Pen-Mar reunion draws large Lutherans crowd from Frederick
Over 300 travelers left Frederick on the Frederick Railroad to Pen Mar for the 22nd annual Lutheran reunion, one of the resort’s largest gatherings. The day was ideal with crowds filling grounds by noon, and speakers including former Senator George L. Wellington planned for next Thursday. Descendants of Martin Luther are noted but play no special role this year.
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Pen-Mar
Maryland
Stitessen
Frederick County
Frederick
George L. Wellington
Martin Luther
Bedford Courty
Hagerstown
John J. Luther
Stoves
G. W. Luther
Germany
J. Luther
Germany Reading on Whipping Post Punishments
A foreign press discussion in Germany debates reviving the whipping post for criminals with a focus on corporal punishment outside the army. Editors from liberal and socialist papers weigh harsh penalties, with one suggesting 24 hours standing at attention or even electric current as deterrents to reform.
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Germany
Berliner Boersenzeitung
Chance and choice in life strong views from French thinkers
A Paris periodical, Je Seis Tout, asksing French intellectuals how luck and effort shape a life. Lemaitre rejects real luck, favoring industry and perseverance. Clarette grants luck power but sees it tempered by effort. Deronlade cites one quarter luck. Donnay and Doyen urge aim and work. Pro Rect discusses percentages of intelligence industry and luck guiding success.
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Paris
Indraal
Jules Lemaitre
Jules Clarette
Mia Au
Paul Deronlede
Mitariea Bonney
Ehiaice Phiys
Whit
Pew
Dr. Doyen
Donnay
Linek
Xavier Lerouk
Chance
Pro Riehet
Academy of Medicine
Tulett
Reulette
Tess
Massie
Keeping Away From Army Foot Test Reveals Flat Foot Issue
Recruiting officers in St Louis report thirty-five percent of male applicants rejected for flat feet. The simple ink print test detects arches and the army cites cheap shoes as a cause. Marine Corps plans to rely on government issued shoes to support arches, with occasional corrective insoles after months of use.
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United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
St. Louis
Domestic roles clash over meals in marriage debate
A discussion on who decides what to serve at meals highlights the wife’s duty to please her husband and the husband’s lack of control over the kitchen. The piece argues the domestic commissariat is a longstanding, evolving issue rooted in matrimony with no clear authority.
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Ghat
Ae Panera
Gisa
Techoid
Kerse
Josha
Hay
Hinself
Palatable Flowers and Edible Violets in Cookery
A fragmented note discusses eating violets nasturtiums chrysanthemums dahlias and roses and their use in flavors and syrups. It mentions rose leaf preparations and violet or flower syrups as soothing beverages. It notes edible flowers common in cooking and their perceived usefulness and sweetness.
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Editus
Floral foods and wines in old world gardens and kitchens
An OCR fragment describes edible flowers and plants used in cooking and wine making. It mentions cauli flowers, dahlias as food, dandelion wine, elderberry wines, and chrysanthemum in Japan, with notes on preparation and household uses. The passage blends culinary uses with ornamental garden plants and ends with an advertisement exhortation.
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Europe
Japan
Maryland News Roundup on Local Developments and Figures
Notes from across the state cover a Perryville wharf plan for Cecil County, Navy visits to Annapolis, a B and C locomotive order, tax and court decisions, and civic openings. Highlights include sales at Williamsport, political hints on gubernatorial races, church renovations in Funkstown, and a Susquehanna water scheme. A thunderstorm in Washington County touched down at a Gleatspring residence, spreading soot in a bedroom.
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Perryville
Cumberland
Caroline County
St. Anne’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Annapolis
South River
Nomura
Hatano
Naval Academy
American Locomotive Company
Straus
Republican Committee
Williamsport Bridge Company
John Walter Smith
Crothers
Mary Nunemaker
Williamstoo
N.charles Burke
Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Andrew Carnegie
Beekman Winthrop
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrows’ Point
Anne Arundel County
Court of Appeals
Civic Club of Cumberland
Allegany County High School
Preston
Baltimore
Susquehanna River
McCall's Ferry
Aldred
Pennsylvania Water and Power Coms
William MM. Abbott
iAnnapolis Evening Capital
Andelot
Gloucester
Conduit
Tael
Washington County
Joseph A. Seibert
Gleatspring
Karl Bakle
Jesse Martin
My Corns Don’t Hurt A Bit Cures Right Away
Tired swollen feet with corns bunions and calluses are relieved by TIZ foot remedy. The ad promises immediate pain relief after first use and claims toxins are drawn out, with a week to forget sore feet. Sold by druggists for 2 cents per box or via Realter Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
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Sam
Ae Hoover
Realter
Luther Dodge & Co
Chit Cago
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Helwitt Warfield
Franklin County
Lewis
Greencastle
UN Park
New York
Jolera
Hoffman Islam
Cushing
Fingertyard Real
Staten
Nuglend
Lr. Johnson
Wures
Portsmouth
Steiner Bros. Special Agents
Ima Harper
Kentucky
Louis Otte
Footer’s
America
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Kate Gittenger
East Patrick Street
Uleodti Tat
W. Patrick Bt
Frederick, Md
Matnual Insurance Co
North Market St
ASDA
Damon
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