Frederick and Goethe era notes and scarce great men
A fragmentary column recalls Miss Trail as a notable writer and a Frederick Female Seminary gathering. It surveys The London Spectator on a worldwide shortage of great leaders, noting Germany Roosevelt England and Italy France in decline, and argues crises breed heroes while ordinary times do not.
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Leading Politicians and Future Statesmen Across Nations
The passage notes that some countries remain outside major events while others have promising statesmen. It suggests only a close student of contemporary history can name top politicians in such nations or Australia and that a shortage of internationally renowned figures in old countries spurs new leadership paths.
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Contemporaries Debate Ballot Fairness and Backbones
A montage of editorials from Baltimore American Hagerstown Mail and Annapolis Capital discuss ballot fairness, Governor backbone, Roosevelt rate regulation, and social ideals. The items reflect early 20th century voices urging effort, patriotism, and belief in individual potential.
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Moments of Merriness and Quips From Old Newspapers
A collage of witty exchanges and humorous lines from early papers includes jokes about Eden and apples, statesmen versus politicians, and showgirl banter. Quips about Indian maudlins and a whirling dervish child are noted, reflecting a humorous vintage style.
Government ownership and railroads in national debate
The clipping notes varied editorials from multiple papers. Rockefeller and Tarbell are cited in debate over government ownership of corporations while labor and finance sectors weigh in on canal and railroad policy. Hill argues the Panama canal will not harm transcontinental railroads, though some fear disruptions.
Moments With The Muse And Other Verses
A collage poem style item features lines about a woman heart and love, with references to Garrison and sections from the Twentyeth Century Home. It includes didactic lines on perseverance, travel and time, and interspersed notes from the Atlanta Constitution and Holy Cross sisters praising Father John's Medicines for strength.
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Bronze of Interest At Waynesboro And Reunion At Ellicott City
A 15 candidate list for principal ship at Biste Norval School, Hagerstown, dominates local news. Waynesboro PA hosts a firemen contest prize event, while Rock Hill College Alamal plans a reunion in Ellicott City. multiple local incidents include a suicide in Westminster, a barn fire west of Ellerslie, and a legal case involving a Maryland examiner position.
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Snowball Rain Expected as Unseasonable Weather Hits
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Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Albaugh Near New Market
The funeral for Mrs J a Albaugh widow of Jasper Albaugh was held at her home near New Market on Wednesday at 10 am. A large gathering attended with rev J G Hill and Rev Joseph H Balbie and Rev O Kennard preaching. Interment was at Central cemetery. pallbearers included Shaw and Cassahon. Funeral director B Randie of New Market.
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Walkeraville
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Ss. Olivet Cemetery
Death of William B Ely
William B Ely dies aged 202 years born April 10 1723. He leaves a widow and son Elmer Ely his mother Mrs Kitty Ely and three sisters Mrs Nicholas Blamenaver Mrs Wm Sim Mona and Mrs Rhodes KR Kemp and a brother John Ely serving in the United States Army.
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Couple Married at Lutheran Parsonage
Nellie Blanche Gaver and J. Algar Heard wed at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Charles F. Steck officiating. The bride is the daughter of Charles Gaver and the groom is the son of the late William Heard, a pattern maker at Ox Fibre Brush Works.
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J. Algar Heard
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Charles F. Steck
Charles Gaver
William Heard
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Nan Patterson Released by Judge in New York
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