Hints of a Sept storm and county notices
A heavy wind storm with thunder hail and power outages swept across the region on a Wednesday. Reports describe telephones and city lines out of service, damage to storefronts, and tall corn stalks bending under the weather. Community notices follow with visits, meetings postponed, and residents traveling between local towns.
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Septcom
Aguas
Shankle
Breer
Braddock
Charles Linton
David Kintz
Shookstown
the Missionary Society
Mill Haven Bethel Church of God
Idgewood
Kipe
Bethel
Local Social Notes From Harper's Ferry Area
Mrs J C Tabler of Cat Fields W Va spent Wednesday with sister Mrs Daisy Ranson in Martinsburg W Va Mr James Cassell of Camp Hill spent Wednesday in Martinsburg W Va Mr Samuel Smith of Camp Hill spent Tuesday in Charles Town W Va Mrs Owens and son of Baltimore Md are visiting her mother Mrs Susan Pearl for a week Mr George Trail of Washington DC visits his mother Mrs Ber Ue Trail on Camp Hill Mr Wm Shakman of Baltimore is staying with Mrs Susan Pearl on Camp Hill Mr Frank Shagart of Cumberland Md spent Sunday with his family on Camp Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie C. Pittinger
Ethel Hofman
Harvey M. Pittinger
Clarence R. Moser
New Midway
Clara M. Moser
George W. Pittinger
Loys
Ada B. Pittinger
Mary E. Colbert
Near, Graham
Minnie Treaster
Rocky Ridge
Jacob Tressler
Middleburg
Samuel Martin
George W. Hoffman
Annie M. Martin
Lewistown
Ruth Fox
Leah
Ethel Grabill
Near Graceham
Harry Hightman
Ruth
Lenora
Fohrersville
C. D. Hightman
Burkittsville
W. L. Anderson
Lancaster Seminary
George C. House
Petersvile
E. Chas. Renn
Mise Ida Renn
Feagaville
Broad Run
M. R. B. Rice
James Palmer
Middletown
Eugene Bhugart
Camp Hill
John Stack
Silver Grove
W. Va
Joseph Keyser
Dolivar
Utes
Camp Tl
Anne O'Boyler
Bolivar
Harvey Winters
Camp
Kearneyeville
W. Iva
Wm. Moore
Loudoun County
Paul Winters
Mise Mabel Woods
Baltimore
Susan Pearl
Magie Dyott
Adel
Portland
Oregon
Lart
George Sincindiver
Martinsburg
Daisy Rangon
Charles Smith
Cumberland, Vich
A. Kaplan
Philadelphia
Kenneth Cavalier
Rogers
Shepherdstown
Joseph Young
Charles Fry
Lorettaville
Frank Butta
C. Krepps
New York City
C. KK. Young
Brunswick
Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mt. Pleasant Church
Taylorstown
Millard Shouff
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
J.C. Tabler Eee Son
Catfields
Daisy Ranson
James Cassell
Samuel Smith
Charles Town
Mra. Owens and Son
George Trail
Washington, D. C
Ber- Ue Trail
Wm Shakman
Frank Shagart
Cumberland
Lucerne's Kapellbruecke: A Historic Torture Chamber Bridge
Lucerne in Switzerland boasts the Kapellbruecke or Chapel bridge over the Reuss, built in 1233. The covered timber span features the octagonal water tower and a series of sixty nine painted panels illustrating Swiss history and saints life, with prison and torture chamber dungeons reputedly within the structure.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Reuss
Luzerne
Hofkirche
St. Ledegar
St. Mauricve
Washington Star
Footprints In Stone And Their Real Origin
Amateur geologists once hailed rock hollows as ancient footprints but modern study shows they arise from worn concretions. Notable examples include a two foot long sea print on a raised slab in Sri Lanka once revered as the foot of a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
London Globe
Grimm alfalfa in the east the best for clay soils
Grimm alfalfa shows promise for eastern hardpan soils, with root structure and drought tolerance discussed by JF Stevens. Seed origin, soil types, and branching roots affect forage yield, while Lehigh Valley Rail Road tests in northern Pennsylvania and New York aim to grow alfalfa on limestone, avoiding silt soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF. Stevens
the Agricultural Department of the
Lehigh Valley Raillroad
Pennsylvania
New York
A Market in Spain Reveals Prices and Flirtatious Barter
In Medina market early morning a small, lively scene unfolds as carts and pack animals fill the square. A dapper woman sells tiny goat cheeses and, after a brief exchange, the caballero customer pays one real but receives two wuls in change, prompting playful banter about cunning and compliments.
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Medina
Anys C. Bogue Luffmano
Spain
Senor Mine
Ana Clown Tells Of Crowds At The Circus
A well known clown from Cloctanati Enquirer talks about crowds at the circus. He says crowds grow younger inside the doors, except children, and jokes that highbrows call it psychology while clowns call it the old folks getting gay. He notes the sawdust in the ring makes them nine years old in spirit.
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Ana
Highbrows
Cloctanati Enquirer
The Business Instinct and a Watchful Wager
A businessman notes his friend checking the time as he contemplates a £500 life insurance for his wife traveling to London. He muses he will learn in about twenty five minutes whether he has £500 or a wife, underscoring risk and fortune in a single moment.
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London
Manchester Guardian
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Lees
Etta Siiter
Hagerstown
David Lewis
Annie Rudy
Pearl
John M. Grove
Lucerne’s
Nish
Grimm Alfalfa
Boston Transcript
George W. Maxwell
Fred Gasert
Kentucky
Arley
Tang
THE
American Tobacco Company
Frederick Savings Store
West Patrick's Street
Noys
Lota
Fore
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
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