Warfield at Mt Airy Appeals for Blair Lee in Fair Visit
Governor Warfield toured the Mt Airy fair and tournament in Daluiueds aliimen, urging voters to back Blair Lee. He argued corrupt politicians have mismanaged state funds, contrasted his record with Arthur Pue Gorman, and urged the public to exercise their rights. The event included prize awards and a coronation address by Charles O Clemson.
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Ka-Gov
Edwin Warfield
Mt. Airy
Bown
Blair Lee
Senate
State Senate
Arthur Pue Gorman
Ar Lee
Tee M Amoss
Mount View
Bass Vernon Garver
Locust Grove
IH Penn
Bloodville
Charles Bowers
Linden Grove
D.C. McClellan
Cherry Grove
Pickett
Nakfirme
Brooklandside
Stephen Crobert
Daisy
C. H Hobbs
Allington
H. L Davis
Fountain Mills
Hobbs
Mr. Garver
Mr. Bowers
Mr. Amoss
Wealthiest Town in U S Reedville Menhaden Industry Lead
Reedville Virginia sits on the Great Wicomico River in Northumberland County and, with about 1500 residents within a three mile radius, is described as the wealthiest per capita town in the United States due to the menhaden industry. The industry employs hundreds on 25 steamers, with 650 men aboard, salting nets, and nets and rope valued at 40000 dollars annually. Seven factories, modern facilities, and high machinery dominate the sector valued at 250000 dollars and employing workers paid 25 per month and board.
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Reedville
Wicomico River
Northumberland County
United States
Northumberland
Reelville
Aunen
PTT
Serson
Prom.ce
Dust Dangers From Industrial Dusts Warned by National Group
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis issued a warning on the dangers of dust. Dusty trades show tuberculosis deaths more than double the national average, prompting a U.S. government commission to study mining and lung disease conditions. The report cites dust types and specific mortality rates among grinders and workers exposed to metallic, vegetable fibre, and street dust, urging better ventilation and dust control measures in buildings and workplaces.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention
United States
National Association
Mtal
Royal Commission of Australian
Bureau of Labor
Frederick L. Hoffman
United
Association
Asaiist
Aiso
Minter
Mere Apen WneoBs
Mae Imesh Ane
Stan
Siboul
A Word to the Wise by J Pierpont Morgen
Morgen at a Cincinnati sumptions dinner during the Church Congress praised advertising power. He urged that every advertisement should act as a salesman in print and draw the eye, create interest, and drive the sale, warning that without such impact the ad fails its core purpose.
Armies of the World Population and Army Ratios
The document compares national populations and regular army sizes across countries including the United States, Japan, Korea, China, India, Australia, Canada, and European nations. It notes Switzerland’s high ratio of soldiers to inhabitants and discusses potential U.S. impacts from disarmament, citing cost implications and economic effects. Senator Norman plans a visit to Hagerstown to campaign for governor.
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South and Central America
Mexico
United States of America
Japan
Korea
China
India
Australia
Canada
Turkey
Bulgaria
Egypt
Switzerland
Murape
Tuk
France
Germany
Sweden
Russia
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Unu
Carnegie
Ratt
Fragmentary Notice on Unclear Package Sale
A damaged OCR note mentions a package of Chambon Tobtets and drug items with references to price and sale. It lists unrelated names and phrases, providing little coherent context for a full report. The readable portions point to a sale or distribution of items by druggists but lack clear details.
How Baseballs Are Made And The Modern Ball
An illustrated feature in Popular Mechanics explains baseball ball evolution from cheap carpet core to the cork-centered fast ball. It traces changes in materials, speed, and in-base hits, noting fan interest and the shift from rubber centers to cork cores. A comic line about a Dutch school lesson follows the main item.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Peace Ends Factional Fights in Montgomery GOP
A peace pact was declared at Steckrville with no primary contests. Delegates and state central committee members will be unopposed and certified by the Supervisors of Election, after Warner withdraws and Barnard steps back, ending a likely battle among factions. Named are Warner, Kirk, Duvall, Buhrman, Mount, Warfield, and other official contenders.
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Montgomery County
Steckrville
Ilkak Luere
Wilk Mol
Olly
F. Frank Trazzare
House of Delegates
James W. Simpson
State Central Committee
Brainard H. Warner, Jr
Ralph P. Barnard
Chevy Chase
State Central
Warner
Mr. Warner
Barnard
D. W. Baker
Anti Warner
Thomas Dawson
C. Scott Duvall
Alfred G Buhrman
James M. Mount
Albert Warfield
Charles F. Kirk
Uriah H. W Griffith
Henry H. Miller
William Tyler Page
Rotation and prevention of club root in crucifer crops
Rotation helps prevent club root which affects cabbage turnip kohi rabi rutabaga cauliflower mustard kale broccoli and other crucifers. The disease remains in soil for years and can spread via manure from pens and poultry houses. Buy seed and plants free from club root to protect the crop.
Mass of Postoffice Statistics Rush to Moss Commission
Three thousand Postoffice Department clerks in Washington work overtime to shape statistics from postmasters across the nation on second class mail costs. The Moss commission, meeting in New York City, seeks a plan to cut expenses. Postmaster General Hitchcock believes nine million dollars yearly could be saved with more economical handling. Theodore Weed, chief clerk, says the data will be ready by Monday after extensive tabulation and full detailing.
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Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Washington
United States
Moss Commission
New York City
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Theodore Weed
Weed
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Mt.airy
Gorman
U. S
England
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Frederick
Tland Billa
Armies OF the World
Great Briain
Reid- Los Angeles Times
Norman
Hagerstown
Sylvester
Tata
Phasane
Atigas
p'Auber
and Baker
Dave
Rockville
Dr. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
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Preece
Greer Faia
Boos
People’s
Common Sense
Bartholomay
Wm. H. Shipley
N. Market ST
Tion
Merhl F. Moberly
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Ima. Harper
Kentucky
Omer
SY Louis Otve
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