Canning Industry Growth and Warning Against Frauds
The editorial discusses Frederick county canning factories boosting local profits and employment, notes Maryland farmers need instruction on corn culture, and cautions against radium and nitrogen bacteria scams exploiting scientific advances for money. It cites railways aiding agricultural trips and warns about swindlers preying on new discoveries.
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Woodeboroa
Frederick County
Theas
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Yveane
Jevéares
Maryland and Pennsyvania Railroad Company
Important discovery prompts farmer vigilance in new bacteria trade
The article warns that a so called discovery may lead to the spread of bacteria sold for money, noting the bacteria have value in their proper sphere but urging reputable persons to engage cautiously and farmers to beware opportunistic traders seeking profit from the so called discovery.
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Philadelphia
United States
Adiapatch
Dallas
Tex
Federal Immigration Bureau
Houston
Ciitizens
Texas
Spool
Immigration Bureau
Vance Indi Ize
United Fre Company
Fanlore
Carnation
Coure
Hagerstown
Onurt
Contemporaries Debate Corruption and Reform in Maryland and Pennsylvania
A collection of editorials discusses corrupt politics, reform measures, and state pride. Arguments touch on graft, lawful powers for reform, and the moral duties of citizens, noting Maryland and Pennsylvania debates and the role of public virtue in shaping a republic.
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Pennsylvania
Trey
Greftera
Baltimore
MINUTES OF MERRINESS AND WITTY QUOTES FROM TOWN TOPICS
A fragmentary collage of humorous exchanges and snatches of dialogue from various periodicals. Nods to social banter and quick quips appear alongside brief snippets about astronomy and banking. The passage mimics a lively, breezy miscellany typical of urban humor pages.
Spring Is Coming Foretold By Birds And Buds
The piece reports on forecaster Henry’s view that winter ends with signs from birds and budding trees. It notes blackbirds robins and squirrels returning, beech buds swelling, and local children resuming games as baseball practice begins in the South.
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New York
Henry
Banacher
Forty, the Grim Milestone in Youthful Dreams
A reflective verse piece contrasts aging with youthful aspirations. It rails against vanity while noting changes at forty such as weight, voice, and vision. The narrator considers responsibilities, disappointments, and the fading of early ambitions. From Boston Advisor.
Death claims Rev. Dr George W Leech former pastor
Obituary notices report the death of Rev. Dr George W Leech in Washington at age seventy, detailing his education at Columbia University and Concord Biblical Institute, his service in multiple churches, and his funeral arrangements at Trinity Church. Other notices list deaths of Jesse Roser Noah Koonts Julia Lanty Annie M Sir and Samuel C Howard with brief service details and survivor lists.
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George W. Leech
Methodist Episcopal Pharch
Seventh Street
Washington
Leach
Columbia University
George Washington University
Washington, D C
Concord
N. B
Baltimore
Annapolis
Frederick
Wostminster
Frostburg
Govanstown
Pleamort
Martinsburg
W. Va
Phorchea
Leech
Jennie Leech
D. O. Leach
Mises M. V
E. B. Leech
Rev
H. B. Leech
Hackensack
N. J
Trinity Church
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jhere
Jesse Roser
Jacob A. Roser
LeGore
Ella Jackson
Prince George's County
Mary Werth
Stealton
William Blagle
Stall’s Ford
M. D. Butts
New Midway
Doah
U. B
Market notes show shoppers cheer amid sunlit stalls
A lively morning market report notes fresh greens like lettuce and kale, tomatoes returning trend, eggs at reasonable prices, and sturdy price lists across butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, fish, and meats. Readers are urged to shop ahead for upcoming church and hospital sales while prices vary by item.
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Bermuda
Colery
Asuerkrant
Abu der
Father of 24 Children Lived Near Smithsburg Md
David Barnhart of Washington County Maryland is said to be the father of two dozen children with a single band of wives. The eldest son is a Chicago lawyer, the youngest four, Barnhart remains in good health at seventy seven and works as a wagon maker. He hopes for a family reunion next summer.
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Maryland
Baltimore Nova
David Barnhart
South Mountain
Smithsburg
Washington County
Chicago
David Gossard
The Girl About Town Sees Spring In Odd Weather Times
A playful column notes unsettled spring weather with lingering winter, street cleaning, and upcoming events. It mentions the fire company, weddings, Maryland Day, Jubilee singers, church bells, and community gatherings at schools, Opera House, and local clubs. The piece humorously hints at April Fool’s Day and recent civic happenings.
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Patrick Street
Death
Maryland
Jubilee
Opera House
Winchester
Young Men's Christian Association
Annapolis
City Hospital
Kotacopalians
Woman's College
Pleangen the Public and Wills Musical Comedy
New York critic Allen Dale touts popular laughter over Shakespeare as the measure of merit. He commends touring shows and notes audiences repay with patronage when entertained. The Wills Musical Comedy Company plays City Opera House next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Allen Dale
New York
New York Dramatic Theaters
Wills Musical
Wills’ Company
City Opera House
Black Crook Coming to City Opera House
The Black Crook Company, a leading burlesque and vaudeville troupe, visits City Opera House next Friday night March 31. The show features Mile. De Vere and a strong lineup of comedians and talented performers praised for novelty and variety.
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Black Crook
City Opera House
Noveltise
Mile. de Vere
Paria
Osaught
Hastings
Sheldon
Marie ‘Wart
Tolana and
Taggert
Ben Ballenburg
Castro Returns to Caracas Displays Hostility to Foreign Interests
An official dispatch from Caracas says President Castro has returned and displays strong hostility toward French and American interests.
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Newa
Pakis
Osiicaa Sayo
Castro
Literary Soulettes and Belle Lettres Society Meetings
The Belles Lettres Literary Society at Boys' High School held a regu lar meeting with a program including readings recitations and a debate on repealing the Fifteenth Amendment. The affirmative won the debate. The South Frederick Literary Society met with roll call minutes and a program of readings recitations and a debate on whether telephones are more useful than railroads. the negative won 2 to 1. The societies adjourned to meet again March 31.
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Belles Leithes
Belles Lettres Literary Society of the Boys’ High Bchoo
F. Sappington
H. Zeigler
I. Staley
Morgan St Cowpens
Clary
America
W. James
J. Quynn
H Ordeman
R. Hamm
L. Woodward
H. Ramsburg
R. Grove
A. T. Krebreottatlan
Pocahontas
Eo Dausbergar
L. Willard
Maryland
L. Nothagle
Little Jamie
C. Kreh
BH. Phoebus
F. Gaither
H. Albaugh
B. Grove
O. Fisher
R. Rhoads
Fickenger
J. Snoan
A. T Kreh
A. T. Kreh
Russian retreat continues in the northward withdrawal
Special dispatch reports a continuing Russian withdrawal as forces pull back northward. The update dated March 25 notes ongoing strategic retreat operations with no end in sight.
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Tax News
Pstarssune
Linewitch
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