Northbound trains offer 50 cent extra return trips
Fare information indicates a 50 cent charge for extra return trips on northbound trains. Children under 12 ride at 2 cents? details unclear. the notice emphasizes a 50 cent fare for additional trips and a special child rate.
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Denton
Williston
American Corner
Feee
Williamsburg
Hurlock
Baltimore
Ocean City
Aiefalabour R
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Pennsylvania
Downes
How She Was Won
Two men around thirty five meet on the Washington capital steps and pretend one is the other to woo Miss Agnes Buell through a staged romance. Gantry impersonates Ferguson winning praise with charm while Ferguson learns to win with substance. Miss Buell ultimately prefers Ferguson, who leaves politics. Gantry remains. Ferguson later rises in national prominence as a potential president candidate.
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Washington
Winfield’ Guntry
House of Representatives
Newland Ferguson
Mr. Merguson
Mr. Ferguson
Gantry
Mr. Gantry
Ferguson
Agnes Buell
Denar Mel
Jim
Indy
Miss Buell
Hit
Mwe
Wals
Buell
Am Dt
Misa Buell
Aga
Rubbish Turns To Riches In Coal Tar Byproducts
A London Answers note recounts how waste from coal tar now yields wealth, with cotton waste in Lancashire valued at about £15,000,000 annually. Women sort waste into grades for uses like papermaking and matting, while glycerin is recovered from a once polluting byproduct of soap makers.
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Lancasure
London
Difficult Dentistry Pulling a Lion's Tooth
A New York Telegram report describes a lion dentistry method where the beast is tethered to the cage floor, a board is removed beneath its head, and the doctor uses large forceps to extract a tooth.
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New York Telegram
Magician Readers Minds Read My Mind Joke
A playful exchange unfolds as a magician claims mind reading ability and challenges an engineer to test it, sparking a brief dialogue captured by a New York Globe style voice.
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New York Globe
Uncertain Statement on L-Rice Love Weight Claim
A fragment notes that L-Rice is connected to a claim about love with no fixed weight or amount. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details or context for a fuller report.
Grim Nickname Stirs Guatemala Murder Tale
London Telegraph reports a former Guatemalan postmaster general was nicknamed mata muertos or nuclier of dead, accused of stabbing a murdered president’s corpse in the street, a lurid claim tied to a sensational crime.
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Guatemala
Mata Muertos
London Telegraph
Fire Frenzy in Yokohama Sparks Citywide Flight
Samuel G. Blythe recalls a Yokohama fire where 20,000 locals rushed through crowded streets as hose carts rattled and firemen commanded, yet spectators chased and diverted flames. The crowd’s frenzy and chaotic scene captured a slice of historic Japan’s urban life and spectacle.
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Japan
Onjinrikisha
Yokohama
Tomaru
nh!Ing
Water Street
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Three Greatest Criminal Lawyers Debate
A New York American note lists potential candidates for the three greatest criminal lawyers in U.S. history. Burr Pratt Brady are highlighted among others like Pinckney O Conor Ingersoll and Choate as contenders. The author remarks choosing three would be difficult.
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Pinckney
O'Conor
Ingersoll
Prentiss
Choate
Burr
Brady
New York American
The Cocoa Plantation Canopy in South American Plantations
A traveler notes cocoa trees in South America require strong shade from the sun for seedlings. Bananas and plantains provide shelter while mature trees rely on mortels or the mother of the cocoa as constant protection. The plantation resembles a shaded canopy.
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South America
The Calais Representation in Henry VIII Era
The article notes Calais sent a member to Westminster during Henry VIII's reign. It mentions the last sitting member as Edmund Peyton, an alderman of Calais, with reference from the London Standard.
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Calais
Henry VIII
Westmister
Edmund Peyton
London Standard
In Despair. Notions of marriageable daughters spark expense
A Pittsburgh Press quip notes the burden of raising three daughters, joking that the strain grows as the father fears they may never be marriageable. The line reflects humorous social commentary on courtship and finances.
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Pittsburgh Press
Upward race and travel hope in verse style
A compact quotation style item presents two aphorisms about travel and perseverance. It contrasts the idea that travel offers hope with the notion that success comes to those who make effort a daily habit, phrased in a reflective, period voice.
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Denton Journal
Howard Malvin Ren
H. Joanson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Holgiano
Hill
Bolgiano
Georgiano
Bolginogo
J. Bolgiano & Son
F. W. McAllister & Co
Optometrists
Opticians
N. N. Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
Third Street
M. L. Beck & Bro
Aurlock
Denton-Greensboro
Auto
Greensboro
Denton-Ridgely
Denton Auto Co
Shulz
M. I. Newnam
Greensboro, MD
T. Alan Goldsborougi
Nisi
T. Alan Mobilbarcuen
John George Oliverkamp
Et al
Circuit Court
Caroline County
T. Alan Goldsborough
J. Kemp Stevens
J. Kemp Spevens
Cole
Cole Manufacturing CO
Not Inc
Mokera
Garris & Brothers
Preston, Maryland
Greater Delmarvia
Delmarvia Advancement CO
duPont Building
Wilmington
Del
Victor Torbert
Pres
New York
Philadelphia
Delmarvia
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Maryland
New Castle County
Delaware
Gaeiine
Delmarvin
Murderhill River
Bowars
San
M. Sam
Chestnut Street
Logan
Pam
Ipm
Spum
Consumers Ice Co
Chester
Phila. R
Keystone Main
Faroto
Frederica & Philadelphia Navigation Co
Orrick—Frederica, del
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
C. T. Trazzare
Masonic Building
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Sillsboro, Maryland
Call On Holt Construction Co
Denton, Md
HJ. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College College Park
Ndp
Harry L. Scott
T.S. Day, Swing & CO
Ridgely, Md
Dulany-Vernay
N. Charles St
Mark Cross
Western Maryland College
Westminster, MD
T. H. Lewis
D. D
Young Men
Young Warner
S. Cardoso de Silva
Biule del Bie
Henry G. Budd
Dover
Se Court
Samuel G. Brown
Marion E. Jarman
Federalsburg, Md
J. Virgil Mooorh
PICHS
Hiltsboro
Burrsvillie
Funerat
Robert Koula Stevenson
Ee Wsrape Neycesses
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