Keeping Quiet and Time The Midwear Review
A reflective piece critiques silence and restraint, arguing that restraint can prevent rash statements. It contrasts quietude with impulsive speech, urging careful consideration before speaking and emphasizing the social value of measured communication.
Annapolis the Capitol City of Maryland's Early Growth
From a small settlement on the Severn River the town of Annapolis expanded in size and importance, becoming Maryland's capital by 1700. The city was renowned for its gallery and glory and was often called the Pearl of the Colony reflecting its prominence in colonial era trade and governance.
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Annapolis
Severn
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Fashionable Hats for Little Misses Adorned in Velvet and Plumes
Fashion is kind to Little Misses with hats described in velvet silk and felt. A top hat features sectional crown with a lace frill and ostrich plume. Narrow ribbons hang from the sides while velvet and silk face a perennially appealing bonnet. Another bonnet shows a velvet crown with a plain brim and silk facing accented by ribbon.
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Missy
Coat-Frocks Challenge the Tailored Suit Fashion Trend
A fashion note describes the Coat-Frocks challenge to the tailored suit, praising practicality and style. The example features dark woolen cloth with braid and button adornments, illustrating how the coat’s design rivals traditional suits.
Partnership Dissolution Notice for Weidman Snavely Co
Notice states the firm Weidman Snavely Co dissolved on September 15 1984 affecting Weidman. Debts to the partnership are to be paid and discharged by the Weidman Snavely firm. Business continued by C M Snavely at East Maine Borough location. attorney C M B Wiesier confirms.
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C. M. Snavely
Ray Weidman
Weidngin-Snavely Co
Th Weidman
Weidman- Snavely O S
East Maine
Oc. M
Heart Interest Counts in Establishing Home
The piece urges turning a house into a real home through careful planning and heartfelt involvement. It advises choosing materials by preference, studying styles by visiting examples, and finalizing every detail before building to ensure a home, not a mere house, results. The source cites the Dillonapolis Star as the origin.
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Brenly
Dillonapolis
Painting pays dividends for building upkeep and value
An authority argues that paint and decoration are essential for sanitary conditions and surface protection. The article contends painting prevents deterioration, reduces expensive repairs, and makes properties more attractive, boosting resale value and owner pride. Redeorating interiors can also improve satisfaction.
Paris 1859 replan under Napoleon I and Traussmann
Regional planning in large cities involves huge costs and major rebuilding efforts. The Paris project of 1859 led by Napoleon I and Baron Haussmann restructured the city to meet new conditions, illustrating how past errors are corrected and redevelopment pursued under centralized control.
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Paris
Napoleon I
Baron Traussmann
Frederick A. Delano
National Municipal Review
Europe
Trees on Highways and Roadside Planting Push
The American Tree Association aims to set a green record this year with roadside planting. Enrollment reaches 72,000, each member active in planting new growth or preserving old growth. The report notes European beautification models and highlights the walnut as a high value, vanishing species.
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American Tree Association
Canadian Town Boasts Lanterned Main Street Lights
Canadian city Westen Ontario with about 4500 population claims the best White Way among similar towns in North America. Main Street features modern lighting fixtures on 110 foot spacing downtown and 180 feet in residential areas. Poles are fluted iron with urn globes housing 350 or 400 watt lamps.
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Westen
Ont
North America
Main Street
First World War Marine Vet Certifed for Bonus Claim
Mass Aldigher Shallvinessy, a government civilian, is believed the first veteran of World War I to be certified for the adjusted compensation bonus by the Marine Corps and Veterans Bureau. Miss Shaighnessy served in Fort with the Marine Corps during the war and is thought to be the most prominent branch recipient certified for the bonus.
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Mass Aldigher
Georgia Governor Receives Queer Letters in Collection Excerpts
Governor Chuvrl Walker of Georgia receives a flood of queer letters as excerpts from a new collection reveal varied requests. The letters show people seeking financial aid and other favors, reflecting broad public interest in the governor's responses.
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Chuvrl Walker
Georgia
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