Costly war and looming peace in an age of money
A fragmented dispatch discusses naval arms costs and debt dampening militarism. It notes British warships priced far above economic value and argues money drives policy, with bankers like Rothschilds and Morgans shaping outcomes. It warns modern warfare grows deadlier and may push nations toward broader conflict.
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Weather to Make Old Home Week a Success
A collage of lighthearted quips and jokes from several papers recounts social observations and humor. Items include commentary on public figures dinners, a moral about marrying a preferred partner, and a playful exchange about a grown daughter. The tone is breezy and miscellany-like.
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Voice of the Press on science aiding farmers gains traction
The piece argues that scientists pursue practical truth to aid farming. It notes seed selection boosting grain yields by 10 to 25 percent and soil analysis guiding crops and planting. Bacteria fix nitrogen aiding legumes, plant disease studies help control blights, and natural pest enemies curb pests. Farmers often resist science but eventually acknowledge its benefits.
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Moments With The Muse Enlas Song Autumn Poem Fragments
Fragments from a reader’s page mix poetry lines by Alfred Tennyson with autumn imagery. The piece referencesTurn Fortune wheel and reflect on fate and pride, followed by a rustic autumn landscape description of fields, silence, crickets, leaves turning red and gold, and a fading summer glow across hills and gardens.
For Charlie's Sake Poem Turns Soldier's Plea to Farewell
A busy judge faces a dying old soldier Tom Brady who asks to see Charlie. The judge grants sorrowful reprieve after a moving reunion. The tale ends with a farewell in a quiet room as a father welcomes his son home in faith and love.
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Democratic tickets shaped in Garratt nominations noted
The news item reports Garratt nominating Democratic tickets, Somerset Republicans adding nominations, and Governor Warfield staying in the senatorial race if party machinery stays neutral. It also mentions William Harrison’s death, a fatal locomotive accident in Roxbury, and family moves to Annapolis, plus a disrupted letter from Republican chairs to Dr Conley about anti bribery talks.
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Washington County
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Government Scientists Confirm Hydrophobia Real Disease
Government scientists at Bethesda farm confirm hydrophobia as a real, germ driven disease. Experiments on dogs rabbits and a horse show rabies develops after infection, with germ isolation and transmission to other animals. The findings support detaining animals longer than three months and advocate dog suppression as a preventive measure.
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