Records Well Kept in Frederick County Court Archives
The Annapolis Capital praises Frederick County Court records for their order and accessibility. It notes Somerset and Frederick as rare Maryland counties with well preserved original papers, while St Mary’s suffered fire losses. The Capital congratulates officials including Judge Hammond Urner and Clerk Loy for maintaining priceless records. Public notice invites further correspondence.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Heydle
George W Hodges
Somerset County
Maryland
St Mary's County
Calvert County
Charles County
Thomas A. Smith
Maryland Gazette
State of
Hammond Urner
Frederick
John C. Mouer
Edward
Adulteration concerns at Maryland Pure Food meeting
Prof Charlespari outlines how foods sold in Maryland were adulterated with substances to preserve appearance and density. He cites chopped beef lard currants and other items, warns of sulphites and cottonseed oil, and urges strict assay and standards for drugs and foods. The Maryland Pharmaceutical Association promotes higher standards and stricter future legislation.
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Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Mountain House
Land Lsteney
Charlespari
Maryland Pure Food
Ford
Maryland
Mtre
Maryliand Pharmaceutical Association
Blue Mountain House
Jphriam Bacon
Charles Morgan
Gettysburg
Play Was a Success at Mt Saint Marys by Swastika Club
A large Saint Anthony's school hall crowd at Mt Saint Marys enjoyed the western melodrama The Texan staged by the Swastika Chay. State Senator 4. PLT. Mathias attended and spoke briefly. An afternoon showing also drew attendees. Proceeds to the church totaling about $46.00.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Saint Anthony's School Hall
Mt Saint Mary's
Mathias
Smithsonian to exhibit only selected African mammal skins
The Smithsonian African expedition headed by Theodore Roosevelt will not mount all skins for public display. Officials say only species not well represented or needed to complete existing series will be exhibited, while larger skins are tanned, catalogued, and prepared for study to avoid damage and confusion.
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Smithsonian Institution
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoosewelt
Congress
Rdmund Steller
Hanai
United States
Europe
Smithsonian African
National
Unclear historical notice from polluted OCR fragment
Fragmentary text reading like a garbled notice or headline with numerous misspellings and invented place names. It mentions months, health terms, and personal names in a nonsensical sequence, lacking coherent events or entities.
Marriage as a Key to Prolonging Life, Says Austrian Doctor
Austrian physician Dr. K Lorand argues marriage helps ward off old age and may extend life beyond typical limits. He cautions unhappy marriages hasten aging, and urges diet of less meat, milk, outdoor activity, sun, deep breathing, and a strict weekly rest with no reading or writing.
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K Lorand
Vienna
Europe
Hfe
Lorand
Notes of News from Across Maryland and Vicinities
Fire at Salisbury causes about 20000 loss. Washington county tax collectors report heavy June collections about 75000 this month. Maryland Board of Public Works considers 2000 for a militia project in St Marys county. Hagerstown school block to be built at 17500. 24 rooms planned. Norman Smith 10 of Sharptown accidentally mortally injures brother Archie 8 with iron umbrella rib arrow. Superintendent Stephens begins Pacific Coast tour for National Education Association. Funkstown Lutheran church upgrades underway with metal ceiling and pipe organ funded by Andrew Carnegie. total project about 2000.
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Bayard Leithiser
Havre de Urace
A. B. Bingham
Washington County
Board of Public Works
Sc Mary County
Board of School Commissioners
Winter Street
Hagerstown
Norman Smith
Sharptown
Archie
W. Bates Stephens
Pacific Coast
Stephens
National Educational Association
San Francisco
California
Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Andrew Carnegie
Longevity of Human Life In France Surges 20 Percent
In a Paris paper Prof. Lan nelongue notes life expectancy rose from about 30 at the turn of the century to 47-48 today, driven by science and hygiene. Yet he warns the declining birth rate delays gains, as infant mortality drops and the average lifespan climbs with fewer births.
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France
Lannelongue
Academy of Medicine
Paris
Assault on J W Williams shocks Baltimore area
John W Williams former Maryland legislator and Rockville Board of Control clerk was assaulted by Lee Ganley a Washington resident and former Boyds resident on a Baltimore and Ohio train near Germantown. Witnesses included County Commissioners and Judge Darby. Ganley cited fear of Williams discussing him as motive.
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John W. Williams
Boyds
Montgomery County
Rockville
Board of Control and Reviews
Lee Ganley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Williams
Germantown
Gander
Onaen
Judee Darby
Ganley
Willkins
After 7 Years Suffering Woman Seeks Pinkham Aid
Waurika Oklahoma woman describes seven years of female troubles, insomnia, and failing health. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained weight and regained strength. Huntington Massachusetts resident also credits the remedy for recovery from nervous, run down condition and life saved by the tonic and Blood Purifier. Doctors advised against further treatment, yet the product reportedly cured inflammation ulcers displacements fibroid tumors irregularities periods backache and nervous prostration.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. F.D
Box
Waukla
Huntington, Mass
Markt Janetre Bates
Huntington
Mass
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Caspari
William H. Shipley
North Market St
Arthur L Meeker
So, Arto
Chicago
Carpenter
J. Ogden Armour
Lous I Swift
Edward P Swift
Edward Tilden
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Edward Morris
Morris & Co
Francis Powler
Swift & Co
Thoms J. Connors
Colonels
Smithsonian
Pelows
Vwarvland
Tenney Vana
Virginia
Pon Mar Onegnust
Champertamn
News OF the
Salisbury
Democrats
al Tigt
Maryland State Bar Association
Cape May
W. L. Eckard
Dr. Pierce
J. W. Williams
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
JW Alvey
Ocean City
The
Lydia E. Pink
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W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Mutual Insurance Co
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