Easter Weather Lifts Spirits and Churches Amid Warm Spell
Easter crowds enjoyed sunny warmth with a high of 75 degrees tying a record as spring fashion bloomed. Attending churches reported one of the largest spring turnouts with special services and Communion, while merchants benefited from clear skies and Easter shopping. Traffic was heavy and banks and schools observed the holiday before reopening Tuesday. The month's last days turned wet with 3.84 inches of rain, making it the wettest March on record to that point.
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Duncy and Scouty Sail Into a Strange Shore
A seaside escapade unfolds as Duncy and wee Scoury cling to a bumbershoot boat, dodge incoming waves, and reach dry land where a funny man conjures donuts from a magic umbrella. Nature Nick declares an imminent lunch as the scene promises a continuation in a later installment.
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Maryland March statistics show record snow and temperature swing
March brought a marked temperature deficit but warmer days than February with an average about 15 degrees higher. The month featured a 74 degree spread from 20 to 74 degrees and included heavy snowfall totaling 10.50 metres from four measurable events. The state weather bureau called it the snowiest March since the 1880s, with 13 clear days, 11 cloudy days, and a heavy rain thunder event following the last snowfall.
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Baltimore Easter Service Rector Dies Quietly
Rev. Roberts Well rei ani Episcopal rector at the Church of the Ascension and the Prince of Peace died shortly after Easter services. He had resigned from the Go vans, Md. post three years ago and served in England during the Spanish-American War. The article notes the rector’s death occurred before reception of the benediction and mentions unrelated wartime and maritime asides.
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Ambitious radio schedule shows Arliss on WEAF NBC
Eastern time listings announce another one hour broadcast featuring George Arliss on WEAF NBC slated for Saturday night April 14. The program follows a series of Sunday evening symphonies and a six week WEAF NBC folk music series ending Wednesday afternoon. Also listed are WEAF NBC and WABC CBS program slots with performances by Bing Crosby Carole Lombard Rose Pensee, and Mitchell Elman among others. The sea hare note notes a snail like animal name based on resemblance to a rabbit.
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Anglers Whip County Streams on Opening Day
Opening trout season drew record crowds along Frederick county streams Fishing Creek, Hunting, and Tuscarora as anglers battled rain and chilly air. despite limited bites many big fish were landed with creels mostly four to seven, and a 22 inch three and a half pound fish noted by Spencer Rice's son. camps and moonlit nights marked the scene as 190 cars gathered near Fishing Creek dam.
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Fishing Creek Crowned Alongside Neighboring Streams
Frederick county anglers led the opening day rush with many from Washington and Baltimore licenses plates observed. Fishing conditions improved as water fell and crowds thinned. Hunters and anglers gathered along Hunting creek and Tuscarora, with Thurmont and Emmitsburg well represented.
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Olive Tablets: A Gentle Liver and Bowels Remedy
An Ohio doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural, gentle way to boost liver function and clear impurities. Claiming 90 percent of illness stems from inactive bowels and liver, the ad touts olive colored tablets available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes as a substitute for calomel and a path to renewed buoyancy.
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