Temperance and stamps mark Father Mathews influence
The article recalls Father Theobald Mathew signing the temperance pledge in 1838 with 60 others, expanding to 330,000 Cork residents and later 30,090 Americans. Ireland issued two stamps, 2-pence chocolate and 3-pence blue, to commemorate the temperance centenary, featuring Mathews profile and his famous motto.
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James B. Hatcher
Theobald Mathew
Core
Total Abstinence Society
Cork
America
Eire
Father Mathew
Fragmented notes on friars, stamps, and Vatican air stamps
The fragmentary text references Father Mathew and Capuchin friars in Ireland, temperance work, and a brief note on Spain’s submarine stamps of 1938, plus Vatican City air mail stamps with Mezzana designs including St Peter and Elisha narratives. It preserves names, orders, places, and dates.
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Vatican City
St Peter's
Elisha
Maryland Proposals On Amendments To Constitution And Tax Article
The document outlines several Maryland constitutional amendment proposals from 1935 to 1937 including repealing a section of Article 3 on state government, adding judges to circuit courts, authorizing additional taxes under Article 15 of the Declaration of Rights, and directing submission to voters. It details how amendments would be proposed, voted on, and implemented, with official proclamations and dates of approval.
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State of
Maryland
General Assembly
State of Mary
Basse
Baltimore
General Assembly i
Maryland Dentistry Licensing Act Reforms 1937 Proclaimed
The document outlines Chapters 91 and 1306 of the Maryland General Assembly Acts of 1937. It details creation of a State Board of Dental Examiners, licensing rules, exams, renewals, and penalties for unlicensed practice, plus advertising restrictions and disciplinary processes. It also prescribes the governor’s proclamation ordering publication across state newspapers.
What Is Your News I Q Part 1
This is a quiz page listing five questions about sports books and politics. It mentions a youth in Davis cup matches, a new Freud book theme, deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges, who the Magi and Siegfried line are named for, and the presence of Invergordon and Helgoland in pews.
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Sigmund Freud
Harry Bridges
Invergordon
Helgoland
New Windsor Social Recap of Local Visits and Meetings
Albert Galt of Fors Howard spent the weekend with his parents in New Windsor. Joan J. Reid and son Maynard of Detroit visited Mrs. M. D. Reid. The New Windsor Homemakers meet Sept 12 at the Firemen's hall for a lunch prep demonstration. Mrs. J. R. Gelt entertained the Presbyterian Missionary Society. Elizabeth Adams of Massachusetts visits William Baker. she will teach in Mississippi this year. Norman Waille will move to Westminster for work. Elizabeth Bell returns from Washington.
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New Windsor
Albert Galt
Fors Howard
J. R. Galt
Raymond Risherdson
Freday
Joan J. Reid
Maynard
Detroit
Mich
M. D. Reid
Gerrie Smith
Bessie
Ry Haines
Skyline Drive
Natural Bridge
J. R. Gelt
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dinan Lee Lovell
Wmits
Vannie Wilson
Westminster
Isaac Stoner
Henry Fowler
Uniontown
Charlies Fowler
Elizabeth Adams
Massachusetts
William Baker
Miss Adams
Mississippi
Philip Sneder
Boston
Mass
Moundar
Elizabeth Bell
Washington, D. C
Norman Waille
Charles Bachman
The
Missionary Society
Proclamation on Maryland Constitutional Amendments 1938
Government issues a proclamation detailing proposed amendments to Maryland’s constitution from legislative acts in 1935 and 1937. It outlines repealing Section 35 of Article 3 to bar lottery authorization without voter submission, adding a second circuit court judge, and allowing tax imposition by the General Assembly.
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Harry W. Nice
Maryland
General Assembly of
Baltimore
General Assembly
Parkes
Cence
Crrcuit
Bainmore City
Court of Common Pleas
General Assembly of Maryland
Maryland Referendum Notes on Marriage Licenses and Dental Examiners
An item notes state wide referendums tied to 1937 General Assembly acts. Chapter 91 fixes marriage license issuance times and Chapter 306 licenses dentists, creates a State Board of Dental Examiners, outlines examinations, license issuance replacement licenses, and examination fees.
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General Assembly
Braryland
Maryland
Board of Dental Examiners
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England
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Arturo Fernandez Noguera
Postofice
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Republic Espanola
Primera Emision de Sellos de Correo Submarino
Vatican
Adelaide Kerr
Robert Lang
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Cecil County
Caroline
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Queen Anne's
Talbot
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Frederick County
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
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Great Seal
E. Ray Jones
Code of Public General Laws
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Flack
State Board of Dental Examiners
Boar
Land Board
Maryland State Dental Association
S Aid Association
Teason
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College of Dentistry
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Peracm
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Dentsl College
Maryling
Business Corporation
State Departement of Health
City Health Department
State Board of Central Examiners
Criminal Court
Baleimore City
Great
Barry W. Nice
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Nicodemus Paint Store
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Legislative Department
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