Notable Maryland Governor Lloyd Lowndes Dead at Cumberland
Longtime Maryland public figure ex Governor Lloyd Lowndes died suddenly at his Cumberland home. He was praised for reforms and a strong public service record, with colleagues noting his character, integrity, and leadership in the State. Ex-Postmaster General James A. Gary called the state’s loss substantial.
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Lloyd Lowndes
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Lowndes
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Gentral
James A. Gary
Heaage
Jokes and Parodies From Gossip Across Papers
A compilation of humorous snippets and light exchanges from various newspapers. Remarks include Society talk, a funeral drop due to debts, a wedding line mix up, and quips about doctors titles and a car anecdote. The jokes reflect early 20th century newspaper humor and social satire.
Christmas and New Year in Cedar Obote County Town
County correspondence details numerous residents visiting family over holidays. Notes include visits by Mr and Mrs J W Boyer, Mr Lester Watkins returning to Fr Howard after time with parents, Miss Bessie Hobbs and Miss Jillis Beal visiting Frederick, Miss Myron Miles at Briarley Hall Seminary, and many local social calls. A Halem M E church Christmas program drew praise with a wreath drill by twelve young ladies. A new foot bridge was completed near Back Lodge area, with the site and labor led by local workers and finishing by York Bridge Co. Gas incident left two girls unconscious briefly but they recovered fully.
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New York
Lester Watkins
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Miz
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Noah Watking
Bessie Hobbs
Misa Jillis Beal
Frederick
Myron Miles Haw
Briarley Hall Seminary
Poolesville
George Miles
J.O Hiogapant
Thomas Jonnson
Back Lodge
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Thomas Johnson
Mias
Katherine Baker
George I Onbitt
Wisson Hattie
Esther Sneyder
Gaithersburg
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Inez
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Frank Whipandette
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Hagerstown
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Ephraim Harbaugh
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Let Us Wave Back From War to Arbitration and Peace
A Washington Star essay argues that ending war benefits civilization and reduces suffering. It praises international arbitration to settle disputes, notes the vast human and financial costs of wars, and imagines roads, utilities, and wealth redirected to productive work under peaceful means.
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Moments With The Muse And A Winter Sleigh Ride
A fragmented verse piece reflects memories and past joys while a datebook notice reports Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution electing officers at the regent's home. Obituary notes note August Rich dying after a fall in Harrisburg from an elevator shaft at Bernard Schanidt’s bakery.
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Fragmentary 1900s clippings mix on canals, bonds, and politics
A garbled collection of editorial comments from Baltimore American Cumberlad Times and others names Ro, Governor Pennypacker, and Simon Sam. It mentions a canal as a political issue and warns yellow journalism. Also notes Haiti ex president sentenced for worthless bonds and Wall Street stance on bonds.
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Baltimore American
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O Cumberlad Times
Simon Sam
Haiti
Wall Esreet
Balstform Americas
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised as Cure All
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces cures the condition offering a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Sermon and Social News From a Busy Week
The report covers a sermon at Gettysburg Seminary and various local notices. It notes readers’ recoveries from illnesses, visitors returning home for holidays, and relatives spending time together. It also mentions a Woodsboro oyster supper for charity and a bustling sequence of unrelated anecdotes and brief international items.
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New Jersey
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Rockville
Firemen injured by dynamite in Ashland barn blast
A dynamite blast at a burning barn in Ashland Wisconsin injured four firemen and two spectators during suppression. The explosion also shattered windows and sent debris across town shaking churches and homes as residents fled and the scene disrupted services.
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