The News Freely From Frederick MD Weekly Issue
The article discusses the Baltimore port officer's resignation from a $5000 salary, lauds Dr. J. W. Downey for fish stocking in Western Maryland, and condemns army commissary fraud in the Philippines while contrasting American honesty with Spanish rascality.
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Better Salaries for Teachers in Public Schools
A speaker urges higher pay for public school teachers, citing ongoing agitation and resolutions from the Washington County institute in Hagerstown. The Hawkers Herald supports reassessing teacher salaries, arguing current pay undervalues hard work and long-term impact, while stressing teachers should not live in luxury but deserve fair compensation.
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Teacher salaries drive pupil outcomes and trust in educators
The article argues that higher salaries boost teacher efficiency and motivation, as greater pay aligns with higher purpose and better performance. It stresses that guardians entrust their children only to competent teachers who deserve fair compensation for their responsibilities.
Open season for political honesty and fishy prose
A compilation of editorial snippets from Baltimore and Cumberland papers railing at political rot. The writers urge accountability and warn that rotten politics cannot be swallowed with a smile, calling for public education and neighborly usefulness over self interest.
Fragmented Colonial Verbal Comedy Snippets
A collage of scrambled dialogue and quotes from various sources shows rushed notes, jokey exchanges, and stage humor. It includes misheard lines about taxes, court remarks, waitress banter, a bank cashier quip, and a senator’s toast, reflecting broad wordplay and social satire.
Abolishing Examinations in Philadelphia Public Schools
Leading educators propose a plan to drop spring exams in promotion decisions. Principals and teachers would exempt 60 to 70 percent of classes, promoting students with assurance of readiness, while those who feel prepared could request an exam for advancement. The piece critiques exams as overly stressful and argues teachers know students’ preparation best.
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Board of Education
Public Education
Brooks
Moments with the Musk The Bluebied and the Rain
Poem fragments describe a morning and afternoon rain on a window pane with gusty gales beating at the door. Imagery includes a red wound like a rose near a lily, a blue bed bugle, and a sapphire sky opening as clouds crystalize. The style mimics lappincott’s Magazine prose.
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Manison Oxwins
Lappincott’s Magazine
Social and church notices from Woodsboro area
Social events populate the week with a Thursday March 21 party at Mrs Clara Doug ings home and a lively Easter program at Union Chapel Troutville. Movements include families relocating near Taneytown and Rocky Ridge, church reunions, reorganized Sunday schools, and planned baptisms and communion services.
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Double Piper Creek
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Taneytown
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Jadeun Moore
Washington, D. C
Harry Miller
Union Chapel
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Sraderick
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Geo. Erise
Geo. Geinsleman
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Chas. W. Creager
Geo. Geisleman
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J. Howard Miller
Maud Ogle
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Emma Late
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Loys
Bruce Shorb
Double Fipa Creek
Misa Bertha Valentine
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Albert Close
Henry Kieiholz
Thurmont
Jno. Keilholtz
Calvin Anders
Local Notes From Charlesville and Creagerstown
Reports from Charlesville and Creagerstown note farm activity and local mischief as chicken thieves strike nearby. Wheat looks fine in the area. Several residents move or visit kin, including Ramsburg and Wachter families, with social events and a band performance in Thorntown. Community gatherings include a Sunday school reorganization and Easter week events at town hall.
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Wm. H. Smith
Dennsties
Martin S. Wachter
Bradley Olem
J. D. Storr
Hanconville
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Clayton Stup
E. Ramsburg
State Census Jobs Offer In Maryland Planned
The state hires 659 enumerators for a county census project over up to 15 days at 45 dollars per job. Bureaus in Baltimore city will headquarter the operation with funds allotted for enumerator pay and transcript preparation of federal returns for St. Marys, Charles, and Anne Arundel counties. Enumerators must count all residents and exclude temporary nonresidents, return lists of unattached voters, and assist election supervisors in promoting the census. The article notes prior investigations into a St. Marys census scandal and mentions wider political commentary about Cuban self-government and unrelated patent medicine ads.
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