Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Local Resident
A Queen Anne resident, H E Sparks of Main St, testifies after 25 years of kidney pain and backache that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured him after two boxes. He says physicians failed to help, then Doan’s provided full relief and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
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Doan
H. E. Sparks
Main St
Queen Anne
Itd
Dean
Dan
Mr. Sparks
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Maryland Proclamation on Act for Sheriff Election Amendment
Governor Goldsborough orders publication of Chapter 84% Acts of 1914 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 44 Part VII Article 4 allowing a sheriff for Maryland counties with set terms and Baltimore City provisions. It calls for ballot submission at the next general election in 1914 with the Governor to announce adoption if majority votes in favor.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Daltimore
Baltimore
Sherif
Titmore
Congress
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
General Assembly
Annapolis
Phillips
Goldsborough
Robert P. Graham
The Bend Ends A Mexican Border Escape
Bud Hooker and Gracia flee rurales after a tense chase across the plain toward the border. Phil De Lancey returns, claims Bud kidnapped Gracia, and Gracia resists forced marriage. Bud consoles her as a final kiss becomes a possible pledge, while Cracla protests Bud’s actions.
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Thein
Bud
Gracia
Hooker
Gracie
Rean
Lhn
Philip de Lancey
Glart
de Lancey
Man
Aragon
del Rey
The
Rurales
Phil
Immigration Office
Mr. Hooker
Cracla
Review of the Koran and Its Author Mohammed
A London Everyman review portrays the Koran as a jumble of doctrines threats and poetry. It argues the text was meant to be recited not read and notes its material heaven and hell. The piece links Mohammeds personality to mounting zeal and the rise of Islamic empires and art.
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London
Everyman
Mohammed
Heaven
Hell
Rome
Greece
Improved Wheat Varieties Return High Yields
State Experiment Station reports testing about one hundred wheat varieties across Maryland farms and experiments. Improved varieties show higher yields in favorable and unfavorable seasons, averaging about five bushels more per acre than common wheats over five years. The article urges adoption and mentions engaging youth in farm life and soil education.
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State Experiment Station
Potash Scarcity Warns Maryland Farmers About Lime Use
H. J. Patterson of the Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station says war cut off potash supplies from Germany but warns scarcity need not alarm the average Maryland farmer. Lime can unlock soil potash, making it available for wheat and corn. avoid costly potash fertilizers if prices rise. Liming fields before seeding offers a cheap, effective substitute until supplies recover.
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Germany
Maryland
State Experiment Station
More Air Needed Here in Poultry Houses
Many poultry raisers fear cold and seal up houses. Closed spaces trap damp air, boosting illness in fowls. Create a large opening half front, cover with wire netting, hinge a muslin curtain to vent on cold nights for better ventilation and moisture exit.
Peach yellows disease spreads through Maryland orchards
Peach yellows shown in many Maryland orchards this season. It now appears in nearly all counties except Calvert St. Marys Wicomico Worcester and Somerset, with new finds in Northern Charles and Dorchester Counties. Symptoms include prematurely ripened fruit and red spots on leaves. All infected trees should be cut down and burned after harvest to prevent further spread and maintain orchard health.
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Maryland
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Charles
Dorchester
Belief of Snobs Sparks Clash Over Trades
A短 remark decries the notion that trades are vulgar as one of the silliest ideas ever conceived, reflecting ongoing social tensions between professions and perceptions.
Aristocratic Dairy Farmers
A brief note on dairy farming as a genuine income source for the British aristocracy highlights its popularity among landowners and the role of dairy operations in sustaining estates.
Salt a Universal Production
Salt is a widely produced commodity present in nearly every country worldwide and integral to various industries and culinary uses. The material has extensive global supply chains spanning continents, with major production centers in coastal and inland regions.
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Denton Journal
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B. Jonson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Bolgiano
J. Bolgiano & Son Ceretul Seed Growers
Pratt, Light & Eliiott
Baltimore, Md
R. R
Denton-Greensboro
Auto
Denton
Pennsylvania
Greensboro
Denton Auto CO
Oaklands
SCC
Roman Automobile Co., Inc
N. W
Broad and
Cherry Streets
Philadelphia
the Great
Sam of
L.A. Paine
Adams SR
Wilmington, del
Marshall Gantt
Denton, Maryland
Best Store
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Norfolk
Dulany-Vernay
N. Charles St
Mark Cross
Land of
Broken Promises
Dane Coolidge
Don J. Lavin
Comtricht
Frank A. Muensers
Agua Negra
Gadsden
Dad
Pardner
Fortuna
Ilooker
Whitehrn
Westminster, MD
Ewincot
Edward J. Woods
Maui
New York
Krantz Bros
M. K. Frantz
Reading Terminal
Journal
China
H. J. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Roy H. Waite
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