Weather opinions and forest plans in early 20th century news
The text discusses rain and gardening moods, a Winchester Virginia drill contest, delayed Maryland sympathy, and a major forest management study led by the New York Fisheries Forests and Game Commission. It outlines collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to map and manage the New York Preserve forests, assessing timber, fire risk, marketing, water supply, and potential repeal of an 18th century forest protection amendment.
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Baltimore Herald
Maryland
New York Fisheries, Forest and Game Commission
Division of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
U. S. Geological Survey
Fragmentary note on forestry management and revenue use
A disjointed line discusses tying history to skilled forest management and operation with a tie, aiming not for permanent prevention but for regular revenue production. The text appears as an OCR fragment with unclear context and missing names or dates.
Contemp orary Comment Fragments From Historic Papers
Fragmented excerpts discuss the Democratic platform and agricultural policy, noting weather maps and political clamor. Mentions the Prince of Wales and rising popularity, with scattered references to journals and newspapers. No coherent event or clear dates.
Fragmented Laughing Snapshots From Old Newspapers
A collage of humorous clipped lines from Chicago Detroit Boston and Judge pages. Quips cover meals manners spiritualists and domestic mishaps with playful dialect and dated tone. The mishmash preserves voice and regional humor across mid century press snippets.
Hard Times at Cape Nome In Alaska Gulch
The Philadelphia Record reports Cape Nome attracts 16000 prospectors drawn by gold and transportation agents. Lawlessness and unsanitary conditions spread as martial law, two army companies, and two revenue cutters struggle to maintain order and combat pestilence among the crowded camp.
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Cape Nome
Philadelphia
Cape Noma
Alaska
Randall
Revenue
Homents With The Muse A Dreamtown Lullaby Poem
A fragmentary poem painting a dream voyage to Dreamtown with Little golden daughter and son, imagery of rain, flowers, and a fairy boat, yearning for rest and return amid dreamy references and ending with a shoe advertisement note.
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Little Golden Sea
Golden Daughter
Golden Son
Dreamtown
Golden Water
Marko
Wreck on B and Q tracks claims local brakeman life
A train wreck near Weverton on the B and O line killed Brunswick resident brakeman Willace Fisher, about 38, when he was thrown from a car as a coal train collided with an eastbound freight crew. Three others were injured, and several cars buried into a canal as the track and overhead support were damaged.
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Weverton
Willace Fisher
Conde Tor Myers
Pisher
Brunswick
Tantly
Little Alphonzo Reaches Adulthood in Wartime Image
A paragraphed column mixed with society notes and a short medical update. It discusses Little Alphonzo, now a young man poised to take the throne of Spain, then shifts to remarks on elegant French hands, mentions Spanish and Austrian aristocracy, a humorous pursuit of an idea, and ends with a hospital update on Mrs. Sarah E. Phebus at Johns Hopkins.
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Hemey
Tome
Beng
Tien Tsiz
Thz
Campanne
Russia
China
Bill Hohenzollern
America
England
Pekic
Shanghai
Pekin
Seymour
Tien Tsin
Alphonzo
Spain
Clee
Duchesse de Mouche
Vicomtesse de Gallard
Elizabeth
Metber
Christina
Mmes. de Viurbes
Miers
Sarah E. Phebus
Madison Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Local Market Quotations and Prices Given
The Local Mart lists market quotes for ee Dee per carrel 2.15 per bushel for corn 38 cents and 704 cents per bushel for wheat hay priced at 12 to 14 dollars per roll
Sunday Excursion For Frederick by 8. & O. Railroad
The 8. & O. Railroad announces a special Sunday excursion from Washington to Frederick. The excursion train is due to arrive in Frederick at 9 a.m.
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8. & O. Railroad
Washington
Frederick
Sanday
Waanlere Dunenur
Way Sisiiers
Wassterton Comix Ind
Baltimore
Harper's Fer
Winchester
Harrisonberg
Lexie
Weetice Philadephi
New York
Haage Townard Way Cincinnari
Pshare
Apbieaeo
Stallronz
Philadelphia
Ni- You
Witeyhiladelphis
New
Cumberland
Cinetmask
St. Lo
Wash'reton
Warriars
Sandey
Hagerstown
Witons
Pitteburg
Wheeling
Chick Follatelphia
Pittsberg
Washington Junction
Mes
Wash
Matt
Mr Airy Y Way
Sundar
Lynches Rstown
Way
Balgba N Way
Piatgehe
Sundaz
Wey
St Louie
Chican
Baltimea
Philadelphis
St Lincinnati
Chicago
Fi Adelphis
St Tals
Ginevience Balti
Coe Phidelphie
Washin
Fs Pork
Andar
Bastin
Brumex
Perfectly Reliable Cough Remedy Ad Promises Safety
An advertisement touts a cough remedy named Perfectly Reliable claiming it is safe and effective. It lists various products previously sold and asserts wide availability at a Newark New Jersey outlet. The text emphasizes trustworthiness and alleged safety without detailed clinical evidence.
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N. J. Ie
Fa A. L. Paarre
State cycling circuit plans amateur races in Maryland
A Maryland cycling group announces a forthcoming amateur race series at Athleti Park in Frederick with plans to form a State circuit. Jack White and his team will attend the event, aiming to reclaim dirt track records during the State L. A. meet at Hare de Grace on July 4, while negotiations continue with Easton, bridge, and Hagerstown for broader weekly races that avoid clashing with Columbia district events.
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Masager Frenen
Maryland Cycle Raving Asessiva
Athletis Park
Tou City
Hare
Joely
Jack White
L. A
St Hare de Grace
Jely
Reo Ud
Frederick
Mecson
Easton
Bridge
Hagerstown
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Lews
TBE News
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Rouss Hook and Ladder Company
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Ameria
Prince of Wales
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Ne Lake
Baltmore News
Jimmy
Harry Mebbe
Viola
Bertha
Detroit
Mrs. Benker
Mr. Benker
Boston Transcript
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Riley
Danny
Muse
Allen
Mall
Kairu Rilen
Srakeman Lueen
Cath
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Bat Mother
Mary Morrison
California Fig Syrup Company
Little Alphonzo
Big Boy
Sisk
Joese Clagett
Cal. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
A. Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
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A.L Pearre
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Great “Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Frederick City
Aoe
William F. Chilton
Sis
Burger Art Gallery
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Telegraph Street
East Third
East Second Street
Harcert
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H. Mehrling
Zidim
Bylor
Register of Wills
Market Street
Market St
East Church Street
Levis S. Clingan
Petersville
E. E. Mateney
H.E. Wilcoxon
Music
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G. D. Miller
St. Market Street
J. W. Hillcars
O'Donnell
Maday
Frederick, Maryland
Braddock Heights
Migdietown
P.E. Long
Pho Nozce
Frederick, MD
First National Bank
Ira Tyler
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Jyisdi
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N. Market
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Markell & Trail
Carroll
J. H. Horne
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Benenicaral Department
Henrich
Genate
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City Hotel
Blumenauee & CO
N.E & D. Mantz
Market Ss
Townsix, Scorr & Sos, Bankers and Brokers
North Street
Baltimore, MD
Witcox & Hiestor
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Ington
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Care Tax
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Union Bridge
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Cherry Rtn
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