Roads of concrete replacing macadam in Maryland
More than 60 miles of concrete roads are under construction in Maryland as the state pushes concrete over macadam. The State Roads Commission estimates initial outlay around 11 000 per mile with long term maintenance savings seen, focusing on the Eastern Shore and lower Western Shore counties amid bid comparisons and material trials.
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Maryland
UW. G. Shiley
O. E Weller
Wayne County
Michigan
Baltimore
Carroll
Cecil
Charles Caroline
Montgomery
Prince George's
Somerset
St. Mary's
Talbot
Worcester
Wicomico
Worchester
Roads Commission
Shirley
Marsland
Cost estimate notes York road 43 lack inclusion
The document states the project will use bituminous concrete and that work will be practically city-scale. It notes a 4.44 mile segment under contract with an estimated cost of $93,435 and questions whether York road 43 is included.
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Adam
York Road
Rivalry with Luther Burbank sparks George Febrey’s freak crops
George Febrey of St James, Washington County, has grown bizarre hybrids on his four acre farm. He says he is grafting and crossbreeding to produce a dwarf chestnut tree, a currant raspberry blackberry berry, an apricot grafted on forest wild stock, and many pear and cherry hybrids. Febrey has corresponded with Luther Burbank about horseradish seed valued at $1,000, claiming Burbank offered such a price and that the seed is finer than tobacco seed.
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George Febrey
Patt-Swizard
Nel
Sears
Te Hag
United States
Jebrey
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Tebrey
State Teachers Meet Today in Annapolis
Maryland State Teachers Association begins its forty sixth annual convention in Annapolis tonight with 700 to 3,000 expected attendees from across the state. Sessions run daily in the gymnasium and McDowell Hall at St John's College with numerous addresses from association leaders and local officials. Governor Goldsborough will speak Wednesday as visitors enjoy planned boating trips, an excursion to Washington, a musicale, and a St John's Gymnasium dance.
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Maryland Association
Annapolis
Maryland State Teachers' Association
Frederick
McDowell Wah
St John’s College
Thomas Fell
Whilie George T. Melvin
Anne Arundel County
Cty
John £. Edwards
James B. Noble
Cambridge High School
Goldsborough
Washington
Women's Civic League of
St John’s Gymnasium
Baker on Tour From Baltimore to Canadian Rockies Alaska
William G Baker Jr of Baker Watts and Co leaves Baltimore with Mrs Baker for six weeks travel to the Canadian Rockies and Alaska. He is the son of W G Baker of Buckerstown.
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Baker
William G Baker, Jr
Baker, Watts & Co
Baltimore
Canadian Rockies
Alaska
Missionary Work at Home Inspires County Towns Meeting
County Towns Union C. 2. Society of Jefferson held its weekly meeting on Sunday evening June 22 in the Jeutit room of the Reformed Church. Miss Margidiot Rod rok led with a talk on Missionary Work at Home Abroad. Miss Myile Shaff recited and Miss va Doty sang a solo. Delegates from the Brunswick convention read reports. Mr. Michael of Frederick gave an address urging local missions and stating the home light can shine brightest. The next meeting, June 29 at 7 pm, hosts Miss Helen Cochran on On Nations Glories and Perils. Children’s Day service postponed then set for July 6 at 10:15. A Saturday storm dropped hail but caused no damage.
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Union C. 2
Society of Jefferson
Jeutit Room
The
Reformed Church
Therleader
Margidiot Rodrok
Honedud
Michael
Frederick
India
China
Feader
Migs
Helen Cochran
St Paul's Reformed Congregation
Ladf
Place to Park Autos on Heights Expansion Effort
Braddock Heights plans include converting Schley avenue area into a park accessible zone for autos. Hurdles include coordinating with Braddock substation traffic and allowing machines to pass the sub station in the future. Visitors include J H F Hahe from Baltimore and families staying at Doll Cottage Camp Schley Inn with resident locals and guests from Frederick Washington and Chevy Chase.
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Braddock Ieights
Hugerstown and Frederick Railway Company
Schley Avenue
J. H. F. Hahe
Baltimore
J. A Grear
Tt ' Weller
Robert Weller
Frank G Pierson
Theodore
Washington
Camp Schley Inn
A. Strasburg
John Wood
Hyland Place
M. M Pope
Keleb’s Inn
Miles Tallor
Main Tallor
Washington, DD
Cecelia Dulin
Chevy Chase
Rock Lodge
Braddock Heights
W B&b Staley
Hagerstown
N. W. Snively
Braddock
Hotel Braddock
Hyorid Veresx Carbo
Maria A. Carbo
Matilde de Carbo
Anna C. Carbo
Ernest F. Carbo
William Carbo
Beatrice Carbo
Carbo
Maryland bankers to convene eighteenth annual meeting
About 150 members of the Maryland Bankers Association will assemble today at Brne Mountain House near Pen Mar for the opening of their eighteenth annual convention. The gathering continues through Thursday with a banquet to close. Prominent topics include banking and currency reform, a focus of current administration policy. Frederick attendees include Joseph Draker Charles Bo Trail C. Q. Reeds Emery J L Coblentz Richard P L Ross Charles S Snook John C Motter A Mon Dell AL CL McCander SL i Motter and C Lee Ordeman.
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Maryland Bankers’ Association
Brne Mountain House
Pen- Mar
C. Q. Reeds
Emery JL Coblentz
Richard PL Ross Charles S. Snook
John C. Motter
Mon Dell
AL CL McCander
SL i Motter
C Lee Ordeman
Requisition Papers Levy Embezzlement Case in Boston Transcript
Sheriff Teagan traveled to Annapolis this morning to obtain requisition papers for RL Sheppard of Washington who is wanted on embezzlement charges. Earlier papers found flawed and Sheppard was not brought here. Mrs UAs and Mr Wre are cited in a comment section about audacity and mendacity.
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Charles Teagan
Annapolis
Shepperd
Washington
Sheppard
Mrs Uas
Halo fashion halo craze at Dolly Varden season
In 1913 Dolly Varden styles rule the fashion scene with halo headpieces and halos of tulle. Cotton voiles lead, mixing plain and patterned fabrics in 80 Diahy and variations to express individual style. Fashion notes highlight mow erred coats, tunics, gowns of printed fabrics, and velvet or straw crowns, with purple leading color and pink accents.
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Dolly Varden
Latest Fashion Notes on Trimmed Gowns and Lingerie
Pann ie Field from New York reports on the season’s dress trends. Ribbon trims fade, tulle and lace gain favor in airy effects while Medici collars rise in popularity. Waist lines stay slim with girdles and shadow laces, lingerie gains importance beneath filmy gowns, and crepe de chine garments remain in demand for those who can afford them.
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Torchon
Clon
Pannie Field
New York
To Prepare Dishes and Prescriptions For Household Cookery
A compact guide lists several recipes and techniques for breakfast, dinner, and desserts. It includes directions for pea and rice dishes, custard cups with berries, a richer fondue, baking biscuits, cream of asparagus soup, and an egg sauce for boiled meat, detailing ingredients, ratios, and steps for each dish.
Best Laxative For The Aged Advent Ad
A faded advertisement promotes a laxative aimed at the elderly market. It touts safety and minimal pain, naming a local pharmacy and urging readers to consider a remedy that is gentle and effective for aged patients.
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State Commission
Beecham
Jefferson
Utica
News
Thomas of
Halter
Geo. M Gittinger
St Jfartis
George W. Keinlein
Halo Girl
McCa Company
An Yakers
McCall Patterns
Cheese Fonda
Tomon
Janice
Phi Ynen
King
Tearre
Sledeva Pharmacy
F. Columbus Knott
West Patrick St
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle
City
Anglesea
Stone Harbor
Avalon
Wildwood Crest
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Bay Head
Wm. Pedrick, Jr
Baltimore and
Calvert Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway Co., Frederick Gas & Electric Dept
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Aetna IN
JRA
Ick
Ra D. Lamraey
Hacossrows
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