Baltimore Votes Million for City Improvements
The Baltimore vote approves thirteen million dollars for municipal improvements including sewerage, Parker Street extension, and street work. The decision, praised by local presses, signals strong public spirit and promises broader growth with six million more for books and piers as well as widening and paving projects in coming years.
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Contemporary Comment in American Papers
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A collage of quirky quips and banter from cartoons and campus pages. The piece references humorous dialogue about engagement, economy, and name length, with nods to New Yorker style satire and Princeton Tiger dialogue.
Local chatty exchange fills kettle with baking woes
Mrs Newhabe and Mr Newhabe trade quips over a failed cake rising while Maiden Lady teases about waiving ears. Pat OBrady remarks on duty to the sex, noting some pay more attention when a woman is young and pretty before sharing.
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Get Rich Quick Promoters Target City and Country
A Philadelphia Ledger analysis compares urban and rural gullibility in get rich quick schemes. It cites Whitaker Wrights Humberts Chadwicks and Bigelows preying on towns and banks, notes authorities have issued over two thousand fraud orders, and warns the fraudulent boom persists unless curbed by government action.
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Moments with the Muse Crossing the Bar Poem Note
Fragmented verse reflecting on crossing the bar and meeting the pilot after life. Forms include Sunset and evening star themes, with aspiring reunion in the hereafter and a nostalgic farewell to the sea. Contains garlands and May queen imagery contrasting life and afterlife.
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Week's Record in Courts of May 3 1905 Transfers and Notices
Week's record lists real estate transfers in county and Brunswick city, marriage licenses for Arnold Flook and Winegardnesr pairs, and Orphans Court actions. Names include Miller, Hagen, Stoner, Dovall, Ramaborg, Giesler, Moberly, Stambaugh, Orodoris, Grimes, Rowe, Zimmerman, Beckley, Goblentz, Kemp, Blumensner, Schultz, Kline, Dancer, Barker, Barob, Woodward, Kemp. Also wills probate, administrations, inventories, and Walkersville election results with three town commissioner seats and about fifty votes cast.
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