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Cilsanve
Fireproof bending and a canal treaty talk
A historical column mixes moon phases with political notes. It highlights Baltimore pride in a fireproof bending device, Panama Varilla canal talks, and a Pennsylvania county election tale where vote buying prompts clubs and by laws, with warning about legal consequences. The piece critiques political maneuvering and public apathy amid scattered observations.
Contemporay comments on hunting season and figures
Fragmentary Baltimore Herald note mentions Mr. Cleveland roaming in fine weather and Mr. Bryan heading to Europe. It references appointments and a political or legal context with unclear names and details, reflecting scattered commentary and speculation.
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Baltimore Herald
Cleveland
Walla
Bryan
Europe
Baltimore
Americas
Baltimore News Urges Higher Standards for Law Schools
Fragmentary editorial condemns incompetent lawyers who burden courts and taxpayers with frivolous actions. It argues that improving law schools will produce better judges and steadier judicial outcomes, critiquing the notion that a flashy background alone guarantees a capable bench.
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Baltimore News
Minuets of Merriness and Quips From City Papers
A collage of witty exchanges and humorous lines from various newspapers. Dialogues touch on nerves about a son’s football, marriage and wealth, plus zany anecdotes about weddings and careers. Notable quips from Chicago papers appear alongside others.
Orion's Three Bright in Night Sky Over East
A fragmentary verse recalls Orion's three stars shining in the cool night, the air still and calm, a distant banner of the winter sky. The speaker shifts between memory and wonder, noting the stars and a sense of gratitude beyond daily comforts.
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Orion's
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Orion's Splendid
Holy Temples Sunday Schools and Societies
Religious notices list services at Bobbysville Mission All Saints Episcopal Trinity M E and other churches with times for sermons Sunday schools and Epworth leagues. It covers receptions baptisms and upcoming preaching by Rev. B V Bwitzer Rev T Kreeman Dixon Rev Dr E R Eschbach and Rev Dr Eri S Todd plus appointments for Rev C Turner Jones and meetings in Trinity Reformed Thormont and Deerfield with dates in November.
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All Saints’ Beptecopal
Rav. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity M. E. Church
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B. V. Bwitzer
Presbyterian Church
T. Kreeman Dixon
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Craig
German Baptist Brethren Church
H A Bronner
P. D. Fahrney
Bundy
Thormont
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O. W. Stinsspring
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eri S Todd
Epworth League
Owen Oomphar
Sandsy Achons
Middletown
M. J. Grove
Lime Kila
Pers
Old Union
Charles F. Steck
C. Turner Jones
Thormont Circuit
U.B. Church
Eylers Valley
Otterbein
Sabillasville
Deerfield
Honesty in College Sports and New York Reform Critique
The piece argues college sports uphold fairness and teaches boys not to cheat, contrasting with business tactics seen as unfair. It then critiques Mayor Low's reform in New York, noting arrests focused on minor offenses while major crimes like murders and burglaries received little attention, describing the approach as ineffective and misdirected.
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Bad Year for Partiers Review of the Weather During the Past Season
The Maryland Delaware section of the Climate and Crop Division reports an unusually extreme past summer. Dr. Oliver L. Fassig notes mean monthly temperatures and records from 1617 to present, with March exceptionally cold and June through September markedly below normal. Despite severe weather, pastures stayed good and some crops recovered, though many staples like corn and oats were hurt.
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Maryland
Delaware
Oliver L. Fassig
United States Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Jane
War Department
Fort MoHsnry
Cspt
Lewis Brantz
Pronesr
Oparasiona
News of the State Summary of multiple local items
Cambridge resident Harry P. Shepherd is dead. Union veteran John McCandless dies at Hancock Maryland aged 71. Admiral Dewey inspected the Naval Academy then departed aboard the Dolphin. Anne Arundel county colored schools close for the year. Taylor & Sons canning factory at Camp Parole destroyed by fire. William Hall granted a divorce from Mary J. Hall custody of their son John L. In Cumberland Sarah J. Barrell sues for divorce from James W. Barrell. They seek Cumberland from Martinsburg West Virginia, married in 1890. Rockville remarks claim Spencer O. Jones has Senate pledges and Albert J. Almony named reading clerk. Dallas O. Rohrer attacked by highwayman on Mount Aetna to White Hall road. fierce struggle leaves outlaw injured.
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Harry P. Shepherd
Cambridge
John McCandless
Hancock
Admiral Dewey
Naval Academy
Anne Arundel County
William Taylor & Sons
Camp Parole
William Hall
Gamberlanh
Mary J. Hall
John l
Cumberland
Sarah J. Barrell
James W. Barrell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ut Ig
Rockville
Spancer O. Jones
Senate
Albert J. Almony
Dallas O. Rohrer
Mount Aetna
White Hall
Washington County
Bamg Listen
Social World Card: Card Club Entertainment Evening
The card club recently organized was hosted by Miss Marie Dish and Mrs. Charles W. Ross Jr at their rooms. Winners in Hearts included Miss Emaily N Maulsby and Mrs. L Victor Baughman for the women and Mr Arthur Trail and Dr Charles MacGill for the men. Next meeting set for Mrs J A Williamson on Record Street. Sick: Master A Sappoirrey of Tal Ket Street.
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Marie Dish
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Hearts
Emaily N. Maulsby
L. Victor Baughman
Arthur Trail
Charles MacGill
J. A. Williamson
Record Street
Bright and Charming Entertainment by Walter George Company
Bright and charming entertainment receives praise from The Independent for Walter George's Company. The stylish cast in red dresses and red coats delivers a lively mix of old and new numbers, with Mr. Walter George praised for tasteful humor. The act heads to the City Opera House Wednesday evening, November 18, in the MCA court.
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Walter George
the Independent
City Opera
Electric Bitters Cure Various Ailments Claims
B P Baxmont oN C writes of severe kidney trouble and general debility cured after trying Electric Bitters. He recounts relief from rheumatism neuralgia liter and edema with slow doses and credits neighbors also cured. Fearne’s Drugist sells the remedy and notes its availability.
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Tois
B. PF. Baxenmont
Fighting the San Jose Scale A New Jersey Frett Grower Describes a Successful Method
H Bremer of Aslon county New Jersey describes a successful San Jose scale spray method used on 100 infested peach trees. He details lime sulfur salt wash and a lime sulfur potash mixture, spraying on March 16 1918 and April 18, noting it killed many pests and saved time and fuel. The method kept trees healthier and emphasized early preventive spraying.
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Literary Society Meeting Names Officers and Debates
The Belles Lattren Literary Sooty met yesterday afternoon with President W Michael presiding. Members read minutes, presented poems and essays, and debated suffrage by taxpayers. Officers elected include W Wachter president and BR Hamm vice president.
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Belles Lattren Literary Sooty
W. Michael
Ned Braddock
T Logg
J Price
Hall of Fame
G Delaplalne
A Reich
W. Wachter
BR. Hamm
8. Holtz
W. Delaplaing
Delaplaine
BH. Ordsman
J. Toms
Fr. Krantz
Brief Bits: Local and General Interest Items
A collage of notes includes playful lines about a dreamy eyed girl and a bachelor, church events from now to Lent, and a reminder to watch the Leonid meteor shower this season. A humorous quip contrasts Eve with a girls attire, hinting at social observations.
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Eve
Sale of Real Estate by Font and Saunders at Court House
Auctioneers Charles B. Font and Capt Walter Saunders sold two properties at the Frederick County courthouse. A 162 acre farm on the New Design road near Frederick to W L Day for 53 dollars an acre. A suburban property with dwelling and outbuildings of 21 acres now occupied by Henry G O Leary to trustees William P Mauisby and Clayton O Reedy for 5055 dollars.
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Charles B. Font
Court House
Other Font
Lewis Font
New Design
Frederick
Adamstown
W. L. Day
Capt
Walter Saunders
Court Hones
William P. Mauisby
Clayton O. Reedy
Henry G. O'Leary
Local Market Quotations From Mountsin City Mill
Market notes show commodity prices for today including corn at 83 per barrel and 55 per bushel, oats at 4 per bushel, wheat and barley values with several quoted figures. The garbled OCR yields several illegible items but preserves key price points and unit measures.
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Mountsin City
Faversham Promoted as Romantic Lead in Baltimore
William Faversham, a rising star of Charles Frohman, arrives at the Academy of Music in Baltimore next week with Miss Elizabeth's Prisoner a new romantic play set near Revolutionary era New York. The production features a strong supporting company and centers on a wounded American officer captured by a British loyalist and a perilous romance driven by shifting loyalties and infatuation.
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Ww. Faversham
Baltimore
William Faversham
Charles ¥Robman
Academy of Music
Mr. Fatersaham
New York
Reflections of an Old Maid in Gossip and Wit
A column of quips on married life and old maids. It jokes about gossip, social status, and bachelor attitudes. The piece mixes playful aphorisms with satirical takes on engagement, prim manners, and women’s influence, ending with a casual medical ad note.
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