Brawls, bans, and a call to curb concealed weapons
A fragmented 19th century column argues against concealed weapons and praises judges who fought the practice. It cites a Colorado convention brawl, political turmoil in Pennsylvania, and a Paris to Madrid automobile race as scattered items. The piece urges tougher laws to prevent weapon sales and protect the public.
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Ghonit Court
Washington County
Wiltzenbacher
Edward Stake
Stake
Parsons
Stairs
Ths
Rain and road repairs debated in Maryland counties
Contemporary comment from Baltimore American notes sentiment on rain talk and the need to remove repairs needed from election law. Cumberland Independent suggests road projects as object lessons for counties to convince taxpayers, arguing old roads are familiar yet require visible proof.
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Maryland
Llaw
Baltimore
Heral
Maryland Road Aid Debate Sparks State Policy Ask
A Baltimore Sun editorial argues a Harford County legacy funds road work and notes land values rise along the Churchville to Bel Air route. It urges Maryland to adopt New Jersey style state aid matching counties, to spur improvements and keep pace with northern states and southern convict labor practices.
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Harford County
Churchville
Belair
New Jersey
Maryland
Republica
General Assembly
Baltimore Sun
Witty Exchanges Collected in Quotation Column
A jumble of humorous lines from various papers features banter on wakefulness, wives in Patagonia, and authors plotting two volume works. The snippets include a bored club guest, a Patagonian wife joke, and a humorous twist on a father and son dialogue.
Liberty Bell to Boston for Banker Hill celebration
The Liberty Bell travels beyond Philadelphia as a patriotic symbol, destined for Boston for Banker Hill’s celebration. Some locals favor keeping it home, but the bell’s voyage enhances national credit and liberty, though concerns about the accompanying entourage persist. A Buffalo Times editorial urges practical political action and emphasizes the need for active workers in parties to mobilize voters and ensure effective governance.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Boston
Banker Hill
Philadelphia
Ailey
Buffalo Times
Asin
Noted Brooklyn Physician Praises Father John's Medicine
Dr A H Straub of Brooklyn New York confirms he has prescribed Father John's Medicine for grip bronchitis and other respiratory ailments with success. He emphasizes it is not a cough syrup but a tonic and body builder without alcohol stimulants or injurious drugs.
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Brooklyn
X. Y
Father John
Tegmat
A. H. Straub
Bushwick Avenue
Father Jonna Mediane
John O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
Eternity the Final Question and Its Call
A devotional poem fragment contemplates life after death and judgement. It contrasts earthly joys with an empty existence and unfolds a plea to choose belief in Jesus Christ to avoid eternal punishment. The piece references John 3 16 and ends with an urging question about eternity.
Pushing the War Claim Letters Reach Congressmen Names
Mr John Hardt receives a letter listing Congressmen elected in November including Lamar from the 6th Houston Mo Hant 11th St Louis Courtney Hamlin 7th Springfield Mo and James Butler 10th St Louis to press Frederick war claim. The writer hopes to meet them and urge payment while recalling boyhood ties to Frederick. Also notes sick residents and Navy men on leave with a job offer for Miss Nannie Young in New York.
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John
Courtney W. Hamlin
Springfield
James J. Butler
St. Goals
Frederick
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedie credited for cure
A student from Greenville South Carolina afflicted by a long cough reports dramatic relief after trying Chamberlain’s Cough Remed, with two bottles at twenty five cents each cited as the remedy’s cost and effectiveness.
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Chamberlain
PF. Rovlace
Iss. de Greenille
S.C
Borture
Remmy
Toieg
Pearse
Cholera Remedies Sold Locally Amid Health Fears
In a notice from the neighborhood, residents warn that cholera and diarrhea threaten many, urging immediate readiness of remedies. A certain remedy is promoted as reliable, with sales listed by A. L. at Sam's College.
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Sam
A. L
RIDORVILIA AND AVARY NOTES AND LOCAL GOSSIP
Baltimore visitors and local residents are listed with names like Mrs O G Malliuix Mr William Hood Mr W W Smith Colambea Windsor Edward Merver Mrs William Browning and others. The Sabbath school reorganization draws a large crowd though some need more interest. A trackman, Mr Etchison, had a minor injury in a tunnel accident. Various social visits occur in Lander and Avery. The wheat crop prospects are favorable but pasture is short. A sale of farm gear and threshing equipment is announced with local farm movements and church service notices. An advertisement for Dean’s Kidney Fills from Foster Milburn Co. is included.
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Ridorvilia
O. G. Malliuix
Baltimore
William Hood
W. W. Smith
William Norwood
Colambea Windsor
Maryland
Charley Walker
Central
William Boyer
Phillips
Frank Fry
Dayton
Ohio
Rev
Hazel
Brunswick
Townson McGaha
McGaha
F L. McGaha
Public Sale Notice From Keller Leace Auctioneers
Auction notice lists cash terms and names Willard C. Keller Barrett Leace officials. J H Grove serves as clerk. Details readable include auctioneers Keller Leace and clerk Grove for the local sale event.
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Willard C. Keller
Barvery KR. Leace
J. H. Grove
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