Freighted Double Bill In Mountain City Ends Season
Hagerstown Buds, Martinsburg, and Frederick vie in a weekend doubleheader at Agricultural Park. Frederick wins 7 6 in a tight opener, Martinsburg and Frederick split a pair, with Walters and Maione among standouts. Crowd rattled by late rallies as the season closes amid exhibition plans and remaining games.
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Fréderick
Hagerstown
Dnd
Martineborg
Agricultural Park
Buds
Kigg
Barnes
Hoffecker
Tartinsborg
Hrady
Ye Royals
Lefrain
Martinsburg
Hegerstown
Baltimore Ories
Mayers
Chambersburg Wins A Walkover In Weekend Rivalry
Americans returning to second base were slated for action as Griffth eyed Morgan after Ray’s status. Chambersburg routed Hagerstown 13 2 in the decisive game, ending the series amid lingering tension between Royals and Quaker City supporters. Finney Kelley’s brief Chambersburg stint aided the win while Herrell and Brady faltered for Hagerstown.
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Secend
Senators
Athietics
Wabbington
Griffth
Uke Morgan
Ray
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Waterloo
Chamberseburg
Finney Kelley
Chamberaburg
Herrell
Brady
Royals
Criminial minds and aging reform myths in old texts
A collage of reflections and excerpts discusses criminal behavior by age, marriage as a reform, a humorous anecdote about a Frenchman’s remark, rainbow color variations, and assorted newspaper snippets on marriage, naval candidates, and social observations. The pieces reflect period tone and scattered quotes from Pearson's Weekly, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Baltimore American.
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Dumds
Paris
Robert Louis Steven- Bob
toLan
Buckingham Defeats Doubs in Close 12–10 Contest
Buckingham Industrial School beat Doubs 12 to 10 on Saturday afternoon. Clarke Humphries and George Reynolds pitched for Buckingham while Francis Alder caught. The report notes a hard fought game with Bucking ham securing the slender victory.
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Buckingham
Doubs
Buckingham Industrial School
Clarke Humphries
George Reynolds
Francis Alder
Diamond Saws For Stone Cutters Change Industry
Diamond saws revolutionize stone cutting across hard and soft stones, with large circular blades edged by real black diamonds. Individual teeth wear after a month and cost about $600 to replace, with stones roughly pea sized and mounted in interchangeable steel teeth.
The King of Rome and Capella in Ancient Astronomical Lore
The article recounts Napoleon’s son born 1811 known as the King of Rome and his life under Austrian care before dying at twenty two. It then shifts to Capella the star far brighter than the sun with speculative heat if Earth neared it, recalling a New York Journal subscription note.
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Rome
Napoleon
Paris
Duke of
Reichstadt
Vienna
Capella
San
New York Journal
A Trip Through County by Fred Beebe in Civil War Sites
Fred Beebe recounts a summer tour across Virginia Maryland and the Antietam Gettysburg Frederick and Shenandoah Valley battlefields. He notes monuments along the roads Fredericksburg and Monocacy sites and a Braddock Heights resort famed for views and chicken dinners drawing Washington and Baltimore visitors.
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Fred Beebe
South
Virginia
Maryland
Mr. Beebe
Potomac River
Lee
Antietam
Gettysburg
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
Shenandoah Valley
New Jersey
Barbara Fritchie
Whitter
Francis Scott Key
Admiral Schley
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Washington
Baltimore
Chestnut Grove Visit and Local Socials Report
Mr D E Houck and Mr Nimrod Etzler visited Mr Talvert Houck of Cereasville recently. Mr and Mrs Edward Etzler and daughter Reds of Prospect spent a day with Mr Raymond Lindsey and family. Mr and Mrs Baxter Cronenburg and children of Ceneral spent a day with her father Mr J E Kregio. Mrs Harry Crum and children of year Frederick are spending a week with her father Nimrod Etzler. Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers Jr spent Sunday with friends in Carroll county. Mr M C Valentine and Mrs Daniel Esler of York spent Tuesday with Mrs George Etter. Mr Charles Bowers Jr lost a very valuable cow the past week. Mis Imogene Main of Daysville is spending time with her brother Mr John Main. Advertise in The News.
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Chestnut Grove
D. E Houck
Nimrod Etzler
Talvert Houck
Cereasville
Edward Etzler
Reds
Prospect
Raymond Lindsey
Baxter Cronenburg
Ceneral
J. E. Kregio
Harry Crum
School Enrollment Feats Across City With Attendance Noted
A report on the opening of city schools shows total enrollment at 380 pupils this year, up 74 from last year’s 306. Seventh Street colored school lists 114, led by Mins M Priecilla Butler. Hentz Street colored school records 88 with 28 in the principal’s room and 60 in Miss Ella EK Hobland’s room. Some confusion over Labor Day causing a delayed start. officials expect larger crowds tomorrow and plan to reuse the old South Street building.
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Mite Hattle Bell
Mira Charlotte Delashmutt
Bertha Trundle
Mary Burger
Marie Haller
Edith Miller
Margaret Duvall
Margaret Eader
Prof
Clem
Wehool
Seventh Street
Mins M. Priecilla Butler
Mins Brunger
Bruner
Hentz Street
James M. Weedon
Ella EK. Hobland
South Street
Law at Ascot and Bible Prohibition Past and Present
A collage notes Ascot’s royal legal status with a magistrate on site for swift punishment during Ascot week and cites the 1818 act. It also recalls Henry VII’s bans on Bible reading by commoners, while officials could read it in gardens.ends with medical advertisements and a tobacco-era note.
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Ascot
George V
Windsor
Bow Street
London
Henry VII
Westmlster Gazette
Farmers Raise Prize Money for County Potato Contest
Fredert County Farmers Association voted to add 30 dollars in prizes for the potato growing contest led by County Farm Demonstrator Emory C. Homeberg. Mr. Remsberg urged thorough seed beds and ample phosphorus fertilizer, with wheat sowing postponed to about October 1 to reduce fly damage.
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Fredert County Farmers’ Association
County Farm
Emory C. Homeberg
Remsberg
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a note that soldiers headed for the Spanish war carried it and received thanks. The ad urges travelers and homebound individuals to keep this remedy on hand. Also mentions hot weather tips and a product called Hindside at Winnetka Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Hergon
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