Large gain in year as state and national banks post deposits
State banks in Maryland show deposits rising to 60,768,31 for the current year, a gain near 11 million over last year, while 107 national banks report a total of 100,126,780 86. The tabulated figures include loans, overdrafts, securities, real estate, and reserves, with dividends unpaid and other liabilities.
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Duke Downes
Marsvnand
Wasss TS
Due Fiom
Vsthois
Suver
Vertis
Amd
Pigeon Scouts for Army Use Cameras on Birds
The Germans develop a pigeon photogra pher plan with Br Neubrowner proposing camera mounts on pigeons to capture enemy positions. Trials at 63 miles per hour yielded blurry results from poorly trained birds, prompting renewed attempts to improve clarity and usefulness in warfare.
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Br Neubrowner
Jr Neubrowner
Geman
Cheerful man recalls country trip plan thwarted
A Washington Star item quotes a cheerful man who says he had to abandon a planned country excursion but improvised with hard boiled eggs and canned goods eaten outside, describing the moment as the next best thing.
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Washington Star
Public health groups urge more TB care in states and cities
The National Association warns that despite 31 states and 114 cities and counties establishing sanatoria and hospitals for tuberculosis, public provision remains far short. Most eastern states lack full facilities while western states show partial coverage. total institutional care barely reaches 200 facilities, leaving many patients to private charity.
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National Association of the
Vermont
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi
Milnois
Pborada
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York State
Ohio
United States Army Hospital
Fort Bayard
N. M
United States Public Health and
Maine Hospital Service
Fort Stanton
United States Navy
Las Animas
Cal
Previte
National Association
Wax statue tale from Buda hest ends in asylum
A strange tale from Buda hest recounts Michael Kilossy a Kuvapest property owner who loved Malwine Marmerstein daughter of a merchant. Kilossy kept faith by a wax figure of Malwine given in Paris, while rival Gaspar married the real woman. Kilossy later went mad and was confined to an asylum after a nervous breakdown.
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Buda Hest
Michael Kilossy
Kuvapest
Malwine Marmerstein
Kilossy
Gaspar
fKolosav
Paris
Rean Fran Gaspar
Shy
Kolonis
Legan
First Photos Show Ruin Wrought by Michigan Canadian Fires
West Towns Michigan July 17 reports describe forest fires across Ontario and northern Michigan causing about 250 deaths. Hundreds of refugees arrive daily with shelters full and supplies scarce as towns Ausable Oscoda and Oscoda face near total destruction. National Guard units to be mobilized to bolster fire regions amid escalating disaster.
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Michigan
Canada
West
Mich
Mies
Length and Wear
Ontario
Ausable
Oscoda
Austitle River
Lansing
National Guard
Torpedo Fish Shows Hidden Battery Power In Sea Study
A National Museum report notes the electric ray or Torpedo fish, Nip c Braziliensis, carries its own battery within its body. The fish uses stored electricity to deter enemies and strike prey, with two kidney shaped cells powering shocks. Found along the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts, it has fascinated researchers for decades.
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National Museum
Washington
Agai
Thor Ace
Atlantic
South Atlante
Gulf Coast
Fiorita Bulletin
Natural Hastery
Russell Coles
Fragmentary note on material testing results
A fragment describes a premium soft and rubber-bite form ingotation that hardened other specimens. Details are limited, with unclear context about date, device, or purpose. Named entities and locations are not identifiable in the remaining text.
Peril in Soda Fountains Warns Dr Wiley
Government food expert Dr. Harvey Wiley denounces dishonest soda fountain operators who sell habit forming drugs and dangerous chemicals. He defends honest vendors but urges laws to define pure soda water ingredients and curb adulterated flavors, warning of health risks to children and the next generation.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Wiles
Wiley
de Wiles
Congress
Odnary
Fragmented editorial on youth smoking and soda use
A fragment discusses not letting children walk into homes with cigarettes yet guiding them to soda fountains and other items with similarly harmful effects on their systems. The tone warns about unhealthy habits and parental responsibility in shaping young behavior.
Not on Speaking Terms in Detroit Ad Lib Scene
A Detroit Saturday Night fragment quotes a youth asking the tong distance telephone rate to a lady. The clerk replies. The youth sighs and counts 34.50 in his purse, saying he is not on speaking terms with her.
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Detroit
Not Guilty Mrs TLeeder Norah Dialogue In Court
A fragmented courtroom remark questions whether a wife repeats conversations with her husband during disagreements. The line suggests tension and a domestic context, with reference to a Mrs TLeeder Norah and a questioned behavior. The text appears as a stray quotation from a legal or court-related transcript.
Frederick Market Prices July 1911 Quotations
Frederick County farmers exchange lists corrected July 17 1911 with prices for wheat corn rye oats barley flour bran middlings red dog dairy feed cotton seed meal and seeds hay straw and other commodities. figures show per bushel ton and per sack prices for various grains and feeds.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Notes of News From Harford and Nearby Maryland
Interest in the Harford primaries grows as the Harford Board appoints six district voter registers. Annapolis reports drownings of Joseph T. Bullen and Sam Inez. Fort Howard hosts First Coast Artillery drills. anti fly crusade offers 10 cents per fly. Elizabethan notes include rail progress to Connellsville and Maryland politics with Wilson preferred for president. A miner killed in Barretsville and a barber suicide near North Calvert street are recorded. Woodland Phillips of Howard elected vice president of NEA. public service approval sought for Millersville to Dam Point railroad. Objects found on shore include a bottle with a dated note and bullets.
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Harford County
Joseph T. Bullen
Sam Inez
Annapolis
First Coast Artilery Company
Maryland National Guard
Fort Howard
Maryland
Board of Election Supervisors
Edward H. Durell
Naval Academy
Gibbons
Andrew Katz
D Barretsville
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Barrelsville
Conrad Ferral
F. Sorem
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
Woman's Civic League
Order of Hobernians
London
Western Maryland Railroad
Connellsville
Maryland Hiks
Atlantic City
Order
Public Service Commission
Baltimore and Virginia Trailroad
Millersville
Dam Point
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville WI
A nurse-like testimonial from Mrs Onas of Graniteville Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing nervousness and other symptoms during the change of life. The letter claims the remedy restores health and strength and urges publication to help other women. It notes the product's long track record of cures for female illnesses and invites readers to write for advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Graniteville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Onas
Barclay
R.F.D
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