Agriculture Secretary Wilson on farm land use and reclamation
The text discusses conversion of waste land into productive farms, aided by National and State agricultural bureaus, rail aid, and irrigation. It stresses individual farmer initiative as key and cites Secretary Wilson urging farmers to learn best crops and methods for their land to boost profitability.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Woson
United States
Eggregate
Na Secretary
Ty Mines
Wilson
Political Victory Not Always Reward for Right
A short editorial note from the Taneytown Record reflects on how political victory does not always reward right and decency. The piece cites a deeper observation beyond Mr. Cannon's district.
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My. Canoon
Taneyown
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Quips Across Papers
A quizlike collage of light humor from 19th and early 20th century papers. Short exchanges include a mother and daughter over a curious kitchen scene, a horse laugh misunderstanding, a bald headed gentleman at a hotel, shoeblack chatter, and a haplessly tied rope faddle gag.
Public Tragedy Stirs Tennessee Call for Law Order
A passionate call from a Tennessee commentator denounces the recent violence, urging strict enforcement of laws, due process, and nonpolitical punishment. The piece laments bloodshed, praises virtue, and argues for unified civic action to restore peace and protect every human life within the law.
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Tennessee
Ian Giay Belo
Moments With The Muse Describing Love And Sleep
Fragmented verse describes love fleeing as clouds gather and hours drag. The speaker longs for healthful sleep to escape grief yet hopes to awaken refreshed, recalling the ache of memory and a wish to bloom again in happier days.
Rail line improvement urged for Frederick community travel
Readers press for better railroad service on the new line to Tinroontle. They urge timelier departures and return trips from Thurmont, Westminster, and Bellmore to boost travel convenience and boost railroad revenue, arguing the company owes Frederick better facilities.
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Tinroontle
Kraederlek
Thirrmont
Tha Mitebar
Weetminster
Bellmore
Frederick
Literary Society Meetings Report November Events
The Belles Lettres Society opened under President kh Oliver with recitations and debates including a pro con on national conduct. Officers elected: F Ordeman president, Lorhbenger VP, T White secretary, J Shaw assistant secretary, C Heelton treasurer, AEM Simpson critic. The Tuvenle and South Frederick societies held meetings with various readers, orations, declamations, and officer elections. notes mention condolence to critic George Eyler and future meetings set for November 20.
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Welles Letts
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Kh. Oliver
Dean Andrekson
Wall
Ainition
P. Michael
Rentition
CN Bay
R. Bluwese
Avaccintos
V. Riser
C. If Hendrickson
Delaplaine
Reyes
F. Ordeman
Lorvhbenger
T. White
Avist Ant
J. Shaw
C. Heelton
Aem. Simpson
Erite
Toomert
Naveaubee
de Reguder
T He Tresadens
Charles Hudson
Resny
Udson
Londis
Winebronnersosay
Bestreeit Wien
Gilberts Oration
Deflovery
F- Brengle
Uo Beast
M. Zenta
Leane
CL Clary
M. Staub
W. Cashour
Matthew Stat
Afterno
Sion
Lawful grip leads to saloon brawl arrest
George Digga James Watkins and Bards Jotmeon, all colored, were arrested Saturday by Officer King for lighting in Scott Weltw's hot room after a dispute over pool payment. Watkins had a bloody nose and a blackjack was found on Johnson. All were fined five dollars or 20 days in jail. Watkins and Johnson held in hundred dollar bail for concealed weapons charges.
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Ngmpin
George Digga
James Watkins
Bards Jotmeon
King
Scott Weltw
Uf Thce Coo
Kekatein
Watkins
Johnson
Rulings Reversed in Harris Estate Appeal
The Court of Appeals reversed lower court rulings in four Orphans Court cases from Frederick County and remanded for new trials in Carroll County Circuit Court. Appellant George A. Pearce Jr of Frederick and Guy W. Steele of Westminster were represented by Reverdy Cronenberg, with Alfred Ritter and Bond & Parke of Westminster for the appellees.
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Reverdy Cronenberg
Ephrain G. Harris
D. Walton Harris
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Court of Appeals
George A. Pearce, Jr
Frederick
Guy W. Steele
Westminster
Mr. Cronenburg
Alfred Ritter
Bond & Parke
Appellees
Deafness Cure Through Inner Ear Repair Claims
An article asserts deafness cannot be cured by focal applications and promotes Munal remeries as the only cure. It links deafness to an unnamed inner ear blockage of the Eustachian tube and urges a formal restoration procedure, claiming inflammations can be removed and hearing restored in most cases. It also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a Toledo company.
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Hall
New Church Club Seeks Name For National Men’s Brotherhood
Kansas City hosts a move to form a national Christian men’s club combining social, educational, religious and fraternal work. A naming prize will be offered for the best title. officers named include President St. A Long and Secretary PLC MacFarlane. Headquarters will be in Kansas City as the organization aims for 100,000 members in coming years.
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Elb
Kansas City
Macfarlane
Abdy
Riad Petan 2
MacFart
Enid
Christia Ehurch
United States
Kanats City
Christian Church
Lem
Inventor Unveils Birdlike Aeroplane With Tail and Wings
W D Lindley of OkIatown arrives in Washington seeking a patent for an aeroplane built on a monoplane idea shaped like a bird. The craft spans 24 feet wingtip to tip, features a center cabin, twin 5 foot propellers on each side, and a ventene engine. Lindley claims it can rise to 100 feet and land gently without a jar.
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W.D. Tindales
OkIatown
Washington
Patent Office
All In de Gray or de Mornin in Adienth Constitution
A dialectal verse fragment describes Thanksgiving near dawn with humorous rural imagery. The speaker notes a mat fire, possum, and social scene at a living place urging morning routines and a grace before breakfast. The piece attributes to F. I. Stanton in Adienth Constitution.
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Stanton
Snow Halts Fire at Pen-Mar Park Trolley Station
Snow in the county prevented a blaze at Pen-Mar Park trolley station from spreading. Watchman Punt alerted the Western Maryland section gang at Highfield, and firefighters kept flames contained as snow doused the fire. In other notes, Y M C A services featured Jesse Michael and C B Hendrickson with Stearns discussing the Holy Spirit dwelling in the heart.
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Pen-Mar Park
Punt
Park
Western Maryland Sestion Gang
Highfield
Jesse Michael
T. Hendrickson
Jr. Stearns
Wm. C. Fontigeani
Cumberland
Microbes Said to Cause Baldness and Dandruff
A 19th century claim links scalp microbes to baldness and dandruff. Experts from Hamburg and France are cited, with Rexall Hair Tonic offered as a guaranteed remedy to eradicate microbes, restore hair color, and revitalize roots, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Yona
Hamburg
Germany
Sabourand
France
Rexall
J. A. Williamson
N. Market St
Funeral of Robert Douglass Clapp Held at Yolock Home
The funeral for Robert Douglass Clapp occurred Saturday afternoon at his grandmother Mrs Douglass B Hargett’s East Church Street residence. Rev Dr E K Bechbieh conducted services and interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with WH B Brehison as funeral director.
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Robert Douglass Clapp
Yolock
Fran
Douglass B. Hargett
East Cherch Street
EK. Bechbieh
Meade
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
WH. B. Brehison
Maederick County TB Association Plans Meeting
The annual business meeting of the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis Maederick County Branch will be held Tuesday evening November 17 at 8 o'clock in the director room of the M C A. Officers and executive committee will be elected and other committees announced.
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Maederick County
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of ‘Tuberculosis
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