Farmers Aim to Protect Wildlife in Turbulent Times
An editorial piece discusses farming and hunting in harmony with wildlife. It praises provident leadership and cites the Woodmont Rod and Gun Club in Western Maryland as a model for habitat protection. It notes farmers’ humane acts to feed birds in deep snows and calls for continued preservation efforts for next season's sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uys
Woodmont, Rod and Gun Club
Weatern
Maryland
Itiware
Organizathet
Eort
Fragmentary note on famine and sunken ships
An incomplete passage mentions death by starvation and reference to the Handla and sunvens, with unclear connection to a larger event or place. The readable fragments suggest a historic distress context without concrete dates or actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L-feou
Maryland Assembly Faces Scrutiny Over Spending
The Baltimore Star notes state leaders debate economy amid criticism of expenditures. It contrasts a $80,000 bill for local materials against roughly $80,000 paid to about 200 enrolled employees, implying broader concerns over how funds are used and urging prudent budgeting in the 1910 Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Star
Vague street chatter and social banter in a Puck excerpt
The fragmentary page captures light dialogue among characters about hats fashion and social observations. Snatches mention a telephonic dinner, a judge, a wife, and a casual exchange about borrowing money, conveying a whimsical slice of humorous urban talk.
Rural parcels post urged as a public convenience
The report by Deputy Postmaster General Dewey argues for experimental rural parcel delivery to compete with private couriers. He notes rural carriers handle small loads yet could deliver heavier parcels, supporting service expansion to improve postal finances and public access.
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New York World
Mourth
Dewey
Caralog
de Graw
Afr
DeGraw
Moments With Them us Lyric and Ailing Sunset
Fragmentary OCR reads like a poetic fragment. The text references a forsaken mas and twilight calls, with mentions of a red ghost of the sun and ancient voice. It includes stray phrases about catarrh and a misread title suggesting Henry and illness themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
New Hoffmann Orphanage Supported by Reformed Church
The Hoffman Orphanage, a new institution of the Ret Reformed Church, is being established with a $1,500 donation from Mathias Hoffmann and later a further gift of $1,500 from Taplin. The plan aims to educate and house orphans in Taupin led by a superintendent, with homes, gardens, and farm work to be developed on a farm site, overseen by Woodstock directors and local officials.
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Hoffman
Orphanage New Institution “of Ret Reformed Church
L “George
Jad Agnes
Huys
Brugle
Tyle
Instituttop
Abe
Bultiuigre
St. James
Taupin
Heeld
Jeff ‘Wa
Éinestion
Iuuthier
Uioffmat
Temauin
Feoudly
Hatteras
Einireh Inver
Tnt
Thule
Ah Barkey
Gettysburg
Totomme
Accordinaly
George Wetloft
Agnes Houttinn
Tate
Mtr
Loftman
Agios HoMiain
Geherel Jousesvork
Telie
Tio
Hechtel
Mate Ione
Nice
Reformed Church
Hamand
Woffu
Anine
Boia
Fragmentary OCR: scattered lines amid old chart notes
A jumble of garbled phrases references charts, tokens, and director notes. The legible bits hint at a reform or median reference and mentions an orphan, but most content is unreadable.
Water meters urged for citizens as city considers 90 cent rate
Fragmented text describes water meter adoption and rate discussions, citing the Washington Monthly Water Company and city actions. It notes the year, the mayor, and a push for metering compliance, with reference to consumer impact and billing practices.
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Nie
Inclor Wien
United
Cowell
Washington Mouthly Water Company
Woman with infant reported kidnapped in transit from Virginia
Police investigate a Mississippi of a woman from Frederick County Virginia traveling toward Chicago with a three month old child. Railroad detectives and the Shenandoah Division issue close watch as the suspect claims destitution at 330 North Sheldon Chicago. Authorities consider kidnapping or attempted removal of the child.
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Irederick County
Chicago
Witicheater
Eho
Eda
Weetery
Harper's Verry
J. E. Spurrier
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Death notices from Thurmont and Lewistown areas
Two obituary items report deaths in Maryland. Phoebe Alice Eyler Lyler of Thurmont died Tuesday at Springfield State Hospital from typhoid fever, survived by her daughter Mae Eyler and several relatives. Funeral services occurred in Thurmont with interment at United Brethren cemetery. Mrs Sarah Portner of near Lantz died Wednesday at about 63. funeral held at Lewistown.
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Whoroba
Eylm
Phoebe Alice Byler
Theodore Lyler
Thurmont
Springfield State Hospital
Ingane
Sykesville
Tyler
Michael Vreeze
Edgar Eyler
Geacam Public Sencos
Giatora
Vosiah Willbide
Lewis Keefer
Joseph Ratmuth
Henry Hetterly
Alien Eyler
Jacob Wreeze
Tourmont
United Brethren Cemetery
Fortner
Sarah Portner
John Portner
Lantz
Lewistown
Market Price Snapshot for Grains and Feed
Prices shown include wheat at 10 to 13 dollars per hundredweight and corn around 6 to 7 cents per bushel. Baled straw and hay reach 10 to 16 dollars per ton, oats 10 to 13 dollars, and middlings and feeds vary by grade. Dairy buyers report 26 dollars per ton. cotton values around 25 to 96 per pound in this listing.
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Wales
Motter Bros. & Co
Banks AL. L
Anny Cotton Dirck
Geoa & Abbe
Esteveee
Bedsennsadeges Hoveton
Rwy
Roeatouth
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard Company
United
United Live ‘Insoles
United United Wye
Uoding Sa
Cotes
Western Maryland
Bingeeegeee
Sit
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Union Pacifi Vee
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Western Union
Vita
Baltimore
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Wanverick, MD
Vifishey Aati
Tewis
Edivard Dismiriner
John Bimmons
Henry Williams
McCahdell
Wel-Carty
Tsney McCahdell
Hotter
Motter Brothers
Tigeory
Cata Phone Factory
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Srechang
Daniel Eissler
Peter Rere
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SNCS
Jersey
Oraer
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National Bank
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E. Darner
Inveuck
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James A. Long
North Market Street
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Middletown
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Central National Bank
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