First Holy Name Society Congress in Baltimore set for October
The Holy Name Societies of the United States announce the inaugural congress in Baltimore October 16 and 17 to celebrate Cardinal Gibbons dual jubilee. Delegates will assemble at the Catholic Club and Cathedral for vespers and a pontifical address, with meetings to plan reports and committees.
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Societies of Catholic Churches
Cardinal
Holy Name Societies
United States
Baltimore
Carolinal Gibbons
Dishbp
Corrigan
Archdiocesan
Holy Name
Holy Name Society
Order
Frederick
Cardinal Gibbons
Monsignor Falconio
Catholic Club
North
Charles Street
James R. Wheeler
Holy Names
John Keating Cartwright
American College
Rome
Charles H. Jenks
Columbia
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
John William Morgan
Laurel Bank
Upper
Marlboro
Harford County
Back to the Farm Shows Shifts in 1900s Agriculture News
Census figures reveal farm numbers rose 10.5 percent from 1900 to 1910 while population grew 21 percent. Farm land value jumped from 18.06 to 25.39 billion dollars, a 41.7 percent increase, with farm sizes and equipment value rising. White operators held 5.42 million farms. nonwhite 917 thousand, both up slightly. Sixty six percent of farms reported debt free. Captain Paul Beck, lost while flying near Orange Grove, returned to College Park.
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Census Bureau
Paul Beck
Orange Grove
College Park
Maryland Governor Nominee Goldsborough To Be Formally Notified
The Republican nominee for Maryland governor will be formally notified at Cambridge in a large ceremony with representatives from all counties. Goldsborough running mates for comptroller and attorney general will also be notified. A steamer from Baltimore will carry about 500 attendees. A new armory for the Fourth Regiment in Baltimore is launched with plans for a large civic center building to house state offices and convention facilities, featuring an annual rent potential of 50 000 to 60 000.
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Goldsborough
Cambridge
Aipsander Lingner
M. NG
Baltimore
Merhl F. Moberly
W. Patrick Jt
Frederick, Md
Many Excursionists Leave City on Group Trips
Yesterday the excursion firm Excursionists Per Dhe 1 and Co. carried 248 passengers from the city. Of these, 172 travelers went to Washington and 76 headed to Tatars.
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Dhe 1 and Co
Washington
Hotel Breslin hay fever cure draws curious patrons
A New York Breslin Hotel manager promotes an odd hay fever cure. Patrons sit in a cooled wine cellar at 30 to 40 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes, seeking quick relief lasting 2 4 hours. The method, credited to Nobles the manager, has drawn varied trials and skepticism.
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Nreslin
New York
Witu
Breslin
C.K Bailes
Missoippe
Des- Rimears
Bis
West
Warren D. Fuerst
St. Louis
To College With $20 Only And A Yale Start
A Kentucky native describes arriving at Yale with less than $20, working his way through college as a student waiter. He details a frugal first meals, a tiny rooming arrangement, and the social life balance while earning a degree. The narrative highlights perseverance and limited outside aid during his time at Yale.
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Yale
Kentucky
Munsey
New Haven
New England
Defenders Day Holiday Opens Harford Schools and More
News notes from across the state recount Harford County public schools reopening, a St James United Brethren church dedication in Big Pool, a Cecil county shooting incident with potential fatal outcome, and various official moves. Also mentioned are court sessions, promotions in railroad service, a suicide in Baltimore, rail proposals to extend lines, coal production figures, election integrity calls, and crop setbacks from heavy rains.
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Harford County
St. James
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
United States
Rockville
Willian R. Pugh
Hf. A. Cochran
Richard Dashiell
Edmondson Avenue
Baltimore
United Railways
Ellicott City
St. Charles’ College
Postmaster Hitchcock extends third class depots plan
The Postmaster General announced the designation of about one hundred postal savings offices in twelve states to begin October 7, as part of extending the system from second class to smaller offices. Virginia locations include Cape Charles Buena Vista The Plains Blacksburg Smithfield Herndon Gordonsville Keysville Ashland and Radford. Maryland sites include Oakland Union Bridge Laurel Forest Glen and Hurlock. Catarrh cure ad and subscription brief follow.
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Hitchcock
Union
Virginia
Cape Charles
Buena Vista
the Plains
Blacksburg
Smithfield
Herndon
Conditions Grow Worse In US Crop Report Says Drops Below Averages
The United States Department of Agriculture reports September 1 crop conditions 15.2 percent below average, with August and June readings also below. Northern states saw some improvement in August while southern states declined. A table lists crops by average condition, including cranberries, apples, cotton, corn, and others, with various percent scores. Local note: rainy weather delayed Boonsboro Red Men tournament attendance, postponing riding until next Saturday.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Red Men
Boonsboro
John L. Nicodemus’ Grove
Seven Years of Suffering Treated by Pinkham’s Compound
In Waurika Oklahoma a woman describes seven years of weakness and sleepless nights. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained weight and regained strength. Huntington Massachusetts woman credits the remedy for recovery from nervous, run down condition and irregular female ailments. The advertisement urges others with difficult cases to try the product despite prior ineffective treatments.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mani Jaxrrre Bates
Huntington
Mass
Summer Guests and the Repertoire of Cold Drinks
A social custom grows to keep a well stocked refrigerator with cooling beverages for summer visits. The guidance emphasizes refreshing options to satisfy guests and uphold refined hospitality during hot weather.
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Bartholomay Rochester
Bartholomay
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N.Y
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