Social Whirl and City Notices Card
A jumble of names and travels fills the page with social notes. Mrs Whbbald returns home from a month away in Baltimore and Washington while several residents announce visits in Baltimore Washington and nearby cities. Louise and Miss Ruth Colliflower are among those noted as visiting family or traveling to Oberammergau events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whbbald
Washington Square
Baltimore
Washington
Mlée
Julian Walsh
Targery Peery
Myr
Tawney
Morahant
Hangock
Howard Hagsbinger
Cannon Ave
Grovncastte
John
Ruseall D. Kaered
Harrialurg
Mra. St
Liberty St
Wave
Uloner
Inna Negigy
Logunt
Stite
ML. Keedy
King St
Bite
Nicodemus
Porlewouth
Ruth Colliflower
Inver W. MM. R. R. shop moves to Kla Skibo Crstle
Vague OCR fragment mentions Mr W B Sulpley expert blaen smith of Inver W. MM. R. R. shop moving to Kla Skibo Crstle on redone St and 13 inviting calls. Describes unclear details about a game, cold star, and Shipley from Pitts with scattered names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sulpley
Blaensmith
Inver W. MM. R. R
Kla Skibo
Redone
Andy
Thia Ciatle
Scotland
Shipley
Pitts
PISCATORIAL PREVARICATION Bass weighs four pounds in Potomac scene
Martinsburg Telegraph reports a four pound bass captured near Potomac by local angler. The fish weighed by multiple witnesses and displayed at the angler's spot, with speculation about the location and the surrounding conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
EL Dh
Battrell
Ungerstown Can Company Machinery Patent Claims
A garbled OCR item describes Ungerstown Can Company, a machine that forms QIK bottles on a single operation, with about 400 units processed per minute. It mentions an Academy of Mae and notes seventy three workers in various roles, including dancing and wardrobe. It references demand for a two‑stat and three‑stat stations and a sleepier section for the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungerstown Can Company
Viamerau
Lita Nivel
Tor Revert
Fis
Vaya Daity
Academy of Mae Aie Enely
Ainy
Daneing Uiyla
Ollie Daneing
Sirlay
Daneing Bay
Clopus Woyt
Wardrobe
Flnge Prew
Killed Near Hyattsville In Maryland Train Collision
E D Bigpes of Baltimore and E D Digges of the Maryland Geographical Survey struck by an express near Hyattsville. Digges died instantly after attempting to cross the tracks to reach a train to Langley. Digges, about 60, was a Maryland Agricultural College graduate in civil engineering. He recently worked for the Maryland State Highway Division. The article also mentions Shepherdstown Improvement Society officers and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Bigpes
Baltimore
E.D. Diggon
Maryland Geographical Survey
Maryland
EyatlavMe
Lattimore
Digges
Maryland Agricultural College
Eivil
Lin TeWately
W. W W. Crosby
Anptheny
Mary and Geogenmtest Survey
New Washington County Hospital Planned With Modern Facilities
Article describes the future New Washington County Hospital, costing about 160000, with Administration Wing to Surgery Wing, X ray room, laboratory, and private rooms. It details wards for men women and colored patients, a large elevator, living, dining and kitchen areas, maternity and infant care, and extensive mechanical and utility spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Menney
Po- Lomne Ave
Haa Farfront
Sureleal
Te Reay
Rescue remedies and sales notes from a 1900s advert
Fragmented ad sheet highlights medical patent remedies, horse sales, floor finishes, and drugstore notices. Names such as Don and Otho Paffenberger appear amid claims of kidney cure pills and various wares. Miscellaneous items include horses for sale and household goods, with pricing and supplier mentions throughout.
Sale of stock by Hagerstown dealer ends soon
Dilnish i ge Wille reports substantial stock on hand but limited time to sell. Goods from Halthnere factories arrive soon and remaining inventory must be cleared within the week. About 40 organs and various pianos from Welbller Wenger Sterling Stevens offered at bargain prices. Confidence of public praised after 69 years of honest dealing at 100 South Tatomae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tates
Publi Square
Halthnere
Severteforg
Pact Uargalne
Smagerstows
Muanutyel Aren
Aso
Iaw Boller, Wenger
Sterling
Stevens
Ate
China
Hagerstown
CEAB
M. Stibuf
Guy Mammouth
Alwayn
Bnyar
Noro
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Castoria
Franklin
Bouders
Wasal Chery Jile
Tor Conxé
Udy
MiOn
Widd Bnmara
Boigeura
RD. Moker
Hyattsville
Villinags
Shephardstown
Previtant
Jeney W. Potta
Vine Sewtdant
DL Shonnard
Staler Gibson
Teewaurer
Har
Heron Relley
Foyer
Shepherdstown
Easl
Oni
Slo Beg
Piysielana
Gurung
LM Been
Seakt Foe Coutlimantaie Tae
B.S
Monty Tolode
Hot Boy
Vallsin
T Hive
Vatonaa St
J. A. Venson
F. Oghindel
Pogo Weide
Sanult
Jmmart's
Popham
Geriedy Olver
Pramps
Rexall LeGuppe Pliie
Tor Ooléd, Rudy & Lredit
Lave
Eny Lout
Deere Ali
Samuel Emm
Ory
Fletcher's
Washington County Hospital
Aa Bived
Orte
Wintel Que Isie
Ftogy
Edward W. Mealey
Tee
Kate
Otho Paffenberger
List
Tingerstowp
Patna
Ton
Pasangva
Pete
Don
Steve
Wil Deulira
Price
Boster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Volo Agenta
Roeper
Toon's
Ftoxal LeGripne
Piie
Coles, Rudy & Mersditr
Metlenry
Aula
Subahs
Muir
Rexall
Cong
Rudy & Moreditz
Urilli
Warnibie Stains
Meleson
Alastiqa
A. D. Mokes
Fletcher
F. Schindel
Rudy & Meet
Urugh
Pelyato Parte
Drumatate
Tragh
Duke Heer
Ai the Dew
Wwenson
Pearklin
Diesgoat
Wind Bhears, WD. Mekr
AM Mir, BR
D. Mokre
D. Mokynml
Oatmath Ganb, TL
McKre
Milton Kohler & Sons Scientific Opticians
Lingerstown
Rid
Reliable Furniture CO
Pythian Castle
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