Social world party features candy turkey centerpiece
A social and pound party was held at Mrs and Mrs R V Stull's home near Charlesville on November 21. Attendees included numerous local residents and families from Frederic, Baltimore, and nearby towns, with a long list of Zimmerman and Stull relatives. the event featured an evergreen decorated table, a candy turkey centerpiece, old-time butchering dishes, and a range of social conversations.
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Phebus
Wilken Place
Tik Dambert
Air
Fee
Grace
Pune
Aire
H. Hoffman
al 5 Shaititee
Arf
Harry Castle
Qhester
Naon
Arthur Lamchiirén
Genevieve
Raw
Doug Castle
Feagaville
A Ww. E
Kemp
Aura
Charles Hussard
Wilbin
King
Katie
May
Harry
Jefferson
Heeden
Mes
Rayman Ler
Alice
Pauline
Joan Keeler
Frederices Aira
sJosso
Lawrenice
Thelma
Baltini
Mile
Yoagaeee
Ethel Zimmerman
Bertha Zimmerman
Fiorence Flannigan
Kathryn Flannigan
Alverta Comer
Edna Limbert
Blanche Keyser
Myrtle C Nenche
Vada Zimmerman
Zelda Stn
Chice*Linton
Frances Linton
Letoy Tyler
Margaret E. Zimmerman
Charles Rannebegger
Austin Flaheroeman
Tarde Render
Glens
Randolph Saunders
Ratpa
George Linton
Walter Keyce
Tomas Jacobs
Orville Woltz
Walte Stull
Bernard Stull
Ness Joseph Zimmerman
John Linton
Lester Urareack
Five Youths Arrested in Urbana Area Case
Ira Baer 14 and Donald Baer along with Hirer Sandsell about 24 were arrested Wednesday afternoon by Sheriff Charles H. Kipp and jailed on a serious charge filed by Myrtle Jewell about four teen years old, daughter of Walter Jewell, with others implicated in the affair. McCoy Hall destroyed by fire at Johns Hankin University Baltimore after explosions, with a loss estimated to exceed $300,900.
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Ira
Donald Baer
Hirer Sandsell
Urbana
Charles H. Kipp
Myrtle Jewell
Walter Jewell
Osea
Ulysses Fisher
McCoy Hall
Contray Buldings
Johns Hankin
University, Baltimore
Avery
Resignation of Rev Dr Thomas J Lewis From State Board
Governor Harrington accepted the resignation of Rev Dr Thomas J Lewis as chairman and member of the State Board of Education. Dr Lewis, president of Western Maryland College, cited beliefs about his qualification under the law. The governor paid tribute to his abilities and service while noting the college receives state maintenance scholarships.
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Lewis
Harrington
Thomas J. Lewis
State Board of Education
Western Maryland College
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Aid for Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a substitute for calomel promise quick relief from bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver to natural action. The remedy is described as a natural compound with olive oil that clears the blood and unifies the system, with two tablets nightly for a week.
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Jac
Zac
Truck Skids In Ohio Road Accident
One of two moving vans owned by a man named Anderson from Baltimore slipped on the road Wednesday afternoon. Not much damage resulted. A local garage man was secured to right the machine. The trucks carried household furniture bound from Baltimore to Hagerstown.
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Anderson
Haltimore
Ald
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Borah Opposes Treaty Ratification Citing Reservations
Idaho Senator Borah denounces returning the treaty to the Senate until reservations are accepted, warning against delaying vital domestic legislation. He argues the United States should not risk stalled reform on taxation and industry while Bolshevism pressures grow.
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Washington
Helton
Senate
Labor Delegate From Japan Calls Autocracy Enemy of Justice
U Masumoto a labor delegate from Japan at the international labor conference denounced his government as an autocracy opposing social justice. He argued against a proposal with no special considerations for Japan noting development under a lawful regime. He cited Japanese industrial workers as mostly women and children whose lives resemble slavery under oppressive policing.
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Saya
Washington
U. Masumoto
Lbor
Masumoto
Industrial Workers of
Victor Emmanuel to Open Parliament Amid Coalition Uncertainty
Italy set for King Victor Emmanuel to open parliament on Monday in Perugia amid doubts over attendance due to Socialist deputies. New foreign minister Viterio Selaluia attended his first council of ministers meeting as the resignation of predecessor Tomarso Litten was accepted. Rear Admiral Grassl named Italian delegate to the League of Nations naval section. Paris reports on the postwar peace process and Allied treaty alignments.
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Peraon
Tome
Victor Emmanuel
Grass
League of Nations
Cascarets Advertisement Teases Easy Relief
Fragments advertise Cascarets as a gentle, non griping laxative for biliousness headaches colds and constipation. Claims no harsh cathartics or oils and promises cleansing overnight while you sleep.
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Helps Woman Avoid Operation
Canton Ohio resident Mrs Manus Boyp credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relieving female troubles that doctors said required surgery. She writes that she could do housework without pain and urges others to try the remedy before undergoing an operation. The company offers advice from its experience.
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Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Manus Boyp
6Th St. N. E
Lydia Ki Winkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mags
Fou
Head of Ocean Grove Dr A E Ballard Dies
Dr A E Ballard, president and founder of the Ocean Grove Beethiz Association, died after a long illness in Asbury Park New Jersey. Known as the grand old man of Ocean Grove he led the association since 1908 and was a longtime Methodist church conference member. He was credited with authoring a paragraph in church discipline in 1872 banning card playing and dancing.
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Asbury Park
XN. J
Aarova FE. Ballard
Qeeah Grove
Chp
Beethiz Association
Ned
Yonra Ov
Ballard
Ocean
Association
Dieter Ballard
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Binning
Card Blaytig
Minister’s Albury Speech Warns of Jafar and Powers
U S Melbourne Australia Nov 28 Joseph Lame Cook, minister of the navy, spoke at Albury urging support for the League of Nations while arguing Britain should keep its powder dry. He warned empires could close their eyes to Japan and America aiding fascist policy.
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Jafar
U.S
Melbourne
Australia
Joseph’ Lame Cook
Tnvy
Albury
League of Nations
Great Britain
Japan Sind Amerlea
Fragmentary OCR Note From Times Union
Readable fragments describe a casual exchange about meeting at a location called the Jewel and mention Florida. Language is garbled with incomplete phrases and potential names like Mre Artstocking Mrb pores and 60. No clear event or dates emerge. The piece reads like a stray dialogue snippet rather than a full news item.
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Florida
Times-Union
Fragmentary note strings a call for items and footwear
A garbled excerpt references Mike and Jennie and a request to change a shag for the sake of something. It mentions Bay and Florida Times Union and a need to find a pair, possibly shoes, with unclear context and no full sentences.
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Mike
Jennie
Varigti
Amis Bay
Florida Times-Union
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