Debates on Food Adulteration and Public Protection
A collection of political commentary and legislative notes discusses the need for stricter controls on food adulteration and the protection of public health. It cites proposed amendments in New York and Iowa laws, concerns about preservatives, and the role of medical journalism in endorsing stricter safeguards. The piece also touches on political intrigues within parties and international naval assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New York State
Contemporaries Ponder Peace Queen of May
A column review notes a whimsical wish for the Goddess of Peace to be crowned queen of May. It also mentions a Western Maryland wedding and a pun about Herring and Hogehead. The Annapolis item hints at a candidate in Annapolis and a garbled phrase.
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Baltimore
Miss Herring
Western
Maryland
Hogehead
The
Annaporie Capital
Farragat's Admirals Echo in Obscure Ancestor Note
A fragmented note from Annapolis references an ancestor born in the same log house as Admiral Farragat and hopes he never duplicates Farragat's principal achievements while preserving a historical echo in oblique terms.
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Admiral Farragat
Ghanos
Farragat
Annapolis Obrontole
Minutes of Merriness and Witty City Snippets
The page compiles humorous exchanges from multiple papers. It quotes remarks about race and propriety, a quip on a general’s war record, social snobbery from chauffeurs, and student excuses for college. The tone mocks social pretensions and everyday absurdities.
Tomb of Paul Jones Should Rest Where Philadelphia Sits
In a Philadelphia Ledger discussion the author argues Paul Jones should be buried in Philadelphia owing to his close ties to the city as naval and commercial center. The piece dismisses Arlington and Annapolis as unsuitable and urges a Philadelphia tomb and monument aligned with naval tradition and local history.
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Paul Jones
Philadelphia Ledger
Trison
John Paul Jones
Reywood
Paris
Scotland
Brodericksburg
Virginia
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Arlington
Iltassa
Annapolia
Navy
Moments With The Muse Last Charge At Appomattox
Poem excerpt recounts Civil War valor at Appomattox with Grimes and Gordon leading a Confederate Carolina band. It honors fallen soldiers and asks why divine love permits such carnage, praising endurance amid smoke, shrapnel, and shattered walls as Grant and Lee are framed as the nation’s fighting anchors.
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Sphinx
Grant
Henry Jerome Stockam
Great Gonooell and public meetings mark Maryland scene
A Salisbury fundraiser for the Macanie Order draws attention as the Great Gonooell of Red Men of Maryland hosts events. Westminster votes Oscar D. Gilbert for a fifh term as mayor at a citizens meeting. Maryland notes report a man sentenced for forging money orders in Baltimore and a railway receiver's final report filed. A Cumberland jail death from meningitis is noted along with a vessel collision near Salisbury harbor. Harmony rededication planned next Sunday, and a Cumberland minister to lead services. A stray letter from Frederick discusses house painting claims and guarantees.
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Todas
Gonooell
Maryland
Leeceston
Orlfield
Ladiece
Salisbury
Oscar D. Gilbert
Westminster
Lewis Wood
Baltimore
George Weeme Williame
Washington, Baltimore
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Tax News Office
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Detroit Tribune
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Princeton Tiger
Voice OF the Press
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Appomattox
Carolina
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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Warpina, Kinnan & Maryn
C. G. Grayson
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Dr. King
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Harmony
Myersville
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Cumberland
Buodsy
James Houck
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Logica
Devon & Co
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West Patrick Stract
Allen Rohrbuck
Currie
Jacob Rkobrback
Stanhope
J. Doll
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W Young, Jr
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Hagan
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Menley
Antutt
Fountain Mills
B. Kubert & Sons
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Fourth Street
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Addrong
Menles
Privata Anle
Yaridot
Hurdt & Keefer
Carty, Arent
Patrick Street
Studis
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Wm. BH
Ager
James M. Smith
Woodaboro
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Showman
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Baltimore, Md
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Immerman
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New Jersey Registry Co
Newark
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New York City
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Rus Mountain Clty Creamery Company
North Bentz Street
Landis
FreDerick County Telephone
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Farmers' Bulletin
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