Dynamite fishing harms Monocacy fish supply
A Frederick News article reports dynamite fishing in the Monocacy River, wiping out thousands of fish and threatening sport and food supply. It notes Maryland and Washington hatcheries stock streams, urging game wardens to stop illegal dynamiting and protect the river’s fish population.
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Monooscy
Maryland
Washington
Quotations and quips on love and marriage flash in mock dialogue
Snippet from a 20th century humor page shows witty exchanges about marriage, money, and domestic life. Characters joke about being plucked for cash, promised comforts, and the milkman and butcher boy going round. The tone mirrors satirical newspaper miscellany.
Reflections on Property Valuation and the Spanish War
An 1898-style critique argues that friars lands gain value through patient effort, contrasts with European compensation norms, and lauds the United States for fair compensation. It asserts the Spanish-American War was a people’s war, led by calm leadership, with McKinley quietly mobilizing while critics blustered.
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United States
Spain
Washington Star
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Havana
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Contemporaries Spin Jokes and Local Gaffes
A Baltimore American note ridicules political tweedledum and tweedledee while the Baltimore Herald jokes about the President liking hash. The Cumberland Times teases a bungling burglar tale about a Hagerstown editor. An Annapolis hospital item mocks a elopement with a mother-in-law and remarks on such reckless acts deserving a monument.
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Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and a Kitchen Misprint
A brief humorous exchange notes poetry and time, with a fragmentary dialogue about a husband and wife in the kitchen. The item presents a quirky spoof from a newspaper-like transcript, illustrating light era humor and a playful misquotation.
Moments With The Muse The Gentle Rain
A fragment of verse and stray lines recount memory and longing for Twickenham Town with a ferry scene and a romantic rural mood. The piece includes a poem by Frank L. Stanley and a ballad style exchange about crossing the river and a charming scene with a young woman. An ad promotes Coambellala's Colic Cholers and Distrhoes Remedy, touting its usefulness for bowel complaints and noting availability from AL carre.
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Locusts Dying Off Rapidly Across Maryland
Seventeen year brood of locusts has declined rapidly in Maryland with vast swarms shrinking and expected to vanish soon. Scientists note two distinct song notes from cicadas and say damage to trees and grass is unlikely while dogs and cats fatten on fallen insects. By July 16 the state should be free of locusts, with small residual broods afterward.
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Maryland
Tory
Philip R. Uhler
Peabody Institute
Abler
Uhler
Harper's Ferry Gate to Shenandoah Valley Tale
Harper's Ferry sits at the confluence of three states where Potomac and Shenandoah rivers meet, guarding the Shenandoah Valley and the Baltimore & Ohio line. The town recalls John Brown's 1859 raid, the 1861-65 Civil War siege, and its strategic battlefield network radiating to Charlestown Winchester Harrisonburg and Lexington. Send stamps for battlefield map.
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Social World Dance at Thurmont Evening
Miss Alice Osler hosts a dance in honor of Miss Fischer at the Town Hall Thurmont with Frederick Select Orchestra providing music. A Congregational reception follows at the M E Church parsonage from to oclock with Rev Dr and Mrs Todd receiving guests.
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Fischer
Thurmont
Frederick Select Orchestra
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Loy
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Frederick
Lime Kiln
Doubs
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Ida Martz
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The Work of Death. Alglee Brown
Algree Brown died at his parents home in Cat Alley on Wednesday night from heart disease aged 10 years and 1 month. The funeral took place this afternoon at 3 o clock at the house with Rev Townes officiating. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were the funeral directors.
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Algore Brown
Cat Alley
Tisbom
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Greanmount
Jeery
A. T. Rice & Sons
St Marys church services and picnic noted
County correspondence from Marnesville reports Sunday services at St Marys church at 10 o clock and a forthcoming annual picnic and tournament on Wednesday July 23. Also details visits by local residents and a Monocacy River outing for altar-boys with Rev McDonald.
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Masie Brown
Washington
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Levi Cooley
Park Mills
David
B. F. Roberson
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