Bank Examiners Meet in Philadelphia Endorse Comptroller
A Philadelphia gathering of United States bank examiners District No 3 heard Samuel H Hann defend the Comptroller of the Currency’s authority and call for stronger director control of banks. Deputy J Motter and Examiner Hann spoke on reforms and solvency. The meeting endorsed Lawrence O Murray and stressed state national cooperation to improve oversight across several states.
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Hann Speaks
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Lawrence O. Murray
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Mary Leva
Tus State
John Motter
George Wo Page
Motter
Maryland Savings
Wor
Teor Mo Hardt
Inis Cis
Cleemas House
Unam Nions
Math Again Gets Bumps
Buddy Math, a young left hander, lost his third game in two weeks for the Washington club of the Tri State League, as Jack Timp managed seven hits and four runs over seven innings.
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Buddy Math
Wihington Cl.b
Jack Timp
Harries
Fragmented OCR Mortgage of Public Notices and Names
A garbled OCR item lists scattered names and terms like Vandread Dat and Topeka related terms, with references to drugs, cures, and family matters. The readable content includes partial phrases about sale, Toledo, and various personal names, but lacks coherent structure or full events.
The Frederick News Subscription Push
The Frederick News advocates subscriptions as a stern necessity for readers to keep pace with local coverage. The piece urges readers to sail in with their subscription to support the paper.
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Frederick News
Country editors maintain wide mailing lists across landscapes
The country editor notes that long-established rural papers sustain substantial mailing lists beyond their towns. Ex readers and former residents abroad keep ties, sending back news and purchases. Despite smaller wall space, country editors’ networks extend far beyond local markets.
Take Pride in Erratic Mood and Health Echoes
A fragment from a periodical urges readers aged 19 to 22 to recognize recurring low mood as a sign of inward disgrace. It links unhealthy minds to poor blood quality and poor self management, advising conquerance of weakness and noting remedies like Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sale.
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Cope
SAVING BOY SCOUTS FACES DANGERS IN CROWDED MEETINGS
A damaged report outlines threats from large Bow Scout gatherings amid claims property damage and mischief by youths. It notes leaders emphasize proper development and discipline to prevent crime and protect property.
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Boy Scout Organisition
Inghmet
Westby
York
Orban
Foria
Lee Hiltiess
Mda
Berm
A Peek into His Pocket.
Abbreviated readable notes describe a local figure's pocket items and routine, mentioning names and places in a terse, period-anchored style. The fragment hints at a small scene involving a man and his belongings, with unnamed locals and a setting tied to a small community.
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Nebooado Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a Lincoln Nebraska area piece describing a chaotic medical scene with garbled phrases about a chronic condition, an upcoming event, a drug sale warning, and a possible pedestrian incident, lacking clear context or coherent facts.
Mica production value and uses detailed in US chart
An advance chapter from Mineral Resources of the United States 10 reports mica production in 1969 at 2,170,180 pounds valued at 280,832 dollars, with scrap mica 4,065 tons. Production rose from 1907 and came from several states including North Carolina and Colorado. Mica’s industrial uses include electrical insulators, sheets and ground forms for devices, and components like discs, washers, and staves.
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Douglass UW. Sterrett
United States Geological Survey
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South Carolina
South Dalon
New Trampshire
Colorado
New Mexco
Massachusetie
Dimimos
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Teot Wall Payers
Linha
Groupe
Stong
Paty
Maca
Peisut
Ron Beg Aernge
Lwas
Mick
Notes of News From Dunderland and Across the State
Recap of scattered reports from Maryland to the national scene. Socialists in Dunderland provoke debate while bankers and merchants face court actions. A Maryland farmer’s crop loss follows a barn fire. Local officials attend plumbing exams in Easton as political campaigns heat up in Montgomery County. A heatwave disrupts a resident’s sleep ending in a bad sprain from a fall.
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Dunderland
Defener Paarkers” Trost, Banking and Denes Company
Aol Atkinson
Uli
Weshinaten
Ecu
Aperiuern
Alexander Jooths
Wilson & Son
Hodesely
Philp
Mueller
Stedep
Order of Rareahis
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Suggest
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Dep
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Rabid Path
Diay Qveni Rey J Brankdin Trypan
Sourk
Atimole Methodis
Ballimore
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James F. P. Carey
Charles I Potts
Charles H. Frederick
State Board of Examiners
Easton
Sand Patch Tunnel
Casaberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Willam Yancey
Jackson Bunch
Qippaign
Montgomery County
Alexander Kilgour
Winterbrites Spates
Frebirnine
P. Edwara Hives
Hancock
Carriae
A Healthful Old Age for Women
An article touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as help for women at menopause, describing distressing symptoms and presenting testimonials from Mrs. Emma Bailey of Alton Station Kentucky and Mrs. Carl Dahike of Kewaskum Wisconsin who report relief after use. It invites readers to write for advice to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Alton Station
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Emma Bailey
Kewaskum
Wis
Carl Dahike
Pinkham
Lynn, Mass
Hagerstown Outing of Poe Officers and Directors
Poe officers and directors at the statue builders Savings and Loan Association, Hagerstown, undertook the fifth annual run yesterday. Twenty four members left at 7:15 in five automobiles, visiting Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, Halltown, Harper's Ferry, Leesburg, then Frederick for supper before returning home. The round trip covered about 112 miles.
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Hagerstown Association
Poe
Statue Builders Savings and Loan Associatiean
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Shepherdstown
Halltown
Elarper’s Ferry
Leesburg
Frederick
Railroads Show Big Rise in 1910 Aggregate Capital Stock
United States railroad capitalization reached 18.89 billion dollars at end of 1910, up 948.5 million for the year. Rail mileage rose to 242,107 miles, with gross earnings up 11.5 percent though net earnings growth slowed as operating expenses rose.
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United States
Poul Bedate
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