Tidewater Cement Plant Opens with Balmoral Ceremony
Governor John K Tener presides at Union Bridge Maryland as Tidewater Portland Cement Company unveils one of the state's largest industrial plants. The ceremony includes the first cement barrel sale for $1,000 to Buffalo financier C. E. Foster, with 1,000,000 barrel annual capacity and 80 plus workers.
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Tidewater Portland Cement Company
Maryland Steel Company
Stoat
Union Bridge
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Keystone State
Tenor
J. H. Dreis
Union Station
Tener
B. T. Scott
3. T. Fanning
Wiliam J. O’brien
Dretabach
W. S. Felton
Galem
Mass
C. E. Foster
Buffalo
Lener
Nolan
JT. Fanning
Owen K. Murphy
Richard K .Weade
R. S. Soper
J. D
Silken Styles and Beach Life at Narragansett
Newport exudes stateliness but Narragansett offers a distinct charm with a younger, livelier scene. On bright mornings the beach glitters as groups of women in silk and satin one piece suits mingle with well-dressed men. outfits range from costly wardrobes to sheer fabric. Residents describe scantness as common and note undergarments and bloomers in matching hues, while fashion and resort life dominate the promenades.
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Newport
Spanking Incident Leads to Man’s Release
Alderman Ricketts of Wilkesbarre discharged William Navalous of Ashley after Navalous admitted spanking his wife for extravagance. He explained he provided a monthly allowance, found funds diverted, and used a Tazor strap. The wife appeared none the worse, and Navalous was freed.
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Ricketts
Wilkesbarre
William Navalous
Ashley
Navalous
Strife at Frederick Engulfs District Encampment Plans
The Baltimore Star editorial warns of a forthcoming District of Columbia National Guard encampment near Frederick from the 18th to the 28th. It commends Washington for its battalions while noting Frederick’s neutral stance as 1,600 troops prepare a complex war game on the hills surrounding Barbara Frietchieville. Local supply needs and topographical plans are highlighted amid the mock conflict.
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Baltimore Star
Frederick
District of Columbia National Guard
Maryland Guard
Barbara Frietchieville
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Waynesboro Board of Trade fund nears total goal
The Waynesboro Board of Trade reports its 100000 guarantee fund for industrial development has passed the 50000 mark and is rising quickly. boosters show energy and aim to reach the full amount this week. funds to provide sites and buildings for new industries locating in Waynesboro. Also a note promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a brief ad.
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Waynesboro Board of Trade
Waynesboro
Warnesboro
Meat price outlook in Frederick questioned by local dealers
Local Frederick meat dealers dispute national price fears saying current supplies from growers should keep prices stable at least until winter. They cite direct farm purchases and temporary drouth effects, while noting Chicago reports do not confirm a cattle shortage. Smoked meats from cities may rise and overall costs could strain households if shortages develop.
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Frederick
Mercury
Drouth
Chicago
Striking facts in report on Washington Monument
The fiscal year ending June 30 1911 saw over 19000 visitors climb the 545 foot Washington Monument and more than 147000 view the city from its top. Col Spencer Cosbys annual report details upkeep of federal properties and White House furnishings along with preparations for four state dinners and other social events.
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Washington Monument
America
Spencer Cosby
Washington
Monument
Executive Mansion
Crosby
White House
Wines And Liquors Abroad In 1910s Markets And Trade
The article surveys international alcohol trade, noting London cocktail prices for imported American drinks, Belgian wine tastes, and Norwegian liquor sales. It details Norway’s distilleries, public liquor sales, per capita consumption, and the Christiania Samlag. It also covers Malaga wine imports, Spanish attitudes to whisky, and the poor outlook for American whisky in Spain.
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London
Spain
Antwerp
California
Belgium
Norway
Christiania
Samlag
Christiania Samlag
Malaga
Great Britain
Germany
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised in testimonial
A Erie Pennsylvania woman reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for five years of female troubles. She credits two bottles with a big change and six with full recovery, recommending the remedy to other suffering women. The ad asserts the product’s safety, roots origin, and extensive testimonials held at the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
J. P. Endlich
R.F.D. No
Erie
Lydia H. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Is that a robber castle Washington guide says
A tourist asks about a castle while the guide explains the site is a respectable garage kept by his father, dismissing the idea of a robber fortress as a misunderstanding.
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Washington Herald
Chamberlains Tablets Prove Worth to Carmichael Couple
Mr James Sylvester Sr of Carmichael Md testifies his wife’s two year illness improved after using one box Chamberlains Tablets bought from W H Bishop Carmichael Md. He says the twenty five cent package has done more good than all the doctors treatment and is worth many dollars. Chamberlains Tablets are sold by all druggists.
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James Sylvester, Sr
Carmichael
Chamberlain
W. H. Bishop
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Buffalo, N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Woxine’s
Digraysary Menical Association
R. V. Pierce
Henry Clay Beattie, JR
Chesterfield Court House
Richmond
Chesterfield Con. Tiouse
Dealite
Beulah Binford
Young Beatie
Beattie
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Ara
Popular Price Outfitters
Frederick, Md
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P. Kemp
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