Free city water use ordinance to aid paving wash jobs
The board is likely to pass a proposed ordinance allowing free water use for pavement washing by residents and businesses, with some costs for those lacking connections or hoses. The piece argues national prosperity still rests on agriculture, citing New York World on wheat, corn, cotton, and exports, and notes only six of 45 states have rural majorities.
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New York World
Torrens System Gains Favor in Illinois and Midwest
The Torrens registration of real estate titles gains broad approval as Illinois lenders back certificates issued by county registrars, comparing its efficiency to Australia. The Outlook notes growing use, with Massachusetts Minnesota and Maryland discussed, highlighting easier sales and mortgages without repeated title searches.
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Illinois
Chicago Real Estate Board
Bankere
Australia
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Jack
Nocturnal Menu Recounts Odd Morning Rituals
A curious note describes a kitchen scene where a cook wakes a priest as if skipping earlier fables about a dog and cat and their unlikely chain of events with a rat, adding a quirky literary edge to a daily routine.
Minutes of Merriness and School News Snippets
A collection of quips and remarks from humorous minutes and school notices. Players discuss heat, post graduate status, and a rough joke about a man losing half his stomach. The items include a joke about a preacher’s sensational sermon and a remark about Jonah and the whale.
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Jonah and
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Yonkera Statesman
Abuses of Wealth and Plutocracy in Politics
The Boston Herald condemns ostentatious wealth and notes wealth influence in government. It argues plutocracy dominates elections and offices, urges philanthropy as safeguard, cites Carnegie as ideal, and questions whether wealthy elites will embrace public-minded giving to curb power.
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Boston Herald
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United States Senate
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease by affecting the blood and mucous membranes. It offers $100 to anyone cured and lists P J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the suppliers.
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Miaildine
PJ. Cheney & CO
Tetedo
Drucerts
Fanniy Pris
4 Good Cough Remedy and Restored Health Claims
A vintage ad touts Chamber- Jans Cough Remedy as restoring health and happiness after long coughs and resistant ailments. It claims cures for chronic coughs, even those not helped by health resorts, with sale by A L Pearre.
Moments With The Muse A Cheerful Brother
A poetic fragment praises each season's joys from spring to winter and love's warmth. The piece links seasonal delight to shared happiness and world weariness, urging gratitude for beauty and light amid life’s cycles.
Mid-Summer Communion and Region Visits at Utica Mills
County correspondence from Hudsons ville reports Utica Mills Lutheran church to hold mid-summer communion on July 28. Locals note visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and Clarkeon. Various residents and families are visiting kin, with social calls, travel to Pan-American Exposition, and a boy’s accident reported.
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Utica Mills
Charles Wachter
Baltimor
John O. Palmer
Clarkeon
Philadelphia
G. H. L. Falmer
New York
Grayson D. Snook
J. E. Palmer
Mary Harper
Richard Harper
R. K. Harper and Sons
John Baer
Anti-Saloon League in Politics at Washington Grove
At Washington Grove yesterday Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League members and white-ribboners gathered. A resolution urged strict impartial Local Option and Sunday Liquor law enforcement and backed county officials. Warren Choate presided and highlighted reduced openings, urging help to close remaining illegal places. State Superintendent Samuel Nicholson indicated active campaign involvement. The league aims to defeat all candidates not supporting enforcement and continuation of Local Option law.
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Washington Grove
Montgomery Couunty Anti-Saloon League
Warren Choate
Rockville
Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League
Samuel H. Nicholson
Baltimore
the Grove
Renewed Count von Rosen claim targets Moore estate
A Martinsburg West Virginia man again seeks to prove identity as Count Reinhold von Rosen heir to the late Mrs Bloomfield H Moore of Philadelphia. Two New York lawyers in Philadelphia plan to press the case in federal court to claim a share of the Moore estate with a possible New York trial. A Stockholm resident also uses the name, as the two men claim a fathered link to Mrs Moore. Henry W Rogers died in Baltimore and probate left his widow as sole executrix. Rogers married Fannie Dennis, daughter of Col George R Dennie of Urbana. In Montgomery County the corn crop is expected to be very heavy after a favorable season.
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W. Va
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Philadelphia
Reinhold von Rosen
Carl Gustaf von Rosen
Carl Gustaf
Sweden
Hila Moore von Rosen
Moore
New York
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Urbana
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Boschee's German Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
A German physician Dr Abovchee promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a lasting medicine for coughs colds and youth illnesses. It claims to cure severest troubles and restore health. Introduced in 1864 it is said to be sold widely with three doses relieving ordinary coughs at 75 cents. Mann's Drug Store sells it.
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Boschee
United States
Grean
Mann’s Drug Store
Move to build trolley line between Mountain Lake Park and Oakland
In Maryland news, a group plans to form a company to construct a trolley bus link from Mountain Lake Park to Oakland. Other items note Frank Casey injured by a crosstie while working for Cumberland Valley Railroad, and ongoing updates on local legal and medical matters including a stabbing claim at Batterton and a hospital recovery.
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Court Walley
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Oakland
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Congressman Pearce
Lowndes
Allegany
Jesse K. Jester
William H. Jester
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Baltimore
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Mise Ellen Buckler
Oulburn
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Thomas Crawford
J. Fisher Ruse
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Belgium
Westminster
Antwerp
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E.R. Taylor
Trusts and health the remedy Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
The passage warns trusts may dominate the country but health cannot be controlled. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel troubles and claims it cures dyspepsia indigestion constipation bloating and nervousness and helps prevent malaria fever and ague.
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