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Mother in law jokes and manners in old society
A long satirical rambles on mother in law relations, praising the necessity of mothers in law while poking fun at husbands who wilt under their influence. It cites examples of infamous clashes and social impact, ending with a tongue in cheek note on marriage and gender roles.
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Baltimore American
Power plant alliance eyed for Frederick and Hagerstown
Frederick and Hagerstown railway companies plan a joint power plant to supply electricity to both systems, with a projected start in May. The move aims to cut operating costs by about 20 percent and spur local manufacturing, while future merger prospects remain speculative.
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Frederick Railway Company
Hagerstown Railway Company
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Union Power Company
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End of Summer Vacation and Roles for Women
A collection of editorial notes from Baltimore papers critique gender roles and leadership limitations, urging recognition of capable women in executive positions. The clippings highlight social norms and responses to enforcement and public welfare issues across cities.
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Uuimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and a City’s Odd Letters
A fragmentary collage of quotes from Detroit Free Press Washington Herald and Chicago Record Herald about hurried departures due to family letters, a wealthy ancestor leaving money to a black sheep, and a crowd around a man claiming his car struck an elderly woman. The text mixes humorous and curious snippets with no single coherent story.
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Little Willie
Chicago
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Moments With The Muse At The Pictures
Poem urging restraint on film content and moral uplift at the cinema. Mentions villains, lovers, fathers, and angels in a patriotic frame. Calls for teachable moments and national pride over sensational scenes. References 1910 News for Want Ads line.
Lutherans Gather for Frederick County Reunion at Braddock Heights
A large crowd attended the third annual Lutheran Sunday schools reunion in Frederick County at Braddock Heights. Morning program included Rev. U S Rupp on Deaconess Work and Mr Harry T Domer on the Laymen’s Movement. Music by Braddock Heights Orchestra and Jefferson Lutheran Church choir preceded a 1 pm wage meeting led by Rev Web Nicoll and Rev J W Ott.
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Lutheran Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
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Middletown
Asa Richard
Lovellsville
U. S. Rupp
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Deaconess Motherhouse
Baltimore
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Harry ‘T. Domer
Washington, D
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Web. Nicoll
Myersville
J. W. Ott
Thigerstown
Nations to shield birds urged by world powers
World ornithologists seek a global ban on export and sale of wild bird plumes for millinery. Delegates at Berlin’s congress push for strict prohibitions by major nations including Britain, Germany, France, and the United States, aiming to protect crops, health, and bird life.
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Washington
Wiliam Dutcher
National Association of Audubon Societies
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England
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Baltimore Stock Market and Sunday School Picnic Note
A mixed page item reports stock market quotes from Motter Bros & Co and various securities including Cotton Duck and Seaboard Air Line, followed by a notice of a Sunday School Picnic by the Evangelical Reformed Sunday school primary department at the fair grounds tomorrow at 1 30 PM with ice cream and cake for the children.
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Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Frederick MD Surplus and Impairment Amounts Reported
Fragmentary item from Frederick Maryland notes a surplus figure of 125000.00 and an impairment amount of 10000.00 associated with Cap PiPal or related entity. Details are incomplete but indicate financial adjustments or asset write downs within a local context.
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