Maryland Fire Loss Report From Year Ending December 1 1921
The report from the Fire Interpretration Bureau details 3 614 fires in Maryland state with 431 fires unknown cause and 172 dwellings destroyed. Antecedent data shows heavy losses in Frederick and Carroll counties with property damage rising into the millions and hundreds of thousands across Montgomery and neighboring counties.
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Inigion
Rin
Maryland
Id ‘Ateo A
Batty
Hey ‘ Ing
Frederick County
Carroll County
Jess
Montgomery County
Caruso protege Mara Bozzi recalls actor's kindness
The article notes Enrico Caruso mentored Mara Bozzi from age eight, shaping her Italian dramatic career and American debut. Bozzi praises Caruso as a friend to many struggling artists and recalls his generosity and support. In Harrisonburg Virginia a separate item reports John Runner shot by Raffour after a family quarrel, leaving Walker severely wounded and Raffour jailed after claiming self defense.
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Enrico Caruso
Mara Bozzi
Caruso
Taye
Harrisonburg
TM. Walker
Page County
John D. Runner
Fred
Walker
Bie
Bie Homie
Luray
Raffour
Sherif
Lim
Rufiner
Soniclaw
Amber fashion trends highlight amber hues in hair and netting
Fragmentary line suggests amber colored accessories and hair trends. It mentions amber hens as dna of fashion embellishments and compares effectiveness to blondes, implying a shift toward warmer tones and decorative nets. The text is unclear but indicates stylistic emphasis on amber as a preferred feature.
Robiersville Letter Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
Robiersville notes list Miss Hezel Spielman returning to Chambersburg after a week with Miss Susan Clopper. Guests included Mr and Drs Darryl Poffenberger at his parents home, Miss Pauling Mullendore visiting friends, and others in Baltimore Hagers Town and York. A horse accident near Trego injured a horse’s front leg. Bertha Rohrer visited May Rohrer. Mr T Lichter visited Hagerstown. new Ford touring car purchased. several local family visits recorded with recurring names and places.
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Hezel Spielman
Chambersburg
Susan Clopper
Darryl Poffenberger
Mr. Poffenberger
John T. Poffenberger
M. L. Haynes
Santiay
Mildred’ Poffenterper
Baltimore
Mra. Powell
Hyelyn
Thengs
Hagerstown
Mullendore
Trego
Bertha Rohrer
May Rohrer
and Myre
Georgia Hines
Harry Noris
Oliver Mullendore
Angerstuyn
Dadr
Wnrg
Alialt
Dar oAbait
Running Behind Time Delays Reported In Town
Running behind schedule continues in SP Town with officials noting daily delays of ten to fifteen minutes. The issue grows as trains and services fall behind during the past week, affecting residents and operations.
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Cera
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
Mrs Wat of Foster Oregon writes she suffered back pains that prevented work until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased discomfort and helped her resume full housework for seven in her family. She vouches the remedy will help others and offers to stand by it.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Foster
Oregon
Lydia E
Pinkham
Tom
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Wat
Sentimental Melodies: Yiddish Mammy and Jazz Gems
A fragmented OCR list of sentimental melodies and tenor solos from a catalog. Includes My Yiddisha Mammy with Tenor Sole Fring Kaufman and Edith F. Witson. Mentions Blue Lodge March Englewood Commandery and Skeeter and the Juno Bug. Also references The Low Backed Car and The Foggy Dew with tenor and baritone solos.
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Fring Kaufman
Avenue
Pranle Crevmit
Edith F Witson
Comedienne
Johnny Dune
Jazz Hounds
Skeeter
Harry C. Browne
Dwin Dale
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