State 7th in Line Population Growth Since 1790 Census
Maryland census bulletin by Director Durand analyzes state population growth with Baltimore as the densest major division and Garrett county as the largest area with lowest density. National comparisons show Maryland's growth lagged pre-1849 but outpaced national rates later, with Baltimore City and 14 counties driving most of the state’s gains.
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Vurand
United States
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Carroll County
Baltimore County
Carrol County
Baltimore City
Allegany
Corallie
Garrett
Prince George’s
Washington
Wicomico
Anne. Arundel
Cecil
Charles
Harford
Howard
Kent
Queen Anna'y
St. Mary's
Talbot
Maryhind
Los
Half Rice Raised in Texas Ten Years Ago Story
Texas farms now plant 270000 acres in rice with the coast’s foam area proving superior to traditional Louisiana and coastal regions. The system uses irrigation canals and dykes, pumping from rivers and wells to flood fields. Each acre costs 12 to 14 dollars to raise, yielding 12 to 18 bags per acre sold at 3 to 5.5 dollars per bag, with two crops possible yearly.
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United States
Texas
Loanishvnna
North Corpling
Vallon
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Lake Charles
Jennings
Crowley
Fort Bend
Wharton
Matagera
Iraboria
Northwest
Cleveland
Ohio
Wharton County
America
Aviator Atwood Smiles After Record Long-Distance Flight
New York August 30 Harry M Atwood completed a 1265 mile route from St Louis through Chicago to win the world long distance flying championship. He sat in triumph as photographers captured his cool demeanor and dressed appearance amid cheering soldiers reporters and civilians. The biplane skidded to a stop in a clump of trees near Governors Island.
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New York
Harry M. Atwood
Governors
St. Louis
Chicago
Atwood
Anonhile
One in Three Kansas City Marriages Ends in Divorce
Figures show that one of every three Kansas City marriages ends in divorce with about 700 divorce suits filed since January 1, 1911. Sociologists blame high living costs and lax laws while Judge Porterfield urges stricter marriage requirements rather than broader divorce rules. He calls for screening of mental and physical fitness and earning capacity before marriage to curb broken homes.
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Kansas City
Porterfield
Juvenile Court
Bloodless Surgery Defended by Barker Against Medical Council
TH A Barker, a park bone dealer, defends anesthetist Me Bow Axham as the Magligh Review reports a Medical Council order erasing Dr Axham from the Medical Register. Barker claims the council’s actions threaten surgeons and could trigger parliamentary calls for law revision while praising Axham’s cautious observation and partnership in delivering anesthesia without incidents across thousands of operations.
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Ott Wits
Ma. Barker
Gomer Medical Council
Hunk
Axham
Scondtet Io
General
Meidlical Council
Axhanm
Ashame Onve Hie
Unis
Safe and Sane Fourth Cuts Deaths in Nine Years
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a major decline in Fourth of July deaths and injuries from 1903 to 1911. Killed dropped from 872 to 67 and injured from 4,419 to 1,605, with Chicago and New York showing strong gains as saner celebrations spread nationwide.
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Sane
Journal of American Medical Association
Aqli
Lockjaw
Chicago
New York
Frederickson's Ticket Woes At Atlantic City Trip
Fredericksonian writes to The News about waiting long at the B and O ticket office as the 8:20 train to Atlantic City nears departure. He buys a Frederick to Baltimore ticket, later learns he must pay Baltimore rates for the seashore leg, and notes others faced similar delays. He praises Frederick and confirms loyalty while sharing the grievance. The piece includes an endorsement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with a testimonial from Mrs. A. A. Giles.
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Atlantic City
Mohammed
Frederick Junction
Baltimore
Frederick
N. J
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Lydia J. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lialwice
Decay of the teeth and lime starvation claim
Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette urges lime rich diets to prevent tooth decay. A chemistry lecturer argues lime deficiency causes enamel and pulp erosion driven by sugar. He cites lime sugar interactions in blood and solutions, urging lime rich, sugar poor diets for children. M. F. Gabat, ex imperial chef to Russia, hired by Hotel Emerson in Baltimore.
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M. FP. Gabat
Russia
Emerson
Baltimore
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