Social letters list weekend travelers and visitors
Messrs. H. M. Bala G B Hough and party from Cleasrpsring motored to Baltimore Sunday. Visitors include Mrs Emma Akdemays and daughter Ethel of the city at Waynesboro. Fechtig Clubhouse at Taylors Landing hosts families. Mr and Mrs Jack Lloyd and Z A Kol of Philadelphia visiting Rome Keaidle. Eliott family from Roanoke visiting Mr and Mrs Eliot's parents South Washington street. Mrs Dickner of Palrground Avenue visiting daughter in Norfolk. Mr and Mrs H K Zimmerman of Keadysville drove to Pittsburgh to visit a brother. Mrs Panl Dutla and three children of Baltimore are guests of Mrs Ar M Jones in Alive already. Among sick: Charles Wally and Lena at home. J W Jones ill on South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panl Dutla
Baltimore
Ar. M. Jones
Alreadyavine
Charles Wally
Mr. Lena
Hia
Ao la Kinagy
Mra
J. W. Jones
South Street
Gets Second Gold Star In Family
Evelyn Lyn wins the jewel prize at the nutrition class for the highest gain last week. Caflutta Norris earns the first gold badge and top fortnight gainer. Charlotte exceeds normal weight, others attend. four mothers and children, two teachers present. County clinic planned at Rohreraville with Miss Boicum in charge and Dr. Baker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Alison
Evelyn
Caflutta Norris
Becauso
Charlotte
Mira Weaver
My+ ora
Rohreraville
Alorergom
Hull
Baker
Nohreraville
Miss Boicum
Baltimore camp health inspection by Dr Beachley
A Baltimore health inspection of a girls camp run by wealthy Baltimore Jews was conducted by Dr. Beachley. The water supply was tested and deemed pure. Seventy two girls were reported to be at the camp, located near PenMar.
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Beachley
Ralph Neachley
Washington County
Yas
Death of Dr Patton Economist Former Penn Professor
Dr Simon N Patton longtime head of political economy at the University of Pennsylvania died in Brown's Mills New Jersey at 70. Born in Sandwich Illinois he studied at Northwestern University and Halle University. He retired from Penn in 1918 under the university age rule. MARRIAGE A LA MODE describes Indian tribes wedding rites ending with a feast.
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Pattoni
Sandwlen
Northwestern University
Univeralt - Halle
Getsangs
University of Pennsylvania
Learn a Word Every Day Entry
A fragmentary text explains the word cull with pronunciation and etymology from Latin and French roots, noting meanings like gather, pluck, or pick and referencing old forms and usage hints, but the passage is garbled and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colligera
Eualllor
Methodists Lead Church Population In U S Race
Federal Council Year Book data show Methodists at 28,173,909 in a total church population of 96,584,107 while Baptists number 21,199,706 and Roman Catholics 17,885,046. Roman Catholic and Protestant figures are not directly comparable due to differing counting methods.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
United States
Baptista
BO. Watson
Tt Hus
Walter Laldiaw
New York
New York Federation of Churches
Census Bureau
Churahea
Colorad Methodist Episcopal Ghurep
Colorad Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodists
Enigmatic quotation puzzle clues revealed
A quoted puzzle decodes via letter positions in a 29 letter line. Clues include references to A favorite flower, a city in England, parts of the face and head, and notable titles. The puzzle promises to reveal the hidden quotation when the indicated letters are extracted and rearranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
AU & President
Laland
Indies
Goldad Aunt Skampon Illusions Reported Abroad
Fragile OCR text shows scattered words including Goldad Aunt Skampon and notes of looka and ntlue, with no clear article fact. No identifiable persons or organizations are extractable for a proper summary.
Chinese Girl Chooses Love Over Old Customs
Grace Chan, Americanized Chinese girl in San Francisco’s Chinatown, defies traditional parents to marry George Sue. An annulment suit followed as Grace attempts suicide twice after her plan to elope. Her sister Lana had sparked the revolt, and Grace declares young China must choose between old and new ways, even at a cost.
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Gene Cohn
Ban Francisco
Young
China
San Francisco
Chinatown
Grace Chan
George Sue
Ila Saya
George Sus
Grace
Gaarga
Lana Icunn
Gee Juan
Giaduatara
Unusual Folk Composer Harris Succeeds Despite Illiteracy
Milwaukee July 25 A folk composer Charles I Harris writes popular ballads such as A Mer the Ball Break tha News to Mother Always in the Way and Hello Central GivaMe Kreavan He cannot read or write music yet his tunes gain nationwide fame A manager types his songs and Harris predicts that enduring songs are those reflecting wild turbulent spirit from the postwar era and World War I influences
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles I. Harris
Muthar
Central
Giva
Harris Tousie
Harris
Harris Duma
Ruelelan
Jase
You are well bred and the dinner ceremony
The text describes etiquette at table with finger bowls and fruit course. It notes the finger bowl being passed with the fruit and each hand dipping separately. A flower or leaf floats on the water, and a delicate touch is implied in the act.
A Worhout borseitos tale of luck and misfortune
A fragment describes how a worn out anio tira often brings bad luck while a Worhout borseitos brings good fortune. The lines mix ambiguous objects and superstition, hinting at cultural beliefs about luck and misfortune without clear context.
Father Was in the War of 1776
Rev S A Hedges of Wisddlemown recalls his father Shaddock Hedges who fought in the Continental Army during the 1776 war. Born 1752 near Middletown he died aged 92 after a long farming and schooling life at the foot of Catoctin Mountain. A lawn social and sale on July 27 funds church carpet purchase.
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S.A. Hedges
Wisddlemown
Mr. Hedges
Shaddock Hedges
Middletown
Shaddock
Hedg
Hedg 88, le Ramembers Yorma
Tle
Eld
Hedges Farus
Catoctit Mountain
Shloh A. B
Men Girls Love By Laurel Gray
A whimsical piece on gender and money from Laurel Gray arguing women favor thrifty, sensible partners over lavish spenders. It contrasts the lavish spender with the prudent partner, noting mothers and weather as guides in choosing a suitable match. The tone echoes humorous social commentary from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Gray
Ima
Eye
Momma Tetla
Momma
John
Dilly
The Housewife's Sleep Aid and Harbaugh Reunion
The item describes a home remedy using a cloth dipped in cold water placed behind the ear to aid sleep and mentions a drop of ammonia to the water for quicker rest. It also notes the Harbaugh reunion to be held at Pen-Mar on Saturday, August with all Harbaugh families invited and each family to bring a dish.
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Pen-Mar
Oli. AI
Wells
Andres
Roger
Carter
Miss Drake
Hobart
Hobart Homes
Wiliam
William
Hos Bart
Andrew
Andrew Wan
Williams
Milea
Australie
Edward
Andrew Waa
Amies
Filto
Thera Roe
Dla
Miles
Scotto
John K Baker Jr Lookkeeping Service Ad in Maryland
John K Baker Jr advertises bookkeeping service from Room 1 Aughiniangh Building in Hagerstown Maryland offering accounting support and record keeping for local clients.
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John K. Baker, Jr
Hagerstown
Martland
C. &S. Meone
Mysterious mummy discovery fuels chase in perilous house
In a tense sequence, Miles and Scotty breach a locked room to study ancient relics and a Peruvian mummy. They uncover a parchment with unreadable script likely to reveal a scholar’s clue while danger grows as Hobart and others stir near the front.
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Goa
H. M. Bala
G. B. Hough
Harold
Emma Akcademys
Ethel
The
Fly
Iisltors
Waynesboro
Louisa Fechtig
John B. Sweeney
Victor M. Cushne
Fewilies
Fechtig
Taylor's Landing
Jack Lloyd
Z. A. Kol
Philadelphia
Rome Keaidle Hero
Eliott and Son
Roanoke
Mr. Eliiott
Adam
Elliot
South Washington Street
Dicner
Palrground Avenue
Conway Matthaws
Norfolk, Va
H. K. Zimmerman
Keadysville
Pittsburgh, Pa
Zimmer- Man
Zimerman
DR. Patton
Gilace Chan
Niagara ‘Fatts
Thip
Daly
Jug
Tripe Conault
Banrmors E Oro
Rev. Hedges
Laden
Lntser Company
Scottie
Bettla
St Andrew
Andrew Ws
Scotty
Mrr. Wells
Aber
Scottie Wan
Scotlie
Mites
Ailes
Scottia
Sou’ Ray
Lord Harey
Tata
BedlUe
Biles
Milch
Seattle
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