Governor Folk on Good Citizenship at Missouri Society Dinner
Governor Joseph W. Folk told New York listeners that good government requires active citizen effort and that lax enforcement of law breeds disregard. He warned against weak patriotism and urged voting, law enforcement, and repeal of bad laws rather than ignoring them.
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Joseph W. Folk
Miasouri
Miasouri Society of
New York
Folk
Telegraph
Polk
America
Fragmented 19th Century Snippets From Multiple Papers
A garbled collage of brief notes and quips from several newspapers. References to a contemporary comment about auto Venezuela, an Annapolis Chronicle remark, a Baltimore American line about March and pink ribbons, a Cumberland Times misprint about Mrs Chadwick and a bargain, and a Baltimore Sun line about a diamond sent by registered mail.
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Auto
Venezuela
Atick
Annapolis Chronicle
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness Near Peoaing Jokes By Fave
A fragmentary item notes merriness and jokes credited to Fave with mention of New York Qachaye or similar name. The text is garbled and preserves few concrete facts beyond the existence of a jokes item and a New York reference.
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Fave
New York
Fragments of 1920s newspaper chatter and sharp quotes
Excerpts show snappy exchanges on marriage, ambition, and morality from Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Ledger and Philadelphia Press. The dialogue touches disappointment with Dick Msalove, plans to boast to a foreign duke, a cynical moralist about money, and a quip about a wife loving for enemies made.
Trust Fixes The Price In The West Corn Belt
Republished from the Loulevie Courier Journal notes farmers plan to plant more corn to boost national prosperity. It argues cheaper beef pork and more purchasing power for workers tied to corn profits and pricing. The piece questions the logic and timing of this approach.
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Loulevie Courier Journal
Providence
Japanese Flanking Movement Reported Near Bipinghat
Chinese dispatches indicate a Japanese flanking column advancing twenty seven miles northeast of Bipinghat as of March 30, with strategic positioning near the Chinese front.
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Boecal Dlapateh
Maxchuria
Bipinghat
Gunsbu Pass Evacuated by Ruseiane Says Dispatch
A Bt Petersburg dispatch reports that the Ruseiane have evacuated Gunebu Pass. The brief item notes the strategic move as part of military operations and places the action near Paria in the March 30 report.
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Paria
Fireman Killed in Subway Blaze Officers Deadly Fire
Dispatch from New York reports a subway fire began yesterday as four others were badly injured. One fireman died and the blaze is now under control.
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Brectal Dispatch
New York
Freman
Fal Hog Walle
New York Central Plans Switch From Steam to Electric Locomotives
New York Central officials envision gradual elimination of steam engines on the Grand Central Croton division. If electric motors perform well, all future engines will be electric, with full transition expected over decades. Senator Depew predicts no steam locomotives nationwide in fifty years. Tests on new motors have been highly satisfactory and sites for power generation and storage are being arranged.
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Auburn
Laware
Restlers
New York Central
Grand Central Terminal
Croton
Depew
Transportation Club
New York City
Theas
Fraley-Davali Nuptials At Redland Parsonage
County correspondence notes Linwood Zimmerman and Harriett Adamson returned to family homes in Frederick and Washington. Marry H Fraley married Louise Davali at the Redland Lutheran parsonage with Rev J B Ringle officiating on March 22. Reception hosted by F M Fraley and wife Thursday. Relatives Ming Bustle Ethel Zimmerman visited the Fraleys in Lay sonaville and Barnesville. Mrs J D Holland of Washington DC visiting her mother Mrs F M Fraley.
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F. M. Fraley
Ming Bustle
Ethel Zimmerman
Barnesville
Stup
Delia Fraley
J.D. Holland
Washington, D. C
Engagement announced for Violet Richmond and Thomas Anderson
Mrs. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Richmond of Cumberland Md announce the engagement of their daughter Violet Richmond to United States Commissioner Thomas Johnna Anderson of Cumberland. The couple plan to wed in January after Violet visits Libertytown. Grover Cleveland Trout and Perla E Pyles of Graceham quietly wed March 29 at 310 North Market Street. George O Rickerds and Eden Speaks, both of Frederick, married yesterday at All Saints rectory. Farmer's Exchange stockholders approve doubling capital from 10000 to 20000 to fund elevator property purchase and expanded farming implement business.
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Cumberland
Violet Richmond
Thomas Johnna Anderson
United States
Jane
Richmond
Libertytown
8. M. Hencb
North Market Street
Rickerds — Sprarks
George O. Rickerds
Eden Speaks
Frederick
All Saints
Osborne Ingle
Farmer's Exchange Company
Grand Jury
Court House
Moments With The Muse Music and Memories
A nostalgic sketch features songs about summer in a period voice. It mentions Miss Lindy and a concert, a steamboat whistle, and a nation moving forward. The second piece recalls joy with a baby, motherly love, and hopeful spring. The items appear as readerly verse in the New Ontario Picayune.
Fearbake Couple Travels to Washington for Visit
Purely personal note reports Mr and Mrs A Fearbake of Hast Patrick have left for Washington for a few days to visit.
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A. Fearbake
Patrick
Washington
Endorsement for Dosa's Kidney Pills by local dealer
A Frederick dealer in farm implements testifies publicly to the benefits of Dosa's Kidney Pills. He urges kidney disease sufferers to obtain the pills from Clinton E. Main's drug store, asserts they fulfill promises, and notes price and distribution details.
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Frederick
M.S. McDonnell
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Price
Foater-Milborn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Acolo
United States
Snake tale and peach tree clearing headline
The Waynesboro Zephyr reports Bolly Oallmer of Waynesboro killed a 30 inch black snake while clearing fence row on the Nicholas Bonebrake farm. The snake fought and the warm weather drives reptiles out of winter abodes. Oallmer also removes old peach trees. land will be planted in corn, yielding about 12 acres after stumps are pulled. He recounts the amusing scene of snakes plotting to pull a stump and one striking a root with a fatal end.
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Nicholas Bonebrake
Thoredey
Waynesboro Zephyr
Solly
William Mann
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