Springtime Prices and Civil Service Coop Stores Rise
A fragmented excerpt traces comment on the high cost of living and price contrasts in Britain and on rail tariffs. It notes civil service cooperative stores as a means to keep groceries affordable, describing their origins, aims, and impact on workers and consumers, with reflections on wholesale to retail markups.
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Philadelphia “Inquirer
Aftcon
Civil Service Co-operative
Civil
Tarible
Fragmented Society Notes Mix in a Busy Page
An era of clipped phrases and quirky asides blends political jabs with social humor. The text references Teddy, Colonel Roossvalt, an Olive grove near Genoa, a break in to a senator’s life, a derailed train with injuries, and a skit about money’s power in a busy modern scene. Voices include the forerunner of satirical commentary and street corner banter.
Taft to receive another college degree says Baltimore Sun
Quotes from various papers lamenting or commenting on education and credentials. Notes Iman Peary and Dr. Cook medals and Conkin’s return to Etah for proofs. Mentions Carpentar seeking details on Rosuli's death as Morocco trip nears.
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Pregideot Taft
Degra
Iman Peary
Dr. Cook
Minutes of Merriness in Prison Audiences
Fragmented parade of quotes and snatches from newspapers recounting Farrar singing to prisoners in Atlanta, monarchs sending aides in London, Senate rail amendment talk, probate wrangle, a lawyer’s outburst, judges calling for order, and a distressed exile cry in a dream regarding a servant problem.
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Ong
Bir
Amir
Boulsiana Exposition Bond Fight Draws Attention
From the New York World a debate on a 4 million dollar bond issue to promote a Panama Canal exposition in New Orleans. The piece notes popular interest, profit concerns, and argues expositions can foster knowledge and peace, though questions about public funding remain.
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New York
Boulsiana
New’ Orleans
Waste and thrift themes in a wartime era critique
A long, fragmented column critiques funding schemes that burden states to fund others and praises Germany’s use of waste and byproducts for wealth. It cites tin shipments, scrap metal, hosiery recycling, and conservation advances as national wealth sources, warning against delays in resource conservation and praising industrial thrift.
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New York World
Frdi
Beatttotte
Jausburg
Puget Sound
Germany
Moments With The Muse The Rosary Of My Years
A reflective verse meditation on aging and time. The speaker contrasts measuring life by tears and inner growth rather than youth or outward signs, noting the young may be distant yet the old can be fierce in spirit. The piece links sorrow, faith, and perseverance, concluding that a life counted by tears gains true blessing.
Cryptic correction note from Montevue board draft
A frustrated draft from Montevue officials critiques a governance report and urges board action to impose higher standards for the institution. It emphasizes clear, corrective language and a strong stance against objectionable features while urging cooperation with parents and staff.
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Crasier
Guniutsiore
Mt Luis
Clint
Dr Hering Appointed Third Public Utilities Commissioner
Governor Crothers announced three appointments including Dr Hering as the third Public Utilities Board member to succeed Walter Webbell who declined. Moving from Carroll County to Annapolis and Baltimore regions, the changes will take effect immediately with terms beginning June 1 and salaries set that day.
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Auimipolia
Elkton
Baltimore
Crothers Wade
Howitz
William 3
Cage
Prince George's
Auecke -Hering
May records show clerk's office filings and death toll
In May there were 116 instruments filed including 77 deeds 24 mortgages and 3 receipts plus 1 plat and 1 agreement. The death roll lists 37 deaths with 15 interments at Mt Olivet and 65 at the colored cemetery and 25 county deaths. Mortality appears to be lower than in April with regional burial activity in Middletown Yellow Springs Graham New Market Thurmont Charlesville Mt Carmel Point of Rocks Hope Hill Woodboro.
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Mt. Olivet
Middletown
Yellow Springe
Graham
New Market
Thurmont
Charlesville
Mt. Carmel
Point of Rocks
Hope Hill
Woodaboro
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations dated June 1, 1910 list grain and hay prices including Wheat No 2 Red at 92, Corn Ear at 3.30 per bushel, Rye and Oats figures, with Hay bids for No 1 Timothy, No 1 Mixed and Clover ranging 17 to 20 dollars per ton. Feeds and seeds such as Bran at 35 dollars per ton and Cotton Seed Meal also noted, reflecting local commodity values.
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M&ub
Baltimore Stock Market Report June 1 1810
The June 1 1810 Baltimore stock market digest notes noon corrections from brokers Motter Bee and others. Listings include United Railways Company, United vs Theomen funding, and assorted bonds and commodities with varied valuations.
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Motter. Bee
Sitor Geary Ea Kopany
United Rys
Ms United
Theomen
United
Hyseyt Woetoth Macyland
Brief Bits and Budget of Bright Items of General Interest
Mr Eugene J Rawo of Kumite burg reared the officials in the clerk s office yesterday to on box of Juncious arasberrice.
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Bright
Eugene J. Rawo
Kumiteburg
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James R. Kinsloe
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