Unveiling of Key Memorial Honors Francis Scott Key
A marble and bronze memorial to Francis Scott Key was dedicated yesterday at Eutaw Place and Lanvale Street Baltimore. The ceremony featured Mrs. Wm. Gilmor unveiling, with Charles I. Marburg’s son assisting. W Stuart Symington Jr delivered a commemorative oration highlighting Key as poet and jurist.
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C. L. Marburg
Key
Frederick
nagMherent Teun
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Charles IL. Marley
Eutaw Place
Lanvale Street
Kew
Wm. Gilmor
Charles I. Marburg
Theodore Marburg
Gilmor
Fort McHenry
Oic
Dorle
Liberty
W. Stuart Symington, Jr
Vranvis Scott Key
Maryland
Symington
United States
Col
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kes
Fishes Cannot Cry Says London Professor On Hearing Eyes And Ears
London zoologist Professor Harold Russell reports from experiments that fish are deaf and color blind, cannot cry, and have limited senses. He describes a fish brain as small with reflex actions guiding behavior, notes poor vision, no tear glands, and limited taste with some species lacking a tongue while trout show developed back teeth.
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Harold Russell
London
Rungell
Russell
Ash
Batesol
Doctoring a Sick City in Harrisburg
Harrisburg’s civic improvement tale centers on the drive led by Mrs Layman Gilbert and James A Dell and a 1901 plan to fund water, sewerage, paving and parks. A $5,000 education fund and a $6,000 voter education drive spurred a tax program that expanded parks to 749 acres by 1910, with new sewers, paving, a water plant, and cost kept in check through a sinking fund.
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Frederick
Hanquet
Shirksburg
Keystone State
Hualven
J. Horace McFarland
American Civic Association
Municipal Ledgue
Carrisburg
Board of Trade
Harrisburg
McFarland
J. W. W. Reynders
Pennsylvania Steel Co
Guy
Tarrisburg
Ladies’ Civic Club
Oly
Susquehanna River
Wildwood Park
Pennsylvania
Social World Wollopon 10 Erics and Groom at Nash home
A very pretty wedding reception was held at Mrs. Mary L. Nash home near Libertytown in honor of her daughter Della. Guests, flowers, gifts, and a silver themed bridal attire marked the celebration. Also a birthday party for Miss Katherine Burges featured games and a lawn supper.
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Mary J. Nash
Samanthia Nash
Milton
Grever
Samuel Nash
Cora
Cla
Edith Smith
Airs
Fynd Duuch
Elmyra
Lof Woodsboro
William Range
Wiliam Jones
Charles
Mollie Ones
Charles Albaugh
Irving Albaugh
Susan Elizabeth
Basial Gilsan
Nellie
Charles Gilsan
Mary
Olia
Ken
J Giddings
Cornerstone Laying Draws Fifty Five To Gaithersburg
Fifty five persons rode the B and O Railroad to Gaithersburg for the cornerstone ceremony of the new Pythian Temple. The Yellow Springs and O UW A M bands joined the crowd. Ernest Powell of Lew town put gold fish in the Court Pa fountain basin, where many fish died after children poked them with sticks and beat the water.
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Gaithersburg
Pythian Temple
Yellow Springs and
Court Pa
Ernest Powell
Lew Town
Advertising Pulls Says John Wauoumaxer
The quotation argues that advertising acts as a steady, irresistible force. It claims advertising starts gently and grows stronger daily, exerting increasing influence over enterprises. The speaker stresses the power of persistent advertising to draw customers and impact success.
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John Wauoumaxer
Serverely
Maryland News Wrapup Highlights Local Events
Notes from across Maryland report on crops harmed by rain, fire destroying J Erwin Davett’s garage near Coochs Ridge, William G. Baker's paralysis, a Seattle death of former Marylander Hoblitzell, and the Western Conference Maryland Lutheran Synod meeting in Hagerstown. Dredging contract awarded to Maryland Dredging Co. worth 237 500 dollars. James Harry Preston inaugurated Baltimore mayor amid Mahool’s retirement. Key Monument unveiled in Baltimore. Henry Bagley and son seek Pasteur treatment after dog bite. Baltimore city stock sale nets premium. Hiram Lodge marks 55th anniversary. Confederate Memorial orator invited for June 4 services in Hagerstown. Helen Griffith injured in Baltimore auto crash improving. Roads patrolling urged to curb speeding. Crothers to press harsh penalties for scorchers.
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Maryland
National Canners’ Association
J. Erwin Davett
Coochs Ridge
Elkton
William G. Baker
Aberdeen
Harmony
Hoblitzell
Seattle
Wash
Western Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
St. Peter's Church Hagerstown
Maryland Dredging Company
Craighill
James Harry Preston
Baltimore
J. Barry Mahool
Francis Scott Key
Bulaw Place
Lanvale Street
Charles L. Marburg
Henry Bagley
Darnestown
Commissioners of Finance of
Hiram Lodge
Masons
Westernport
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Beale
Frostburg
Robert KE. Lee
Fairfax County
Virginia
Washington County Confederate Memorial Association
Washington Cemetery
Hagerstown
Helen Griffith
Robert Oliver C. Williams
Washington
George
Crothers
Justices of the Peace
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected May 16 1911 list prices for grains and feeds. Wheat No 2 Hed nine ti? to 90 cents. Corn shelled 13c to 70c per bushel. Rye 70c to 75c per bushel. Oats 45c to 50c per bushel. Barley 60c to 70c per bushel. Flour winter wheat 4.80 to 5.30. spring wheat 5.40 to 5.90. Mill feed and seeds with assorted prices. hay and straw bale prices given per ton or per bushel. Potatoes and tone unclear.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Saved Child From Death After Year of Illness
A family in Richardson's Mills, Iowa, credits Dr King’s Throat Remedy with saving their child after a year of severe illness and persistent cough. They report the remedy cured croup and lung troubles, with a full recovery to health. Trial bottles are free, with a $1.00 price and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Sunerca
Richardson
Richardson's Mills
King
Prite
Toarre
Soil Robbery Urges Conservation Of Land Fertility
Henry Wallace condemns the robber of the soil who skimps the land’s fertility to gain wealth. He cites thirty years of falling yields and rising farm prices, urging farmers to become creators of value while preserving soil fertility for the nation’s redemption.
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Henry Wallage
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Publishes Multilingual Track Worker Instructions
A Pennsylvania Railroad booklet issued for track workers appears in nine languages German Greek Hungarian Italian Lithuanian Polish Slovak and Swedish The English portion spans three pages with the translations following The rules stress safety discipline for hazardous duties and require possession and knowledge of the booklet For track gangs managers report most workers can read and sign their names and the material aims to reduce accidents while covering cross language comprehension risks.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
LOSS BIG IN FOREST FIRES IN SIX COUNTIES
Harrisburg reports extensive fires damaging state forestry reserves across six counties Lycoming Tioga Clearfield Pike Monroe and Clinton with about 40000 acres burned in Clinton alone and 4902 acres of state lands. Firefighting crews rangers wardens and eighteen Mont Alto State Forest academy students are aiding efforts as rain is hoped to limit further losses.
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Harrisburg
Robert 8. Conklin
Clinton
Union
Franklin
Lycoming
Tioga
Clearfield
Pike
Monroe
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Francis Scatt Key
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Supreme Court of the United States
Mahool
Francis Scote Key
John Hf. Gibbons
The
Naval Academy
John M. Lowser
Forest Ives
Iwestern
Alaryland
West Virginia
Terest
Andrew Carnegie
Standard Oil Company
Eeaporated
Katherine Burges
Amon Burges
Park Hall
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E. Patrick Street
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Salt
Tion
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic Cit
Seashore
Atlantic Ches General Assembly
International Convention United Society of Christian Endeavor
Grand Lodge
Daly
Philadelphia
Pachieic
Los Anseles
Cal
American Medical Association
Disciples of Christ
Christian Church
San Francisco
Internatonal & S&s. Association
Rochester
Nobles of
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