Maryland Leaders Face Contested Governor Nomination Fight
Baltimore leaders and Democratic figures stake out paths around the Maryland governor race as Blair Lee Will stay in the contest and Warfield and Smith weigh a way to nominate Burke or shift Lee to attorney general. A Belvedere Hotel conference discussed Gorman Jr and Burke as viable options amid opposition from Talbott, with Warfield seeking a Burke aligned ticket and Lee resisting withdrawal, pledging to stay in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Lee
Deno
Abauk Buaamali
Tub Govind
Baltimore News
S. Davies Warfield
Continental Trust Company
United States
John Waller Smith
Warfield
Maryland
Belvedere Hotel
Messrs Warfield
Smith
Arthur P Gorman, Jr
Talbott
Howard County
Burke
Charles Burke
Baltimore County
Hin Tron
Baltimore City
Lee
Duake
Montgomery
Ley
Benater Lee
Crothes
Baltimore
Hyattsville
Straus
Mont Homer
Masonic Hall
Hyattsvile
Prince Georges
Milton&. Smith
Small Farm Economy Argues For Profit On Limited Acreage
Maine man E C Don argues in the New York Tribune Farmer that modern methods do not force farms to be large. He contends small farms can be profitably run with systematic management, emphasizing per acre yields, intensive work, and hand labor where appropriate, with machine use possible on smaller properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
E. C Don
Belfast
New York Tribune
Simal
Tso
Large farmer on a small farm with limited capital
Farmers with limited capital often operate on small plots while expanding only when possible. The text notes that extensive work on a larger place remains challenging for smallholders and highlights the tension between scale and resource limits for farmers.
How to Stay Young in the Face of Ageing
An article argues age is not inevitable decline but can be delayed by exercise of intellect and will. It warns that many so called senile ailments stem from infections and poor hygiene and stresses healthy childhood as the key to long, vibrant life through activity, environment, and continuous self-development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Hampton
Wan Atone Tin
Countis
Thames
Daves
Fragmented Phrase Signals Silent Accumulations Rise
A clipped OCR fragment hints at unseen gains piling up to a pitch beneath recognition. The text conveys a sense of gradual, imperceptible increase that remains largely unacknowledged or unresolved in the present context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coopersionn
Boy Scouts of America
Otsago Lake
Paris Doctor Promises Tissue Growth Beyond Boundaries
Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute spoke at a major Paris hospital on artificial mammalian tissue development. He described keeping detached dog, guinea pig, and human tissue alive on microscopic slides, growing when covered with plasma or serum, and hinted at regenerating nerves and healing wounds via his methods. He noted cross-species transplantation successes and credited French and German scientists for initial practical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Carre
Rockefeller Institute
Paris
Carrell
Jacal
Carrel
Who Hath Woes Who Hath Sorrows and Red Eyes
Fragmentary verse query asks who suffers woes and sorrows with redness of eyes. The line suggests a reflective, archaic lament on afflictions and care. The source presents a poetic inquiry rather than a news item.
Maryland and State Briefs of Interest From Yesterday
News from across Maryland reports a fishing trip return with tan wounds, a wheat crop charter for 170000 bushels, and the death of Henry Bittner when a tree fell on him. Coast Artillery crews prepare for firing near Fort Howard while lawmakers discuss Mary land law provisions. Rev Mark G Clayton resigns Everett church post for Geneva New York. Albert C Ritchie addresses Baltimore county civic group on public utilities. Accidents kill 124 and disable 1832 in six months. banks told to hold monthly meetings. Democratic Editors reelect officers. farmer Charles A Karnes dies in a barn fall. Rev John Brubaker to retire and move home to Berlin Pa.
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John J. Mabon
Baltimore
Maryland
Toftwood
Rotterdam
Henry Bittner
Rays’ Mill
Coast Artillery
Maryland National Guard
Fort Howard
Straus
Mary
Mark G. Clayton
Presbyterian Church
Everett
Geneva
N. Y
Nann's Choice
Schelisburg
Albert C. Ritchie
Confederate Civic Improvement and Protective Association
Baltimore County
Public Service Commission
Murray
Democratic Editors’ Association
John M. Streett
Belair
John W. Ariett
The
Times-Alleghanian
Cumberland
W. J. Price, Jr
Centreville
John Brubaker
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Westernport
Brubaker
Berlin
Frederick Market Prices Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Market notes show No 2 hard wheat at 41 cents, shelled corn at 8 to 9 cents, rye 60 to 70 cents, oats 54 to 63 cents, barley 65 to 70 cents per bushel. Winter wheat flour $1.80, spring wheat $5.20 to $5.70 per bushel, cornmeal $1.60 to $1.70 per 100 pounds, mill feed prices such as bran $26.50 per ton and middlings $29.00 per ton, red dog $2.20 to $2.30 per sack, dairy feed $23 to $26 per ton, cotton seed meal $31 to $32, Timothy seed $6 to $6.59, Clover $8 to $20, hay prices for No 1 Timothy $23 to $25, No 2 Timothy $22 to $24, No 1 mixed $21 to $23, No 2 mixed $20 to $22, Clover $18 to $19, baled wheat $6 to $8, baled oats $6 to $3, hay not baled $20 to $22 per ton.
Use of Dollar Bills Across American Regions
The piece notes regional superstitions and usage of dollar bills, detailing the popularity of small notes in the Middle West and the rarity of silver dollars in Washington. It mentions the World’s Fair influence, sources and composition of currency inks and fibers, and ends with a Cecil county hamlet Richards men nearly wiped out by a cyclone.
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United States
St. Louis
Middle West
Washington, D. C
Orient
Italy
China
Niagara Falls
Germany
Treasury
Central America
Cecil County
Richardsmen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davies Warfield
John Walter Smith
Lee Unfuris Banner
Martinia Dougherty
Order of Sisters of Merry
Mount St. Agnes
Mount Washington
Chentily &O. Toleda
Walping, Kinnan & Watvin
Toledn
BOY Scouts
Isbe Spiri
Woods Hutchinson
Hosteseis
News OF the
Frederick
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Stra
Hay
Ifc
Philo Hay Specialities Co
Newark
N. J
U.S.A
Harfina
Steiner Bros
W. Patrick Bt
Frederick, Md
North Market St
Footer’s
America
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
A. Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
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