Moon Phases and Patrons in a Turbulent Era
A fragmentary column surveys moon phases, political tidbits, and social notes from small towns. It references the Baltimore Herald and Cumberland Times, calling out rural free delivery, road policy, and a desert lion metaphor about Sydney Euphoneous Mudden. Mentions a Latent strike meeting with Warner and a Baltimore veterinarian stressing humane care for horses.
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Sydney
Fifth District
Cumberland Times
Anti-Bribery Movement in Maryland Aims for Statewide Group
A Baltimore driven plan seeks to establish an anti bribery association with branches in every Maryland county and Baltimore city. Backed by prominent citizens, the secretive effort pledges to mobilize public sentiment and use legal means to combat bribery, culminating in a nationwide league of drivers resisting corrupt practices.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Bibery
Maryland Bow
Bey Lev
No North No South Phrase Fades From Civil War Era Language
The article discusses how the Mason and Dixon Line defined slavery boundaries from 1820 and how “North of the Mason and Dixon Line” and “South of the Mason and Dixon Line” persist in speech as symbols of sectionalism. It notes the line’s diminished bitterness yet continued cultural presence amid an era claiming “no North and no South.”
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Congress
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Minutes of Merriness and Tiny Tid-Bits Snippets
A collage of humorous dialogue and classroom quips from a paper page. Jokes touch church missions salaries spouses and a gas company inspector noting trifling incidents. The items reflect light social satire with names and local humor.
The Voice of the Press and Temperance Growth
Fragmented text reviews temperance growth in Europe and a shift in abstinence norms, mentioning historical bans and social figures. It includes a discussion on a proposed American role in Chinese crisis and open door policy among nations, plus a note on anti trust enforcement tactics in Texas and compromised affidavits.
Verme and Methods of Enforcement Under Legal Debate
Fragmentary notes reveal authority quibbles and compromises on enforcement approaches. The text signals heavy jargon and practical gaps as officials discuss how the law should operate in practice.
Moments With the Dixie Jingle and Lost Heritage
Fragmentary lyric scene describes weather and resilience as a chorus belts “Shine on Dixie” amid rain and rising heat. The piece evokes regional pride with dialect and coastal imagery, referencing Dixie and a sense of communal endurance through hardship.
BICYCLE EBACE MEET PRIZE LIST AND ENTRIES
A Thursday night bicycle meet at Athlete Park features prizes shown at Brish Bros. Bazar including a one mile amateur handicap first prize worth $15, second $5, third $2.50, plus a one mile club team race with the French team trophy valued at $25. Notables such as Rhine Otis Miller and Fred Long of Washington and other riders from Baltimore are listed among entrants. Nursery inspection by State officials reports nurseries in Kent Caroline and Dorchester counties in good condition as they resume statewide checks next week. Officials anticipate scarce apples but see orchards on the Eastern Shore bearing fruit. Montgomery County Agricultural Society sets the Rockville fair to begin September 4. officers and directors named with an advisory committee from each election district.
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Porauit
Rhine
Otis Miller
Fred. Long
Washington
Martin
Bennett
George
French
Callahan
Charles O. Townsend
Wille G. Johnson
H. P. Gould
Guy L. Stewart
Kent
Oaroline
Dorchester
Profesor Johnson
Messrs
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Stewart
Maryland
Townsend
Montgomery Agricultural Society
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Rockville
William Dorsey
John H. Gassaway
Yah E. Muncaster
John J. Higgins
Moegare
Sohn H. Bagley
Hezekiah Trail
Harry G. Burley
Offutt
John EB. Gassaway
J. J Huston
Icn
Icn C. Bentley,William Dorsey
Chari. W. Fields
Henry H. Miller
James H. Offate
Montgomery County
J. W. Allnuts
James E. Deats
Harry M. Williams
Hilleary
Lb. Offate
Alfred O. Tolson
Wilson B. Techiffely
Jeremiah P. Harrington
Charles F. Kirk
John W. Walker
Frank O. Stoxs
Thomas ©. White
J.M. Etchison
Hazel W. Onashel
Market Notes Reflect Better Supply Amid Heat
Market notes show improved supply of edible produce with more dealers and items like Lima beans, roasting ears, tomatoes, berries, peaches at fifteen cents per basket, and other fruits in line. Thunderstorms in Carroll county killed four cows and struck a valuable horse. lightning losses include livestock near Sama Creek. Washington Monument to be electrified with a 20,000 annual run cost and 65,000 for boiler house addition under Sundry Civil Appropriation.
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New Windsor
Union Bridge
Franklin
Carroll
Evan T. Snader
Sama Creek
Charles E. Nicodemus
Board of Election Supervisors
Carroll County
Washington Monument
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Remedies
Public health warning against ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. Mercury damages smell and disrupts the system. only use prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. claims no mercury and works by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Ensure genuine Cheney product from reputable druggists. family pills praised as best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Murder at Waterford: Mullen kills O Hare with a club
Ernest Mullen of Waterford Virginia was arrested about a mile from Waterford charged with the murder of Warren O Hara who worked at the Navy Yard in Washington. The killing occurred in front of a livery stable in Waterford after a quarrel sparked by a rude remark about a young woman. O Hara, a Spanish American War veteran, died about thirty minutes after the attack. Mullen, age 22, was sent to Leesburg jail to await grand jury action. Madame Jansuschek, famed actress, is paralyzed at St Marys Hospital Brooklyn after a hot spell. She is 70 and planning a return to the stage.
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Waterford
Virginia
Aigat
Warren O Hare
Navy Yard
Washington
O'Hare
Mullen
Victor Schooley
Malen
Phyasician
Cuba
Malies
Leesburg
Mallen
Madame Jansuschek
Mme
Fanny Jansuschek
St. Mary's Boapital
Brooklyn
Madame Javauschek
Kate Claxton
Ice making recipe and tonic claims in 19th century ad
A fragment advertises a new ice making recipe using a form of ammonium salt to freeze ice cream quickly and cheaply. It sits among testimonials praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Chamberlain's cough remedy. The ad mentions revenue stamps on bottle necks and local druggist endorsements in Newark, New Jersey.
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Bach
Hostetter
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