Cadet Cruise Plans and Battleship Squadron Details
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a planned naval cadet cruise aboard a squadron of battleships including the Massachusetts and Indiana. It mentions Captain John Bowyer, Nav al Academy superintendent, and possible Mediterranean ports. The text notes about 400 cadets, aims of instruction, and midshipman exposure during the voyage.
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Academt
Battleahles
Santiago
Alassidhu
Betts
New York Navy Yard
Noteen
Cade
Mediterranean
France
Naples
Ganon
Gibraldata
Eng- Dard
Rpstrow
Olympia
Chicago
Fartford
Ardade
Massachusetts
Inaha
Noted Play The Climax Set For City Opera House
The three act comedy drama The Climax by Edward Locke, produced by Joseph M. Weber, is rescheduled to appear at the City Opera House tomorrow night. It is touted as a worthwhile attraction.
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Edward Locke
City Opera House
Joseph M. Weber
The Climix Climax at Weber's Theatre New York
A review of ABCENE in The Climax notes its success at Weber's theatre in New York. The author praises fresh ideas from Young Anicrius and the story for its straightforward telling. The piece highlights love, sentiment, gentle intrigue, humor, and artistic temperament within a tale of three people.
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Dar. Marke
Weber's Theatre
New York
Auenor
Anicrius
May Raise Tax Rate If Legislature Approves State Aid
The article discusses Governor Crothers signaling a possible rise in next year’s state tax rate if the new enterprise for statewide aid is approved. It outlines current rates, planned allocations for public schools and road funds, and potential costs for new institutions and tuberculosis care. It notes proposals for funding through loans, autos taxes, and state revenue strategies amid expanding lunacy and care programs.
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Crathers
Crothers
Board of State
Aid
Chiaritica
General Assembly
St Serio Grove
Springfield
Baltimore
Spring Grove
State
Sabina Ville
Crotherk
Maryland
Automobile Club
Massachusetts
Marsachuvette
Bay State
Frederick’s Suburbs luncheon delight a Fredericton society event
Seldom has there been a more delightful luncheon given to Frederick than “A Lunch to the Suburbs” by the maids and young talent of Frederick county last evening in Kemp Ball for a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The program opened with tableaux featuring belles and beaux, with a Marsland School for the Deaf performance and a string of charming acts. The audience praised the lively sketches and the group’s polished execution, with notable turns by Miss Worthington and Mrs. Jenkins among others, and the event concluded amid warm applause and charitable proceeds.
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Frederick
Tantrona
Frederick County
Kemp ‘Ball
Elizabeth McDaniel
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Marsland School For the Deaf
Workington
Thie Gray
Wart
Rale
Dawley
Margret
Woal
Tanleaw
Che Chilahinis
Pearl Stulth
Tablea
Caroling Rogers
Tessie Molter
Toblain
Mixces
Patsy Urner
Jolson
Kitehte
Walter Mebimel
Jenkitts
Theo Hustess
Marr Grage Pibtfonstein
Kitty
Uli’ Worthington
Brown
Orland
Lye Text Door
Weaner Ritehie Winekener
Martin
Amour Trimpet
Louise Potts
Liawsity
Heloise DeGrange
Prge
Nndihir Soturbanite
Mixa Llerrletta Ritehie
Mountsmart
New York
Roux Chapline
Mra. Jenkins
Sr Ming Jenkins
Mra
Elinelle Rosa
el Fey
Pavdne ‘Swith
Mary
Jelen Hershberger
Cline
Brunswick Defeats Diamonds in Bowling Match
The Brunswick team defeated the Diamonds as John Haines of East South Street reported two hogs weighed 72 25 and 390 pounds, while Alfred from Pearl announced hogs at 365 and 407 pounds. The report lists weights and names in a fragmented local sports note.
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Brunswick
John Haines
East South Street
Alfred Emp
Concrete Battleship GF: Moytts Defies Modern Defense
A fragmentary report describes a concrete battleship project named GF or Moytts, claiming fortified towers and turrets on a Corregidor area plan. It mentions island defenses, a foreign fleet threat, and a controversial plan completed under an imposed regime.
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Patie
Mont Ungwunl
Ede
Fratte
Nila
Ernllé Island
Xin
Inskdé
Corregidor
Catarrh Cure Promises Beauty Through Health
A 1909 advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a permanent catarrh cure. It links catarrh to blemished complexions and lists testimonials from a New York beauty authority and Mrs. Williamson of the Rexall Store. The notice covers sales terms, price, and mail orders, claiming health and vitality follow restoration of mucous membranes.
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Coemetice
Swifts
New-York
Digestive Woes Fade With Stomach Aid Claim
A garbled ad-like passage cites indigestion gas and heartburn as misery from a bad stomach. It mentions enforcements and digestive agents like Buch 28 and asserts relief within minutes after taking the product, framing it as a cure for dyspepsia and related odors.
Public Sale of Frederic Estate in Frederick Maryland
Public sale of real estate for the estate of George Metzner deceased will occur at the court house door in Frederick on Wednesday December 29 1909 at 7 in the morning. The property fronts East Patrick Street 45 feet 7 inches with irregular rear depth and includes a dwelling with a three foot alley, a brick outbuilding and a yard with large trees. Terms: one half cash day of sale, balance in one month with note secured by approved security bearing interest from sale, security of $200 required. Edward A. Gietinger executor. Chas B. Fout auctioneer. Urner Urner attorneys.
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George Metzner
Rand
Aisa
Wits
Frederick
Maryland
George Metzger
Patrick Street
Williara
Patrick
Dale
Apt
Edward A. Gietinger
Chatter B. Fout
Urner & Urner
Altorpeys
dGleodif
Lavi Price
Frederick County
Orptians
Raid
Adel
Dutch Rea( and Personal Property, As Follows T: “First, the Diet{Wery and Mui
Eternity
Urhana
Freden Ek
Pelee
Ako
E. Price
American Building
Beltimore
Continental Trust
Baltimore
John Gardner
James Radon
South Harker Street
Osborne
Oliver
Syracuse
Harvey R. Leake
Willers
Property sale notice for farm with timber and springs
A local sale advertises a tract of land with abundant timber and springs, conveyed to George Quenty by five deeds. Terms require 200.00 deposit, balance in 30 days with possession after sale. Purchasers may obtain mortgage financing at 4 1 2 percent. Conveyancing by the usual attorney.
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Ibed Farnt
Sas
George Qeventy
Cornelius Burrier
Guetiito
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