Political Tangles and Voting Rights in 1900s Era
The piece notesTaft opponent may celebrate Japanese and Filipino voting ban in presidential elections. It highlights a $48,000 fine on wrapping paper companies and their plan to pay. It mentions Senator Elkinas fight for a ex postmaster removed for pernicious political activity, underscoring partisan conflicts.
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Virginia
Taft Says He Will Campaign Without Vacation
Secretary Taft told reporters in New York that he plans to stay active in his campaign until election day and will not take a vacation. He notes eight years without time off, claiming travel abroad and extensive duties kept him rested enough, while Yale games and class reunions provide brief relief from public duties.
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Fragmentary 1920s Editorial Snippet Reactions to Prohibition
A garbled OCR fragment cites Baltimore American and Hagerstown Herald discussing prohibition era sentiment. It alludes to road building dates, arithmetic, and the social impact of ban on public amusements, noting dangers and independence themes amid road and legal debates.
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Hageratown Herald
Minutes of Merriness in a Jumble of Quotes
A collage of humorous newspaper snippets from multiple papers. The exchanges feature banter about a guest, a joke about a vice presidential mention, a funeral reference misread, and a teasing line about Barney's wooden leg.
Women at the Polls and Citizenship in the United States
A survey of women’s roles in party politics and citizenship raises questions about their political power. It notes rare inclusion in national party councils, cites Belva Lockwood as a prior presidential candidate, and discusses how citizenship status affects voting rights and naturalization for American women and those married abroad.
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Wyoming
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England
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Adams
United States District Court
Harriet Rionda
Colorado
Idaho
America
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Why Don’t You Do It Now Mystery Poem
A fragmented excerpt from a periodical feature mixes a motivational verse about seizing the moment with a poem about a youth by a Gate of Dreams. It juxtaposes urging action now with contemplative musings on dreams and value, attributed to a magazine’s page marker.
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New President Arrives at Old Frederick College
Col Wilbur M. Jones arrives to take charge as president of Old Frederick College. Chancellor Hatton and the board praise his twelve years in education and his fit for the role. The Missourian has taught in Virginia, and the faculty will include men prepared to work with boys and young men.
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van Vleck
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Bummer Bchod
Local Drownings and Deaths Reported Across Counties
Frederick Eckberg drowned in Colgate creek while Otto Lutz, near Benson, Harford county, died by hanging. Rolly Wells from South Cumberland was killed by a train near Magnatia. Ninety six of two hundred eighty candidates passed naval academy entrance exams. Dr. Adolf Moyer of Cornell named director of a new Johns Hopkins insanity study and treatment department. The State Good Roads Commission discussed routing Washin Hardimars boulevard to divert it from the turnpike. A coroner’s jury attributed a Witon Baltimore and Annapolis Way accident to company employee negligence.
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Charles Atreat
Colgate Creek
Otto Lutz
Benson
Harfori County
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Cumberland
Magnatia
Naval Academy
Adolf Moyer
Cornell University
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
University
State Good Road’ Commission
Washin - Hardlmars
Ayattaville
District Line
Uty
Ancapotle
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Baltimore
Peculiar Wayne County Will Grants Farm Under Odd Conditions
In Wayne County Michigan probate records a strange will assigns a farm to Rose and Jamca Gladden on unique terms. They must deliver two dozen eggs to Mrs Schroeder every December first and provide pasture, cow feed, and firewood. If the pig does not weigh a required amount at December, they forfeit the inheritance and owe cash and flour. The document also mentions a guardian inquiry about a stable.
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Mich
Schroeder
Saghee
Rose
Jamca Gladden
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Board Plans Expansion
The Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Board met at Sabilldoville and approved four more wards with twenty beds each and a barn and dormitory. Dr. H Warren Buckler and Samuel K Dennis led the board with John Walter Smith as president. A federal site agreement and a new temporary assistant superintendent at Johns Hopkins Hospital were noted plus expected railroad connection and front-end facilities. The sanatorium project progresses rapidly with a two to three week start for initial patients.
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Sabilldoville
John Walter
Uith
H. Warren Buckler
Gamuel K. Dennis
Manitarium
Yard T. Crane
Western Maryland
Johna Hopkins Hospital
New Name for Church Adopted by German Baptist Brethren
At a Des Moines conference the German Baptist Brethren Church voted to adopt the new official name The Church of the Brethren. The change aims to reduce language and naming confusion with a German Baptist Church and reflect the reduced use of German in worship.
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of Brethren
German Baptist Brethren Church
No Need of Sun for Rheumatic Pain Relief
A reader claims rheumatic pain can be relieved by Chamberlain's ointment and warns against transferring from rheumatism. The note suggests long-lasting relief and urges gentle treatment, stating the ointment provides fast relief even in severe cases. Read by all druggists.
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Louie
Ail Drugelste
Fragmented Local Text Sparks Editorial Reflections
Numerous garbled lines hint at a crowded newspaper page with editorials and stray quotes. The readable bits mention editor remarks on mistakes, political references, and a Baltimore American flavor, alongside scattered names and place markers suggesting a Frederick Maryland area edition fragment.
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