Tuberculosis Fight Gains Ground Worldwide
A report ahead of the International Conference on Tuberculosis in Philadelphia notes substantial progress against consumption. Dr Lawrence Flick and Dr William Phipps describe declines in deaths, expansion of prevention and education, and plans to reach broad publics through papers, exhibits, and lectures.
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Philadelphia
Lawrence W. Flick
Phipps Institute
Flick
Phipps
Rss
County Fair Contests Spark Pride and Rivalry
Report of Timonium exhibitors boasting largest pumpkin and other prizes while J F C Talbott claims top county stature. The Baltimore News notes rival claims over prize livestock and crops as locals celebrate the fair.
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J. F.C. Talbott
Baltimore
Fragmented witty exchanges in old papers and columns
A collage of humorous and partly garbled quotations from Philadelphia Lodger Washington Star The Powder Manufacturer and The Sketch, touching on signs parenting money public times and biblical questions with fragmented dialogue and dated tone.
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Atern
Washington Star
Bill
Voices on animals and reform in early press
A collection of clipped notes from the New York Tribune and Springfield Republican criticizes English sparrow eradication talk and condemns paying political speakers. It mentions English birds as potential food and cites debates over campaign funding and speaker fees in U.S. politics.
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Botan
Mitte
Springfield Republican
Republican Na- Yona Committee
Funda
Hitchcock
Bea Muic
Republican Party
Moments With The Muse In Perfect Love A Rondeau
Poetic fragment by Rosynt Baowntna from Appleton's Duty echoes love and duty. It contrasts ideal affection with selfless service, suggesting love grows through acts that uplift others and shape a worthy life.
Catarrh Cure Claim and Consumer Assurance
The notice touts a guaranteed catarrh cure claiming to treat constitutional disease by internal action on mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer one hundred dollars to any proven failure and invite readers to send for testimonials and a list of testimonials.
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Hall
Larry Gatea
Catarth Bedig
Thandojna
Cheney & Gon
Engine Delivered to Independent Hose Company in Frederick
A handsome steam automobile engine was moved to the engine house on West Church Street amid crowds. Mr. D. M. Howe, president of the Howe Engine Company, and Superintendent Mir oversaw unloading and preparation. A test attachment was added to the plug in front of the Frederick Savings Institution, with a 14 inch nozzle. The engine will be run for a short trial, with official tests scheduled on Monday, and a committee will oversee the operations ensuring the engine does not respond to alarms for at least ten days.
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Weat Church Strest
M. Howe
Howe Engine Company
Mir
Tooter
Fredericktown Bayings Institution
Munday
Busborn
Governor Crothers attends record-breaking Timon lab event
The state page reports Governor Crothers attended the Timon gum lab where the crowd set a record. Typhoid germs were found in water samples from Hancock area wells. William A. Cooney was killed by an explosion at Sharp & Dohing drug works in Baltimore.
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Crothers
Timongum Lab
Ely Wells
Hancock
William A. Cooney
Sharp & Dohing
Baltimore
Republican State Central Committee
Thomas Pere
State Bureau of Immigration
Baltimore and
Bernard
Stotelmyers Reunion Near Lope Indiana
The second annual Stotelmyer family reunion was held near Lope Indiana on August 16 with about 175 relatives. Four Maryland brothers who emigrated to Indiana in early times were celebrated, and De L Stottlemyer of Hagerstown spoke on early history. New officers were elected and plans set for the third reunion.
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Stotelmyer
Lope
Indiana
Hiram
John
Aaron
James Stotelmyer
Frederick County
Madison County
Sony
Ivan Stotelmyer
Colling
David Stotelmyer
Middletown Valley
Mycraville
de. L. Stottlemyer
Hagerstown
Stotelmyer’s
Maryland
Tne
Unsteady City Notes and Theater Openings
Several hundred attend the Villa Park dance with Frederick Select Orchestra. F F De Bruno presents Uncle Hes at the City Opera House with Grace LeMay and Abdian Acorn in notable roles. The company opens the season and plans travel to Wayneaborn. An advertisement urges proven selling power by advertising.
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Braddock Heights
Manuel Claud Walker
Steiner's
Washington
Keefer Idle
Wisner Street
Villa Park
Frederick Select Orchestra
F. FE. de Bruno
Pierces
Uncle Hes
City Opera House
Mr. de Bruno
Uncle Hex
Grace LeMay
Maradon
Freditio Beckman
Abigal Acorn
Clarence Diaon
Lavender Jenkins
Corrupt Practices Act Analyzed by Maryland Lawyer
An attorney questions the acts scope and registration rules for voter and campaign finance in Maryland, arguing registration and reporting requirements apply to treasurers and political agents, with penalties for false statements and strict record keeping across campaigns and elections. The piece outlines definitions of corrupt practices, required bonds, and reporting timelines for candidates and committees.
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Baltimore News
Neaerle
Odo
Ali Ativera
Mirybodd
Koel
Prinky Ceebon
Volcom
Gene Ord
Maryland
Menta
Cnel Cnge
Cleeton
Candidade
Tins
Hi Apes
Thy
Clarinian Vt Ie
Baltimore
State Central Committee
Perons
Newhairman
General Assembly
Bor Trosmurer
Fragmented political corruption notice and literary excerpt
The text discusses inducement of voters by employers and corrupt practices, then shifts to literary reminiscence and local figures. It mentions attempts to influence voting, promises of entertainment, and legal consequences. It also notes Brian Hooxen in Scribner’s and I. W. Tucker of the Manan Good Roads Commission visiting nearby roads, with references to Dr. Jones of Johns Hopkins.
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Maryland
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