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Estimate of British Casualties in a Year
The London report claims 5708 British officers and men killed or wounded in one day, suggesting active effort by Kitchener's forces and implying annual losses could reach about 1,353,420 without considering major battles or higher sacrifices.
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London
Kitchener
Investigations and Discrepancies in Milk Analysis Reports
A discussion of how investigations yield varied conclusions due to bias and method differences. It cites the U.S. Industrial Commission critique, a 1915 Health Service report by H W Cenn, and a cooperative milk analysis test in New York City, noting standard methods need revision.
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Public Health
States Health Service
Au- A
H. W. Cenn
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Conn
New York City
Farmers and consumers in distribution debate reform needs
The text argues farmers avoid direct sales to consumers, relying on commission men as profitable, while farmers cannot be hucksters or run distri bution. It notes missed parcel post use and urges reform within the commission system rather than new methods, concluding farmers will not bypass intermediaries if options exist.
Bits of Everything for The Press Readers
A collage of humorous lines and quips from various papers. Satirical vignettes touch on weddings, fashion, marriage, and daily life with light oddities and wry observations. Notable snippets reference Lexington weddings and local puns.
Epigraphs at Harper's Ferry and the Harper Legacy
The Rambler reads epitaphs near Harper plot and traces the 18th century Harper family story. From Robert Harper’s 1730 to climb Opequon Creek routes to Harper’s Ferry via The Hole, the piece chronicles early settlers, ferries, and town formation around Winchester Staunton and Harpers Ferry with notes on notable burials and the emigrant paths from Philadelphia and Ireland.
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Harper
Robert Harper
England
United States
Philadelphia
Society of Friends
Opequon Creek
Friends’ Meeting
Virginia
Gov. Spottswood
Blue Ridge
Swift Run Gap
Winchester
Joist Hite
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Shenandoah
Cohongorruton
Harpers Ferry
Strasburg
Massenatten Mountain
Jacob Stover
Monoacy
Maryland
the Rambler
John Lewis
Ireland
Scotland
Staunton
Robert Hanper
Fredericktown
Hoffman
Harper's Ferry
Conrad Tlerpich Announces Maryland House Candidacy
Conrad Tlerpich announces candidacy for the Maryland House of Delegates. He seeks Republican primary support and urges Republicans to back his bid subject to primary decision.
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Allegany County
Maryland
House of Delegates
Robert M. Hutcheson
Cumberland, Md
the Orphans’ Court
Henry A. Bachman
William Thompson
Candidate Announces Democratic Run for House of Delegates
A candidate announces Democratic nomination bid for the House of Delegates. The objective cited is reducing taxes at both state and county levels.
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House of Delegates
Allegany County
William C. Walsh
Candidate Announcement for House of Delegates
A candidate declares run for the House of Delegates subject to Democratic primaries and asks all voters for support.
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Allegany County
Joseph M. Brady Wrestburg
James A. Corrigan
Is Am
All Citizens
Fuller Barnard, Jr
C. Neff
Mt. Savage, Md
C. C. Neff
Republican Delegates Seek Unified Gop Support
House of Delegates frames its stance as dependent on Republican primaries and urges support from all GOP members. The note stresses party unity and adherence to primary outcomes as a factor in proceeding.
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Kansas City Star
Story of Harper's Ferry Remains and a Founder’s Tomb
The article tours the Harper’s Ferry landscape describing Jefferson’s famed rock, its notable preservation, and a cemetery plot beneath an elm. It notes a tombstone for Robert Harper, founder of Harpers Ferry, with birth in Oxford in 1713 and death in 1782, along with inscriptions for other kin.
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Robert Harper
Harpers Ferry
Oxford
England
John Wager Swayne
Rambler
James H Fuller Declines Candidacy in Frostburg
James H Fuller of Frostburg Maryland announces he will not seek election as a member of the House of Delegates. He respectfully solicits the support of all voters and requests continued backing from the electorate.
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House OF Delegates
James H. Fuller
Maryland
James Campbell
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