The Baltimore Star Advertises Its History and Offer
The Baltimore Star established August 17 1908 proclaims itself the leading evening paper of the South. It highlights rich departments and regular American writers with wide news wire access and modern tech such as wireless. one cent per copy and various subscription rates. Felix Agnus is manager and publisher.
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Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Baltimore Star
Thealtimore Américan
South
Maryland
America
The
Star
Readig
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Local Resident
Mrs. Louisa Dunn of Cambridge Maryland credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her kidney and back pain after other medicines failed She says the remedy kept her in good shape and might have saved her life The ad notes a 50 cent price and directs readers to ask for Dunn's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Duan
Kidas
Louisa Dunn
Green St
Cambridge
Lumbago
Doan
Dunn
Sidney
War Between Ranchers Over Cattle Rustling Plot
Sadie Farnham uncovers a staged conspiracy as Ben Yarrington and Dick Mason plot to rustle cattle. She alerts Dol Vanness and Dick Mason’s men, leading to a swift showdown at Yarrington’s ranch with guns drawn and justice edging close.
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Ben Yarrington
Sadie
Ben
Sandy
Mason
Dick Mason
Yarrington
Red Windy
Miss Sadier
Red Brady
Red
Ren
Skunk
Mr. Mason
Fox County
Sa-de
Sadie Farnham
Andie
Ching Loo
Ching
Nick
Debble Creek
Jean Sorrels
Devils Creek
Dot Vanness
Joey Brown
Hull Mason
Joey
del Vanness
Dol Fercely
Dol
Ftill White House
Sadie Declares Betrothal as Ching Loo Prepares Breakfast
Dick Mason convinces Sadie to stay and marry him after Yarrington is ousted. Ching Loo is summoned to guide Sadie’s belongings and to plan a wedding breakfast, with the Celestial cook promising “Can cook-anything.” The scene closes with Sadie in sunshine and wedding preparations underway.
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Sadie
Dollas
Yarrington
Dick Mason
Coyote
Sulphur Springs
Dol
Sky Pilot
Ching Loo
Debbie’s Creek
Sulpur
Ching
Irvings Tale of Faint Memory and a Census Gossip
A Huntington era anecdote recalls Sir Henry Irving about his former manager Charles Dillon who failed to recall him at first. The piece shifts to a New York Journal note estimating China’s population at 402,700,000 and questions modernization compared with Japan. A brief joke follows about a father guiding his son toward electrical engineering.
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Sir Henry Irving
Charles Dilllon
Irving
Dillon
China
New York Journal
Fragile Dresden China Metaphor Noted in Baltimore American
A Baltimore American quip compares a woman’s complexion to Dresden china and warns that it could crack if mishandled. The dialogue highlights fragility and caution in a tongue in cheek style.
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Dresden
China
Wit as a Lesson in Tone
A terse remark warns against overclever wit lest it dulls the edge of sharpness, a quip on restraint and effect attributed to Cer.
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Easton
Tatlor
East Fayette Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Harry Rose
the Peoples National Bank
Albert G. Towers, Prest
T. F. Johnson
Serta
Detroit
TON Auto CO
Denton
Ue Creare
Denton Drug Company
Denton, Maryland
W. H. Hollis & Son
Preston, MD
Felix Agnus
C.C. Palton & CO
American Bathiting
Baltimore
Afd
Aer
Regal
Ford
Wsehesees
Studebaker
PRICH
Bullistin Roman Auto Co. Inc
N. W
Philadelphiahia
Western Maryland College
Tmins Inr, MD
Vota
FEF
H. Foote
Commission Merchant
Camden Street
Maryeand
Vre
Journal
HOTEL
Junker
E. Fayette ST
Charlies
Baltimore, MD
Eastern Shore
Wm. Pepper
Maryland Trust Building
H. G. Legg
Centreville
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Court of Appeals
EL. A. Paine
Aoami SR
Wilmington, Dei
Warrington
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