Notable Maryland Governor Lloyd Lowndes Dies
The former Maryland governor, ex-postmaster James A. Gary and others mourn his sudden death at his Cumberland home. He led reforms in Maryland's government and was active in politics again, with colleagues praising his character, integrity, and executive ability.
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Fragmented Society Quips and Wedding Banter
A cropped montage of humorous exchanges from various papers. Jokes about a condolence visit repayment and marrying into status mix with light quips about doctors titles and romance. The snippets capture social chatter and urban wit in terse dialogue.
County Correspondence Dances Through Christmas Week News
Mirthful county letters recount Christmas and New Year visits among residents from Dickson to Gaithersburg. Families gather with relatives in Washington New York and Frederick while school and church events highlight the season. Several bridge and home projects wrap up as gas incidents alarm but pass with no harm.
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Wartime reflections on peace and arbitration in early reports
A collection of excerpts from Washington Star and Philadelphia Ledger discusses war's grim toll, the value of orderly peace, and proposed arbitration to settle disputes. It argues the devastation of war outweighs its claimed glory and envisions postwar reconstruction and civilian benefits from redirected military expenditure.
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Moments With The Muse And Winter Sleigh Rhymes
A column of verse and a short news note recount poems about memories with Jenny in a sleigh. The Frederick Chapter DAR plans its annual election tomorrow at Regent Ritchie’s home. An elevator shaft fall in Harrisburg hospital claims life of August Rich, 85, a Bernard Schemidt bakery helper.
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Fragmented Snippets Reflect The Era Of Distrust
A jumble of clipped quotes and misheard phrases from several papers satirically comments on politics and finance. References touch on Ro, Maryland canals, a warning to a Pennsylvania paper, and a Haitian ex president sentenced for bonds.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutionally Caused Catarrh
A 19th century promotional notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive cure for catarrh. It claims the disease is constitutional and that internal treatment alters blood and mucous membranes. The ad offers a $100 reward for any uncured case and advertises testimonials and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Sermon at Gettysburg Seminary and varied local notes
In a Sandsy morning service at the Lutheran church, Gettysburg Seminary delivered a strong sermon. Reports mention Mr Harry Rodera recovering from injuries, Mamie Shaw returning home from New Jersey, and several local residents visiting relatives. A Woodsboro oyster supper raised funds for a cause, while odd anecdotes and minor incidents fill the local notices. A dramatic opera accident in New York injured chorus members. dynamite accidents near Glendale referenced. marriages and public notices also noted.
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Firemen Injured as Dynamite Explodes in Ashland Barn
A dynamite blast during a fire fight in Ashland Wisconsin injured four firemen and two spectators. The blast shook the town, blew a crowbar through a church window, and damaged nearby buildings as services took place. A separate item reports the death of Philadelphia toolmaker Paye... Pitts and heavy snow storms in West Virginia disrupting transport and communications.
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