Divorce ratios in six months show Washington leads nation
A Baltimore News report cites District Supreme Court statistics showing only one divorce for every 200 marriages in the past six months, much stronger than Frederick County and St. Paul figures. The Washington Herald notes debates over whether strict laws or higher quality matches drive the disparity, while praising Washington's record as flagworthy.
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Odd Divorce to Marriage Ratio in Hypothetical Year
A speculative calculation suggests that with 50,000 divorces and 10,000,009 marriages annually the ratio would yield about 1,428,751 divorces for the same number of marriages if the nation went mad on the 81st percentile Paul era.
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Paul
Farewell Dinner Honors Harries in Washington
Friends and civic leaders toasted George HH Harries at a Washington hotel banquet. Speakers praised his public service, military career, and local contributions while noting Gen Varriellis will assume a Chicago post and commended Harries for unity and progress.
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Hohner
Gen. Varriellis
Chicago
Ble
Thomas C. Neves
Boar
Die Toarl
Gen
Darrles
HBO
Colonad Co
Justine
Malone Wins Second Loving Cup in Hustling Style
Mr. Malone captured the Loving Cup this morning, marking his second win. The cup will be exhibited this afternoon at Haller & Newman, confirming his reputation as a vigorous and capable live agent in local politics and business circles.
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Holler
Gemie Wilver Jae
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Haller & Newman
Malone
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Danderine Promise Dandruff Cure Hair Growth Claim Ad
Bold claims tout immediate hair softening and dandruff relief with Danderine. Advertises 25 cent bottle from drug stores, promising by week’s use new hair growth and lustrous health for dull or injured hair.
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Knachton
Choir Boy Confesses to Fifteen Burglaries
A 14 year old, described as a choir boy, confessed to fifteen burglaries as detectives investigated a series of break ins. The youth reportedly led investigators to jewelry and other items stolen in separate incidents, acknowledging multiple offenses as the search continued.
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Brooks
Beck
Challenge from A Le Pearre Offers 50c Medicine Half Price
A Le Pearre promotes a fifty cent medicine at half price to test Howards cures for digestion ailments. The ad claims rapid relief, permanent intestinal tract health, improved appetite, digestion, and happiness, urging readers in Frederick and surrounding areas to subscribe to The News for details.
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Howards
Social World Notes From Walkersville Birthday Greetings
Miss Mild and Mr. Brown attended a Walkersville gathering with Frederick residents including Mrs. James B. Grimes Mr. Linthicum and others. Thomas G Buckey on South Market Street quietly celebrated his birthday yesterday receiving numerous congratulations and postals.
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Siating
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Presen
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B. Grimes
Linthicum
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Carl Harris
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Thomas G. Buckey
South Market Street
Beulah Binford Pictures Barred at Palace Theater
Police halted the life story of Beulah Binford at the Palace picture parlor in Synthi Cumberland last night after ministers appealed that the show was detrimental to public morals. The action followed city officials’ concerns and a move to suppress the screening.
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Palace Picture Parlor
Synthi-Cumberland
Railroads Prosperous as Heavy Orders Grow
Amid reports from New York and Brown, freight car and locomotive orders surge. President York Central and other owners outline tranche funding for equipment renewal and port-expense benefits, signaling a robust rail industry outlook.
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Canadian Parises Big Outlay Details In 6-Mile Rail Plan
Baltimore reports indicate a major purchase plan for freight cars and related equipment. The aliners program and Mallet locomotive context suggest investment in rail capacity. A Canadian railway party announced intentions to save costs on a six mile project as part of an expenditure totaling around 2.9 million dollars, with cars to be placed by year end.
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Baltimore
Seco
Agate
Notes of News Here and There Throughout the State
Fragments report a superintendent, a death of John H. Gussaway at 83, and varied items from Maryland and Cumberland. Mentions include Beulah Binford, Rockville, and Beulah, plus references to a Baltimore conference and possible corrections in legislation.
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Baltimore
Conference of Action
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Governor-elect vows open-door administration in new era
The governor-elect pledged an open-door approach to state business as work began on the Hagerstown Clearspring electric railway project. Grading on West Washington Street in Magerstown started with about 50 workers, rising to roughly 150 as construction proceeded. Armour Packing incidents flagged food labeling issues amid new enforcement.
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