Frederick daily news and weekly news notices
The item bundles the Frederick MD based Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing content with subscription rates and delivery details. It notes moon phases, local commentary on law enforcement, and critiques of English openness to new ideas as part of a periodical issue. The piece mentions Harmsworth and his view of British conservatism.
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Avrrep Harmsworth
London
United States
Harmsworth
Record Objects To Immigrant Tuberculosis Ban
The Philadelphia Record protests Treasury Department rules barring immigrants with consumption. It argues tuberculosis is not uniformly dangerous and notes doctors deem contagion less clear-cut. Exceptions for advanced cases may be harsh, while many consumptives can recover with care and climate.
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Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Ellis Island medical discretion in asylum and disease risk
The passage discusses the tragic experience of family separation at Ellis Island and the perceived hope for better living conditions to slow or cure tuberculosis. It notes that earlier stages of the disease may improve with improved surroundings and stresses that Ellis Island authorities, particularly doctors, deserve discretion in their judgments.
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Ellie Island
Europe
Ellis Island
Contempo News On Watermelons Canteens and Fire Marshals
Contemporaries comment on Florida agriculture and college graduates, while debates over keeping or abolishing the army canteen intensify. Military doctors warn of discipline and health impacts, urging restoration under supervision as soldiers crave drink. Cumberland plans fire marshal efforts amid smoky headlines, praising city benefits of such chiefs.
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Congress
Baltimore News
Cumberland
Ooel
Hagerstown
Quotable Snippets From Late Nineteenth Century Jests
A collage of humorous exchanges and witticisms from old newspapers. It reprints brief dialogues about lateness, wakeful watching, ticket prices, a famed composer, a rag-time pianist, dialect notes, and political judgment, illustrating period humor and commentary.
Old Age Pensions for Rail Workers Across Nations
The New York Tribune notes railroads expanding pension systems benefiting loyal long serving employees, reducing destitution and almshouse reliance. The piece contrasts former harsh age-discarding norms with modern compassionate practice spreading in prominent firms worldwide. It highlights a shift toward humane treatment of aging workers.
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New York Tribune
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Rockefellers Aim at Disease Prevention and Medical Research
The article argues for a shift from treatment to preventing disease, forecasting extirpation of deadly illnesses through healthier living and improved environments. It highlights major philanthropy, especially $200,000 gifts, and cites a Rockefeller Institution for Medical Research as pivotal to global health, with hopes of stamping out plagues and eradicating diseases like diphtheria and consumption within decades.
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New York Evening Post
Rockefeller Institution For Medical Research
John D. Rockefeller
Searce
Rockefeller
Wabiipeie Pull & Uisukey
Rockefeller Institution
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Moments With The Muse A Child Moonlit Reflections
A personal verse meditation on childhood memory and the moon as marvel and prophecy. The speaker recalls a moonlit window scene and a lover watching from afar, merging memory with present heartbreak. A second poem, Mollyhocka, reflects rural nostalgia for hollyhocks and old home ways, sung in dialect with memories of girlhood. Published in the New York Times.
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Jacoline
T.eale
New York Times
Mrs McKinley Condition Unchanged Says Physician
Special Dispatch reports Mrs McKinley remains in the same condition. A physician’s test shows no blood poisoning and no visible complications at this time.
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American winner caps Oaks at Epsom
Special Dispatch reports Foxhall Hkesne's Cap and Bells won the Oaks at Epsom this morning, marking the next major step in the season after the Derby. Jane Lespey notes the victory as a key early highlight for the turf year.
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Lespey
Jane
Foxhall Hkesne
Epsom
Lee Will Not Run For Montgomery Senate Seat
The Democratic race for State Senator from Montgomery county shifts as Blair Lea declines after pressure. Senators Viers Bonich and Spencer O Jones announce candidacies. Charles F Brooke of Olney district is expected to seek the nomination, shaping a crowded field.
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Blair Lea
Montgomery County
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Rockville
William Viers Bonichaa
Spencer O. Jones
Charles F. Brooke
Olney
Maryland News Roundup Highlights Local Names and Obituaries
Heat hampers Baltimore residents while Hagerstown plans to re equip the Antietam Fire Company. Inheritance notes record Thomas Deford’s Baltimore estate passing to four sons and two daughters. Col James P. Shannon’s estate valued at 68 853 62. Veterans Lester Fridinger and Clarence Leggett return home from the Philippines. Cumberland hosts a Baptist district convention with about 50 delegates. Emmanuel Episcopal to lay cornerstone on June 4. Lake Shore Railway named for canal adjacency. Baltimore youth George Christner dies after accidental shooting. Elkton sheriff sale nets 525 to John T. Wilson. Garrett County Republican race heats up as A F George vies for State Senate. Ravenscroft seeks renomination. Port Deposit church lot conveyed by J Harvey Rowland with a $10 000 pledge for a new church.
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Hagerstown
Antietam Fue Company
Thomas Deford
James P. Shannon
Lester ZL. Fridinger
Clarence Leggett
The
Baptist Church
Cumberland
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Bishop Satterlee
Washington
Lake Shore Railway
R. A. Ravenscroft
J. Harvey Rowland
Port Deposit
Presbyterian Church
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Area
Purely personal notices list residents visiting relatives and staying at local homes and hotels. Names include D L Ely in Hagerstown, Nannie Potts in Oontquare, Mary Aleine Williamson in Court Square, A M Pattison in Emmitsburg, Fauntleroy in Staunton, Miss Ross Fearhake in East Patrick Street, Misses Jones from Liberty, Weegtly and Nellie Garrett, Bertha Trendle, Maude Forthman of the Woman's College, Dr and Mrs Charles H Elliot in Washington, Frank Grove and daughter Margaret of Waynesboro, Samuel Horine from New Madison Indiana visiting Middletown relatives, and Mrs Danial Shafer as guest. The notice notes ongoing visits and upcoming longer stay through October.
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Woman's College
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Lutheran Synod Adjourns After Des Moines Session
The Evangelical Lutheran General Synod at Des Moines Iowa adjourned yesterday. The Deaconesses Board report was read by Rev Dr F P Manhart of Baltimore who heads the home. Donations rise and property funds gain as a hospital and buildings are planned near Walbrook Maryland. The synod backs strong opposition to repeal of the Anti Cantens law and supports the Anti Saloon League with ten delegates named for the next meeting. There are 14 deaconesses, 9 probationers, and 1 sister trained in medicine with 16 418 dollars in cash receipts.
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Evangelical Lutheran General Synod
Iowa
Luther Kuhlman
F. P. Manhart
Baltimore
W. H. Dunbar
Philadelphia
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Taney
Homs
Anti-Saloon League
Taschers
International
Counterfeit United States cents flood Sub-Treasury tests
The United States Sub-Treasury reports a surge of counterfeit 1 cent coins in circulation. 500 to 600 bad cents arrive daily, with April’s 372,870 cents turning in and 13,198 counterfeit. Counterfeiters refine alloys and dies, increasing similarity to genuine cents despite copper at 17 cents a pound.
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United States
Sub-Treasury
United States Civil Service
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le Sun Treasury
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Druggists
Advert says druggists recommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy for family famine use and everyday cures. A dealer notes five years of sales with satisfaction to both seller and customers. Mentioned by Derveeist Goldsmith Van Etten and available through Pearre in The News ad section.
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Derveeist
Goldsmith
van Etten
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Miss Etta Maddox Seeks Law Change for Women’s Practice
Miss Etta Haynie Maddox, just graduated from Baltimore Law School, declares she will strive to amend Maryland law to allow women to practice law and influence juries. Also mentions political groups and moral reform. ends with a medicine advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets priced 25 cents.
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Baltimore Law School
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