The Girl About Town Week of Gloriage Weather and Amusements
A lively weekly column describes sunny weather, Winchester fair, church events, weddings, and social gatherings. It notes political talk, school activities, and upcoming entertainments as residents prepare for winter. Mentions Mrs. Roosevelt fashion remarks and local excursions, ending with classified notes on job ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Ek Apa
Tate
Tyson
Angeraiong
Mac Weill
Winchester
Land of the
Free
Brace
Winchester Fair
Uncle Tom
Washington
Baltimore
United Brethren Church
Grace Church
Altini
Opera Housa
Sonus
America
Geassion
Daughters of the Confederacy
Methodist Epworthians
Kindergarten Association
Studente Lesgue
Art Club
Convens Souiera
Eloped to wed Sadie Benjamin in Texas
Buck Garland ex cowboy and Philippine veteran defies the opposition of her wealthy merchant father in Lomas Texas to marry Sadie Benjamin, the only daughter, in what is told as a remarkable elopement amid family resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Benjamin
Lomas
Tex
Buck Garland
Salle
Duck
Buck
Love and Courage Amid Wild Showstopper Rescue
A chaotic, fragmentary tale unfolds as Kaiah pursues Sadie with obstinate suitors and a threatened elopement. A show elephant and a theater-backed plan shape a dramatic courtship scene ending in a public commotion and hopeful reunion.
Fragmentary historic note on wedding vow scene at Netley house
A garbled excerpt describes a preacher amid a shouting crowd witnessing marriage vows. The dialogue suggests legal or social tension as participants speak in odd phrasing. The scene centers on a Netley house noted in Hajab's back with a dramatic, unusual exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesal
Right
Pareen
Aremeet
Netley
Hajab
Ghostly Ship and Desert Legends Across Time
A collage of tall tales and faded legends blends a shipwreck saga off San Diego with a gothic desert myth and odd local anecdotes. It recounts a Spaniard’s voyage from Acapulco into an inland sea now buried by sagebrush, ghost ships, and strange ancestral echoes, alongside a Scottish village bridge debate and a child’s innocent quip about life and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Gulf of Caliuritla
Jean
Acapulco
Gulf
Fall Tonic and Pire Whiskey Offered at Buffalo Restaurant
Frederick Maryland advertises a fall tonic with pire whiskey for family use. The listing states no whiskey coal and promotes the Old Har per establishment in Kentucky through a Catholic endorsed message for local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Kentucky
Buffalo
Frederick, Md
Race for Life Ends in Tragic Train Clash
Edward Wilson of Widesbarre and his five year old son were crossing a railroad bridge when a locomotive bore down. The father snatched his boy to safety as the iron monster thundered toward them, narrowly escaping on the pier. The incident, recounted with dramatic detail, contrasts with other historical and miscellaneous notes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick
Schley
Santiago
White House
Washington
Czolgosz
Leaper Fyranks
Leigh Wunt
Hun
Emul
Edward Wisore
Goa
Ife
Gaw bin
Pierce
Mins
Mob. Wallace
Muenater
Cook Co
Catherine de Medici Portrait in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR describes a tall digitised woman named Catherine de Medici of France with striking appearance but cold repulsive manner. The text notes unusual eyes and a captivating gaze that unsettles those she meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine de’ Mediei
Catherine Deo Mediei
France
Jungle Talk on a Dusty Health Run and Tiger Party
The Philadelphia Press reports a playful exchange as a footed star dashes past, the Hon asks where he is headed, and a stage pun suggests travel for health. A tiger invitation to a stig Qhiner party adds comic intrigue to the lighthearted scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
the Tiger
Philadelphia Press
Pie Lles Aboard School Pet Name Reveals Enduring Charm
In a Philadelphia Press style reminiscence, the piece recalls old ways of washing with cold water and early domestic hints. It notes how women learned via practical missteps and mentions a playful pet name used at boarding school, reflecting social habit and informal nicknames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maehiuhel
Philadelphia Press
What Curious Mistakes In History And Marriage
A collage of old notes and ad copy describing humorous misstatements about Columbus and marriage, plus boasts for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Dr. Boschee's German Syrup. The page promotes patent medicines and highlights jewel loving women, with mentions of Main's Drug Store and Green's Special Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Boschee
Fragmented OCR: Local notice yields sparse readable facts
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details for a local notice. Readable items mention a date or action but lack full context, names, or specific location.
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Hee
Feagaville
Middletown
Walkersville
Jolly Fifty
Myersville
Iuess
Baray
As Colony
Christian Association
Eastern Stars
Presbyterians
Gprecopalians
Mary Jane
Txz News
Kaiah
Rick
Snine
Atom
Mexico
Th. Botumnln
Thers
Boweu
Sadie
Tom Sbke
Tassener
Sredd Dds
Gurl
Benjamin
Chirland
Toma Vista
Lowill
Tag
Howdah
Sieima
Tie
Tint
Lanarkshire
Schoshiuister
Orden
London
Lemmy
Baspetar
Ste Wits
Wott
Mt Gras
Race For Life
Edward Wilson
Widesbarre
Wales
Weary VII
Enolmy
Shrewsbury
Thiehard Giardner
Toun
Russia
Anon
Caite
Bizzer
Flimmer
Ohio State Journal
Aean
Leeson
Pliny the Great
Indies
Paradise
Miss Aling
Hellere West
Hostetter
Edwin Devilbiss
Amos Urner
Devilbiss & Urner
Insdrane
Doll & Albaugh Building
North Market Street
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick
de A. Atler Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James Radclift
Frederick Md
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
North Market Steree
Frederick Co
R. Snook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Dewis
Deedidown
J Bables B. Fout
Frederick City
decSidawr
Toen S. Dutrow
Ramibor
Arvey BR. Leash
T. Josephs 'Academy
Emmitsburg, MD
Sisters of Charity
Blue Ridge Mountains
Theyldawim
Gold Dust Twins
WN. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Bos
the Bee
West
Patrick Street
Waltham
W. A. Simmons
N. Market Street
Landis
N.R. & K. Manto S. Market
W. W. Osburn
West Third Street
Wilcoxon
Music Hall
A. Poole
West South Street
Bravo
Fair Grounds
Lewis F. Kefauver
Frederick County
Charles W. Sellman
Minnie Mar Sellman
Frederick Counts
Douglass H. Hargett
OL Glass H. Hargett
Urner & Urner
Solicitors
Oetioadt
First National Bank of
Mary
Grove
Jefferson
Arles B. Grove
Greenbu
Grove T.M Wiser
of— Baker Johnson
Potts Building
Court Street
Manovidh
VOB News Office
Norh B. Cramer
Noah E. Cramer
Troe
Tae
Columa
Ney
BALTIMORE & Oinlo _. RAILROAD
Washingtom
Althnore
Philadelphia
New York
Washington and Way
Baltimore and
Cumberland
Haverstown
Stallone
Harper's Ferry
Ester
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Staunton
Strasburg
Hbaverstown
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Washington 8.40 P. M. Abbuyals
Cincinnati
Washington Junction
Way
Balimore
Washington Mail
Mt. Airy
Hagerstown
Wanblurton
Washineton
U and Way
St. Louis
Har
Newark
St. Lane
Newarg
Brunswick
W. T. Moullmeal
STERN
Maryland R. BR. Main Line
Biz Pool
Gleat Springs Chariton
Wiltmep's
Willamaport
Ir Fe Acini
Ecenaria Setae
Chewsville
Smithabure
Edgemont
Pen-Mar
Buena Vista BP
Highfield
PMA
Boyto
Maj A
Wave Arrivelamla x
la Blue Hideo
Bruceville Union
Windsor
Union Bridge
Shippensbarg
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Altenwald
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Imave
Bruceville
Columbia
Littlestown
Taneytown
Cherry Run
W. YA
Tntermediate Pointe
Chicago Express
Chisago Express
Sundar
M. Hood
B.H Griswold
Pras't
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