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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
8
Letters from correspondents recount local happenings with visits across towns. Many residents travel to Brunswick Shenandoah Junction Montgomery County and Washington DC areas to visit relatives, attend illnesses, or spend weekends with friends.
Community visitors and extended stays are listed across Harper's Ferry Bolivar and Camp Hill. Individuals from Cumberland Pittsburgh Richmond Hagerstown and other towns join relatives, with visits ranging from a few days to several weeks.
Rev W Ibach will hold a Harvest Home Service on September 17 at 4 PM at Mt Tabor Rocky Ridge. J Howard Wood of Hagerstown is at his parents home with measles along with his wife and two children visiting. Lillie Glenna Booth Frederick has returned home to attend school after a visit with her grandmother at Fair Dealings. Rudolph Esler and Hattie Thurmont spent a day with their aunt Mrs J D Wood near Rocky Rider. Master Roy Boone Waynesboro returns from visit to uncle Harry Beitler near Loys. George Crum Lors reports a silo filled on his farm.
Mrs Chafers Kormte and her son Joseph wrapped up a week visiting her sister Mrs Robert A Elliott in Stevenson Baltimore country and returned home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and
Germantown residents and relatives crowd weekend visits across Washington D C Rockville Laytonsville and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Allie Marth and others spent Sunday with Mrs Gusta Marth in Germantown while Margaret Foster returned from Laytonsville to share time with John Green. Keefer Lenhart moved to Baltimore for a new job and later visited his parents Henry and Mrs Lenhart with J C Snyder and family also visiting.
A New York Sun themed guidance piece urges using neutral wall backgrounds for rooms and setting color schemes with hangings and furnishings. It suggests choosing tan gray papers for dark rooms and blue or green accents for sunny rooms, recommending layered blues, yellows, and greens across rugs curtains vases and lamps to create a lasting blue room.
Methods described include a one square meter board at one meter height to melt snow in a zinc tank and measure water yield. A tube device pushed into snow, sealed at the bottom, retains contents for withdrawal. In temperature sites snow is gathered in a tank with controlled melt and evaporation prevented by tank cover and calcium chloride speeds melting.
An unnamed preacher confronts an older man named Calhoun prowling his barnyard in the rain. The elder cites Deters orders while Calhoun explains he was urged to enter a chick enclosure. The fragment hints at misconduct amid a broader report noting Germany introducing iron currency.
Paris fashion notes introduce Tailored Garb admiration for a black grosgrain ribbon hat with satin brim and pins. Velvet draped turbans and plaid motorcoats dominate autumn looks, while high collars and neckbands add color. Lightweight lingerie ribbons with metallic edges appear as fresh accents. ANNA MAY highlights youthful, swaggering touches in tailored suits.
A collection of home cooking tips including Creamed Ham and Eggs with a creamy sauce, Lemon Milk Sherbert, Mock Cherry Pie, Jellied Chicken, Almond Steak, Beef Loaf, Nutmeg Sauce, Ginger Snaps, Pea Chowder, Butter curls, and Pulled Bread. The guide mentions steps, measurements, and simple methods for each dish in a period kitchen setting.
William Heal, aged eight years in Wilmington, formerly a policeman, was instantly killed when his motor car wrecked on the outskirts of New Castle after a wheel flew off. Isaac Darlington, assistant chief of Wilmington fire department, and Joseph Smith were badly injured as the car somersaulted at about forty miles per hour. English street railways test a compound rail whose worn portions can be renewed without disturbing the roadbed.
Property deeds show Charles E Haller and wife transferring to Charles K R Everhart and wife and Albert S Brown trustee to George Care, all in Brunswick. Marriage licenses list John H Key and Mary Jackson both colored from Old Field and Mt Olive, and Frank Ray with Virginia Bell Firestone, plus Jerome R Snyder and Gladys E Kelly from nearby areas.
The funeral of the late Henrietta Rebecca Lamb was held Tuesday at 11 o clock from the Reformed church in Jefferson with Rev. Wm. H. Gerhard officiating. Pallbearers included Horace J. Smith C. Fad ward Smith H. Earl Smith George W. Smith John Hoffman and James W. Barnhouse. Burial followed in the Reformed cemetery under funeral director M. R. Etchison. The Houston Post quoted a remark about the deceased’s social ties and a joke about losing a Boston bulldog.
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