Maryland Negro Edition of Boys Town Revealed
Cheltenham Maryland hosts Boys Village of Maryland a state institution founded in 1872 to care for Negro boys from the DC area. Led by Lawson Veney the 114 member staff runs education farm work and trades training on 1265 acres with 356 residents. The village boasts cows crops radios TV libraries and 60 arts prizes while stressing humane discipline and individual care.
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The first savings bank in Great Britain was founded in 1910 by a Scottish minister, Rev. Henry Duncan, per the Encyclopedia Britannica. A pinene arsenic additive to lead alloys used to cover underground cables extends alloy life, strength, and allows heavier electrical loads by increasing insulating pressure.
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