Forgotten Sorrows and Rock-a-bye Verses Collide in Page
A miscellaneous clipping presents poems and reflections. It opens with Fosern Parrenson Galton's meditation on buried sorrows and memory, contrasts with a child’s lullaby by James B. Kenyon, and closes with The Word in Season urging balance and acceptance that you cannot have it all.
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Fosern Parrenson Galton
Letters From The People Dont Block The Streets
Current communications urge the mayor and aldermen to warn citizens against throwing snow into streets as travel is difficult. The piece also promotes Dr King s New Discovery for grip and colds, claiming it cures coughs and prevents consumption with a free trial offer at A Z Pease s Drug Store.
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Tum Xens
Board of Aldermen
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Peazre
Plans for good roads in Maryland survey experiments
Maryland Geological Survey laboratories, under Dr. W B Clark, conduct tests on road building materials from counties. Letters to county commissioners pave the way for a legislative planning report. The survey gathers data to name county suitable materials and cost efficiencies, guiding a general road construction plan and county specifics. Dangers of grip and cures featured with medicinal ads amid surrounding notices.
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Maryland Geological Survey
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Feeding The Birds In Prince Georges County Notes
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Robert Peach
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Death of Col William A Morgan Ex-sheriff of Jefferson
Col William A Morgan a famed Jefferson County figure and Civil War veteran died at his Shepherdstown home at 6 30 yesterday afternoon at age 68. He served as sheriff for 26 years and commanded the Second Virginia Cavalry under Jeb Stuart. He founded Morgan Grove Fair near Shepherdstown about 14 years ago and was its driving force. Surviving are four sons including Archie in the Second West Virginia Infantry and Daniel a U S Navy surgeon, plus William and Augustus.
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