Roosevelt seeks international silver stabilizing deal
President Roosevelt backs a broad international agreement before silver monetization, proposing a 70 percent gold and 20 percent silver mix if supported by global partners. Negotiations continue with hopes for a London conference revival, while critics doubt the feasibility and impact on commodity prices.
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Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Congress
Sit
Pittman
Ney
Appreciation Letter to the Editor For Church News
Readers express gratitude for space given to church news and for personal kindness. The letter thanks the editor and community for cooperation and moral support over years, noting appreciation from members and families in the parish.
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Assisiaats
Mary Perss
Sarneart
From an Editor Letter on Washington and Reconstruction Finance
A reader criticizes the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The missive laments government intrusion and mocks secrecy while accusing officials of plotting to “keep the government out of business.”
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San Franco
US Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Big Barnets
Jesse Jones
Rodsred
Gius
Eath
Jesse
Rf.c
Fragmentary notes on women voters and political figures
Partial excerpt references women gaining rights and participation in elections, mentioning a figure named George Creel as a gubernatorial candidate and a Republican floor leader. The text is garbled with indecipherable names and stray numbers, offering a snapshot of early 20th century political discourse.
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Precter
Whe Suave
Good Zovermann
George Creel
Luff's Spring Cleaning Reflects Fresh Home Arrangements
Readers are urged to undertake a thorough spring cleaning as a seasonal renewal. The piece notes floors polished walls dusted and items moved to refresh living spaces and restore a sense of order and meaning in the home.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragmented local page notes historical items from Frederick with scattered names and events. Mentions May 3 1889 and references to a horse death, a warrant sworn out by Major Louis H Fraley, and a civil officer Fra ve fast driving along with a small fine and justice Fabian Posey.
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Frederick
Grote Congress
Louis H. Fraley
Sheri T. Pogen
Civ
Fabian Posey
Daily English Lesson on Pronunciation and Vocabulary
A compact guide outlines common misuses and pronunciation tips. It highlights errors like mispronouncing words and confusing similar sounds, offering direct practice to improve vocabulary and accuracy in speech. It references phrasing such as A Certain pany and rek-o-ne-ter style syllables to illustrate typical mistakes.
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Pany
Waough Snerery
Labrador described as rich and vast in Dr Grenfell tale
A Book A Day reviews Labrador, praising its landscape as barren yet beautiful, with fertile inland areas and rich fisheries. It notes Vikings, Sagas, Cartier, and Moravian missionaries shaping Labrador’s history, and suggests the land could be reforested and become valuable.
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Dr. Grenfell
Lebracor
Bagrant
Labrador
de Sars
New England
Cartier
Canada
France
Macmidhan
Roderick Will Fails Estate For Wife And Children
The late Andrew Roderick of near Urbatia left a probate filing with the Oceanlands Court on a Saturday proceeding. The will provides Mrs Roderick with use of the estate residence for life and then the land and shares divided among children when they reach age 21. Until then the income goes to the children and the shares are held in trust by the Fasners and Mechanics Bank. Airs 2 is named sole executrix. The document bears a January 6, 1993 date and is witnessed by Walter Sinn and Dare Winebrenner.
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Roderick Win
Andrew &Nb
Roderick
Urbatia
Ocophans
Fasaers
Mother's Day Service at Mel Church May Seastown
A Mother's Day service is planned at the Seastown Mel Church on May 7 at 7:30 PM. A program is being prepared with participants including W. Pissen and others from HL.
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Seastown Mel
W. Pissen
Boys Run City For Youth Week Free Movie Show
About 2200 boys from city schools filled Cry Opera House for a Rotary Club sponsored Youth Week free movie show featuring Popeye and other cartoons plus Our Gang and Laurel and Hardy clips. Eugene W. Pruitt briefed on exits. plans for a baseball game, Father and Son banquet, and a big athletic carnival at McCurdy Field on Saturday were announced. prizes, weights and racing classes prepared by Lions and Scouts with Legion support.
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Cry Opera House
Rotary Club
George N. Payette
Warner Brothers Theaters
Pop-Eye
James H. Gembrill
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
A. B. Colmus
Harry EB. Carty
Mr. Paseke
Eugene W. Pruitt
Erie
McCurdy
Princes Scott Key Post
McCurdy Field
Boy Scout Organization
Legion Post
Legion Home
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Guy E. Motter
Legion
Brunswick Council Grants Parade and Park Permit
Brunswick Mayor and Council met to approve permits for Aerie No 1138 to parade June 12 and hold a dance June 13 in City Park. Also approved use of Cry Park for a reunion and school use of the town grader. Street signs to be donated by Keystone Club. other requests referred to city engineer and street committee.
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Brunswic
Harry R. Mace
E L Main
Thos F. Hinkle ES Edwards
Cerester Phillips
Courciman Main
Brunswick Aerie No. 1138
Eagles
Brunswick
Pune
Bransaick High School
West Brinseite School
Mace
Wen
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland
John B Fank
A. Fedrick
Ninth Avenue
Perk Heights
Foot Co
Dinterman
East F Street
Maryland tercentenary coin bill moves toward passage
Washington May 2 The Maryland tercentenary coin bill likely will become law by week’s end after approval by the House Ways and Means Committee. Rep. Ander Somers Democrat New York urged passage, with a Senate vote anticipated soon. The bill proposes a 2 1 2 cent coin to mark Maryland’s 300th founding anniversary, but Treasury cautioned delaying until a plan for minting 25 000 coins is finalized. A note underscores strong interest from coin collectors affecting pricing and participation, while a mention of copper in the 6 cent piece appears. Also Byron Hartziger of New Windsor, son of D D Hartziger, fell from a garage roof injuring his foot and requiring days of confinement. Attended Great Council reference notes copper content in the United States 6 cent piece.
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Washington
Maryland
Cnti
Tressuay Department
Bart EV Fall
Byron Hartzier
D.D Hartzier
New Windsor
Hartdler
Today In History and Birthdays Chronicle
A cluttered digest lists historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Niccolo Machiavelli born in 1469, William L. Wilson and Jacob Riis among others, with scattered dates and places. The item also briefly mentions a university milestone and a vintage horoscope.
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Stavesmarn
Thomeas Chaltley
Philadelphia
England
James O. Andrew
ML. E. Church
South
Augusta
Mobile
Ala
Lot MM. Morrill
Maine
Treasury
Belgrade
William L. Wilson
Virginia College
Cleveland
Jefferson County
Lexington
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Denmark
Edwin SY. Herr
Bern
Lancaster
Health Your Child's Healia in Early 20th Century Advice
A fragmented health note discusses maternal care during childbirth, urging mothers to avoid solitary exposure to doctors at birth. It notes the mother’s rest, exercise, and nourishment as essential, and emphasizes joint attention to infant care and recovery after delivery.
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Cate
Hoover
Tyne
Ion Winans
Cside & Cart
Bik
Aiies PD
Frogs and Fables Shape a Arcane NY Tale of Riley
An odd reminiscence blends frogs, fogs, and New York lore as Ben Riley and Arrowhead Inn figure in quirky history. The piece traces Riley’s frog cohort, Lake Ontario stock, a taxi of tales, and a 35 year stint at Arrowhead Inn near the river, with mentions of Judas, Howe, Vanderbilt, Roosevelt, and early automobiIe eras.
Mother's meals praised as best for babies and health rule
A fragmented nutrition note discusses a mother’s cooking as ideal for infants and links healthy eating to citizenship. It mentions a Mother's Day anniversary, a proposed health reminder for children, and a May 1 observance emphasizing health protection, with scattered garbled lines about meals, carrots, and snacks.
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