Antisaloon League report condemns Sunday baseball in Baltimore
The Antisaloon League condemns efforts to introduce Sunday baseball in Baltimore and across the state. It endorses measures against liquor and supports political actions by Senator Frank Harper of Centerville and other officials.
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Baltiapore
Balti
Columbia
Fev
G.W. Haddaway
Daniel ‘Baker
Tie ‘ of
Antisaloonos
Frank Harper
Centarville
Ratha Ae
Bill mix up at Annapolis spurs graft controversy
A parsing error in a proposed bill exposed arguments in Annapolis with seed merchants opposing a Biddison bill that would require seed labeling. Governor Crothers ordered scrutiny as Frn. February 8. Collier of Talbot introduced a 208 measure backed by seed sellers. it faced protest and was said to be killed in the Finance Committee.
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Erie
Annapolis
Crothers
Aec
Collier
Talbot County
Howey
Senate
Biddleon
Finance Committee
Baltimore
Ae Ciier
Maryland to Build Tuberculosis Sanatorium Hospital
The Maryland Legislature approved a $100,009 bond issue and a $200,000 state appropriation to erect a modern tuberculosis hospital with 200 beds. The facility will treat advanced cases and supplement the existing sanatorium, which has been overwhelmed by demand since opening 18 months ago.
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Tubsrculonis Sanatorium
Crotheza” Sigan
Pa Eture
Maryland
Sabilasthis County
Cavatorianl
Joan P. Moore
Worcester County
I S.ex
Hy Warren Buckler
Oly Sanatorium
Baltimore
Buckler
Dr. Buckler
Rood AB
Ganatorium
Anatorians
Erceldent
John Walter Smith
B. Warren
Huckler
Bamuelik
Dennis
Crothers
Valdiver
Joshua ‘Herring
Dra
Bs Jacobs
Harvard Doctor Outlines Fat Loss and Diet Shifts
Dr. George White at Harvard Medical School argues against rapid weight loss, suggesting gradual changes and intermittent adjustments. He classifies foods as strong medium and light, with examples including olive oil beef cream and bread, advising a shift from beef to chicken and thicker soups.
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George White
Harvard Medical School
Civic Federation leader urges nationwide legislation push
A Maryland speaker touts a federated approach to national reform urging uniform state laws. He argues that coordinated action will broaden influence, speed constitutional change, and curb central overreach while noting examinations and public forums to shape upcoming legislation.
Lawyer Promises to Handle Debtor Case
A Washington Star clipping describes a merchant and a lawyer discussing unpaid debts. The attorney vows to attend to the case, noting prior obligations and a judgment for full claim amount with execution issued. The merchant asks for payment details and offers further legal help.
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Washington
Ito
Blackstone
Washington Star
Unclear Medical Note From Clarksville Patient
Fragmentary OCR reads a patient from Clarksville Tennessee praising a Dr Rings Nem Discovery for relief from severe leg pain and fever symptoms. The text mentions bronchitis and colds and notes the patient felt invalid but improved after treatment. Names, dates, and clear details are obscured.
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Ivan Hope
M. Dix
Clarkaville
Tenn
Orsi
Utter
Census plans spark debate on 1900 population count
The article details 1900 Census preparations with projected totals, regional turnout, and the scope of data collection. It notes anticipated national growth between 1870 and 1890, the methodology for urban and rural districts, enumerator pay scales, and the extensive questions on race, birth, education, and employment to be asked by enumerators supervised for accuracy.
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Eltica
Iene Ieee
Theo
Local dispute ends with warrant for woman in Routerville
fragmented report from Pee-Mar area recounts Mrs Lookabaugh and a man named Kendall in a domestic incident. police arrived as witnesses described a possible assault and a warrant was issued for the woman amid conflicting stories from both sides.
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Lookabaugh
Ann Lookabauguyot
Routerville
Pee-Mar
Harry Co. Rendall
Kendall
Ces
The Unchanging Poker Through Industrial Ages
The piece notes the poker’s ancient origins from green wood and iron plates, describing primitive use by early workers and its enduring simplicity. It laments that modern attempts to ornament or improve the tool have largely failed, with the curate poker as a rare exception.
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London’ Globe
A Great Battle and the Victory of Victories
The article recalls the battle at Nebavend In-Eebatana between the new Musiem power and the Persian empire. It claims a decisive Arab victory ended the Persian dynasty and reshaped regional power from the Caspian to the Indian Ocean, comparing it to Tours in historical impact.
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Orte
Nebavend
In-Eebatana
Dot
Perala
Arabia
Zoroastriania
Persia
India
Caspian Rox
Indian ‘Ocean
Tours
Bees and Ants Compare Honeycomb Craft to Human Effort
The piece notes how bees fit honeycombs in regular patterns, adjusting shapes as they inspect their work, and applauds ants for building precise roads and tunnels that surpass human attempts. It reflects on planning and execution in natural construction.
Scored Deck Conversation in Scots Dialect
A fragmented Scots exchange depicts a field scene with tenants and a speaker named Jock. The dialogue references bending, standing straight, and a corn field with herds and a bale or bale-like structure. The text preserves rural, dialectal speech and a moment of farm life.
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Jock
Letter and exhibit on egg inspection sparks federal case
An indignant Clark County citizen sent a letter and an exhibit about eggs to the U.S. Department of Justice. The exhibit, transmitted via federal inspection, was forwarded to Henry Ricketts and then to Attorney General Fowler for action under the Pure Food and Drug Act. The note complains about improperly served eggs and mockingly requests testing, while tangential passages discuss old English fairs and a local reunion.
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Department of Justic
Department of Justice
Washington
Clark
Ar. Wickersham
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cure in Frederick Case
A Frederick resident, A. Ty Webster of Braddock Street, reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for months of kidney trouble. The doctor warned of kidney issues, but a few doses at C E Main's drug stores stopped symptoms and the back pain. Webster says there has been no return, endorsing Doan's Pills as a memory aid for kidney cure. Buffalo NY firm Foster Milburn Co. distributes in the United States at 50 cents.
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Frederick
Union
Dean’s
A. Ty Webster
Braddock
St. Fe D
Dean
Doan
Foster
United’ ‘States
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