Prices Are Compared Readjustment Beneficial to Country
A Munsey's Magazine summary notes price changes from 1910 to recent wholesale figures. Wheat falls from 1.3315 to 0.96 per bushel, corn from 0.7634 to 0.57, flour 36.90 to 75.10 per barrel, beef 19.50 to 16.25 per 160 pounds, pork 27.50 to 21.50, lard 14.43 to 11. ? per pound, sugar 4.25 to 4.80, cotton 0.20 to 0.146 per pound. End adjustment seen as beneficial, likely to continue amid congressional action and rail economics following interstate commission reforms.
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Tron
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Munsey’s
Recruiting Officer Secures New Recruit for Uncle Sam
Recruiting Officer R. G. C. Jack hs cured another recruit for Uncle Sam's army. This afternoon Joseph Kauffman of Sabillasville was sent to Fort Sio cum, N.Y. He was passed by Capt. Harrison yesterday. He enlisted in the infantry. If you really enjoy a good cand buy a box of Foss Quality Chocolates at HARNERS DRUG STORE.
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R. G C. Jack Hag
Uncle Sain
Amy
Joseph Kauffman
Sabillasville
Fort Siocum
N.Y
Cant
Harrison
Harners Drug Store
Ten Percent of Deaths From Tuberculosis in Churches
A National Association bulletin on Tuberculosis Day reports from 725 churches in 12 states and 208 towns that in 1910 about 700 of 7060 deaths, 10.4 percent, were due to tuberculosis. The rate was 2.24 deaths per thousand communicants, higher than general population rates, prompting ministers to focus pulpit and home education for two weeks. Maryland data show 279 TB deaths among 2,220 total deaths in 217 churches, suggesting underreporting may mean a higher TB share.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
Census Bureau
National Association
Bulletin
Bureau of the Census
H. W. Steele
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Maryland Association
Mayor Mahool Duped in New York by Newspaper Man
In New York City Mayor Mahool was swindled out of 15 dollars by a newspaper man formerly with a Baltimore paper who cashed a bogus check. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about fraudulent schemes targeting public figures during travel.
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New York
Mahool
Baltimore
Weather Slicks and Frosts Boost Crops in County
Weather improves after damaging frosts with 33 to 79 degree swing. Farmers report wheat prospects strong while fruit buds lag, delaying work but signaling better vegetable growth in coming weeks. Housecleaning notes humor and tips. Maryland boards of trade plan meeting in Baltimore.
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Atti
Ile
Deficit wiped out by extending service, Hitchcock says
Testmaster General Hitchcock announced that the postal deficit inherited by the current administration has been practically wiped out. For the first six months, revenue reached $118,573,817 and expenditures $118,614,680, a $40,863 shortfall. He cited 3,089 new post offices, 14% more delivery in cities, 2,124 new rural routes, and 8,274 more postal workers as key factors, with salaries rising to reflect improved compensation across the board.
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Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Doctor Praises D D D Skin Remedy
An M D extols D D D as a lasting cure for skin conditions. Satisfied patients from Caldwell Iowa and Chillicothe Ohio share claims of instant relief and smooth skin after first applications. The letters assert the remedy is harmless and highly effective across many cases.
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Ira T. Gabbert
Caldwell
Ikan
D. L
August Santo
Chillicothe
Ohio
Jon
Alin Tran
Notes of News Across Maryland and Nearby States
A round up of state items includes a new Zionist church planned for Williamsport, Ridgely poultry tally with 11 hens laying 1440 eggs since November, and a coroner's jury resuming the William Warrington death inquiry in Easton. Dorchester Orphans Court chief judge G Warren Mundy dies in Cambr ing. Oysters removed from Maryland waters until next September. Baltimore Police Board prosecution nearing end. Easton awards sewer contract to Hayman & Hines for 37001 78. Governor Crothers to review the Frederick Clarksburg Emmitsburg turnpike. Peyton Poole trial in Towson for shooting his niece Viola Poole begins. Bro. in Centerville builds a cannery. farmers to plant hundreds of acres tomatoes. Snow in many counties. light accumulation at Thomas West Virginia. heavy hill in Alleghenies. Alfred Barr farm near Hagerstown to New York Central Iron Works option valued around 60000. Horace Jenkins sues Joseph Winehliffe. settlement reached with 150 plus costs. Raymond Spielman visits Hagen before sailing for Kiar 6 to pursue missionary work in the mountains of North Carolina.
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Guy Turner
Ridgely
William KB
Warrington
Easton
G. Warren Mundy
Dorchester County Orphans Court
Cambring
Maryland
Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners
Hayman & Hines
Crothers
Frederick, Clarksburg
Emmitsburg
Peyton Poole
Baltimore
Deatt
Viola Poole
Towson
Duncan J. Langrall
Tr. Horace Jenkins
Joseph H. Winehliffe
Elk- Lton
Hlupchlliffe
Teavmond J. Spielman
Hagen
Sires
Christian Missions
North Carolina
Local county notes mix of visits and illness
A long column of county news reports visits among families from Thurmont Waynesboro and Frederick plus minor injuries. People travel to Baltimore and Frederick for excursions and sales. A baby abandonment story ends with a hoped for adoption that cannot be fulfilled.
The Agony of a Baby Under a Skin Affliction
Advertisement touts ZEMO as a permanent cure for prickly heat rashes hives eczema and other infant skin ailments promising relief for restless babies. It claims widespread parental satisfaction and offers refunds if the first bottle fails to bring relief with ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP marketed for skin and scalp conditions sold by local agents including J A Williamson in Frederick.
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Zemo
Remo
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
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