Oyster season opens as Maryland Epics on Shore
An Eastern Shore correspondent extols Chesapeake Bay oysters and regional epicurean skill. He explains proper handling from shell to table, warns against freshwater shocks, and notes local practices in Easton Cambridge and Salisbury. The piece pieces together Maryland’s oyster culture amid regional talk of conventions and notable figures.
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Chesapeake Bay
Easton
Eastein
Easton Epicures
Cambridge
Salisbury
Contemporay Comment on War Veterans and Public Discourse
Contemporaries discuss reconciliation between the G A B and Confederate Veterans as war strain ends. The Baltimore American notes new opportunities, while the Annapolis Capital mocks loud voices and warns notoriety from shouting is not equal to valor in action. The Baltimore Sun laments Judge Cooley's loss for his legal guidance in government issues.
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Annapolis Capital
Moments With the Mush A September Catloquy
A whimsical verse segment features fruit personifications from Baldwin Apple to Mrs Quince, tracking harvesttime ripening and later preservation. It ends with the jars and marmalade imagery and a light moral tone.
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Mrs. Quince
Minutes of merriness and misread poems in old papers
A collage of stray quotes from historic newspapers depicts snippets of humor and poetry. The lines reference a poem misidentified as poetry by some readers and a cobbler’s lad watching trout. The vignette captures era style wit and casual dialogue across publications.
Death Knell for Anarchy Suggested by Geneva Crime
A New York press roundup discusses the Geneva murder case as a possible blow to the anarchist movement. The piece cites Dr WD Price of the New York Tribune and a United Service Magazine comparison of war costs, noting Britain’s empire and ongoing costs of war versus a peaceful nation. It argues many past wars were unjust and costly, questioning the value of military preparations.
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Geneva
WD Price
New York Tribune
United Service Magazine
England
Jasmuch
County Notes From CREAUKERTOWS and Nearby
Grace Grinder of imnplice has returned home from Lau rel while Miss Boll of Westminster visits Miss Bussie Bolt near here. Several locals visit Baltimore and Washington. a Lutheran church meeting is set for October 2 with six ministers invited. Monocacy Valley Band to furnish music for Blue Mount picnic near Phormont. William Tolmer and Rosa Willhidg wed at Lewistown. WYALISTOWN Union Sunday School event on September 10 features King’s Valley Band and remarks by Charles Prettyman.
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Baty Warner
Buckeystown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Baltimore
William Staup
Joseph Martin
Graceham
Milton Devilbiss
Misa Daisy Staup
Monocacy Valley
Comet Bana
Frontville
Blue Mount Picnic
Phormont
Lacy Stevens
Charles Stevens
A. Welker
Woodshoro
Myr
Circe Stevensaml
Jos. Martin
Bessie Bell
Walkersville
William Tolmer
Rosa Willhidg
Lewistown
J.A. Asper
Wyalistown
Union
King's Valley Band
Missy Jonnie Young
Beallaville
Charles Prettyman
Rockville
Conns
Hyattstown
Darby Bowman
Maryland Agriculture College
Maggie Dadrow
Maggie Wolfe
Beallsville
Poole
John Ball
Anderson
E. O. Zeigler
Christian Church
ShaverWedding Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J W House Thurston was observed at their home on September 12 with autumn decor, a festal board, and silver remembrances. Attendees included Eugene Hughes Fannie Maxwell Gen E House and many relatives and friends. A card party at Judge McSherry's residence drew a large crowd with elaborate decorations and refreshments.
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Tetin B. Woree
Dallimore
Wa. Turis
Chirksburg
J. W. Beall
Washington, D. C
James F. Beall
Detla
Joseph M. House
Annie M. House
Olevia Peters
Circle in the Sand debut and feature stories in The Weekly News
The issue unveils the first chapters of Kate Jordan’s new serial A Circle in the Sand a love story set in New York journalism with installments to follow in Tau Weekly News. Also featured is an illustrated piece on the old Union School House near Teverston plus a wide letter from Dr Jesse Ramsburg detailing army life in Cuba and Montauk Point.
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Ties News
Kate Jordan
New York
Tau Wiwikhy
Tsu
Frederick County
Jesse Ramaburg
Frederick
Washington
Santiago
Hamsbur
Cuba
Montauk Point
Dixon Bros Warehouse
Robert Biggs
Geo. K. Birely & Sons
Carty
Kauffman’s. Underwear
Jas E. Walker & Co
Raock & Co
Frederick Pair
HL. CG. Keefer, Seco
W.L. Armacost
W.E. Kefanger Dry Goods
John Hendrickson Dry Goods
Neidig & Miller Drugs
Clinton E. Matz
Isador Saks Carpets
Geo
Rodock & Co
Chas. N. Hahn
H.D. Shriner
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Hagerstown
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