Maryland timber and wartime talk in a glitchy soundscape
The piece mocks political plans and wartime talk, noting Maryland ties to governors and a plan to jail officials for violations. It quips on Navy war talk, Rockefeller testimony, and Japan in California, then critiques The Los Angeles Times depiction of Japanese residents as prosperous and industrious, urging emphasis on practical effort over idle speculation.
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Navy Department
Pacific Ocean
Japan
California
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
The
Times
Thas
Postofica
Saa
the Times
Eagle
Treas
Gap
Bela
A Complex Entrepreneur Builds Wealth Through Diversified Ventures
The subject starts a store and plants a varied crop of vegetables including spade produce, berries like strawberries, and other fruits. He also enters the chicken business and remains known for his tireless work ethic, accumulating money rapidly and attracting widespread attention from commercial channels.
Temporary comment on public figures and politics in mid 19th century press
The clipped items reference lectures by Giv Hughes and a critique of gubernatorial power, noting the Governor's influence and the need for legislative action. A Pennsylvanian scholastic matter, Westminster Abbey symbolism, and a broad remark on European seals are also mentioned as political culture snapshots.
Minutes of Merriness and a Patchwork of Wit
A collage of quotes from various papers recounts playful banter about summers at a New York resort, a bemused hamlet scene, and a comic exchange on painting, money, and memory. The dialogue moves through gossip and mock propriety, ending with a line about a man rereading a love letter.
Voices and Opinions In The Press Roundup
A compilation of bristling editorial lines from multiple papers. Topics span war readiness corporate power taxation and express monopoly reforms with calls for banking law alignment and states’ rights on inheritance taxes. Key outlets include Milwaukee Sentinel Philadelphia North American Philadelphia Press Minneapolis Journal Portland Oregonian.
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Minneapolis
Maxt Qon
Parcela Post
Interstate Commission
Congress
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Ages
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh as Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as the only positive remedy. The offer pledges $100 for any failure to cure, with a mailing of treatment lists from Toledo Ohio manufacturers Cheney & Co. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Praganes
Halla Family
Ste
Moments With The Sule The People's Song Of Peace
Poetic collage blending wartime memory and rural peace with reflections on mothers. It contrasts battle imagery with healing fields and features lines about Miller, Thinkin' o' mother, and a Chicago Record-Herald attribution.
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Banker Hill
Brandy Wing
Falier
Chicago Record- Herald
Notable county official Lincoln Grant Dinterman obituary
Lincoln Grant Dinterman, longtime member of the Board of County Commissioners, born May 1, 1865 in Johns villa, lived in Liberty and nearby districts. He farmed, served since 1895, married Lettie Moaexcriss, had two children Ernest and Mrs Roy Orom, was active in U S B Church and fraternal groups.
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Lincoln Grant Dinterman
Board of County Commissioners
Dinterman
Johns Villa
Aone Giorge
Susan
Emith Dinterman
Liberty
Mt Pleasant
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Board of County
Mise Lettla
Roose.elt Protector Arrested for Annoying Police
Haver Trozlar of Switzerland faced a magistrate on charges of annoying the police at police headquarters. Detained briefly after explanations, he claimed to belong to a group protecting President Roosevelt and said he would remain until July 12 before proceeding to Washington. He was discharged as harmless. J Rohman was jailed after drunkenness arrest, awaiting hearing.
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Haver Trozlar
Switzerland
Justica
O. H Eckstein
Polios
Troxler
Roosevelt
Polles
Cail
Washington
J. Rohman
Herwig
H Eckstein
Tar News Want Ads Reach Business Public
Advertisers use the live newspaper to reach the business public and households, providing immediate value to employers and the unemployed, buyers and sellers, losers or finders, in fact all wants.
Personal notes from Frederick area visitors and residents
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Dr J W Downey New Market Urbana residents, Mrs Grimes, Mr Stauffer, ex-Sheriff Cromwell, county officials, and many others visiting relatives or traveling to Baltimore Martinsburg Philadelphia Bedford and York.
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J. W. Downey
New Market
Agron Oatsall
Urbana
Frederick
Wm. G. Grimes
West Patrick Street
Ladiesburg
Paul Stauffer
Walkersville
My. BR
Gasst
Baltimore
William H. Cromwell
Braddock Haights
A. Milton Kofanver
Emmitsburg
O. Penny Myers
Charlestown
W. Va
Miles
Valley of
Virginia
Frack E. Thomas
Mildred Thomas
Aunte DeLashmaté
Arlington
Masors
Thomas G Backey
Wm. Rameburg
Martinsburg
May Brust
Weat Church Street
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Bis Nephewe
Buckingham Industrial School
Bucksystown
Battie Engaslbreccht
May Lidie
Fatrick Street
Mar— Flusburg
W. Wallace McKaig
Qambarland
Col
O. R. Nutt
Routhland Hall
Charles T. Wilson
Uuton Bridge
Bernard W. Wilson
South Market Street
Mira
O Renn
Washington
J. L. Kaster
West South Street
Hanson B Black
Washington County
Mary Buxton
Keedynville
J. W. Kiracofe
James Harris
James, Jr
Elizabeth
Wre
B. W. Wissler
Osilisla
Mount Holly Springs
Maryland News Roundup of State Events and Fatal Incidents
The Maryland Gar Association wrapped its caravan meeting in Ocean City with a banquet. Naval Academy admits 27 more midshipmen. Anne Arundel primary July 27 and nominating convention July 31. William F. Greenwell killed driving near Leonardtown. Talbot Democrats oppose sidetracking Judge Adkina. Montgomery County fair may abandon exhibition if selling restrictions stand. Zar W. Walter jailed in Toween for alleged assault on his 8 year old daughter. Daniel John O Keefe dies by suicide in Baltimore. George A. Breithaupt killed falling from a roof in Baltimore. Stinson and Guyton lose hands from firecracker injuries. Chippawa Tribe wins $50 prize at Martinsburg demonstration. Dr Kine's New Life Mills praised for health benefits at Learre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Maryland Gar Association
Caroel
Osean City
Naval Academy
Anne Arundel County
William F. Greenwell
Maryland
Leonardtown
Talbot County
Adkina
Montgomery County Chains
Rockville Fair
Zar W. Walter
Toween
Daniel John O Keefa
North Broadway
Baltimore
George A Breithaupt
Wincheater
Carroll County
Girard Avenue
Edward Stinson
George Guyton
Fourth of July town notes and late summer hints
July column with local reflections on Independence Day customs. Describes tepid patriotism, public amusements, parades by Red Men and Sons of America, and church activities. Notes new flag at Key monument, upcoming Monocacy battlefield event, and local building progress amid a bustling town scene.
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Horce
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clnzb
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sons of America
Littlestown
Kemp
Key Monument
Savings Institution
Christian Association
Thurmont
Elxigen
Jane
Foreign game birds thrive in Kansas released by state official
The Chinese and English pheasants released in Kansas by Del W. Travis, state game warden, are thriving. About 1,600 birds were released. roughly 5 percent may have died from shipping and dog attacks. Some farmers kept birds in pens, others released last fall and spring, making them quite wild. First hatchings appeared in Pratt County, with 96 chicks in one nest and multiple broods forming. Partridges released in Kingman County are in good condition, while 125 pairings were pursued for propagation at $5 a pair. The plan aims to stock the state with game birds within a few years, despite a six-year closed season.
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Kanass
del W. Travis
Fish and Gama
Kansas City Star
Pratt County
Travis
Travia Parchassd
Fia
Cisely
Kingman County
Travia
Kantera
Birthday Party for Antoinette and George Salter Jr
A Thursday night birthday party honored Antoinette Salter turning ten and her brother George Salter Jr at their West Church street home with a red white and blue theme. Guests included local families and friends while a birthday cake with ten candles graced the center of the dining table. Entertained Mason and plaster workers at East Patrick Street home of George I Wilson enjoyed a Jumptona collation as electric light showcased the building’s masonry work. The Charming Woman advertises Clestrine Bitters for weak women claiming better nerves and skin at Modern Pharmacy.
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George Salter, Jr
West Church Street
Antoinette
George
Mra
Titlow
George EH. Salter
Newton M. Zantz
Lewis Engle
Richard Keyser
George Balter
Elizabeth Herman
Mery Smith
Maggie Keysar
Annie Hyatt
Pauline Zentz
Lillian Baile
Mary Orumbaugh
Della Ti
George I. Wilson
East Patrick Straat
Wilson
Dlab
Clestrne Bitters
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Jamestown Exposition
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Garman Baptist Church
Braddock Village
Vaudsville
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Frederick County National Bank
Fryderick, MD
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Franklin B. Smith
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Caghier
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Axtique Furniture
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Joseph W. Gaver
Ilrederick, Md
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Wrsderick
J. A. Ramsburg
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Orphans’ Court
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Dudte
Walkersville Savings Bank
Toxas
C. M. Thomas
Edwin Devilbiss
Hugéne Sponsellur
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