Foreign scientist studies why men drink and its limits
A foreign scientist examines a paper on why men become drunk and argues findings align with the belief that excessive drinking is the cause. The piece notes census facts about large cities and highlights a Wilson observation urging West trained in forestry irrigation soils and agricultural chemistry to meet national needs.
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Agriculture Wilson
McKinley
Wilson
West
United States
Oscar Loeb
Japan
Wye
Frederick County Missing From Maryland Farmers Meeting
At a College Park meeting of Maryland farmers clubs many counties had reps from several organizations while Frederick county was not represented. Delegates from Cecil and Olney Grange discussed Montgomery and other counties, sharing insights and agricultural work. The piece decries Frederick’s lack of involvement and suggests locals show more interest in farmers organizations.
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Maryland Farmers’ Clubs
College Park
Montgomery
Frederick County
Farmers’ Clubs
Frederick
Maryland Agriculture College
Cecil Farmers’ Club
Olney Grange
Montgomery County
Maryland
Cecil
Charies
Baltimore News
County farmers miss movement in agriculture drive
In a Baltimore area remark the speaker notes that even capable farmers could gain knowledge at College Park last week and laments Frederick county farmers' failure to join the nationwide trend, finding the situation a mystery despite widespread evidence of advancement.
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Baltimore
College Park
Depeniol Farmers’ Clubs
Frederick County
Bossism attacked in strong anti-gang tone
Contemporaries denounce entrenched boss rule as archaic and doomed while praising anti-boss movements. Farmers favor scientific farming and experiment stations as Maryland farm work earns practical value. Maryland Telephone ties Frederick and the trolley plan to Boonsboro and Dahlgren Gap spark discussion for closer regional links.
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Frederick
Maryland Telephone Company
Tus
Fredernick
Boonsboro
Dahlgren Gap
Middletown
Hagerstown Herald
Merriness Excerpts Show Quips On Riches Bribery And Slavish Ironies
A collage of wry humor and regional speech snippets. Tit bits from satire touch on wealth, missionary nobility, political bribery, and a Missouri Civil War era vignette. The Washington Post excerpt notes a caricatured enslaved response to Union troops, reflecting race attitudes of the period.
Peace Congress Opens at Lake Mohonk Weighs Shipbuilding
The seventh Sunoal Peace Congress begins at Lake Mohonk with hopes that world battleship construction this year will not exceed twice last year’s level. The Philadelphia Record notes delays in the Carter contractors case as it goes to the Supreme Court, questioning indictment validity. British figures on Boer War losses and costs are reported by the New York World, with 14,975 killed or lost to May 1 and 17,209 wounded, totaling 52,187 dead or disabled.
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Chicago Chronicle
Lake Mohonk
Philadelphia
Cbartin M. Carter
Supreme Court
Carter
New York
War Office
South Africa
Chancellor of the Exchequer
British imperial costs reach 775 million in three fiscal years
The article cites June 1908 figures totaling 714,005,000 for the fiscal year, with a 28,300,000 British war bill in China. It notes 9,000,000 for Ashanti and Somaliland campaigns and 24,251,000 for two war loans, bringing the three-year total to 775,000,000. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach defends the sacrifice to prevent empire disintegration, while a biblical allusion follows.
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Soaing
China
Ashanti
Somaliland
Michael Hicks-Beech
Solomon
Moments with the Musk and a playful verse trio
A collage of verse and dialect snippets hints at sentimental musings. The lines admire simple happiness in a cheerful heart while alternating with humorous dialect portraits of a beloved woman, framing affection as a quirky, endearing manner.
Maryland towns and towns and sizes in census bulletin
The twelfth census bulletin lists Maryland as having 100 incorporated places up from 73. It names populations for many towns such as Baltimore 508,957 and Hagerstown 18,591 with numerous others including Annapolis 3,525 Frederick 9,296 and Ocean City 265. Also notes Welsh Bros Railroad Shows with ponies and clowns performing in Frederick on a single Wednesday in June with parades and two shows.
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William R. Merriam
William CO. Hunt
United States
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Aberdeen
Annapolis
Baltimore
Belair
Berlin
Bishopville
Bladensburg
Bloomington
Boonsboro
Bowie
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Brookville
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Jambridge
Cecilton
Ellicott City
Emmitsburg
Federalsburg
Frederick
Frostburg
Fawlikstown
Gaithersburg
Galena
Garrett Park
Girdietree
Grantaville
Greensboro
Hagerstown
Hampstead
Hancock
Havre de Grace
Hillsboro
Hurlock
Hyattstown
Hyattsville
Kesdysville
Kensington
Laurel
Laytonsville
Leonardtown
Loch Lynn Heights
Lounconing
Manchester
Middletown
Millington
Mountain Lake Park
Mt. Airy
New Market
New Windsor
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Ocean City
Oxford
Perryville
Piscataway
Pocomoke City
Poolesville
Port Deposit
Preston
Princess Anne
Queenstown
Ridgely
Rising Sun
Rockville
St. Michaels
Salisbury
Secretary
Sharpsburg
Sharptown
Smithsburg
Snow Hill
Sadlersville
Takoma
Taneytown
Thurmont
Trappe
Union Bridge
Upper Marlboro
Walkareville
Westernport
Westminster
Wil Hamsport
Welsh Bros
Exhibition Grounds
Bitters Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments Worldwide
Advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, and related ailments. Claims the product is honest, effective, and natural with a long history of famed toning vigor. Warns buyers to ensure a Private Revenue Stamp seals the bottle neck.
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Ani
Americsan
Hostetcer
Alumni of F Pr Seminary Celebrate at Mrs Hood’s Home
About thirty members of the alumni association visited Mrs. James M. Hood at her country home for an all day event. Miss Bertha Trail delivered an address on culture and private study as essentials for club women, sparking applause and hopes for future publication in Tae News. A pleasant lawn program led to a fine dining collation and class roll calls highlighted by ‘49 and ‘78. The day closed with fond farewells in June weather and rural surroundings.
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F. Pr. Seminary
James M. Hood
Bertha Trail
Commencement at Georgetown Convent Honors Gifts and Scholarships
The Convent of Visitation in Georgetown DC closed its 102nd year with many premiums awarded. Miss Helen Abell Baughman and Miss Mary O Neill received honors and a mathematics medal, the latter funded by Mrs Helen Abell Baughman of Frederick. The Helen Abell Baughman scholarship endowment provides 500 dollars annual interest for tuition in multiple languages and other branches.
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Convent of Visitation
Georgetown
D. C
Helen Abell Baughman
L. V. Baughman
Frederick
Mary O'Neill
Texas
Loyola
Deaths and funerals in Mt. Airy and Loy's area
Miss Mattie Mercer aged 83 of Mt. Airy died June 6 at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore after a period of illness. Funeral at Prospect church June 8 with Rev. Doodrear and others officiating. bearers named. John Samuel Beitler of Loy's died June 5 at age 418 years? funeral from residence June 8. pastors Rev. Miller and others officiated. pallbearers listed. Roscos G. White to attend fifteenth annual encampment of Maryland Division Sons of Veterans. fundraiser for National Memorial University at Mason City Iowa discussed. Hagerstown Mayor and Council set tax rate at 60 per 100 with basis 6,542,576, a drop of over 300,000 from last year.
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Mattie Mercer
Mt. Airy
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Prospect Church
Doodrear
Jones
Mettes
Jease Hood
Edward Norwood
Emory Hood
Barry Nusbaum
Guy Spurrier
Wm. Poole
WL. T. Lewis
John Samuel Beitler
John Samuel Baitler
Near Loy's
Big County
Victor Miller
Leitersburg
G. W. Enders
George A. Whitmore
Messrs
John Six
J. D. Wood
Wm. Lang
Scott Long
Irvin Fisher
Ed. Angell
Lone of
Roscos GO. White
Maryland Division
Sons of Veterans
Wilmington
National Memorial University
Mason City
Iowa
Bagerstown
Hagerstown
Successful With Roses
One of Freder ick's prominent amateur florists, Mr Mant Doll, has built a string of strong healthy plants by this season's work with roses. His efforts yield beautiful roses and reflect notable horticultural progress locally.
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Frederick
Amateor Florists
Mr Mant? Doll
Emily Annan Weds Walter Burton In Emmitsburg Home
Miss Emily Annan daughter of Isaac S. Annan of Emmitsburg married Walter Rodney Burton in a ceremony at the bride’s home. A Good Medicine ad cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as trusted by Drugeist Goldsmith and local families, with A. W. Pearre selling it.
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Burton Annan
Emily Annan
Isaac S. Annan
Emmiteburg
Walter Rodney Burton
Chamberlain
Drugeist
Goldsmith
van Kitten
A. W. Pearre
Twelfth Blenpia Camp in St Paul Opens Biennial Session
MODEEN WOODMED reports the twelfth biennial head camp of Weadwen of America convenes in St. Paul Minnesota with 629 delegates representing 1 000 members. Sessions run through June 15 with an estimated 100 000 members expected in the city. The head clerk Charles W Hawes presents 1899 1900 figures: 309 195 benefit certificates issued, 276 508 new members, 30 627 changes. 8 980 camps in good standing. fund balances and receipts shown. Total membership 437 858, expulsions 291. Insurance 2 965 153 500. Claims 7 884 500, paid 7 630 914, with 37 050 compromised and 57 000 discontinued. Five year per capita gift down 11 81 cents. Ends noting large ads sprouting into oak figures.
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Weadwen
America
Orfler
St. Paul
Minn
Charles W. Hawes
Public sale of Calvin B. Anders property in Frederick County
By virtue of a Maryland writ of fi fa issued from Frederick County Circuit Court, the sale compels all rights of Calvin B. Anders in a real estate tract of 161 acres and 13 perches in Johnsville District. The auction, conducted June 17, 1901 at the Frederick Court House, will settle title and estate to the highest bidder to satisfy the judgment against Anders.
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Maryland
Fieri Fucias
Frederick County
Charles &. Saylor
Frank Lstoner
Calvin B. Anders
Court House
Frederick City
Naryland
Johnsville
Said County
Anna M. Anders
Charles C. Repp
Margaret B. Repp
Office of Register of Wills
Said
Orphans’ Court
Alexander Brengle
David of
Bresgle
Joshua
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