Causes Of Faulty Spelling Three Cardinals To Be Created
A long article discusses faulty spelling in American education, arguing that responsibility lies with teachers of teachers and educators. It cites issues from verbose memory, weak retention, phonetic emphasis, and careless student attitudes, urging department teaching and collaboration between normal schools and psychologists to improve spelling pedagogy.
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Educatonal Review
Mather
Nickle
Nlekel
Belelve
Bay Ridge Sold to Edward Rennett for Reopening
Bay Ridge, once a famed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad resort, has been sold to Edward Rennett. It will reopen next season as a high class amusement place after a decade of inactivity. Its peak came in the decade before 1599 when thousands visited yearly.
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Bay Ridge
Bay Resort
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Edward Rennett
Merhl F. Moberey
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Eczema Remedy Claims to Clear Skin and Pimples
An advertisement extols a “2¢ vial” of a DOD OD Prescription for eczema and other skin diseases. It promises instant relief from itching and burning, cleansing of minor eruptions, and a smooth, childlike complexion. The seller, J. A. Williamson, offers free talks to discuss the remedy.
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Lomreelf
Petter
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
Maryland A C Boys Earn National Dairy Show Honors
Maryland Agricultural College team placed fifth in the all breeds sweepstakes at the National Dairy Show. They won a jerseys judging trophy, a first and a second prize, and a $41 scholarship for best individual judge C Stanton. Eddie Eendersen led in speaking and the team competed against Cornell, Delaware College, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio State, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Iowa State College.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Socs
Ayrshires
C. Stanton
Eendersen
Srcom
Wershires
Cornell University
Delaware College
University of Kentucky
University of Missouri
Ohio Stateversity of Missouri
Ohio State Uni- University of Nebraska
University of South Dakota
Iowa State College
Jealous Husband Beats Boarder in Bethesda County Incident
In a jealousy driven assault, Stephen Forms near Bethesda attacked Charles Williams a Perry home boarder with an ax handle a gait sack and a hatchet. Williams suffered injuries to his head arm and body. Forms was fined £25 in the local court.
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Stephen Forms
Sao Jkis
Bethesda
Montcomerse
Charlies HO Williams
Perry
Williams
Clover Seeding Advice From Agriculture Dept Warns Of Losses
The Department of Agriculture warns farmers that drought damaged clover and grass seed fields across Central Western and Northern states threaten hay and green manuring. It urges prompt reseeding with disked stubble soil and sowing ten pounds of clover plus six to eight pounds of timothy per acre, or using grain tubes for better coverage, outlining steps to reestablish a rapid sturdy stand.
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Department of Agriculture
Plos Ag
Amd
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Berets advertising aimed at promoting an event or product appear in this fragmented OCR text as unclear slogans and stray phrases. The readable elements offer little concrete facts such as names, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a coherent news item.
May Vaccination Drive Urged for Department Workers
The Agriculture Department urges vaccination for about 13 500 employees outside Washington to prevent typhoid fever amid reports of several outbreaks among field workers. Officials note the risk from impure water and cite 28 cases and five deaths in ten years within one bureau.
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Department
Agriculture
Washington
Boundary Dispute Rally Seeks Clearer Line Between Maryland and West Virginia
Attorney General Isaac Lobe Straus and ex Senator Brown of Garrect county met in Washington to press for clarifying the boundary between Maryland and West Virginia. Brown, a former Ssultry employee, worked with West Virginia engineers as a U S Geological Survey hand aided third engineer. The Supreme Court ordered the relocation over a year ago and the work has run for months amid disputes among surveyors.
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Isaac Lobe Straus
Brown
Garrect County
Washington
Alarsland
West Virginia
Uc Sultey
United States Geological Survey
United States Supreme Court
Straus
Advertised Letters Remaining in City Post Office
A historic note lists names of individuals with advertised letters awaiting pickup at the city post office dated Saturday October 28, 7811. Several entries follow with names including Mrs Nimes Jones Mrs Hester Rete and others, indicating items held before two weeks elapse before transfer to the dead letter office.
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yPrederek City
Tost
Tolers
Giemhenens Ios Wim
Burke
Har Bose
Inns Colling
Nod Ura
Raymond Dorses
Henris
Jorieh
Charles SpMaciz
Harr Huston
Juno
Johnson
Teisford Mack
Muris
Woo Newman
Kev Noreds
Hare
Poornd
Geo
Fo Stout
Jag Sladelam
Tarell
Johia Ho
Tuomas
Robert Wilkinson
Edith Holarn
Nimes J. Jones
hUester
WLC
Wass
Floren
Howard
Thomas Tr
Taso
Nua oR das tame mikes a W073 am Prep ss
A compact entry from a degraded OCR page notes a prep school item tied to the W073 code. Readable fragments mention a latest action or event but lack clear names, dates, or places to identify the subject fully. Further context is needed to confirm specifics.
Maryland News Roundup From Baltimore and State
A Maryland roundup reports notable deaths near Westminster and Trappe, a new Hotel Emerson opening in Baltimore, and local figures including banker Armstrong Kirby. Maryland suffragist Mrs. Pankhurst arrived to speak, child labor concerns raised, and a Poe statue ordinance introduced. Public figures attend meetings in Belair and Kensington as candidates campaign in Harford county.
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Hallowe'en
Stan N. Bish
Westminster
Baltimore
Finch Pratt
William, Armstrong Kirby
Trappe
Talbot
Emerson
Marjorie Dan Johnson
Baltimore Council of Jewish “Women
Maryland
Harry Gross
Harford County
Belair
Pankhurst
Robert Downing
Frederick
Frank Driscoll
Afl
Field
Hagerstown
Warnesboro
Algul
Edgar Allan Poe
Eutaw Place
North Avenue
Ellyson and
Towers
Old Point Comfort
Annapollis
York River
Thops
Carroll
Phillips Lisborough
John FB. Cunningham
Morris A. Soper
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Kensington
Montgomery County
Ruby Woodard
South Cumberland
Cumberland Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
H. ©. Cummings
West Virginia
Randolph
Arthur P. Gorman
Edgar Allan Voe
Emerson C. Harrington
Masonic Hall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Annual Report Summary
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports improved financial and physical condition year over year. Passenger earnings rise 4.99 percent to 15,208,492.15, freight income down 2.56 percent, express earnings up 65,189.95, and mail receipts at 1,169,068.20. Total operating expenses reach 62,766,067.04 with net operating earnings of 25,378,936.72. The line adds 224 new industries near its tracks, expects freight revenue exceeding 1,000,000 annually, and expands facilities with 187 locomotives, 268 freight cars, and 26 passenger cars purchased for 15,439,203.00. President Willard notes gold secured notes issued to support industrial growth and infrastructure.
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Dinudi
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Serti
Massachurng
Willard
My Daughter Was Cured By Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A Baltimore mother recounts her fifteen year old daughter's illness labeled Green Sickness. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the girl recovered health. The letter endorses the product for female troubles and urges readers to write Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Baltimore
Alice
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Tean
L. A. Coreran
Hutland Street
Lynn
Mass
E. Pinkham
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