Local Social Notes Highlight Salisbury Visitants
Miss Mac Reddish visits Willington while Mrs Frank Weaver hosts in Salisbury. Notables include Elizabeth McNeill from Germantown staying with Judge Bailey, and families moving between Camden Court and Than Street. Ensign and Mrs Stephen Barchet celebrate marriage in Annapolis and visit Eastbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Reddish
Willington
Frank Weaver
Wilkes-Barre
Oise Stella Ward
Elizabeth McNeill
Germantown
Joseph L. Bailey
Camden Avenue
Hi. Clay Tull
Fairmont
Harry Tull
Tull
Ensign
Stephen Barchet
Annapolis
June
Mildred
Dhorothy Tramtt
Eastbury Street
Origin of Jazz Term Traced Through Wartime Slang
Fragmentary account traces how the word jazz arose from slang used by musicians and race records in early Manhattan and other cities. The piece notes alleged links to a bustling New York scene and mentions Nicksbury as a historical point, with sparse details on who coined the term or how it spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walla E Jarman Jr
Brentwood
Lor
George Wo Jarman
New York
Mr Jarman
Flower Lady of Missouri Builds Home With Paper Flowers
Missouri's Flower Lady sustains a home with handmade paper blossoms. The unos of Myr Reifstah grew from selling small samples to prizes at state fairs. Now her paper flowers sell nationwide and overseas, including California poppy designs, earning several dollars per dozen to fifty dollars per basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Reifstah
California
Bride's Trousseru Thubhite Satin Tore Fashion Note
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a bridal attire item and shopping details. It references satin trousseau pieces, a wedding event, and potential prices or wear notes, but lacks clear nouns and structure.
New Teachers at Old Washington
The Penarded oof wreitar and the Washington College faculty announce new teachers for the year. Mass Geenestess Boland moves from Bucknell University to professor of modern languages. Professor PB Winn of Rutgers becomes professor of physics. Professor Margil Po Bink joins to replace Professor Harrington. Professor Fanes becomes professor of English at Alleghany College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheter Teowe Md
Alleghany College
Wadsulle. Pa
Marriages and Divorces Rise Across Maryland in 1923
A state report shows Maryland had 25 678 marriages and 1 605 divorces in 1923, up from 22 928 marriages and 1 698 divorces in 1922. Baltimore city recorded 8 136 marriages and 1 19 divorces, with divorces up 14 percent. The Eastern Shore counties and St Marys led in parity of growth, while some counties saw divorces decline even as marriages rose.
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Taammere
Baltmore
Weronahee
Theo Otine
Eastern Shore
Cea
Dorchester
St. Mary
Maryland
Baltimore
T.om
Anne Arundel
Baltiemore
Charles
Frederick
Worcester
Somerset County
Talbot County
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W T Gardner
Salsbury
Vicenuce Chamber of Conmerce
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Houston
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North Carolna
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Inesten Wodiaob
Lavalle Goulette Jt
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Brooklyn
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Fred Nash Strudenk
Greensboro
Mes
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Ocean City
Nash Ots
Prankin U
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Kingman Handy
Mere Walter
Sheppard
Katherine Johnon
Snow Hill
Manhattan
Ceomfaeter
Herghe
Swart
NEA
Jefferson City Me
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Hugo Reifstick
Bride
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Abe
Maan
Old Washington
Filisjams Garage
Claxure
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Watson & Short
Reser
We Teen
Stune Yeaun
Nathan
Salis St
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Wicomico
Department Commerce Ofice
Kent County
Edith Gordy
Odd Pellows
Jeanenahie
Sheea
Electric Shoe Repairing Co
Avderaen and Lang
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