Frederick News and Forests The News of Free State
The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription rates and office ties to the Telephone Exchange. It discusses Carnegie philanthropy, congressional war claims for Frederick, and a misprint in Washington County ballots. It then details Pennsylvania’s plan for a forestry college, land acquisition in Franklin County, and bonds for student tuition. The piece advocates forestry education as a statewide benefit and a national example.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin County
College of Forestry
Rivers and Rail Rates Drive Political Calls Across Papers
A compilation of editorials and notices urges reforms and accountability. McComas and Goldsborough demand action on loss of the Legislature while Mayor Van Werck plans a Europe trip before the ice trade opens. Engineering News notes that shipping rates, not vessel flags, matter to workers and farmers. voters must have a voice in primaries and elections and Democrats and Republicans should unite for primary reform.
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Mayor van Werck
New York
Europe
Baltimore American
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Papers
A collection of humorous exchanges from various papers. It features a puzzled remark about headwinners and policy, a courtroom tease about Indulgen objurga tione, aging jokes from Oleva and Plain-Desler, and rural quips about a youth named Josh chasing a $20 000 a year future. The piece ends with a pastor’s wintery pun offered for a church dinner.
Moments With The Mube Love's Coming And The Sparrows
Poem fragment from the Washington Star reflecting on longing and struggle. The speaker contrasts celestial imagery with earthly toil as they trace an ascent through life. The elevator scene evinces social comparison and persistence toward an elusive success.
An Appeal to Frederick County Teachers
Letters from the People urge stronger teacher pay and school support. A county teachers' institute asks for higher appropriation while criticizing low attendance and urging self-help to demonstrate value. The piece cites duty, public interest, and the need for institutes to raise standards.
President Roosevelt selects postmasters in three states
The Philadelphia Record notes President Roosevelt has appointed four postmasters in Texas Mississippi and Alabama despite state Republican opposition choosing the fittest incumbents or candidates. If the policy spreads nationally it may upset politicians but please the people. The item quotes various editorials on public service and naval history.
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Philadelphia Record
Roosevelt
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Brain Food Nonsense and Dietary Claims Debunked
An article ridicules the idea that different foods are needed for brain muscles and bones. It argues a correct diet supports all body parts, but warns digestion issues spoil nutrients. It promotes Green's August Flower as aiding digestion and energy, available at Main Drug Store with a Green's Almanac.
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Grean
G G Green
St Main
Miss Wagner Weds John Buxton at Marvin Chapel
Miss Mary Wagner daughter of William Wagner of New Market married John E Buxton of Plane No 4 on November 4 at Marvin Chapel Plane No 4 Rev Ad dison Weller officiated with Mary Kimmel at the organ. The brides bouquet and chrysanthemums decorated the church. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple plan a trip to Washington and Baltimore before residing in Plane No 4 Park Hotel changes noted and a local testimonial praising Chamberlins Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Barry B Meyers of Wheeling.
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Washington
Baltimore
Buxton
County Notes From BLCE Lodg g and Nearby
County correspondence records illnesses and social visits across Rocky Springs Roddy Froutville New Market Bloomfield and Brunswick, noting Mrs Crasford Youfig critically ill, hunting trips, travel to Frederick and Baltimore, church events, wagon shed construction, and dry weather impacting wheat and fodder across communities.
Barnett, Kare, and local notes from Maryland and Virginia
Mr. Barnett spent Sunday in Baltimore. John E. Kare of Osar purchased a Fauquier County farm and will move next spring. Samuel Mentzer Jr sold his Sunnington house to Charles Flock for 660 dollars. Hattie Harley and Julia Boyer visit friends in Howard County. Catherine Darner, five, recovering from illness. Roy A B Manght visits Mary Williard’s family near Poolentillie, Montgomery Co. Bruce P. Whipp returned to Baltimore to cast his vote. Mason work on the Ringgold ford iron bridge near unpmvied and soldy. German Baptist church near here to host Young People’s meeting Sunday evening Nov 17 at 7, with a 6:30 program on Good Promises. Lutheran Day and Home Mission service at Rocky Ridge on Nov 10. I D Wood and family with B T Wood near Martin’s Mill. E B Ogle near Taaar tout visited Loys neighbors. Luther Ketholtz paid a visit to York relatives. Mrs Juo Whitmore of Phoenix Md visiting locals. Baxter Smith and wife moved to Woodaboro after father’s death.
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Osar
Fauquier County
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Sunnington
Charles Flock
Locust Vausley
Hattie Harley
Julia Boyer
Howard County
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Roy
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Mary Williard
Poolentillie
Montgomery County
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Baltimore
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Ford
Luther Ketholtz
York
Juo. Whitmore
Phoenix
Baxter Smith
Rocky Ridge
Woodaboro
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