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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1909

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2

How Farmers Help Through the 1910 Census Effort

The article stresses the 1910 farm census benefits to farmers and the nation, noting that accurate farm operation data from the year ending December 31, 1909 and inventory as of April 15, 1910 will aid economic planning. It urges farm operators to keep records, study the census, and answer each census question as soon as information is available, detailing ownership, land, improvements, livestock, crops, and values to be collected by the Census Bureau.

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Census Schedule Promises Broad Farm Data From 1910 Count

Officials seek detailed reports from farm operators on April 15 1910 covering total acres per farm improved land timbered land and water for farm use. They will value land buildings implements and machinery and record livestock crops yields and sales for 1909 and 1900.

Fragmented OCR on Thrushes and American Grammar Tale

Fragmented text describes thrushes fed by a mother in a cage by an open window, a speaker narrating a story of freedom versus death, and a scene in Egypt involving American grammar by Petroleyn V. Nasby’s letters. It references Tobert Ra Hutt, Parles, and D. I. Locke in a disparate, jumbled narrative.

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A D C Officer's Witty Quip Sparks Laughter in Bombay

London gossip recalls an early career moment when a British A D C in Bombay faced the new military secretary with a glassy sarcasm. The secretary offered him two Gugers to shake, and the A D C retorted that the governor had given him three, causing the room to convulse with laughter.

Bombay Pho A. D. C—London

Doctor's Question Against Harsh Purgatives and Rexall Orderlies

A medical piece condemns harsh purgatives as damaging to the bowels and liver. It promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe, gentle remedy for constipation and bowel disorders, claiming they soothe and regulate the intestinal tract without pain or irritation. The ad-style prose urges trial at the seller's risk and asserts full money return if not satisfied.

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Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief

An old advertisement-style piece touts Pape's Diuretic as a simple, safe remedy for backache, kidney and bladder discomfort, nervousness, and sleep trouble. It claims rapid cleansing of kidneys and glands, urging readers to trust a Cincinnati firm and to buy the 25 cent treatment at drug stores worldwide.

Simak Sat Pape Thompson & Pape Cin Olnnati Pape

WYMENEAL ZIMMERMAN MINGLE IN ILLINOIS WEDDING

A very pretty wedding occurred day afternoon in Nov with Daisy Baar and Mrs D B Mantz marrying Geored Mi. Zi mee of Linesville. The ceremony at Solomon's Mavidical Lie theran church Woodallora, officiated by Rev Reese St Clair Poffegbercer, drew many friends and relatives. Bridesmaids wore cream silk gowns, several attendees wore white, and the couple left for Lancaster and cities including Philadelphia and Baltimore before returning to Barnesville. The bride wore cream silk Shuntyugg with lace and a daisylike veil. post-ceremony plans included travels and gifts described as numerous.

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Roosevelts Leave Rome for Naples Friday

Theodora Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Miss Carrow depart from Rome for Naples on Friday. They will sail back to the United States tomorrow, with American embassy representatives at the station. Wireless should relay any word from Colonel Roosevelt, whose death was recently reported in error.

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Fourteen Babies in One Day at Danville Suburb

In Danville Virginia a single suburb saw fourteen newborns born to seven families in one day following a circus visit. The event, recorded as a remarkable birth spree, mirrored the earlier local circus activity and left a lasting public curiosity.

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