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Gubernatorial Nominees and Platform Endorsed at Maryland Convention
A Maryland convention endorsed Governor nominees and a broad platform. Leaders highlighted public welfare, support for election laws, and a practical act. The platform favors primary elections and state candidate submission to the people, while criticizing rival proposals. The delegation anticipates strong electoral support amid campaign momentum.
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Maryland election abuses blamed on both parties
The article argues that abuses in the Senate race reflect corruption in both parties. It warns that neither Democrats nor opponents can condemn the other's dishonest factions without recalling widespread money influence in primaries and voting. It cites "clan" and "venray voters" as examples of corrupt practices affecting the election day.
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Contemporart Commentary on Immunity and Prohibition
A jumble of editorials from Baltimore and Taneytown arise. Harriman’s immunity bath is said to shelter him from prosecution yet not from investigation. Wry notes mock grafters and crime prosecutions while governor Vardeman critiques political claims. A Canadadian postal note sparks reflection on small currency and practical needs of paper money.
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Taneytown Record
Epigrams and oddities sparkles in old paper gags
Humorous snippets from a 19th or early 20th century page feature quips about women as the weaker vessel, peasant humor on peanuts, and epigram misunderstandings. A cross of jokes from The Cross, Philadelphia Ledger, and Cleveland Leader hints at social aims, courting silliness, and light satire.
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Voice Off the Press and World Peace Prognosis
A Somerville Journal item mocks amateur writers amid vast publication numbers. The New York Sun notes rising global divorce rates from 1884 to 1904. The New York Tribune reports The Hague conference making practical progress toward peace, reducing war potential and advancing pacific legislation.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers from Toledo, J Cheney & Co. claim reliability and financial stability. Cure advertised as acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Products sold by druggists with free testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Endorsed by The Vounty The Ostero Journal praises a cough remedy
William M Dietz editor hails a popular remedy from King s New Discovers for coughs colds and throat diseases. The Ostero Journal endorses the product as infallible with a guarantee and claims it cures discomfort. Available at Pearra s Modern Pharmacy for 60 cents with a trial bottle free.
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Moments With The Muse And The Lazybones Tale
A mosaic of poems and anecdotes spans classic musings and humorous classroom vignettes. From a lyrical homage to nature and youth to Bascom and his students, the piece blends moral reflections with light literary humor and a painter’s critique of inferior paints.
Civil War Mule's Shock At Automobile Parade
A Port Jervis New York World dispatch describes a six-vehicle auto party near Cuddebeekville as mule owner Jeremiah Conkling and his elderly wife awed by cars and a mule branded U S. The mule’s fear and the hand made wagon draw curious gawkers including William Ringler and John F Scruggs.
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Sullivan County
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Bluff Man
Prominent Bluff, Missouri businessman C Grays touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest and easiest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. He says he has used it and endorses its effectiveness. Guaranteed at Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy 25c. Ray won ran it to Tha Nawe.
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Fredery and Marie Scene Behind the Curtain in Amateur Play
In Frederichy, during an amateur theatrical, a couple lingered behind the scenes as the man declared his love. The woman, serene in ball gown, urged him to continue while the prompter called for her cue. Pearson's Weekly notes the moment captured by the theater's mood and attire.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Tribute to a Confederate General in Linf Elegy
A fragmented obituary fragment notes the death of a Confederate General in Linf in 1900. The text references names like Napoleon Corsica and Adelaide f ful actre, with garbled dates and places, indicating a memorial notice for a military figure and possible biographical details.
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Ral
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Corsica
Fragmented Ad Incomplete Local Notices
An OCR heavy text fragment lists names and addresses with scattered professions and events. It mentions visitors and residents on various streets, a camp, a sale, and a budget note. The garbled lines include references to Miss Nellte, Mrs. Sophia Aven, Mr. Richard York, and a central event at Lewi rank Batts Pry in Barktil.
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