Maryland Congressman Linthicum Backs Peanut Culture Push
Maryland congressman J Chas Linthicum a former school teacher plans to mail literature on peanut culture to constituents. He argues federal literature on peanuts is rich and serious, aiming to boost Maryland’s share of peanut wealth previously enjoyed by Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Braddock
Thie County
J. Chas. Linthicum
Acheves Tint Tae
Virginia
Carolinas
Linthicum
Tinthicum
Strawberry Kings
Anne Arundel County
House of Representatives
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Congress
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Linthicam
Unsure notes on Mr Linthicum and government crops
Fragmentary lines discuss Mr Linthicum and potential government information now at his disposal. Mentions sending physicians and distributing pamphlets to lawyers to suit their interests, aiming to benefit the most with available materials. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Linthicum
United States
Exit of Wooden Mail Cars Moves to July First
Government acts to phase out wooden railway mail cars with steel underframes. Postal officials say the changes will speed transformation in mail cars, reduce wreck risks, and require railways to stop using wooden components between steel cars. Current counts show 262 steel cars, 56 with steel underframes, and 1,114 wooden or mixed cars in service. twenty-one clerks were injured last year though no fatalities occurred in wooden cars between steel cars.
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Post Office Department
Tull
Bumber
Senate
Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Post Office 1811
List notes letters unclaimed as of April 22 1811 that will move to the dead letter office if not collected within two weeks. Entries include Chas Albaugh Theo Straus W Henry Tsler Mrs Corin th Chabers Miss Maggie Smith and others, with names tied to Baltimore and Worcester MD remarks about Beverly purchased by a Baltimore man.
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Frederick City
Centlemen
L. Ro Albaugh
Chas
Athey
Biel Morient Co
B. Moor
Thos Proctor
Wm. D. Somerville
Mrs. Cfe
Stitch
Theo L. Straus
W. Henry Tsler
Ward
Mary Alice Brown
Delia Coleman
Corinth Chabers
Anime Fallen
Be PB. Tinsley
Ida Kefauver
William Roadrick
Maggie Smith
T. W Shannon
Cavalry Drills Stir Texas Camp and Protest
United States Cavalrymen in Texas practice marches for the Ninth regiment near San Antonio. Controversy erupts as orders to relocate black troops provoke protests and political intervention from Congressman Garner, leading to a reversal and keeping troops at the camp.
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Texas
Warkack
Tekee
Civalry Tien
Iwe
Ghove
Nbokraes
San Antonio
Garner
War Department
Mesivap Sreutier
Tivavisvile
Oder
Mera
San Antenio
Tea color law to halt imported green teas May first
A new law under the Wiles department bans coloring agents in green teas imported to the United States starting May 1. Exporters fear initial price rises as tea colors shift from dye to dull tones, with green tea sales dropping in the South while black tea remains strong in the North.
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United States
Toate
L Wiles
Lews
Penny Postage In Sight Amid Postal Expenditures
A report shows a $40,863 deficit over six months with receipts lagging behind expenditures. The Post Office Department extended facilities while cutting costs, reducing the annual growth in spending to 22 percent this year from over 8 percent last decade. Auditors anticipate a possible current year surplus and note inherited deficits from Roosevelt era policies. An unrelated comic dialogue about neckties appears at the end.
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Postoffice Department
Roosevelt
Medivesea Generbotchtoen
Spokane's Advanced Plan Creates Open Commission Government
The Spokane charter establishes a five member commission chosen from 92 candidates in a March election with women voting for the first time. The mayor lacks veto power and five commissioners, each with defined portfolios, govern public affairs, finance, utilities, works, and safety. A unique publicity provision requires open meetings and official notices in the free Official Gazette. Voting uses a five by five five-choice system with a unified, party-free field and stricter campaign spending limits.
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Cormness NL
Amcnhadsip Bow
Spokane
Anions
Nelson S. Pratt Sal
Comoner
William J. Hindley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Robert Wailey
Chas. M. Fassel
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
David C Coates
Colorado
Zora FB. Hayden
Public Utilities
SATISFACTORY PAINTING
A fragmentary note cites a comparison of painting and lumber costs and includes a quoted exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald about honesty and deception in small dealings. The line hints at distrust in a man who hides truth with false teeth, framed as a broader point on integrity.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Sunny Monday Laundry Primer Boosts Cleaning Ease
A vintage note touts Sunny Monday laundry soap as a versatile helper that halves rubbing with the soap doing most work. It claims the product performs well in any water type, whether hot, cold, hard, or soft, and promises immediate improvement for users.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Chicago reader recounts how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female weakness and stomach trouble after she insisted on obtaining it. The notice urges women to demand the remedy and notes its thirty year history as a standard female health tonic made from roots and herbs.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Mrs
Lydia &. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinknam
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