Rev Dr John G Morris Celebrates 90th Birthday in Baltimore
Prominent Lutheran clergyman Rev Dr John G Morris marks his ninetieth birthday at his North Green Street home Baltimore amid well wishers. A founder pastor of Trinity Lutheran Baltimore and progenitor of Lutherville Seminary his life spans roles as pastor professor editor author and scientist with ties to the Peabody Institute.
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Profuse Garniture and Velvet Fashion Pieces
A vintage fashion feature details numerous garnitures including pleated ruffles, embroidered velvet, and chiffon trims. Describes youthful outfits with pearl grey crepe, old rose poplin, and belted polonaise styles, plus black and white contrasts, velvet costs, and 1905 style adaptations.
Quite Photographer at Flower Show Exhibition
A.S. McDaniel of the P R R has produced first class photographs of the Flower Show. His album includes portrait and depot images and will be exhibited in Malt lis Rexa store window.
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Maltrix & Rema
Local Health Notes Highlight Several Sicknesses
The item lists residents ill at home or recovering, including Edward Schroeder confined by neuralgia, Mrs. Edwin Cole seriously ill on East Fifth street, William H. Reese of East Third street, Lewis Gittinger at home with sickness, and Edward Zellers of South Market street who has recovered enough to go out again.
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Edwin Cole
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William H. Reese
East Third Street
Lewis Gittinger
Edward ©. Zellers
South Market Street
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Arthur Wangle
Carlyle Chelsea
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Carlyle
Chicago Triumph and the Columbian Fair Faith and Best by the Fair
The article lauds Chicago’s orchestration of the Columbian Exposition calling it a historic feat achieved with audacity and unwavering resolve. It credits Chicago and select leaders with turning bold promises into a renowned world class spectacle, likening the effort to Columbus and praising beauty, ambition, and liberal funding underpinning the White City. It notes the Sun’s admiration and urges appreciation for Chicago’s enterprise and resilience. It also includes a health note on burn treatment advising immediate clothing removal and tepid water dressings with soda solution, contrasting with older carrion oil methods.
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Documenta
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Carstopaer Columbus
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Journal of Health
That Famous Bird Photographers Move From Camera Craze
Iris notes the famous bird once awaited by children to flutter before cameras is no longer a curiosity. For years kids watched, but none have seen the small feathered myth appear. The bird is less used by photographers now as other means quiet children during photo sessions.
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Iris
An Old House Honored by Stieff Pianos at World’s Fair
Charles M Stieff of Baltimore Maryland the piano maker won the top award at the World’s Fair with both medal and diploma. He previously earned first prizes at the Centennial in 1875 Paris 1878 at the Massachusetts Charitable and Mechanical Association 1891 the Atlantic cotton expo ting 1881 New Orleans Exposition 1884 1835 and now the World’s Fair.
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A Fact Worth Remembering From A Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage patent medicine advertisement touts Pan ia the cure for coughs colds La Grippe and consumption. It claims permanent cures and praises Steiner Bros Drug Store for selling Pan ica at 12 cents. The copy mentions digestive and liver benefits and boasts a nerve tonic claim amid persuasive patient testimonials.
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Dr. King
Gerrett & Pearce
L. Diffendal
Heart Disease Warns of Preventable Deaths
Accidental deaths stem from carelessness and unhealthy living. Prominent experts urge early treatment for heart disease symptoms. Dr Miles New Heart Cure marketed with testimonials and a free book offer through druggists.
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Stephen Smith
Franklin Miles
James A. Pain
Corry
Leesler
Ingrippe
Tmelves
Dr. Miles
Aix
Stiles
Dravgista
Various Advertisements and Humorous Snippets from London Tit-Bits
A mix of satirical lines and patent medicine pitches from historical periodicals. References include Earl's Clover Root for blood and bowels, a Kentucky drug retailer praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and whooping cough, and Florida doctor endorsing Red Flag Oil for rheumatism and sprains. Also notes on Dr W F Bynum and local sellers Garrett & Pearce.
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Chamberlain
Garrett & Pearce, Frederick
Florida
W. F. Bynum
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