Public sentiment opposes Quay statue in Pennsylvania Capitol Grounds
The Philadelphia Ledger notes broad opposition in Pennsylvania to erecting a statue of Matthew Stanley Quay on the Capitol grounds. Commissions refuse space, and legislators may relocate the statue to a less public site or his grave in Beaver County.
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Capitol
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Beaver County
Pentsylvania Capitol
Fragmentary chatter from papers across cities
Disjointed quotes mix rumors about the world and Danbo themes with snippets from Philadelphia Ledger and Chicago News. The garbled text references a treasury, a door with Scherk, and a college figure, all in a collage of 19th century newspaper tone.
Hughes Strength With People Favors renomination
Observers note Gov. Hughes is strong with the people and would win as a vote getter after renomination, though politicians may have to back him. Reports from multiple papers discuss campaign costs, railroad influence, and legal notices on elections and state issues.
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Gov. Hughes
Not for Love's Sake in a Poetical Play Within a Dream
The text presents a dramatic meditation on love and art as two players on a timeless stage. It evokes a Shakespearean or Burnslike lyrical reflection where lovers seek authentic recall beyond mere passion and the performers mend lines as dawn lifts the curtain.
Farm Improvement Showcases Gilbert Farm Profit Model
The Gilbert Farm at Georgetown Connecticut is used by the Connecticut Agricultural College for experimental farming. The 800 acre property was renovated after two years to pay expenses from farm income. Dairy stock improved from 75 cows with losses to 38 cows with profitable milk production. Water systems, a milk house, and milk handling facilities were added. Milk is sold retail in town at eight cents per quart and shipped to Stamford at 12 cents per quart as certified milk. Overall milk pricing yields nearly seven cents net per quart.
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Georgetown
Connecticut Agrcultural College
Stamford
Juveniles Play Ball At Dock Heights Resulting In F A C Win
A lively baseball game yesterday at Dock Heights saw Frederick Athletic Club defeat Braddock Heights 16 to 10. The F A C lineup included Arthur and Walter among others, with Sotheron Ho s and Frank Castle noted in key positions.
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Sotheron Ho’ S
Austin Somes
Vid Winebrewer
Frank Caatle
Reine Alvey
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Melp for Those Who Have Stomach Trouble
A reader reports trying various remedies costing about a hundred dollars for stomach issues. After twelve years of suffering the mother tried a box of a product misread as ampediate but saw no relief. The note mentions seeking a new life or modern pharmacy for treatment.
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Eaphee
Washington and Gettysburg Electric Railroad Promises Two-Year Start
Washington interest surges as a new line, the Washington and Gettysburg Electric Railroad, seeks construction within two years. The route would connect Mount Aetna to Gettysburg via Maryland and Pennsylvania towns, carrying farm produce and visitors to Gettysburg National Battlefield.
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Maryland News Digest From Annapolis To Frederick
Reports say crops benefited from rains across Maryland. George B. Pfeiffer elected principal of Annapolis High School. Ford operations resume at Coasaciratet Cotton Duck ny. John W. Gerbick, four, died at University Hospital after a fall. Bridge work awarded to Washington and Berkeley Bridge Co. Mrs. Johnson married John H. Rogers in New York. Lutheran Reunion at Pen-Mar draws 115 attendees from Frederick, Middletown, and Jefferson. Social at Nibrah Cottage features potato races dancing cards and games.
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