shorra Merril Shantels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril Snankle
Westpatrick Street
Treat
Werd
Barbanys Elkhiy Birthiay
Betty Long
Constance Keyser
Anna Lee Long
Peggy Grewhart
Merril Long
Billy Gebsbert
Sonny Long
Netty Low Gelsbert
Muddy Long
Junior Lorie
Patsy Marken
Starley Deng
Lois Ann Bratt
Barbara Lee Shankie
Ernrat Abrecht
Elweed Tratt
John Long
Austin Abrecht
Raymond Marken
Mary Bare
Dorothy Aprecht
Norman Ja
Elmer Hay
Sherra Merril Shantels
Fengaville WoC Regular Meeting Notes and Festival Plans
The Fengaville W C T U held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs EC Renn's home with eight members present. Mrs Harry Derr presided. devotions included the Lord's Prayer and Psalm 23. The New Maryland Song was sung and final arrangements for the June festival on St Lake's church lawn were made. The closing song was Holy Spirit Faithful Guide. The next heat meeting will be July 30 in St Luke's Sunday School room at Rovelock. The meeting adjourned with a W C T U benediction.
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Feagaville
W. CT
Fengaville Woc
Rhuteh Lawn
Holy Spirit
St. Luke's
Rovelock
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items recount past events in Frederick from 1914 and earlier. Notes include a hose company parade, a Cyrus Poole recital, a new residence on Flat Second Street, a Pharmaceutical Association banquet in Brad dock, a threshing machine incident, a wedding at United Brethren Church, and a Laurel ceremony as Company A prepares for duty.
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Frederick
Cyrus W, Poole
Frederick Bar
Armory Hall
Hohenladen
John Moore
Joe BR. Wood
J. Clayton Binn
Maryland Pharmasceutical Association
Braddock Weights
Albert Behremder
Driggista
J. D. Stottlemyrr
Wancork
A.D. Pearce
Evective
Lewea
Tnt
Whasan Entiy Ake Baienae
Uneed Brethren Conference of
Pennsylvania
Canada
Laurel
Pagle Pass
Texas
Bergt Lasrethe Kennedy
Misa Mollie Beott
Miss Waltz and Mr Fox Married Saturday Night
Miss Waltz wed Mr Fox in a Saturday night ceremony at the home of Mae Pvely in Mariverite Walt with Rev. Pan Mideraf officiating. The bride wore a pink tafta gown, maid of honor wore pink. reception followed with a five tier cake and bridal party details. The couple will reside near Frederick Junction after July 6.
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Miss Waltz
Mr. Fox
Tetacen Tao Hindred
Tual
Dabanore
Westington
Harris Bitte
Floekalite
Cyarserebbe
Iransertys
York
Maes Pvely
Mariverite
Walt
Merv
Homer FO Woltte
Suit Murray Pranklin Fox
Mrs. Thomay
Vox
Ety
Ming
Jutanita Dutrow
I Fleanor Ausherman
Ely
Judd
Catherine Michael
Robert D. Osburn
Auth
Robert Mass
Russell Michael
Moarcellen
Dansberger
Woman Arrested for Drunken On Street Incident
A white woman was arrested early morning by Officer James Marks for being drunk and creating a disturbance on the street. She was taken to jail on the misdemeanor charge of drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcer
James Marks
Posts Collateral Arrest for Disorderly Conduct
Paul McLoud, white, was arrested at night by Officer Then Pho bus Jr and charged with disorderly conduct and cursing in the street. He posted $250 bond plus costs.
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Paul McLoud
Omcer
Phobus, Jr
Common Firecracker Risks Highlight Fourth of July Explosives
A 2000 study of fireworks injuries from last July reveals 2500 hospital treatments and 914 eye injuries across 47 states. Fireworks caused many incidents through throwing and picking up live devices, with cherry bombs and sky rockets among the leading culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireworks
Lotuis Resnick
Indurgin
National Society For the Prevention of
Woda
Resnick
American Museum of Safety
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Mreworks Industries
Uioy
Hawer
Japanese Beetle War Renewed With Co Opted Traps
The article describes renewed efforts against the Japanese beetle pest with coordinated federal and local action. Inspectors require credentials and private-property access while deploying four winged baffle traps to lure beetles into collection receptacles. Residents are urged to contact the Department of Agriculture for information and report beetle activity to the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine in New Jersey.
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Tn Coopers
Ted
Freda
Myhlur Ts
Uae
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Glenwood Avenue
Henry Street
Dloammeid
New Jersey
Damascus High School Banquet Attends Class of 1938 Guests
Damascus June 22 The Alumnal Association of Damascus High School held a banquet with the class of 1938 as guests of honor. Ed 学 gar M Douglass and Arthur Brady former principals spoke on Citizenship and vocal pieces, while Edgar G Jewell and Mrs Nathan E Wurdette delivered talks. The class of 1920 sang and the group presented a silver flower boat and candlesticks to the school. Also noted was a lawn party hosted by Elin Belle Gis an at her home with numerous attendees and refreshments.
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Damacus
Damascus High School
Bradley M. Woodfleit
Edgar M. Douglass
Arthur Brady
Edgar G. Jewell
Aince
Nathan E Wurdette
Villas
Misa Sue Boyyr
Janice Hyatt Green
Ible
Ald Society of
Damascus
Notable Names Listed in Local Social Column
The item lists individuals including Albert Metcalfe Johnny Roop William Young Charles Smith Robert Eastar Jacoh Garver Dan Rattrell Merwin Moxley Sant Glison Norri Lowman Norris Glisan and Mr and Mrs Wilfred Norris Mr and Mrs Orla Glisan.
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Metcalfe
Albert Werton
Wiliam Smith
Johnny Roop
Lee Norri
Pay Lowman
William Young
Charles Smith
Robert Eastar
Jacoh Garver
Charles Riordan
Dany'd Rattrell
Merwin Moxley
Thomas Norris
Sant Tel Glison
Jimmy Jon
Wilfred Norris
Orla Glisan
Today in History and Birthdays in United States
Chronology of historical anniversaries and birthdays with names like Baron de Kalb Molly Pitcher James Harvey Robinson and William Mayo. Notes on crucifixion dates and notable events, plus scattered political opinions and predictions about progress and tyranny.
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Baron de Kalb
Johenn Kalb
Camden
N.v
Wot—Trederic Barajas
Michigan
Austria
Marquette
Louis Palma di Cesnola
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Italy
Phaxter
New England
Pritess
Portsmouth
N. H
John Bach McMaster
University of Pennsylvania
George W. Goebels
Panama Canal
Brooklyn
James Harvey Robinson
Columbia University
Bort:t
Bloomington
United States
William F. Hormh
Idaho
Fairfield
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Mian
Ia Suctir
Edouin W. Kempaires
Trinceton Univer Aty
Scranton
Yenra
Aga
Wham F Osburn
University of Chicago
Rist
Bules
Willam
Pattangall
Maine
Pembroke
Mer
Harry A. Franck
Munger
Mich
George B. Male
Astrune Emer
Chicago
Weekend Drivers Scar Their Souls In New York Roads
George Ross writes of Manhattan motorists fleeing the city on Sundays and the busy out-of-towners visiting, while Weather Prophet Dr. James H. Kimball guides forecasts from a downtown perch. A country summer tale recounts Showman Phil Dunnings Dane and a dog’s river crossing to a cottage where rye whiskey flowed freely, ending with the dog’s drunken dash back to the river.
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George Ross
New York
Maea
Manhattan
United Staets
Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan
James H. Kimball
Kimball
Phil Dunnngs
Grea
Mr. Dunning
Dane
Dunning
Jane
Harrow
Health tips for babies in hot weather and summer feeding
A vintage guidance piece emphasizes reducing food quantity and increasing fluids for infants in heat. It advises refrigerating milk, boiling fresh milk, and adjusting formula strength, plus cautious ice cream serving and careful management of diarrhea or vomiting with rehydration. It cites higher water needs in summer and gradual reintroduction of normal feeding after illness.
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Mathera
Bible Thought and Sermon Fragment
Fragmentary Bible phrases about faith and judgment appear, with garbled text and nonsensical segments. It resembles a religious reading note or devotional snippet rather than a complete article, lacking clear persons, places, or events.
Fragmented OCR Entry Leaves Unclear Publication Details
The readable fragments show stray letters and partial phrases with no clear names, places, dates, or event. No distinct people or organizations are identifiable. The text is too incomplete to derive a coherent news item or factual summary.
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Witen
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Joseph HO Apple de Ape
Aduite
Fiet
Eaxtern Sere Lon
Munini
Elin Belle Gisan
Mi Atry
Diane
Mirses Hester Whipp
Catherine Riordan
Madeline Norris
Katharine Mater
Anna Hull
Bertha Harrison
Mare Rare
Sutely
Elizabeth. Metcalfe
Maregaret Mordat
Muth Cronise
Dorothy Diller
Betty Metcalfe
Catharine Hidinges
Marla Riordan
Margaret Metcafe
Mary Carine Faith
Deu Jah Harrison
Alton Moxley
Elbert Koonte
Thomas Whipp
Johnny Young
Chas
By Williams
Sully
Mli Yeas
Ata
Toonerville
Peter the Apostle
Rome
Paul
Molly Tpcher
Mary Lud
Wig Hays McCauley
Monmiputch
Fey
Natonal Bank of
Davyetport
Town
First National Bank
National Banking
Ohn H. Mears
Capt. Collyer
Nave
Dor
Morris Fighbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Bible Thought
Barmere
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