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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
7
A long list details social mentions from Downsville Pike and nearby towns. Names include Mabel Biyder of Nagerstown, Miss Mayo Play Tar of Middletown, Frank Wine and family at Pen Mar, and many others visiting or returning from Atlantic City, Cape May, Norfolk, and Baltimore. The items note guests, trips, and brief stays at hotels and homes across Maryland and Virginia.
A local social hosted by Mr and Mrs TL Newcomen and family on Washington Street featured Miss Mary Flora and Mrs Adaing’s guests from nearby towns. Guests enjoyed refreshments, games in the yard, watermelon, and a visit from Miss Flora before returning home. St Paul’s Sunday School and local teachers organized activities for children with games, refreshments, and a grove picnic at T A Poffenberger’s grounds.
May Mis bebe ie HNapp) Wedded couples Ste eeeete on pe aepenenede Rider Baker Roy G. Viner and Miss Mary M Baker loth of Hummelstown were married by Rev Dr J S Kleffer at the parsonage of Zio Reformad Thereh this city Hlumenstein Folkar Mr John 1 Rhimenstaly and shia battle May Welker both of torrie buts were married by Rev Dr J 8 Kiaffer at the parsonage of Zlontte formed church this city Muffer Analt At the Lutharan personage in Frederick Arthur th Huffer and Mise Mary J Ahall Wath of Middletown were marred by Rev WS Grupp Marriage Licensas Warl FT Chubb Gryce A Mendon Harrisburg Tat Ri Stump Witzabeth J Jardis Newville Uarry R Pittoenger Carlisle Kay Claugh Shippensburs FAMILY REUNION Tha daveondanta of the family of Adatte Doorberger Franklin St ara holding a family reunion today at Mon Mar Mr Doornberger recently cue tained another stroke of paralysis.
Mrs Roye Slemund of Boonsboro returns home recovering from an operation at Washington County Hospital. J Wrank Davis, previously ill, can go out. Ming Hthel Rose Travinger of Locust Street moves about again after rheumatism. Me Sant Arena, at a Towpial hospital, is confined with bronchitis. Lilda Winter Winters, eight, operated on for appendicitis with mixed recovery.
The Locest Valley team from Frederick County plays a ball game yesterday at Roh Back Again field. A large crowd greeted them as they faced Monday’s opponent and promised a sharp return after a strong first week. Scouts plan an afternoon trip to Bynitbeburg with return tomorrow evening, as Louisa Arnould and others announce royal support for the Academy of Music. A reward for Cotardh tint cure is offered by CHANEY & Co and WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN endorse Wall’s Catherh Cure in a local testimonial roll.
Fragmentary catalog entry lists Plenla Napking Drinking Cups Plates Plantorie Tabla Clatha and BM HAYS HROA Lawn Mowers D McKEB among items. not all details readable. The readable names suggest a local auction or sale notice with varied goods and vendors.
An early discussion of how brown eye color may be inherited from brown eyed and blue eyed parents. It explains recessive traits, the probability of brown eyed children, and how two blue or gray eyed parents cannot have brown eyed offspring.
A historical note explains how freezing water causes tea to crack or burst. Cold forms ice on the surface, then pressure builds as water beneath expands. If the outer ice layer is strong, the center bulges upward, stressing the vessel and potentially causing a rupture as water below pushes outward and upward.
An odd misquote from the Washington Star notes a new husband adjusting to married life. The piece contrasts a man’s accustomed tastes with the constraints of his wife’s expectations, describing the wedding gifts and the social dynamics that mark early matrimony.
A fragmentary line prompts the question of who is in tow as a sleepy figure awakens. The exchange hints at a gradual settling of a small man’s fashion or style in Louisville.
Fragmented dialogue mentions Madan and her husband indecisive about backing a campaign in Baltimore. Ambiguity and errors obscure clear names, dates, or affiliations. The snippet suggests political persuasion but lacks concrete entities or events for a fuller summary.
A fragmented note describes placing pecans end to end in a nut cracker and applying force to crack them. The odd text mentions Ons vigorous crushing and a gnarly process of opening the nut through the counter, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text notes advice given by Palladelphia Rec and mentions Cynleve-Nok with uncertainty. No clear names, dates, or events emerge. The readable portion hints at advice and a procedural expectation that it will not be followed, but specifics are absent.
A brutal brawl along the Ny & W tracks near Charleston left one man dead, identified as a tramp with a peg leg, and another injured with a throat wound that bled when water was attempted. Suspects, including Greenwall of Winchester and two others, were detained as an inquest proceeds. more details unfold today.
Mr HL Babin touts Phomag Mfg Co products at a county dinner while Waklo showcases drills at Hotel Baldwy. A health notice urges boiling water for domestic use until analyses finish. Local ads push wallpaper, medicines, pioneer children's vehicles, wagons, bicycles and related goods from multiple firms.
Fragmentary ad mentions Pine Cob fae priced 45.30, cabinet 14.00, a cod np 10.00 and hats Le window. The notice references MAIN'S FURNITURE OTORR and Oliver Chilled Plows. Emmert Hardware Co advertises fall inventory including car leads and Afro Plow ropatra with a Fountain Pen offer.
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