17 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
1
Mira Harrison attempts a historic solo ocean swim, facing treacherous currents and near certain challenges. The day is calm with perfect weather as she sets to become one of the few women to complete the feat.
A July Spickler letter from Walnut Point and nearby areas lists visitors and social calls. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Grove, Spicklers, Hulls, Ebersoles, Martins, and Moores among many others. The note covers visits to Indian Springs, Hornbey, and Frostburg, plus a festival at St. Pauls Church hosted by the Lutheran Aid Society.
July 10 report notes Union Church service by Rev G C Carpenter marking the end of an eventful season. The village berry crop drew nearly every resident into roles as growers pickers or landowners with outsiders visiting for weeks. C Ned Kenneers berry yield reached about 145 bushels plus over 70 bushels of dev berry. Local families hosted visitors from Hagerstown Dixon Crookville and others, including Mr and Mrs Harry McAbee and kin.
A plain root mixture claims to smooth deep wrinkles with a simple application over the face. It asserts skin firmness and a velvety texture, with fast visible effects in minutes, and notes the remedy is inexpensive compared to other treatments.
Velverdays word of relatives and neighbors highlights births, visits and injuries across Roonshoro, Manle yville, Myersvilla, and Hagerstown. Names include Mr Ford, Mrs Slipmian, Mrs Manzella Gantz, Edward Ganta, Ned Keadla, Gladys Reeder, Jno Fahrney, Dealel Fawkter, Mrs Missouri Reesy, Joseph Reese, and new marriage license for Jessie Jackson and Theodore Jones near Shepherdstown.
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