State News Roundup With Harbors Bridges And Delays
News of the state covers court actions on Hanton’s street paving loan and a Nanticoke river bridge project, rebuilding plans for Cambridge harbor, and a Baltimore transport recap. Reports include railroad and river infrastructure progress, a grand jury note on a Baltimore figure, and local road works from Hagerstown to Aberdeen.
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Hanton’s
Remiiuin
Wicombo
Wiscon
Revenue Cutter Service
Avondel Cove
Fork Neck
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad Steel
Nanticoke River
Federaslqrs
Alesander Nou
Jbigerstown
Hye
Apy
Sigall ‘Yohiche
Fom Angora Xontsy
California
New York
Alagerstown
Quitton
Maetin
Western
Maryhua Rallyoad
Deaf mutes plan nationwide moving picture effort
A 6000 fund was proposed to launch a town picture project to document lectures by Professor Edward Miyor Gallaudet at Gallaudet College Washington. Delegates include George W Veditz of Colorado Springs and Rev Moylan of the Eutaw Deaf Mission with instructors from the Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Colorado
Sheliga
Col
George “W. Yveditz
Colorado Springs
National Association’ ‘of
Baltimoreau
O 'Moylan
Godree HoFaugel
Maryland’ School “For
Edward Miyor Gallaudet
Gallaudet Col‘lege
Washington
The nickel coin may be phased out by Congress
Treasury officials discuss potential elimination of the nickel to stabilize prices and reduce costs across daily life. They warn such a change would shock finances, as nickels underpin streetcar fares, telephone calls, slot machines, and countless everyday purchases, with widespread effects on goods and services.
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Oflighils
Treasury
Wutiethines
Colinige Uhil
Elange
Department
Cittsburg
Iit
Congress
Dee Ream
Olga
War on Mosquito Campaign Aimed at Schools and Theatres
Dr. Ta Marshall Price, secretary of the State Board of Health, leads talks on an education campaign against mosquitoes. Plans include free screening of instructional films in several moving picture theaters to enlist children via schools, to disrupt breeding areas and curb disease. The proposal seeks cross state collaboration and theatre cooperation to amplify the crusade.
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Marshall Price
State’ Board of Healthy
Price
Cbiideer
Aictive Theatres
Conerseslong
Frost Injury on Apple Leaves Confounds Somerset Growers
Professor Surface explains frost damage on apple leaves from cold weather this season. Leaves show lower surface damage while upper surface grows, leaving wrinkled, crumpled tissue. Injury often mistaken for insect damage. no practical remedy exists this year. Separately, Cureutlo beetle injures plums, peaches and cherries. after blossoms fall spray with arsenate of lead to protect next year’s crop.
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Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Surface
Aphis
Iire
Bam
Paris
Debt owed by 158 cities reaches 1.7 billion in 1908 census
Census Bureau data show New York bears almost 40 percent of the national net indebtedness among 158 cities with populations over 30,000. The report notes New York’s outlays for improvements, sewer work, and debt rise, contrasted with Baltimore and other cities. It records per capita debt and total municipal expenditures, highlighting New York’s outsized burden.
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Ciites
Census Bureau
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Galveston
Haltimore
Kiven
Baltimore
How Marbles Are Made From Pebbles to Glass Gems
Washington Star recounts the history and methods of marble making from natural pebbles formed by river grinding to early Dutch and colonial toys, then modern factory processes in Saxony, India, and China. It explains agates and glass marbles, the rolling oak millstone, glazing, and the creation of small peawees and larger bumbocs.
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Washington Star
Imarbley
Mother Nature
Kollard
Marbive
Rom
Holland
England
America
Europe
Saxony
India
China
Unites, States
Eggs and color patterns of birds in nature observations
A detailed explainer on how different birds lay eggs, their colors, sizes, and shapes, with examples from cuckoos pigeons doves and doodled notes on guillemots plovers and thrushes. It discusses egg numbers per nest the influence of nesting sites and environmental factors on egg characteristics and the curious joint thrush nest experiment.
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Madagascar
London Globe
Atiough
Ibsa
Ope
Martin
Will
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected August 2010. Wheat No 2 Red 0.25 per bushel. Corn Barley 3.50 per bushel. Hay baled No 1 Timothy 19.00 to 20.00 per ton. No 2 Timothy 18.90 to 19.00. No 1 Mixed 17.00 to 18.00. No 2 Mixed 16.00 to 17.00. Clover 16.00 to 17.00. Oats 8.00 to 10.00 per bushel. Flour Winter Wheat 5.35 to 5.85. Spring Wheat 6.76 to 6.26. Mill Feed Bran 26.00 per ton. Middlings 29.50 per ton. Red Dog 2.20 per sack. Dairy Feeds 22 to 24 per ton. Cotton Seed meal 26.00 to 32.60 per sack. Notes mention a generic, unclear closing line about the paper.
King s New Discovery Ad
A testimonial claims King's New Discovery cured a severe cold after one bottle. The writer asserts the medicine helps lung conditions, hemorrhages, la grippe, asthma and hay fever, promising free trial bottles and guaranteed satisfaction.
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J. ForPitt
Nockys Mc. N.C
King
Eldorado National Forest Created in California
The Eldorado National Forest was proclaimed by the President upon return from vacation, consolidating lands from the Tahoe and Plumas regions. Headquarters will be at Placerville, California, with the forest totaling 1,701,000 acres after transfers and eliminations.
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Californii
Eldorado
Lin
Malie
Hanal
Mlaverville
Cal
Wits
Tunis
Fragrant compound claimed to heal burns and wounds
An unclear ad style fragment touts a fragrant arnica salve sold at a 280 theatre’s modern pharmacy. It promises instant relief for burns cuts and wounds and claims dramatic cures for ulcers boils felons skin eruptions and chapping hands.
Fire saved Boonsboro treaty site by electric car crew
An electric car crew on the Hagerstown Boonsboro line saved a large structure near Boonsboro from destruction by fire. They carried water in their hats and coats when buckets were unavailable, dousing the blaze before it caused major damage.
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Hagerstown Boonsboro
Boonsboro
Fragmented OCR note on disease control and ports
Fragments discuss foot and mouth disease, bans on imports, and breeding stock restrictions. Mentions countries such as France Germany Switzerland and United Kingdom. References timing and port procedures, and vague advertisements. Context appears as historical public notice related to animal disease control and trade restrictions.
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Maryland
Lews
Severnl Industries
Tin Hagerstown
Flint
West Mnarford
Willan Watters Memorial Metholodist- Episcopal Church
Berling
W. J. Santdlinathie
Chautauqua
Ghana
Terry Trice
Chestertown
Rudyard - Kipling
United States
Prof
Volis
Bériater
Frederick
Frederick “County Farmers
Mothen
Mrs
Kathlaén
American ‘Presa, Association
New National Forest
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Fornta
Tahoe
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Tie Tahoe
Pilunia
Develve
France
Gérmany
Land
Switzerland
Kent
Alexander
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Marsden
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