Weather Bureau crop bulletin finds no alarm despite frost
The Weather Bureau reports last week’s cold wave caused frost and ice across the section but damage to fruits vegetables and early crops was less than expected. Peaches plums and apricots suffered in parts of Maryland with some trees in bloom elsewhere. The bulletin notes dry ground and calls for light rains to speed germination as oats and potatoes are planted and corn prep continues.
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Buresu
Pasches
Maryland
Baltimore
Montgomery
Tutt's Liver Pills Promote Health and Digestive Ease
Tutt's Pills claim to cure liver ills and ensure perfect health by regulating the bowels and producing a vigorous body. They are advertised as an absolute cure for sick headache malaria biliousness constipation and kindred diseases.
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Tutt
Fires rage in South Mountain and town fires harm Baltimor
Destructive fires are burning in South Mountain, with additional blazes near Baltimore. Reports note a slaughter house fire at 2553 Pennsylvania Avenue, damage to a boarding house on 212 North Calvert Street, and a fatal burn of Florence Virginis Laird, four years old, after an accident at Grover Place and Calvert Street. Talbot County tax collectors appointed and railway timetable talks held in Cumberland.
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South Mountain
Hagerstown
State Board of Death
Bastion
Frank Hardy
Anne Arandel County
New York
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Wi- Mamaport
Boyre
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Western Maryland Theological Seminary
Ohl
Cumberland
Scott
W. W. Frazier
Alberos
Howard County
William Messeramith & Bon
Pennsylvania Avenue
August Stethel
North
Calvert Street
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Florence Virginis Laird
Charles Baird
Grover Place
B. Palmer Keating
Cambridge
Archibald Gelkie
George's Creek
Lord
Consolidation Cost Company
Lowndes
Medics and Chirurgical Faculty
Maryland
David W. Cheever
Harvard
Enthusiasm Builds for East Third Street Athletic Opening
Members rally over Contests for the new athletic Held at East Third Street on Tuesday evening. Track trials showed promising material and a large turnout signaled strong entry interest. Outdoor events draw crowds, with the forty yard dash, pole vault, and broad jump exciting. finals trials set for Monday.
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Umsof
Lacies
Western Maryland College Glee and Mandolin Club Tonight
A concert unfolds at the Opera House featuring the Western Maryland College Glee and Mandolin Clubs with tickets at 15 cents. The report praises the program, noting strong choruses, repeated encores, and high talent, while highlighting Mr Lane's esteemed work and the audience’s hearty applause.
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Western Maryland College Glee and Mandolin Clube
Alexandris Gazette
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Western Maryland College Glee and Mandolin Clubs
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Frederick City Hospital Benefit Fund Efforts Noted
Frederick City Hospital Association reports favorable progress on fundraising, planning a series of entertainments and photo souvenirs. A forty-seat benefit by Flora Stanford Company occurred last week. Strawberry fêtes for adults and children are planned, with German Baptist Convention memento sales and monthly receptions. Next association meeting set for Tuesday, May 11.
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Hymeneal of Thomas P. Peterfield and May Elizabeth Jennings
Two Brunswick couples wed in home ceremonies. Thomas P. Peterfield and May Elizabeth Jennings married at the bride’s home with Rev F L Lempen officiating. Frank C. Pownell and Russ Amelis Chambers tied the knot at the groom’s family residence in Bolivar with Rev F B Barry conducting.
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Reformed Church
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Wante Better Roads Brenenick Taxable Basis Public Appeal
The article notes Wante Better Roads Brenenick with a taxable basis of half eight million and the strongest push yet to the County Commissioners for attention to county roads leading into the town. It also mentions Mrs. John E Fleming seriously ill at home on West Third Street and lists various patent medicines and notices in a dated local piece.
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John E Fleming
West Thirdetree
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