Governor speaks on laymen duties in state affairs
At Braddock Heights Auditorium a large audience heard Governor Goldsborough discuss the responsibility of laymen to government and church. He urged honest public service and civic engagement, citing reforms like education standardization and worker protections, with musical interludes and social events following.
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State Wit Church
Inet Hlebe
Dana
Apeak
Ata
Frederick Maennerchor
Xerxes
Maennerchor
Messrs
Kennedy
Morgan
Michael
Landauer
Bang
Misa Luc Thomas
Divine Redeemer
Goldsborough
Gaidi
Wes Ngig
Maryland
Church
Stabat Mater
Snyder
Middletown
Harry Molendal
Philadelphia
Diffendal
Bon Air Cottage
Surgock
Washington
Brightside Cottage
Burd
Baltimore
Stonehurst
the Heights
Braddock
Gettyburg
Lowe
Washington Cottage
Lo Mies
Helen ‘Heinlein
Emmitsburg
Nibrah “House
Braddock Heights
J. A. Harbin
Frederick
Coon
Edgar Maryman
Arthur Ledang
Webber
Cromer
Louise Cromer
T. #.Stone
Estelle Stone
Evelyn, Stone
Edward. Ardeeser
J. Paul Ardeeser
Mary Stine
Stine
Edith Quisenberry
D. C
Sumner
Lee Sumner
Donna A. Waldron
Leonide
Coutney
Kahn
Joseph Perlman
Charles
MacAvoy
Edivena
Mia
Richardson
Denton
Spencer Merrick
Harriett' Ramsburg
Katharine'Grove
Adelaideland
Helen
Beeson
Monroe
Zentz
Out of Mis Way and Odd Snippets From a Page
A collage of fragmented dialogue and clippings from a New York Post style page includes snatches about Mr. Long heading out to Brown & Co. for supplies, a remark on Uncle Andy in a garden, and a historical note about Harper’s forgotten manuscript names. Also mentioned are the Oceana ship applying for American registry and a quip about stenography class outcomes.
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Alléersonz
Stover
Reade
H. Harper
Harper
Prit
Chile
New York Post
New ‘York
Oceana
South Brooklyn
Morse Dry Dock Company
Oceaa
W. R. Grace & Co
Pacific
Bridging a Difficulty in a Bank Line
A brief scene shows a teller prompting a customer to identify herself while another person waits nearby in a bank machine area. The clipped dialogue hints at a social friction during a transaction. A stray line notes Germany motor vehicles numbered 3,072.
Innovative modest dwelling with sun room and sleeping porch
This early design outlines a 26 by 28 foot two story cottage with a sun room and sleeping porch, exposed on the piazza and living room. It features full height chambers, abundant closets, a basement, Washington fir and red oak finishes, and a $3200 building cost excluding heating and plumbing.
Mischievous Spiders and Debt Jottings From Old Papers
A fragmented passage blends a Kansas City Star excerpt on red spiders offspring with two classes bloodthirsty and nonbloodthirsty and a Life column quip on debt and aging. It notes the bloodthirsty spider hunts prey, while the other behaves, and ends with a pun about ten marriages.
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Chey
Kansas City Star
Japan shells Tsingtau as fleet presses attack
Reports say Mikado’s fleet bombards Tsingtau with orders to resist to the last any hostile action. The cabinet prepares war regulations to be made public while a new naval commander in chief is expected to be named between Vice Admirals Shimamura and Kamimura. Japanese newspapers note American suspicions about motives behind Japan’s ultimatum to Germany and premier Okuma claims documentary England approval. German non combatants flee on merchant ships to the Yellow Sea and Shanghai as Kamimura leads the expeditionary force at Kiso Chau.
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Shimamura
Kamimura
United States
Peemler Okuma
England
Japan
Germany
Orient
Yellow Goa
Shanghai
Kiso Chau
German Airship No. 8 Destroyed by French Shells
Paris reports Zeppelin airship No. 8 shelled and destroyed between Celle and Vandonviller by French forces. The airship was en route from Strassburg, with Randonviller in Meurthe et Moselle located 12 miles southeast of Lunéville.
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Paris
Celle
Vandonviller
Strassburg
Randonviller
Meurthe
Mosele
Lune Title
Open Dardanelles to All Commerce Says Telegram
Constantinople August 24 The route has issued a circular to foreign diplomats declaring the Dardanelles are open to all commercial vessels. Seventy five percent of Egypt’s trade is with British possessions.
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Ardanelles
Constantinople
Egypt
Baseball Scores From Weekend Games in the American League
Saturday results featured Philadelphia, St Louis, and Chicago losses with varied battery pairings. Sunday notes list Detroit and Boston wins while several teams rest. standings show Athletics and St Louis leading in a tight AL race with multiple clusters for Boston Chicago and New York.
National League Saturday results and standings
Reports from Gilengo Pailin show Or-Chicago 1 Batterrey Alayer Doolh Smith Bres sahan At. Pittsburgh 3 Tros ton 2 (11 game) Gatterien-Jamas Gowdy Varmont Gibson. Cincinnati 9 New York 4 Batterigs Marquirt McLe an Agules Gonzales St. Pauls 4 Brooklyn Mecurtys Par i Games. Cincinnati 3 New York 2 Butteries Testedu Demy ree Meisan Myoras Ames feonxaled St. Louis 7 Brooklyn 3 Batteries Perritt Wingo Kuzeman Schmutz Fisher. Standing of the Clubs Boston 39 51 Philada 60 53 463 N.York 68 48 361 Pittsburgh 59 68 4g St.Louia 62 i Use Ginevitl 51 60 45% Chicago 58 83 523 Chicago 68 33 523 bye
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Gilengo Pailin
Chicago
Alayer
Doolh
Smith
Bressahan
Pittsburgh
Troston
Gatterien
Jamas Gowdy
Varmont
Gibson
Boston
Pittsburphe
Haxs
Gowdy
Cooper
Coleman
Cincinnati
New York
Batterigs
Marquirt
McLean
Agules
Gonzales
Ouls
St. Pauls
Brooklyn
Ates
Butteries—-Testedu
Demyree
Meisean
iMyoras Ames
Federal and Tri-State League Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Box scores recap Federal League games with batteries Moran Adlen Sedans Wilson and Suggs Jarkilisch Groom Simon at St Louis Kansas City Pittsburgh Indianapolis Brooklyn St Louis Baltimore plus Sunday matchups. Tri State standings show Harrisburg Reading Trenton Wilmington Allentown Lancaster with firm leaders and cliff notes on second games and batters Remsey Nagle Meehan Onfell Miller Monroe.
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Zand
Bullard
Raridon
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Tristate League
Alentowesdiert
Ad- Miller
Manning
Monroe
Ans
Iliers
Harrisburg
Onfell
Miller
Trentisi
Trenton
Reading
Bohen
Ta. Smith
G.o Smith
Star Dust Rains Over Earth Allegedly
The New York Journal notes a steady rain of meteor and comet dust upon our world. It cautions against assuming Earth is visibly growing from this dust. Calculations suggest a one inch thick layer would take billions of years to accumulate.
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New- York Journal
Reading Between Lines on a Job Application
A fragment from the Baltimore American shows a dialogue about obtaining a new toolkit set and the need for references. The last employer demands a cook’s references, highlighting hiring hurdles and the cautious tone of the exchange.
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Baltimore
Balkans Oil Well Tale Surfaces in Woodville Narrative
An 19th century tale recounts a supposed deep Balkans oil well shown by Mr. Caton and the claim of petroleum flowing from the district. A Baku expert visits, drinks from a bucket plunged into the well, and proclaims a wonderful oil discovery, later exposed as a ruse by a clever supplier.
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Balkana
Mr. Caton
Woodville
Balkans
Weatville
Baku
Caucasus
Great Petroleum Distriet
Plea For Annual Medical Examinations For All
Letter from Victor C. Vaughan in the Journal of the American Medical Association argues for universal annual medical exams to prevent disease. Emphasizes private property duties, public welfare, and that preventive medicine benefits society by extending life and reducing suffering. Calls for yearly health checks to detect tuberculosis cancer and heart disease early.
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Lhely
Victor
C. Vaughan
Journal of American Medical Association
Nesid
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