Dentistry Comes to New York By Jobs Greenwood
The article notes Jobs Greenwood introduced dentistry to New York claiming he made the first artificial teeth in the country. It mentions a 175 percent claim and highlights his role in early dental manufacturing. The piece reflects 19th century curiosity about medical progress and named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jobs Greenwood
United States
Princeton College
Henry Ireing
American Whig Society
United Eistes
Boston
Suer
Ail
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
Knights of Labor
Plessant
Ita
California Fig Syrup Co
July in the Mountains and Camp Fete Time
A rambling midsummer column notes July heat and storms, encampment prep, and local events. References to the Monocacy, fruit harvests, rail prospects, the Koy Fete, and political chatter about Bryan and McLean pass in a nostalgic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maryland
St. Swithin
Stratas
Tim
Middletown
Herod
Afr. Hardt
George Markell Peranaafon
Daelmonica
Camp Lowndes
Captain Nail's View On Maryland Lynching History
Capt Henry Clay Nail recounts Maryland lynchings from prewar times to after the Civil War, noting more white than Black victims in early cases. He recalls a Frederick jail breakout and a mob that hanged a white attacker, and criticizes lynching as murder. He links violence to wartime brutality, urges swift trials, supports governor Lowndes's rewards policy, and warns against taking justice into mobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Henry Clay Naill
Carrollton
Baltimore
Frederick
Ibs
West
Athes
Pierce
Main Street
Duffelo
Mishaps Touch Lamplighter and Local Youths
Lamplighter William V Boileau of Ridletown fell on his rounds near I J Toms injuring his face and bruising his body his lantern stayed intact and aid attended at Peoples Drug Store A candle from a shop at M Gavera confectionery burned Roy Rhodericks leg leaving him bedbound a week Rob Wade age 32 of Church Hill fractured left shoulder after a fence fall in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Boileau
Rriddletown
I. J. Toms
People’s Drug Store
Toman
M. Gavera Confectionery
Roy Rhoderick
Conseyore
Master Wade
Chas. Grossnickie
Wear Church Hill
Brilliant Dance Arrangements For Governor Lowndes Event
Arrangements for a dance in Junior Hall during encampment week are nearly completed to honor Gov. Lloyd Lowndes his staff and Maryland National Guard officers. Beside the Governor several family members are expected to attend. The occasion promises a brilliant and elaborate event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland National Guard
Anew Mr. Bryan and a Frederick Doctor
Dr. C F Goodell of Frederick Nebraska once lived in Mr. Bryans town and knew the present Democratic candidate well He speaks highly calling him a man of fine character and a splendid uptaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
C.F. Goodell
Frederick
Nebraska
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Kew
the Daily News
Uossi
Gamuci C. Crome
McCardell
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George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
Canada
Siage
France
Meaux
Col
G. T. Hopkins, Jr
Lowndes
Freder
Germany
Belgium
London
Daily Telegraph
Peter
Colton Bicycle
Towe
Catoctin Furnace
Brad. Johnson
McSherry
Obenderfer
Cuba
Washington
Grover
Frances
Sonia Victor
Chicago
Hill
Grovar
White House
Clevelands
Branawick
Hersld
Children of All Saints
Francis Scott Key
Little c Hardh
Alen Grambine
Daughters of the Revolution
Tomheld
Bryan
cLean
March
England
Worman
Mazi Janz
Jeremiah Marie
Loy’s
William Mr. Martin
Hood
Dr. Schilling
Thomas JH. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South Harket ST
Frederich, MD
Captain Nail
Swift
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market
Preterick
Charis Winepigler
Liloys Gate Allis
Walle
Dayton
Bartonsville
Winplgler
Winpleter
Hart
Sirius
Winpigler
G. F. Shit H Mfg. CO
Woodsboro
Carty
Sweetness In A
Rocker
Rockers
Lond
Jaconet
Han
Ridgerite
Frederick Bicycle Club
Ridgeville
West Patrick Street
Wheels
William Gaylor
Harry Ebert
Monon Laundry
HR. Debring
C. H. Heffner
South Market Steept
H. F. Shipley
Smith's Temple OF Fancy
Grand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
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