Moon's Phases and Global Views Amid War News
A fragmentary digest blends local Baltimore politics with global issues. It notes mixed local support for Mayor Hayes, analyzes yellow fever mosquito control, praises farmer associations in Montgomery County, and reports Milner's candid assessment that South Africa's war will be slower and costlier than hoped, with ongoing British setbacks in early February.
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Basra
South Africa
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
Orange River
Transvaal
London
Milner
Daily News
Sir Alfred Milner
Live Bird Shooting Controversy Spurs Proposals Across States
Editorial excerpts condemn animal cruelty in bird shooting and urge laws to ban live-bird matches. Maryland humane groups seek precedents as New York advances a prohibition bill, with press and public broadly supportive. Articles cite Inter-State Park incident and call for swift action before Maryland's next General Assembly.
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New York
Humane Associations of
Maryland
Baltimore American
Inter-State Park
Long Island
Humanitariana
Maryland General Assembly
Baltimore News
Etna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Dhlgabee
Wees
Policholders
United States
Marslan
Marsland
State OF Maryland
Insurance Department
Commissioner’s Office
Annapolis
Etna Life Insurance Company OF
Lloyd W
Fragmented comic quotes and humorous exchanges
A compilation of witty exchanges and quotations from various columns and newspapers. The snippets feature playful banter about fidelity, privacy, late nights, and fictional characters, with a mix of dialect and comic mischief. Notable voices include Merriness Gray and Mr Swellman in lighthearted, era-appropriate tones.
Weeping Principle on Stock Increases by Board Dissenters
A cautious rule asserts that raising corporate stock and issuing stock for property valued below face value requires restraint when dissenting stockholders oppose. The standard binds directors and shareholders to protect minority interests and prevent undervaluation.
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Board of Directors
Seychenedy Meyuty FS
Moments With The Muse Daffodil Song
A fragmented poem from Harper's Bazar with verses about spring dawns. It mixes ritual lines and dialect snippets describing sun, waves, daffodils, lovers, and nature waking. The piece blends lyrical musings and regional speech, noting April days and the longing of spring.
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Nature
Katx E. Clark
Harper's Bazar
German Baptist Brethren Elects Officers in Maryland Meeting
Delegates from 10 congregations, 23 meeting houses and 30 appointments gathered at Ellerton to elect officers and set dates for next district and annual meetings. Moderator Albert Hollinger and writer Thomas J. Kolb led the session. Uriah Bixter named district delegate to the Pennsylvania meeting. W. Philip Englar reappointed as district Sunday school secretary. Maryland Collegiate Institute praised as in excellent condition.
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Dunkards
Maryland
Groasnickle
Ellerton
Albert Hollinger
Washington, D.C
Piney Creek Church
George Wolf
George Bowers
Washington, D. C
M. O. Floris
Middletown Valley
C. N. Freshour
P. Ausherman
Pipe Creek
Alfred Engler
Greenbury Ecker
Meadow Branch
William E. Roop
Ezra O. Brown
Bush Creek
Silas Utz
John C. Main
Sams Creek
Preson G. Duvall
0. Roop
Frederick City
Milton McDaniel
George B. Hoke
Beaver Dam
D. O. Metz
Soloman
Longnecker
Monocacy
J. C. Waybright
G. Carl Leatherman
Thomas J. Kolb
Double Pipe Creek
Readig
George E. Sappington
Johnsville
Uriah Bixter
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Whitsuntide
Monroe Church
Washington County
Middle District
Georges Creek
Lonaconing
Elder Hollinger
Missionary Board
H. Utz
W. Philip Englar
Uniontown
William Wine
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
Barratry Laws Tighten on Texas Lawyers and Railroads
The Texas governor signs a bill imposing heavy fines and prison terms for lawyers who aid anti-railroad suits or advance funds to clients for such cases. The piece calls for broader state action and notes Georgia's prior push for stricter anti barratry legislation. It discusses the balance between holding corporations accountable and shielding them from excessive legal harassment.
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God
Texas
Charleston News and Courier
England
Candler
Georgia
Sunta
Life Ion
Frederick County Enumerators Named For Census Roles
Charles M Bader H Lee Reich William H Bailing and Charles T F Howard named enumerators for Frederick District. List lists each district, precinct and enumerator, including Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Urbana Liberty New Market Hanvers Woodsboro Petersville Mt Pleasant Jefferson Mechanicostown Jackson Johnsville Linganore Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Braddock. Enumeration must be completed in fifteen days with pay set at $3 per day.
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Frederick County
Schley
Buckeystown
Leo H. Michael
Lime Kiln
Frederick
Charles M. Eader
R. H. Lee Reich
Praniaer
William H. Railing
Charles TF. Howard
Middletown
Ccharles Y. Anders
Creageratown
G. Dix Barrick
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Christian F. Zacharias
Emmiteburg
James M. Kerrigan
Catontin
Wm. D. L. Harne
Wolfsville
Urbana
Eberly T. Dixon
Thurston
Liberty
Charles Z. Hitselberger
Libertytown
New Market
Roy L. Sponseller
Hanvers
Peter Hanver
Forville
Woodsboro
Charles H. Crawford
Petersville
George Ernest Magaba
J. Frank Reid
Brunswick
Mt. Pleasant
Robert E. Cromwell
Walkersville
Jefferson
Lewis C. Etchison
Jefferson Mechanicatown
Benjamin M. Jones
Thurmont
Jgckaon
George E. Castle
Harney
Johnsville
Johnn H. Snyder
Johns
Marion C. Falmer
Feagaville
Braddock
Charles W. Grove
Weddings in Brunswick Cumberland and Poolesville
A trio of society wedding notices from Maryland recounts ceremonies in Brunswick Cumberland and Poolesville. Carrie E Crim wed Percy O Nicodemus with family in attendance, Naomi Smith married James H Miller in Cumberland, and Elmer O Hershberger tied with Anne Poota Sellman at St Peters in Poolesville with a formal bridal party.
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Nicodemus
Ocrim
W. 8. Crim
Brunswick
Carrie E. Crim
Percy O. Nicodemus
Peter Nicodemus
J. M. Gillum
M. E. Church
Lottie Patterson
Wilbur Nicodemus
Virginia Shore
Raymond Crim
la France
Weverton
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
New London
Smith
Miller
Frank B. Miller
Ohio
Frederick Junction
Hershberger—Sellman
Elmer O. Hershberger
Anne Poota Sellman
St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Walter P. Griggs
A.O. Hershberger
Misa Jessie Elgin
Norman Wooton
Julius Hall
Joseph Pyles
Foolesville
Thomas Chiasrell
Dickerson
Social Event at Miss Grace Rager’s Home
A large attendance at 190 South Market street for a social hosted by Union Manufacturing Company employees. Guests enjoyed games and a seasonally set dining room, with attendees including Misses Maggie Orebs Sadie Darby Nina Warfield Nellie Rigdom Marie Stone and Messrs Wm Baumgardner Lester Smith Chas Zellers Jacob Smith Frank Bentz. The Cotillions series continues in Frederick with a final event directed by Mrs W Ross Jr slated for Friday evening in Junior Hall on May VW.
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Grace Rager
South Market Street
Union Manufacturing Company
Maggie Orebs
Sadie Darby
Nina Warfield
Nellie Rigdom
Marie Stone
Messrs
Wm. Baumgardner
Lester Smith
Chas Zellers
Jacob Smith
Frank Bentz
Frederick
W. Ross, Jr
Fragmented Bits From A Local Page On Horticulture And Crime
Snippets note lawns being shampooed a peach crop undamaged and calendar quirks. A proverb about fools and wise men. A lazy man compared to a dead man. Dry Goods Trust plans to abolish bargain day boosting remnant sales. Tan shoes fading from fashion. A German proverb on war’s aftereffects. Fimtiammer, the jailbreaker from Berryville, was captured in Clarksburg West Virginia.
Best Remedy for Rheumatism from Chamberlains Pain Balm
Mr D N Sinks of Trov Ohio reports severe rheumatism in arm and shoulder. After trying many remedies he used Chamberlains Pain Balm as recommended by Geo F Parsons & Co druggist and was quickly relieved. He has recommended it to friends who confirm its efficacy for muscular rheumatism. For sale by A. & Peatre.
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Gi K Relirg
Chamberlain
D. N. Sinks
Trov
Ohio
Messrs
Geo FF. Parsons & Cow Drugcisty
A. &. Peatre
Wheat Raised by Machine in California Fields
Reprinted from Scientific American the article describes California wheat cultivation as a wealth source for the state. It highlights reclaimed lands along the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers yielding high per acre outputs and notes the use of steam labor and massive harvesters to plant and harvest across millions of acres. It contrasts success in moist and dry lands and praises mechanized farming's efficiency.
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California
Oanifornia
Rivera
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Yale
Great Glenn
Scientific American
Great North
Philomathean Society to Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Philomathean Literary Society holds its regular weekly gathering tomorrow at 7 20 pm. A testimonial from England praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for bronchitis, claiming it saved the life of a Warrington man’s wife after six years of illness.
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Old England
Chamberlain
William
Avory
Warrington
Eng- Land
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