August and September bloom in the gardens full of lilies roses and gladioli
The article praises August and September as peak garden months with lilies especially the auratum and other roses such as Mme Bavary Madam Abel Chatenay and Killarney. It notes fragrant Hualuna and golden-rayed lilies, several hardy roses, and a bright mix of annuals and perennials. It also offers practical tips on gladioli planting soil, spacing, and fresh mulch and advises transplanting in August and potting strawberries for earlier fruit.
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Japan
Mme
Bavary
Abel Chatenay
England
Killarney
Louis von Houtte
Baroness Rothachild
General Jacqueminot
Anna de Diesbach
Victor Verdier
Francois Michelon
California
Ford Waging War on Coal Profiteering
Detroit reports Henry Ford in a move to close plants on September 16 due to coal industry conditions. He frames a battle against alleged coal profiteering, claiming brokers hold large supplies and prices soar 100 to 300 percent above normal. Ford argues action may curb price hikes and aid workers. A separate note records Charles Loerber, aka Lambert, receiving one year and a day for a securities robbery tied to a major heist.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Peace Hope Dims In Coal Dispute
In Philadelphia August 29 a took of efforts to end the hard coal strike faltered as Secretary Davis left for Washington after two hours with United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis. Senator Pepper and Samuel Warriner pressed for arbitration, while Father Curran arrived to lend moral influence. Davis and Warriner conferred with Lewis and Murray before rail travel as talks stretched into the night.
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Philadelphia
Pepper
James J. Davis
Washington
John GL. Luvia
United Mine Workers
Broad Street
Secretary of Labor
Samuel D. Warriner
Davis
Lewis
Phillip J. Murray
Binghamton
N.Y
Mr. Warriner
Montrose
Pennsylvania
Senator Pepper
Warriner
Lewis-Davis
Curran
Wilkes-Barre
I First Compounded This Remedy For My Own Neighbors
A testimonial style notice describes a home remedy promising healing from iron deficiency. It claims pain relief, increased energy, and improved nerves, urging readers to take a specific iron tonic after meals for two weeks and assess results, with sale through JW Harner or other drugstores.
Must the Counties Be Disinherited in Maryland Politics
A Baltimore city dominated state government narrative argues counties lack representation as four Baltimore officials hold major offices and both U S Senate seats. It endorses David J Lewis of Allegany for Senate, urging counties to unite at the September 11 primaries to reclaim influence and resist Baltimore dominance.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Baltimore
United States Senate
William I Norris
William Cabell Bruce
Joseph J. France
John W. Garrett
David J. Lewis
Allegany County
Wiliam Cabell Bruce
United States
Lewis
Miners Strike Divides Rank and File Over Continuance
Murray reports on miner morale and union stance as the strike drags on. Father Curryn backs the miners and seeks to present a formal arbitration statement to Mr Warriner. Mr Davis withholds details of talks with operators and miners. Toronto bans jazz in parks while community singing is promoted.
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Murray
Father Curryn
Mr. Warriner
Davis
Toronto
Eiss
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New York
Charles Loerber
Broadway
Holmes i
Essex County
N. J
Loerber
Lambert
George Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Reet Aves
Cy Beat
Tom
Wilbur
JW Harner
Hagerstern
Aegert
Bone FF
Treferd
Potncel Apent
Lester Smith
Albert R. Gane
Parenger
Rolas Caretel
G. Taxi CO
J. W. Harner
J. A. Williamson
Steiner Bros
Lowenstein & Wertheimer, Inc
N. Market
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carrell St
Belong
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Ernjtsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Quynn’s
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Elgin Watche
Siverwate
Guarrcied
West Patrick St
Sipuwre
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