Invention Hobby Sparks Civilized Change
The Age of Invention marks a bright era with over a million U.S. patents issued in a century, two thirds since 1900. Home workshop inventors drive progress as mechanics and chemistry merge, from cotton gins to telephones, while debates over patent rights and protection continue amid rapid growth.
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Eas
Whitney
Howe
Morse
Bell
McCormick
Edison
Goodyear
Westinghouse
Seldon
Reoni
Alexander Campbel
Buckingham Presbyterian Church
Berlin
David
Patent Office
Deston
Victor L. Emerson
J. Ramsey Speer
Mokite
Becks
St. Nicolas
Thaisotv
Hammond
Kaempffert
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Joy is in us not things
A reflective tidbit quotes Donald Jerrold on happiness and inner joy. The note emphasizes contentment comes from within, not from external objects, with a playful aside about a garden and a fireside setting.
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Donald Jerrold
Waczner
Dentonia Attracts Remake Fame With Classics On Screen
Dentonia Theatre schedules December showings with repeats of The Last of the Mohicans and Ramona, plus talent appearances by Art Mix and Pat on stage. The Ramirez district hosts locals for Ramona with Technicolor and Mesa Grande filming. Tularemia warnings urge precautions for hunters and sellers. Maryland logs 193 cases and 21 deaths since 1928.
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Notion Picture
Harry M. Goetz
Edward Small
Monte Cristo
Robert Conant
Reliance Pictures
James Fenimore Cooper
Dentonia Theatre
Cathedral School
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Art Mix
Jim
Harry Carey
Pat
Dentona Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Ramona
Helen Hunt Jackson
Loretta Young
Don Amiche
Alessandro
San Jacinto Mountains
California
Los Angeles
Be careful when gunning rabbits for disease risk
Dr. R H Riley, head of the State Department of Health, warns hunters to select only healthy rabbits. He cautions against handling sluggish, dazed rabbits which may carry germs causing rabbit fever. Transmission can occur from tick bites to other animals and humans during handling or skinning.
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G. W. McCoy
Edward Francis
United States Public Health Service
Maryland
Baltimore City
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Soy Beans Offer Many New Dishes for Table
University of Maryland experts report soy beans in yellow brown or green varieties can be cooked like shell beans. Green beans shell easily after a three minute boil with typical cooking times around thirty minutes. Dried beans require overnight soaking and at least two hours simmering. Uses include soy sauce diabetic and infant foods oil flavoring candied beans and flour for ice cream cones and wafers.
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Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mulches and Coverings Pro Vie Winter Protection for Plants
Gardeners seek protection for plants in Maryland due to cold snaps and light snowfall. The article discusses how mulches and coverings help shield varieties not inherently hardy, noting Maryland’s climate can dip below freezing without consistent snow cover.
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Maryland
Protection for tender plants with wind breaks and mulches
Walter R. Ballard of the University of Maryland Extension Service recommends wind breaks and mulches to safeguard less hardy plants. Mulches smooth the season, shielding from cold winds or sun, and heavy mulch can delay deep ground freezing to help roots stay active longer. Use loose materials like pine boughs straw coarse manure or leaves for airflow, and delay mulching if field mice are active to prevent damage.
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Walter R. Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Ballard
Mr. Ballard
Batlard
Sequestered Retreat Sermon Exalts Pray Closet Elevation
Rev C M Griffeth of Calvary M E Church in Sadlersville Md urges quiet prayer inside a closed door closet to escape worldly noise. He compares prayer to an elevator lifting the soul toward heaven, finding ascent above life’s distractions to the throne of God.
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C. M. Griffeth
Calvary M. E
Sadlersville, Md
God
Children and the Christmas Spirit in a Family Tone
Lillie M. Saunders considers how to impart Christmas spirit to children through heartfelt participation. She argues the season affects lasting memories when parents embody the Christmas story, songs, and poems with sincere engagement, passing the spirit to youngsters.
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Christ
Earth
Teaching Children the Gift of Christmas Spirit
The essay urges children to plan and make simple gifts for friends relatives the less fortunate and old people. It suggests toys from cotton prints inner tubes scrapbooks and homemade treats as lasting presents and emphasizes children learning to give and to receive with joy as core to Christmas spirit.
Orphans Court Proceedings Held in Caroline County
The Orphans' Court of Caroline County met in regular session on Tuesday with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis presiding. The court approved and ordered the following business as part of the session.
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Orphans’ Court For
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Guardianship and probate actions filed in county court
Laura M. Shively as guardian filed her first and final account for Francis Meredith minor. Henry Wright's last will probated. Frank D. Zeigler as executor filed inventory for Eno Hi Zeigler estate. Claude Connor as administrator filed real estate appraisement for Richard Connor. Magee real estate sale report ratified and confirmed by the Court.
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Laura M. Shively
Francis Meredith
Henry Wright
Frank D. Zeigler
Eno Hi
Zeigler
Claude Connor
Richard Connor
C. Edward Magee
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