Agricultural institutes praised for advancing farming in Maryland
In Washington the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations opened with Prof. A C True praising farmers institutes as vital. The USDA backs institutes run by states, Maryland has held annual county institutes, attracting speakers and audiences though engagement varied. Farmers institute seen as a permanent force shaping agricultural progress nationwide.
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Contemporary comment and political chatter in Baltimore and Annapolis
A Baltimore Herald notes President Cleveland era reform talk while Annapolis Capital discusses resolving age and conscription issues. A Philadelphia judge finds a marriage promise non binding, signaling shifting views on matrimonial obligations amid broader political debate. The Maryland political scene shows factional strains as McComas seeks U.S. Senate.
Democrats expected to win likely governor race
The Cumberland Times notes four or five candidates run but predicts the winner will be Governor Smith or Mr. Rayner with the outlook leaning to Smith. It cites Rayner claiming many pledged delegates but warns votes pledged do not always materialize.
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Fragmented Humorous Quotes From Early Papers
A collage of short jokes and quips features married heroes versus truth telling politicians. Lines recall a mother-in-law, a grafting boss, and reminiscences about wives and memories, with brief exchanges across newspapers.
Two Wills Highlight Wealth and Parental Duty
The Philadelphia Lodger reviews Gordon McKay and William L Elkins wills. McKay disinherits his children and leaves most to Harvard, prompting debate on parental obligation versus philanthropy. Elkins leaves most to kin while sending little to institutions, illustrating opposite priorities and raising questions about wealth distribution.
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Municipal Meeting Delayed By Late Members In City Hall
The Mayor and Aldermen held their regular monthly session in the City Hall but started late due to several members arriving after eight. Discussions touched on wiring conditions at the Electric Light and Power Company, and a new fence around the municipal lighting plant yard was proposed. The light committee will review the plan, with an anticipated height to deter trespass. The minutes list numerous bills approved for payment and note the market master Willard N. Garrett’s month end report, plus tax arrears and bank items totaling 26 282.98.
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Mrs Monroe’s Remains Reinterred Beside Monroe Tomb
Ceremonies marked the reburial of Mrs. Monroe and her daughter Miss Gouverneur in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Virginia beside President James Monroe. They were moved from Loudoun County in a private car to a service led by Bishop Gibson and local clergy with Senator Daniel paying tribute.
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Remedy for a Bad Cold by Chamberlain Caged
A. L. Pearre offers a remedy claimed to relieve throat pain and inflammation. The ad promotes a product advertised as easing cold symptoms and restoring health, urging readers to purchase.
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Social World Social Gathering at Remaberg
A lively party was hosted by Mr and Mrs W Remaberg near Red Hill on Tuesday November 10 with many guests. Names include Misses Youale Kemp Bertie Walter Ethel Myers Katie Roorsberg Ada Lewis Maggie Lamberth Mattie Pear Eddie Walter Mary Willard Marcia Frye Florence Hamrick Ella Remaberg Lillian King Etella Potmus Eliza Whitter Lucy Degrange Carrie Hale and others. Brother Whelan long linked with the Jesuit Novitiate in the city is ill in Georgetown awaiting further word from Georgetown College. Football gains on the Maryland School grounds Saturday feature Maryland School versus Valcant.
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Doane's Ointment Praised In Frederick Testimony
Frederick residents praise Doane’s Ointment as a blessing for itching skin. Mrs. G. J. Hargett describes relief from severe eczema after using the product bought at Clinton E. Main’s drug store. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N Y, is sole agent for the United States. price 50 cents.
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