Baltimore merchants urge locals to shop at home to boost town
A Baltimore trade association plans a campaign urging residents of the outlying counties to shop in the city. Merchants say keeping money local strengthens Maryland towns and benefits the broader region, while critics warn it may hurt peripheral businesses. The effort emphasizes local pride and public spirit in supporting home commerce.
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Baltimore
Émalier
Margland
Polots
Maryland
Aittea
Stede
Baptising Arguments and Bald Preheats Offer Desert Town Punch
Fragmentary text suggests a debate over baptismal rites and preheating methods, with mention of a desert town and a person named Bald. The readable items hint at a local discussion or opinion piece rather than a full event report.
Country Living Versus City Prices Highlighted by Taneytown Record
A reader essay from the Taneytown Record contrasts country and city life noting country residents freely gather berries and fish while city dwellers pay for many foods. The piece argues country living is superior and urges gratitude and generosity toward less fortunate neighbors.
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Taneytown Record
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Fragments
A collage of quips and dialogue from period papers, including lines about railway dining cars, advice to a young man, and remarks on Washington's presidency. It presents humorous snippets on manners, politics, and gender roles as printed in late 19th century periodicals.
White man’s duty to shape Africa policy amid colonial strain
An article discusses Africa's population relative to the United States and the economic challenge of developing Africa's natural resources. It criticizes Congo and Portuguese rule, notes German efforts via industrial schooling, and argues for a white-led, humanitarian policy combining patience, sympathy, and practical training to guide African development.
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Vacy
Edurden
Weslington,Herald
Africa
United States
Congo
WS. Raineford
Gion
Germany
Booker T. Washington
Moments With The Muse Evening Roused By Moonlit Shoreline
Fragments of verse describe a nocturnal mood with wandering waters and distant moonlight. Surreal imagery blends trees, forests, and distant calls with dreamlike scenes. Names and phrases drift, then fade into an impressionistic nocturne.
Massive Frederick game ends 316 0 with Diamonde stars
A large crowd witnessed a basketball matchup described as lopsided, with Hagerstown High and Frederick City teams competing on the Y. MO. A. field. The Diamond stars dominated, especially in the second half, as Bernstein and Jacobs led the Diamonde with strong defense. Scoring details highlight a 211-13 final, with referee Rabinaon noted.
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Hagerstowar High School
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Heerstown
Banda
Aler Senay
Coantord
Peter
Lane
Ukutera
Spectatone
Job
All
Tage
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Diamonde
Beornstein
Blumentheel
Vinher
Specks
Gill
Ayler
Davall
Old
Creager
Weta
Beate Bernetein
Jacobs
Leseo
Bisher
Gilljd
Noals
Bernstein
J.gilt
Seore
Diamond
tRabinaon
Beorer
Shhenk
Ex Governor Warfield Coming to Frederick
Ex Governor Warfield and Mrs Warfield will arrive by automobile Wednesday afternoon from Howard County to address the Democratic meeting at the City Opera House. They will be guests of Chief Judge and Mrs Worthington at their Rec ord Street home with a reception from six to six thirty, followed by dinner with other invited speakers.
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Warfield
Warfiel
Frederick
City Opera
Glenn HH. Worthington
Watfiold
Howard County
Worthington
Engineer Dies Sudden in Baltimore Yard After 80 Years Service
An elderly engineer, Cornelis, aged about 60, died suddenly in the cab of an engine at Baltimore yards. He had been employed eighty years and resided in Brimawick. A member of Division 508 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, his loss is noted as a life in railroading ends. The report also mentions a canceled football game and various local notices from the Y M C A and Montevue Hospital commitments.
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Ensineer James
Cornelia
Baltimore
Sae Terte
Corneliis
Good
Brimawick
Big County
Chrné Mus
Balotiwy Nominee Contested In Baltimore Delegates Race
In a historic contest, Mary Ads Bintth Lape Socialist nominee for the House of Delegates in Baltimore's second district faced official questions about qualification. Judge Brock Bridgerton issued an opinion noting Lang is qualified, while Stockbridge's decision and the Supervisors of Election debate the pathway to seating. The Board, a statutorily limited body, cannot act beyond constitutional powers, and debates whether Mrs Ling is eligible to appear on the ballot as certified.
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Bintth
Lape
House of Delegates
Beltimore City
Dalton
Brockbridgernn
Lang
Boda
Frederick Literary Societies Hold Regular Meetings
Frederick Literary Society met Sunday October 22 with minutes read and a program including recitations such as The Tip on the Mediterranean and A Boy's Complaint, a debate on prosperity vs adversity, judges’ decision for the negative, and editor and critic reports. The evening adjourned with plans for October 29.
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South, Rederick
Hp Sonth Frederick Literary, Society
Edwand Shaw
Abrecht
Hen Shaw
Euw Whitney
Ralph Schr
Chas
Clobaugh
Ray “Makenzie
Wernels Keenenly
Stephen Nader
Jamnea Marta
John Abrecht
Boulden’ Waters
Béileas Lettres
Socialeetae
G. N.bunday
W.E
H. Komp
B. Webb
H. Meberly
D. Hendrickson
D. ‘Sapping
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farm Exchange
Quotations corrected October 25 1000 list grains and hay prices. Wheat No 2 red around 1.48 per bushel shelled white 65 to 70 cents. Hay timothy No 2 14 to 16 dollars per ton, No 1 mixed 13 to 14, No 2 mixed 12 to 13. Clover 10 to 12, straw baled 12 to 14, feed seeds timothy 2 to 2.45 per bushel. Winter wheat 6 to 6.6, spring wheat 6 to 6.1, cornmeal 1.75 to 1.35 per 100 lbs.
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Timothy
Glover
Dushel
Sale of Farm by Auction at Court House Door
Baltimore sale conducted by auctioneer Ledse for Melville B Doll trustee. The farm of James B King on the Baltimore and Frederick Turnpike, about 14 miles east of Pearl, totaling 103 acres, sold to John M Dennis for a defined amount.
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Ledse
Rold
Court Louse
Melville B. ‘Doll
James B. King
Baltimore
Frederick
Pearl
Rene
John M. Dennis
Concert Tonight at Woman's College Delights Audience
The concert by Here Péter Peters and Miss FauntieRoy, led by local musicians, was praised after a performance at the Woman's College. It will be repeated tonight at the College, drawing anticipation from attendees and supporters.
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Péter Peters
Cellat
FauntieRoy
Woman’s College
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