Independent News At ten Discriminating Duty and Labor Views
The piece notes a conservative editor stance from Frederick MD printing, commenting on political and labor issues. It references J.P. Morgan and General Mines, U.S. Philippines policy, and foreign trade data. It quotes Southern mobs versus law, and praises a Philadelphia Telegraph essay on openings for skilled trades and the security of a tradesman career.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Telegraph
Philadelphia
Euch
Divine Miphs Question in a Satirical Prayer
A contemporary commentator mocks a speaker asking if the “divine miphs” would be satisfied with a prayer for daily coal, framing it as a wry look at material need and faith. The quip reflects satirical tone and social commentary on scarcity.
Good roads debate cited as vote lure and revival
Col Pearce's good road plan is viewed as a by way to gain votes for bimavit while promising improvements and soft soap. J J Forsees a wheat crop of 800000000 bushels signaling vast U S resources and industrial edge. Allegany county faces harmful groups, and the road project is urged to lift it from a tail and list as Cumberland Times notes the reform move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Pearce
Hagerstown Mall
Maryland
Allegany County
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Neighborly Snubs
A collage of humorous quips from Chicago Post and others on rail noise, marriage, money, and gossip. The exchanges feature Mrs Nextdoor, Mrs Meekins, Mrs Seldon, and Mrs Prath in witty, sharp asides about neighborly behavior and social pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Worries fade as optimism guides the working life
From the Philadelphia Bulletin and Indianapolis Journal the pieces urge a cheerful view of life to aid health and productivity. They outline civil service career prospects, noting salaries from 1200 to 1900 dollars yearly, with room for advancement, but warn competition favors specialists like stenographers, engineers, and patent examiners in both public and private sectors.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Medical Journal
Indianapolis Journal
The
Civil Service Commission
Moments with the Muse and The Lottery Reaper
A clustered excerpt from 19th century verse and ballad, featuring poems by Babry Thomas and an evocative landscape about a reaper. It interweaves haunted moods, longing, and nature, with the final note of distant music lingering in the speaker’s heart. The text invokes solitary figures, pastoral imagery, and classical literary allusions as it laments or celebrates fleeting art and memory.
Death notices reflect Baltimore and Wolfsville families
Ann Adelia Winher Fisher, 72, wife of Wm H Fisher, died at her daughter N R Owens home in Baltimore after seven weeks critical illness. Funeral at 2 pm from 1087 Myrtle Ave. Interment Loudoun Park. Ann Rebecca Delauter, 75, widow of Joshua Delauter, died at Wolfsville from bronchitis and debility. Buried in Reformed graveyard with Harshman pallbearers. John D Lyzar, 43, of Wolfsville, died of heart trouble. Funeral at U B Church with Rev F M Glenn officiating. widow and one child survive.
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Anna. Fisher
Ann Adelia Winher
Wm. H. Fisher
N. R. Owens
Worth Charles Street
Baltimore
Wright
Wolfsville
Philip Harner
Brown
Melvin
Frederick
Clayton
Edgemont
George N
Charles E
Ellen Easterday
Tyson Dobel
Wolfeville
John T. Harshman
Jacob L. Moser
Jackson Frughour
Ezta Harshman
Jesse B. Kelbaugh
Lawson Harshman
James A. Grove
Dorn D. Lyzar
John D. Lyzar
U. B
F. M. Glenn
John Stotelmyer
Martin Frashour
Upton Grossnickel
Cyrus W. Blickenstaff
Wm. Harshman
Charles Grossnickes
Progressive Acucure Party Meeting At Locust Grove
The Progressive Bachre Club of Dickerson Montgomery county held a social gathering at Locust Grove the home of Louis B Scholl on Monday August 25 The event featured paragus vine decor and refreshments The Washingtonians and local residents attended with prizes awarded to Lilian and Edith Dickerson and McGill Belt The next meeting is planned at Miss Bala Shreive’s home. Upcoming dances at Linganore Hills Inn and Manor Wood with Brenner’s Orchestra serving as music chaperoned by Mrs John Hessler and Mrs Kate Thomas.
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Progressive Acucure
Progressive Bachre Club
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Locust Grove
Louis B. Soholi
Elia Jones
Mattie Jones
Laurance A. Ghiswell
Imuiis Bolt
Nora Seliman
Lilian
Edith Dickerson
Bala Shreive
Louis B. Scholl
Barnard Jones
Lloyd Janss McGill Ball
Bernard Shreive
Harry Meem
Brooker Gott
Ned Dickerson
Dickersons
Washingtonians
Samuel A. Crary
Sarah R. Hellen
Robert Leo Faris
Clifford Warden
Ethel Warden
Annis Illiame
Florence Plackett
Baltimore
Plunkett
Williams
Samuel A. Crury
Lilian Dickerson
McGill Belt
Wed
Linganoce Hills Inn
Brenner
Esig
Manor Woode
John Hessler
Kate Thomas
Chorel Driven by Swintzell Clashes, Warns on Patrick Street
A chorel driven by Peter Swintzell ran away on West Patrick Street yesterday. Swintzell was thrown out and badly bruised. He was taken to Montevue Hospital for treatment.
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Ronswey
Peter Swintzell
West Patrick Street
Swintzall
Montevue Hospital
Wild August Wildflowers Blaze in Fields and Woods
August reveals a riot of purple gold and scarlet blooms across fields and hedges. Cardinale, thistle, purple mint relatives, and tall goldenrods brighten roadsides while the cardinal flower proves striking and rare, attracting bees and butterflies among July through August displays.
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Atalis
Insucta
John Anderson
Boras
County Correspondence Pearl and Harmony notes
Misses Nennis Mamie and Hisie Ray visit Mrs Pincs near Mount Pleasant. Bellapants with daughter Mra Wachter visit. Gasay family spend weekend with Wachters. Harry Wachter visits. Mrs Wachter and daughters visit Wm Ray. Wm Ray gains a new clerk. Harmony farmers near done plowing wheat. Georges Wiles near completion of new house. Picnic a success with Harmony band school songs and Rev Beard address. Edith Bare improving slowly after heart trouble. Hobart Joy very sick. Harlan Summers visits mother near Harmony. William Brandenburg enlarges stable with new roof. Children trip to Baltimore Tolchester. Edith Bissr visiting Nettie Bidie. Preaching by Rev Beard and Sunday school. Victor Liver Syrup praised as great blood purifier. Doepestia and Constipation cured by rise of St.
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Pearl
Nennis
Mamie
Hisie Ray
Mias Pincs
Mount Pleasant
Georges Wiles
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Edith Bare
Howe Bottom
Estie Bare
Hobart
John T. Joy
Harlan Summers
Walkersville
Lawson Summers
William Brandenburg
Baltimore
Tolchester
Wmars
Edith Bissr
Nettie Bidie
Trip to Walkersville Outing by Mary Jane Club
The Mary Jane Outleg Club enjoyed a second outing to Walkersville with forty in the party leaving at 3 PM by rail. They toured the town, attended an impromptu concert at the Reformed church, and dined at the Hotel Uramer with a varied menu. Miss Stobmon of York gave Plano selections, and A Kemp Keefer received a Walkersville supper at the depot.
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Mary Jane
Walkersville
Emil
Uramer
Frederick
City Depot
Wallkersville
A. Kemp Keefer
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