Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Ad
A period notice from the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick Maryland outlines subscription rates for the News Service and lists postal terms. The piece also comments on political corruption, railway construction in Baltimore Frederick, and a Senate action honoring Rear Admiral Bobby. It includes letters and criticism about Maryland Agricultural College and experiment station management.
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Bobby
Congress
Senate
Sohley
Santiago
American Agriculturist
Maryland Agricultural College and Experimentatation
Charles Benedict Osivert
Ith
American Agriculterist
Maryland State Experiment Station
Agriculural College
Agricultural College
Maryland
Charles Benedict Cal- Yart
Prince George's County
Colese
Naval muddle in Vening prompts Crowninshield critique
Editors from Baltimore American Cumberland Times and Baltimore World weigh in on Crowninshield and naval strategy as a sharp tongue commentary. A U S Census bulletin shows the state leads in canning oysters vegetables and hosts the largest packing workforce, with California ahead in fruit canning.
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Crowninshield
Baltimore American
United States
California
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Sharp Wit Vignettes
A collection of playful exchanges and quips from various papers. Terse exchanges cover nervous patients and tonics, work indifference, prison optimism, a real estate complaint, and a humorous domestic of a wife and husband with household ledgers. Witty lines from Simpkins Vansant Horter and others showcase lighthearted society humor.
Charleston Exposition Triumph and Esquire Debate
The Charleston Exposition is praised for boosting business and public Spirit, drawing leaders to the city and highlighting South Carolina’s enterprise. The Charleston News and Courier stresses lasting value beyond immediate profits and notes the broader lesson of civic achievement. A New York note questions the title Esquire for officials and contemplates proper forms of address in President era usage.
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Charleston
Louisville Courier-Journal
Charleston News and Courier
South
South Carolina
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
United States
North
Esat
Etiquette Dilemma Over Names at Royal Event
A fragmented note discusses social etiquette among organizers about using full names versus abbreviated forms. It warns that omitting titles or muttering through variations could anger individuals, urging simplification by dropping residual royalty and using plain names like John Smith to avoid disputes.
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Jones
Robinson
John Smith
Moments With The Muse Twilight And Dawn In Verse
Fragmentary verse notes by Rupert Haven EcRAvFYLER and Frank L. Stanton express twilight mood, inner dawn, dreams, love and nature. The text weaves dawn in the heart with wind and meadows, night and day turning into dreamlike imagery from Atlanta Constitution.
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Hope
Rupert Haven Ecravfyler
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Waite Addresses Patuxent Planters on Southern Maryland Fruit Growing
At a joint meeting of the Patuxent Planters and Vaneville Farmers Clubs near Upper Marlboro, Prof M B Waite of the U S Department of Agriculture spoke on his orchard experiences in Southern Maryland. He described cross pollination, pear blight control, his 414 acre Patuxent site, the mix of crops including 35 acres of sweet potatoes, and his tree and disease management system.
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Patuxent
Waite
Cowpea Bay
Elberta and
Reeves
Death seals life of Mrs Sarah Culler at Jefferson
Mrs. Sarah Culler, widow of Dr John Culler, died last evening at her Jefferson home of cancer at about 70. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 in the Lusheran church at Jefferson.
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Sarah Culler
John Culler
Jefferson
This County
Lusheran Ghardh
O.S
Weddle
Baltimore
Lroxell
Elizabeth Markey
York
John
John Loy
Muinnia
William Troxell
New York
Mary More
Edward Miller
O. W. Loy
Jerry Martin
Aid Sociery of
Oreageratown
Joshua Martin
Teagaville
C. L. Leatherman
Lewistown
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Romanz
Tadies’ Aid Missionary Society
Luke's Lutheran Church
Dramatic claim of miraculous cure by King’s New Discovery
A Dorchester woman credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung trouble after other remedies failed. The letter, signed by Mrs Lote Crag, describes intense illness and breathing difficulties and touts the product as the best and cheapest with a good price at Albert LaPestre’s drug store.
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Lote Crag
Dorchester
Mase
Iariigeret
Albert L. Pearce
Benier
Albert la Pestre
Ciiee
County Notes From Pare nsville and Nearby
County correspondence lists visitors from Frederick and Baltimore, local farms, and church events. Residents travel to St Marys and Lavattaville, while harvest is underway with shorter straw.illness and homecomings punctuate the town updates in Bloomfield and nearby communities.
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Arrze
Frederick-Baltimore
Bright Itema and Local Bits in Brief
Brief bits of local and general interest note quirky sayings and social observations. Linwood Camp Meeting opens August 9, mock dignities, weather forecasts for July, and a notice about directors for the Frederick and Mid Motown Electric Railway Company. An illustrated summer remedy advertisement promotes Contsberindas Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with home use claims. Lansing Iowa Journal advertises the medicine and its value.
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Bruifar
Linwood
Frederick and
Mid- Motown Electric Railway Company
Samsatr
Familly
Teerriba
Thiele
Lansing
Iowa
Journal
Gale
le Pestre
Mostar City
C. E. Zimmerman Mile CO
C.E. Zimmerman
Constantine Cardes & Bros
Maryland
Cardes & Bro
Market Street
Frederick City
King Improves After Restful Night Says Special Dispatch
A brief bulletin from Lonpos reports the king’s condition showing solid improvement after a calm night of sleep. The dispatch notes added strength and overall advance in health as of 10 o'clock this morning.
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Tus Nxwa
Lonpos
First Loss of Life at Duryea Colliery Reported
Special Dispatch to Tus Newe from Witvesuanne Pa July 1 The first death during the coal strike occurred at William A colliery Duryea where Antonie Guetssepe an Italian was shot by a coal and iron policeman from behind the stockade This incident marks the initial fatality in the strike. A column then extols Hostetter s Stomach Bitters for various ailments and ends with a reader anecdote praising Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Henderson N C noting local sale by A G L Pearce.
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Tus Newe
Witvesuanne
I Fe
William A
Duryea
Antonie Guetssepe
J. A. Kelly
United States
Mr. Kelly
Henderson, N.C
A. G L. Pearce
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Judith Page
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Misa Soste Thomas
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Lawrence Rosske Sud
Merryland Tract
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Thomas Nelson
Nelaco
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Genavieve Claggett
West Virginia
Milburn Rourke
Mrs. O'Donnell
Columbus O’ Donnell
Misa Lucy Suloer Ie
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Lavattaville, Va
dJerey Martin
Waynesboro
Norrah Loy
Berlala Martin
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Annis Warrenfeltz
Charles O. Zimmerman
Thomas EB. Saylor
Gettysburg
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Tre King
England
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Victor
Frederick-Town
Hanks
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J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Jacob Roseback
J M. E. Doll
Tlbeewie
Wweeters
Woodsboro
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Woodsboro Savings Bank
B.D. Shriner
Frederick and Wordsbeuc ‘Turnpike Company
Franklin Savings Bank
Feederick
Roger McSserr
Richard P. Ross
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Rederick
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Wx. BH
Pustice Sale
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Milton
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Rochesten
NFL
Union Kaltting Mills
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Menard
Lala
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Anson Bale
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Mostenes
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Offrederice
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Burger Art Gallery
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New Management
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J. Daniel Ortmalins
Merchant Tailor
Custer
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DorIane Hamilton Lindbay
Bellmore & Potomac Malin Line
Wilmington & Weldon
Savannah
Florida
Weaterz
North Carolina
Richmond & Petersboro
Albams Midland Ist
Mobile & Birmincham
Basse
Watts & Co
Rantere
Mizett
East German Street
Baltimore, MD
Towsszxp
Scott & Sox Bankers and Brokera
Fayette ST
OPPO
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Jasper N Harrison
Jasper N. Harrison
Brunswick
W. Patrick St
Goldsborough
Pder Nisi
Equity
Circuit Court
Eben Lutz
John Late
Charles Lutz
William Lutz
Bales
William H. Hinks
Bammond Uroer
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Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick, Co
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William Williame
Ann Williams
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U A. Sharetts
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Aid
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Oramer
Sigkest
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Patrick Street
Feagaville
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R.B. Schedules
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