Americans aided abroad paid back in full says editorial
The Baltimore Star notes that 265000 was distributed to repatriate Americans abroad after war broke out. Only 250 remains unpaid, with one explained delay. It praises American repayment, cites nickel ore origins, and forecasts Congress sessions and calls for fiscal economy while pledging aid to Belgium.
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Baltimore Star
American Committee
London
Stamp tax on writing instruments ends 1916
Beginning last Tuesday, stamps are required on instruments of writing to fund war costs from Europe. The law extends until January 1, 1916, with rates per $100 of face value or fraction thereof across bonds, stock certificates, sales agreements, promissory notes, bills of lading, and insurance policies among others.
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Europe
Tax schedule excerpt lists various stamp and excise duties
The document enumerates taxes on premiums per dollar of policy, powers of attorney, protest items, telegraph and telephone messages, on-cats, and multiple subject taxes from brokers to circuses and bowling alleys, with specific amounts like 25 cents per note protest and $30 to $100 for theater and public exhibition proprietors.
Maryland Seeks Statewide Support for Tuberculosis Seal Drive
At the Maryland Association for Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis Baltimore, the Executive Secretary and staff organize the Red Cross Christmas Seal campaign under the slogan Million for Maryland. They plan extensive distribution via sub agents, stores, churches, societies, and mail order to reach every inhabitant while urging ministers and civic groups to participate.
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Maryland
Maryland Association For Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Baltimore
Red Cross
Robert C. Powell
Hiie Rhodesland
Baltimore City
N. Charles St
Mt. Vernon
Foot and mouth outbreak not harming humans says bulletin
Government authorities deem fears over foot-and-mouth disease and human health exaggerated. Precautions in infected areas reduce milk contamination risk, with few human transmissions historically. Limited past cases in New England and 1908 eruptions in children were attributed to the disease.
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New England
Pasteurization and public health urged in milk disease note
The article discusses outbreaks where milk sales were halted, urging pasteurization as a key remedy. It notes infection risks to humans, the impact on dairy yields, and how infected herds are slaughtered and premises disinfected. It also promotes early Christmas shopping to aid merchants and workers.
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Europe
Resolutions Of Respect for Minnie Ghingher
The Siday School class of A. R. Wright mourns the death of Mrs. Minnie Ghingher a faithful classmate. They express deep sympathy to the bereaved family and commend them to comfort and guidance. A copy of these resolutions is sent to the family and town papers. Committee members Kate T. Dowell Della Cooper Mani Fisher.
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Siday School
A. R. Wright
Kate T. Dowell
Della Cooper
Mani ® Fisher
Hicks Forecasts For December Storm Periods
A historical weather note outlines a pattern of regular and reactionary storm periods in December. Key centers on November 30, December 2 3 6 7 12 16 21 23 26 28 29 30 with associated highs winds rain sleet snow and cold. mentions lunar phases and solstice alignment. predicts temperature rise ahead of cold fronts and Christmas snow across wide areas.
Old Trinity Church Reopens After Renovation at Church Creek
Dorchester notices celebrate the reopening of Old Trinity Church at Church Creek with history dating to 1492 and a packed ancient cemetery including Revolutionary heroes. The piece also mentions Delaware canner experimentation, new express rates, parcel post impact, and local studio promotions for Christmas photos and storm fronts deliveries.
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Old Trinity Church
Church Creek
Dorchester
Delaware
Bradley
T. Prompton & Son
Federalsburg
M. O. Ring
Fairfield Roup Remedy for Poultry Health
Advert announces Fairfield's Roup Remedy to prevent and treat roup in poultry. It advises adding medicine to drinking water and, if a bird is too sick, delivering the remedy directly to the throat with a chopper or feather, credited to John Clark of Greensbar.
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Fairfield
John Clark
Greensbara
Railroad pension and relief plan set for January first
The New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad and the Cape Charles Railroad Companies will establish a pension plan for retiring old employees and extend relief in cases of accident and sickness starting January 1.
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New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Cape Charles
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