Maryland Crab Industry Rules and Spring Food Tips
Maryland crab industry rules emphasize sanitary handling and packaging overseen by the State Department of Health Bureau of Food and Drugs. Regulations demand clean facilities, proper lighting, drainage, sterilized equipment, and medical exams for workers, with provisions to supply hot water for cleansing. The piece also offers spring food ideas, including Eggs a la Golden Rod and a strawberry shortcake recipe, stressing prep timing and light handling for best results.
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Maryland
Bureau of Food and Drugs
State Department of Health
State Board of Health
A. L. Sullivan
Atwater Kent Orchestra with Bloch May 19
The Atwater Kent Orchestra under Josef Pasternack will perform sprightly orchestral music and tender ballads with Metropolitan Opera tenor Max Bloch on May 19 in the second summer program. Bloch, a lyric young tenor, opens with I'll Sing The Songs of Araby and Because, then sings Dana and Dreams of Long Ago. Three concert dances from Poldini and Rebikov will follow, arranged strikingly by Pasternack, with Josef Wohlmann as pianist.
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Atwater Kent Orchestra
Josef Pasternak
Max Bloch
Metropolitan Opera
Atwater Kent
Guy d’Hardelot
Caruso
Dana
Poldini
Rebikov
Pasternack
Atwater Kent ‘Orchestra
Josef’ Wohlmann
Farmer’s missing wife mystery prompts a sharp mind
A rural farmer, troubled by absent mindedness, checks his full notebook on the way home. He believes he bought all he intended, but worries he forgot something. Reaching home, his daughter greets him with the question of where his wife is, revealing the missing person mystery.
Hera tonic promises relief for ailing Denton residents
Many Denton men and women doubted they could feel years younger until they tried the new Hera tonic. It stops indigestion, constipation, sleepless nights, tired mornings and relieved neuritis and rheumatic pains. Made of herbs by a reliable firm and sold by W. J. Evans, the druggist, with a money-back guarantee. Ask him about Hera.
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Denton
W. J. Evans
Adv
The Good Citizen’s Work Overalls Prove Character
A quotation on civic virtue compares appearances to action, stating that true citizenship is shown by the effort of cleaning up grounds and doing practical labor rather than attire or parlor display. It emphasizes labor over appearance in evaluating character.
Orphans' Court Passes Various Administrations and Appointments
The Orphans Court met with Judges West, Harper and Shawn. Letters of administration granted to Jennie P. Crouse for Thomas O. Crouse estate, bond approved, creditors notice ordered, appraisers named. Inventory filed for Sallie P. Steele estate. Edith Cole Garey guardian releases. Grace H. Horsey named administrator of E Pennington Horsey and executor of Salome Garey Somers releases. Mary A. Longfellow named administratrix and testamentary executor for several Townes estates with bonds and notices. Inventory and sell order issued for multiple estates.
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Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
Thomas O. Crouse
Jennie P. Crouse
Clarence H. Roe
J. Roland Chaffinch
T. Alan Goldsborough
Sallie P. Steele
Salome Garey Somers
T. Fred Garey
Edith Cole Garey
Guardian
E. Pennington Horsey
Grace H. Horsey
Samuel G. Nuttle
Josiah A. Beck
John W. Greenlee
Eliza A. Greenlee
de Bonis
Frederick W. Townes
Mary A. Longfellow
Sarah A. Townes
John T. Carter
William S. Norris
Donation Day At The Home For The Aged Easton Md
The annual Donation Day at the Home for Aged Women Easton Maryland will be held Tuesday May 21 with open house all day Lunch served free from 12 to 3 pm Donations of food groceries linens and cash are welcomed If unable to attend contributions can be given to local managers Mrs J W Stowell Federalsburg and Mrs A W Sisk Preston The monthly institute relies on public generosity to support more than half its maintenance and to make life comfortable for residents
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Home For
Easton
J. W. Stowell
Federalsburg
A. W
Quote on loyalty to superiors by Lord Chesterfield
A concise note cites Lord Chesterfield advising subordinates to choose the company of their superiors whenever possible, framing it as right and true pride in leadership and allegiance.
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Lord Chesterfield
The Feminine Touch by D. J. Walsh
A literary note on D. J. Walsh and her work The Feminine Touch outlines authorship and context. It presents a concise glimpse of the book and its thematic focus, highlighting Walsh as the creator and situating her within its era.
The Pot of Gold on Carvel Street Ends in Harmony
Jimmie Boyd blocks his hard old uncle’s grip on power as Roberta’s costly debut reshapes the home. A coat sparks bills and fears, but love and clever thrift redeem the bohemian household, ending in uncle James’s reluctant approval and a family kiss.
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Carvel Street
James
Jimmie
Bethie
James Boyd
Roberta
Uncle James
Bob
Jimmie Boyd
Boyd
Seittle
Frog Rain Trial Confounds Jurors in New Orleans Larceny Case
In a unique 1920s larceny trial, two former collectors were convicted for stealing 462 preserved frogs from a biological supply company in New Orleans. The case juxtaposed folklore about rain and evaporation with ecology and taxonomy, as scientists testified with preserved and living frogs.
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Criminology
New Orleans
Percy Viescu, Jr
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Indiana
Wisconsin
St. Bernard Parish
Louisiana
Viosca
Percy Viosca, Jr
Henry B. Chase, Jr
Biological Company
New York Times
Bettys Hallucination in Boston Manuscript Dialogue
A playful Boston Manuscript excerpt features Betty and a narrator discussing a newly married couple's harmony. Betty jokes about love at first sight and contemplates whether she should have her eyes tested, highlighting marriage tensions with wry humor.
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Betty
Boston
The Present Need in a Local Theater Exchange
A terse dialogue contrasts two views on talent with references to magicians and transformative feats. The exchange highlights desire for exceptional skill, contrasting magic with practical, mysterious powers, implying a critique of unreliable promises.
Endowed sermon at St Mary’s Bury since 1481 tradition
In St Marys church at Bury St Edmunds England an endowed sermon now 448 years old is preached each year. It was provided for in the will of Jankyn Smith in 1481. The will also directs that every almshouse inmate who attends the service shall receive a shilling.
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St. Mary's Church
Bury St. Edmunds
England
Jankyn Smith
Agriculture as art and calling in farming life
The passage emphasizes that agriculture transcends business, describing farming as an art, a personal profession, and a way of life rooted in human nature and the impulse to create meaningful work, as echoed by Farm and Fireside.
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Redden’s Palace Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Billie Dove
Russia
Paris
Antonio Moreno
New
Dover
Opera House
Diamond State Theatre Corp
W. Q. Keen
Res
Metro
Dolores del Rio
Miga del Rio
Photoplay
The
Denton National Bank
Reserve Federal System
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
G. Ober & Sons Co
Denton Bridge
W. G. Wooters
Market Street
Denton, MD
James J. Ross
Cecil C. Fulton
Sec’y Treas
the Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Wowver, Delaware
T. Carter & Son
Agis
L. Irving Jones
Agt
Deates
Greensboro
Clare N. Payne
Prestos
L. B. Towers
T. Fred Towers
Sec
Treas
J. Virgil Moore
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Orphans Court
D. J. Walsh
Farmer
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