Maryland Team Rises to Fifth in Herrick Match at Camp Perry Ohio
Marylanders place fifth with a 576 score, finishing one point below Pennsylvania and six from second as Ohio leads the event at Camp Perry. Local rifleman led 200 and 600 yard stages with strong performances from Blades Duce and Munshower, while Col. Gaither and Sgt. Givan guided wind readings between pits.
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Ohio
Maryland
Camp Perry
Pennsylvania
United States
Infantry
Massachusetts
Gaither
Givan
Blades
Duce
Gemmill
Douw
Munshower
Forney
Edgar
Collins
Wright
Gemmill and
Little Joe Culling
Aw Shepherd
Shepherd
Elet
Value of Salt as Food for Animals and Plants
An analysis cites J A Mac Donald on salt composition and impurities. Pure salt lacks direct plant nutrition, but trace impurities aid growth. sodium chloride benefits animals, supporting digestion and overall nutrition. Farmers often salt cattle weekly, but excess causes waste and poor nutrition. animals should have ready access to salt whenever possible.
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J. A. MacDonald
Ottawa
Canada
New York Tribune
Future anatomists may sway politics through brain studies
An editor argues that evolving brain science will reshape politics by steering who can cast ballots. He cites genetic traits, brain development, and neuroanatomy as basis for elite influence while denying a link between genius and insanity. The piece attacks simplistic ties and highlights racial bias in early research.
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American Medicine
Lombroso
Iistance
Aviator Atwood Expected to Finish Cross Country Flight
New York reports Harry T Atwood, the daring aviator, is due to arrive Wednesday August 23 completing a cross country flight from St Louis covering about 1270 miles. Remaining route includes Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and final New York leg.
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Harry T Atwood
St Loui
Erie
Atwood
Apuffalo
Anffalo
Trochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
New York
Education and brains debate in immigration critique
A fragment argues that education cannot elevate brain power among immigrants and lower races, comparing intellectual ability to tools and urging scientific study of brains. It claims the brain is the key organ for political influence and warns of using intelligence to determine voting rights, urging further brain research to filter voters.
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Jess
Cheaper Meat Cuts Debunk High Price Value
The National Provisioner urges buyers not to overlook cheaper cuts as flavorful and nutritious. It advises slow simmering for dhuch and stewing meats to avoid toughness, proper searing before slow cooking, and suggests fireless cooking for cheaper cuts. It notes roasting should sear then finish slowly and provides approximate times.
Nervous Young Girls and School Life Focus
Authorities warn neurasthenia among modern schoolgirls stems from relentless schedules of study and athletics. Experts urge balanced activities and practical work to foster self reliance, adaptability, and healthier nerves, cautioning against overemphasis on games and constant competition.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
News of the State highlights from Baltimore and surrounding areas
Daily summaries note Deputy Marshal Manning urging improvements at police stations in Baltimore. a Carrol County quarry labor inquiry. the death of Baltimore railroad figure John Sawyer Wilson in Bass Rocks Massachusetts. Wang Ah Fook held for opium smuggling in Baltimore. Governor Gorman support and local Democratic activity. midshipmen fleet to arrive at Solomon's Island. multiple minor accidents and fires including Marion Duckett's motorboat Comet. railway labor posts changes at Western Maryland shops. Harvard graduate seeking Baltimore position with $100,000 to invest. O P McCarthy named general passenger traffic manager at B and O. a fatal vertigo incident among a jeweler. a mass meeting with Senator Gorman planned. insane verdict in Talbot county. Baltimore tollgate removal talk. pricing dispute over Reisterstown Turnpike within the city.
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Timonium
Manning
Beasman
J Eads How
Carrol County
John Sawyer Wilson
Baltimore
Pert
Bass Rocks
Mass
Wang Ah Fook
Hagerstown
Gorman
Washington County
Solomon's Island
Seth C. Holbrook
Harrisonville
Albert M. Jones
Harford Road
Westphalia Avenue
Western Maryland Railway Company
Marion Duckett
Comet
Piney Point
Harvard
Board of Trade of Baltimore
O. P McCarthy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. Wight
J. Henry Heil
George C. Morrison
James L. McCormick
Trappe
Talbot County
Easton
Hopper
Springfield State Hospital
Weeping Trees and Their Graceful Yet Frustrating Forms
A Su burbia Life writer argues many weeping trees are freaks, detailing upright and prostrate types. Notes weeping birch, Napoleon willow, weeping willow, weeping beech, Camperdown elm, weeping ash, Japanese pagoda, and Japanese weeping cherry. Falls road Baltimore home sinks due to road grading.
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Thesehildren
Alfalfa Culture Emphasized by Prof Cron at Belair
Professor A B Cron of the Bureau of Plant Industry in Washington spoke to Harford farmers at Belair Courthouse. He outlined three keys to alfalfa success lime drainage and inoculation advising inoculation via soil from a thriving field at no less than 200 pounds per acre.
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Harford
Belair
A. B. Cron
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculure
Washington
Acre
Doctors Failed to Help Her in Pound Wisconsin
A Pound Wisconsin woman reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for fourteen years of dyspepsia and female troubles. The letter praises the remedy's safety and urges others to try it, noting Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Pound
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Herman Sirru
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