Five men seek dangerous stunt driving job in Frederick
Frederick men plus applicants from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia enter a risky stunt to crash two cars at 40 miles per hour as the contest promoter seeks riders for an International Traders stunt. Candidates discuss pay with quotes ranging from 25 to 2000 dollars with safety rules minimal and cars to be bought locally. Barbers meet in Frederick with routine reports and code talk.
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Frederick
Maryland
Pennsilains
Virginia
West Virginia
Earl Bittig
Devobiss
H. W. Wor
P.O. Hox
Monroe Burdette
West Patrick Street
Howard
Pink
R. M. Lowery
Enso
Lowery
B. Ward Beam
Congress
Frank Schneider
Ultimore
Clair Lawrer
Bigierville
Harris Boyer Dinterman
Brunsik
E. Fellaus
Cascade
John F. Lojind
Clearbrook
Vai
Baily Rinehart
Jetley Basil
Fohort Gere
Haneswee
C. Howell
Harpers Ferry
Beverley Heiwig
Harry S
Middletown
Herbert Cati Wd
Shayebure
Edgar Paul
Oger Iein
Westminster
Wesley
Winchester
Joe B. Rush
Rodstock
Leo Cline
Thurmont
Beam
Frederickasers
Loval Junk
Verdill
Suewafll
Iaix
Fists Ready as Crowds Chant for a Fight Night
Disjointed OCR text hints at a crowd chant before a boxing or fighting event. Phrases imply anticipation of a fight, with scattered words like fight and crowd in a stadium setting. Names and clear details are missing or garbled.
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Bernarr Macfadden
Crochet beret pattern from NEA service guide
A vintage crochet beret project with step by step stitches and rounds. Materials include cotton yarn or crochet cord in multiple colors and a No. 5 hook. Instructions cover chaining joining rounds and increasing patterns to form a wearable beret.
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NEA Service
M*aterials
Social Calls and Visits Across Town in Harney Harney
Local residents report a flurry of visiting and hosting guests. Ray mond Eyler of York visited his parents near town, while Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith of Bridgeport called on John Heson. William Fuss with nephew George Marshall dropped by Edward Hyer’s home. Dinner guests at Shoemaker’s included James Whaley of Baltimore and Clyde Frock of Longville. Additional callers were M. O. Fuss, Carroll Frock, Charles Glacken of Emmitsburg, and John Hyser of Gittys hure. Visitors also welcomed Mrs S A Gipe from Marion, Pa, and Theodore Shildt family plus Edwin Valertins of Balt viliss Rath Wayorisnt, Towson.
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Harney Harney
Raymond Eyler
York
Mervin Eyler
Zrnest Smith
Bridgeport
John Hesaon
William Fuss
George Marshall
Edward Hyer
Shoemaker
James Whaley
Baltimore
Clyde Frock
Longville
M. O. Fuss
Carrol: Frock and Family
Charles Glacken
Emmitsburg
John Hyser
Gittyshure
William Singenhauft
S.A. Gipe
Marion
Theodore Shildt
Charles Shildt
David
Elmer Shildt
Edwin Valertins
Balt Viliss Rath Wayorisnt
Shepard and Pratt Training School
Towson
Local social notes on visits from Baltimore and Fuss family
Supper guests of Mix and Mrs John Waybright included Frank Showalter of Baltimore who visited his family. Mrs Lillian Mummert visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Murry Fuss, during the period described.
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Mix
John Waybright
Frank Showalter
Baltimore
Lillian Mummert
Murry Fuss
Visit Highlights Local Families In Sam’s Creek
Oct 2 reports visitors from Sam’s Creek including Mr and Mrs Oscar Pearson and Mr and Mrs Edward Trans from Baltimore staying with Mr and Mrs Earl Warner. Nearby, Mrs William Cum of Lostitsville spent days with her daughter and son-in-law the Maurices Baker.
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Sam's Creek
Oscar Pearson
Edward Trans
Baltimore
Earl Warner
William Cum
Lostitsville
Maurice Baker
Bessie Alexander
George Miller
Wiliam Miller
Marston
Bera Miller
Myr
Ant
Maurice Bakeyree
Spring
Carroll Rim
Lavetiszile
Community Notes From Middleburg October Social Roundup
Middleburg records a flurry of visits and gatherings with Mrs Grover Skipper hosting twenty three Baltimore relatives on the porch and lawn. Guests include Mrs Laura Steffen of Westminster with Mrs Rachel Bowman and Mrs E L Eyler. Skipper improves after a week on the sick list while other locals host relatives, attend church rally nights, and mark birthdays.
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Middleburg
Grover
Skipper
Baltimore
Laura Steffen
Westminster
Rachel Bowman
L. Eyler
G. ©. Skipper
Howard Mackay
G. Balderson
Washington
Newton Six
Six
Agnes Galdiflower
Wilbur Stoner
Chicago
M. EB
Union Bridge
Inhmaville
Christ's Kingdom
Arthur Lowman
Keymat
Mollie Winemiller
G. F. Stansbury
Wiliam Stansbury
Uniontown
Beaver Dam Church
Clive
Marion Zent
Marshall Bell
York
LN. Boyd
Kenneth Boyd
Jean
Howard Mackley
Hayes Grimes
G. Skipper
Tripe and Oysters in Rice Border Dish
A vintage recipe notes tripe as cheap nourishing fare available in two varieties plum and honeycomb. It details washing, pickling, and tenderizing methods plus a complete recipe for Tripe and Oysters in Rice Border with oysters, butter, flour and cooked rice, plus a full meal plan for breakfast and dinner.
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Marky
Dresden
Senna Based Liquid Laxatives Gain Popularity
The public returns to liquid laxatives for comfortable, adjustable relief. Senna is cited as the heat laxative for most bodies, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin highlighted as a ready to use senna based product available at drugstores.
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Caldwell
N. RK. i
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