News item musing on rail travel and safety from era
The piece discusses rail travel, speed, and safety. It cites a Scien American writer praising high speed on straight tracks while recounting incidents on fast and slow trains. It notes better rolling stock and dispatcher supervision but warns wrecks still occur due to track safeguards lagging behind equipment advances.
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Ice mine myth debunked in Maryland claims
A Baltimore American item laments scarce fish stories and jokes that a Maryland geologist found an ice mine, noting such claims are not credible. The Annepolis Hospital quips at the absurdity, reflecting contemporary opinion on sensational local rumors.
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Diewarded lover at Wilkes Barre wedding
The diewarded lover who hugged the bride too hard is described as having bear like manners. The remark appears in the Baltimore Run editorial. The late Daniel S. Lamont left an estate valued at 3,900,000. It notes his rise from private secretary to a major business figure with backing from a few top executives.
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Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Newspapers
A collage of quirky witticisms and social banter from multiple papers. Humorous exchanges cover marriage, reading habits, and light anecdotes about lovers, guests, and daily life.
President’s Monroe Doctrine stance at Chautauqua
The piece notes The Washington Star coverage of the President’s Monroe Doctrine remarks. It argues strong U.S. defence of the hemisphere against European colonization, warning against naval limits and advocating force if needed, with opposition to imperialist views. It reflects wartime diplomacy and the belief in American strategic superiority.
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Moments With The Muse A Summer Sanctuary
A reflective piece describes a yellow flower in the grass and a serene sky. The scene shifts to a sacred, dreamlike setting with imagery of priests, cattle, and a solemn gathering. The speaker envisions following a baby, a beggar, and a king toward a royal crowning, ending with a devotional tone. Narrative attributed to Jos A Tscitan and Lewise Dexman GOLDSrerry in The Independent.
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Frederick’s Early Days Recalled By Visiting Commentators
An Era Megazine style dialogue visits Frederick to recount the town’s history. It notes German settlement around 1728, the Monocacy river, and early names of streets and inns. Prominent figures like Braddock, Washington, and Black Hawk are mentioned along with Braddock’s Spring. The piece blends legends with historical events and references local hotels and travelers passing through Frederick.
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Death notices and obituaries from Mt. Airy area
Deaths of Joshua Burall aged 73 in Mt. Airy after two months illness. Widow Mrs. Presence Sheffield, age 73, died at Frank Sheffield’s home. Mrs. Susan Stimell dies aged years at Ostrol Street home. Miss Mary Koontz, formerly of the city, dies in Baltimore. funeral and arrangements pending.
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SIMPEON RICE MARRIAGE IN NASHVILLE TENN
Edward Simpson Young and Ella Virginia Rice wed in Maxwell Hones parlors Nashville on July 12. Rev T Oullam officiated before relatives and friends. Bride in pearl grey silk, groom a noted Charlotte Tenn business man. They plan home in Charlotte Tenn. The piece includes poetry, a tennis note, a social dance, and Montgomery County Fair dates.
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