The Profession of Nursing And Its Rise In Medicine
The article lauds nursing as a female destined field once tied to war hospitals and hospital stewards. It credits Florence Nightingale for modernization, notes nursing as a scientific medical discipline requiring state registration and diplomas, and describes three years of hospital training with lectures from physicians and nurses. It highlights good pay and status, urging more young women to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willtary
United’ States
Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Europe
Fequirres
Frederick City
Fragmentary Notice Text From Historic Maryland Newspaper
Miscellaneous garbled OCR text appears to describe mail exchanges and newspaper office operations in Frederick Maryland. It mentions news, advertisements, correspondence, and rates for mail delivery and notes a connection to the Chesapeake Potomac Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Potomac
Frederick, Md
Their Paper Regularly Reports to Office on Favor
A brief note states their paper will confer a favor by reporting to the office as they are handling everything. The message emphasizes cooperation and full coverage of the matter.
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Market Méreet
Ins
Great Bequest to Cornell Inspires Liberal Education
In a reflection on the late Prof. Goldwin Smith, the text notes his bequest to Cornell aimed at promoting liberal education alongside science. It praises his influence on extending university culture beyond engineering and technical training, advocating broader study in classics, literature, and philosophy to prevent intellectual narrowness.
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Goldwin Smith
Cornell
Smith
Jeading Wrehts
Profesor Smith
Cornell University
Panama Exposition brokerage and corn crop note
A promotional piece for the World's Panama Exposition Company of New Orleans promotes The Logical Point journal and argues New Orleans as the logical hub. It praises the corn crop of 3,000,000,000 bushels and its importance to livestock, dairy, and food. It also notes a prenuptial contract involving Bob Chanler and Leva Cavalert and comments on love and marriage views.
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New Orlent
New Orleans
San Francisco
Bob Chanler
Leva Cavalert
Hin
Mexico and United States trade relations and oats harvest noted
A fragmentary Washington Herald item discusses Mexico's growing national strength and its potential to align closely with the United States. It mentions U S oats harvests and a suggested Pacific naval station at Magdalean harbor, reflecting broader economic and strategic themes. The Baltimore American text notes a favorable balance of trade, with imports exceeding exports by one million dollars in the first eight months of the calendar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Magdalean
Naval Station
Pacific
Balt Tore
Baltimore News satirizes weather and a giraffe in Roosevelt notes
A fragmentary Baltimore News item mentions weather, a water board simile, and a Roosevelt quote about a giraffe in a new book. The text blends garbled phrases and stray figures, creating a playful but unclear scene from the era.
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Water Board
Balimore
Roosevelt
Achimat
Baltimore
Merriness and Misprints At A Gouden Elementary School
Fragments from a Philadelphia Inquirer page recount classroom mischief and quirky quotes. A teacher cues students on a four word command as a student cries out in the hall. A judge is referenced in a garbled exchange about a pit table and a band.
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Gouden
Alex
Smoureliia
Philidelphia Anquirer
South and West show rapid industrial and agricultural growth
The Omohi Bee reports broad progress across the South and West with soaring agricultural output and expanding manufacturing. Estimates place the South’s cotton and grain production at high levels while new industries arise and older ones expand, painting a picture of national prosperity despite opposing rhetoric.
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Businesh
Boutil
Omohi
Baltimore
New York
Belirs Lawtheight
Stupendyns
Louth
Bone to Death and the Word That Died in Print
A poem lament critiques a local newspaper office for shelving reader letters and public notices. The speaker contends the word is silenced within a conservative township, where even dramatic events and big tomato stories vanish from view. The piece notes readers are allowed to look but never see the results or follow up.
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Country Paper
Moments with the Muse Assurances and artistic striving
A reflective piece on artistic doubt and perseverance. The speaker asks if gods will grant beauty to work and answers that steady effort will yield worthy outcomes. The theme centers on keeping faith in one’s craft despite months of toil.
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Vand
Jessly
Indiana Governor participates in Antietam monument dedication
Civil War veterans attend the thirty-ninth annual Army of the Potomac reunion at Sharpsburg as Indiana Governor Thomas Marshall dedicates the Indiana State Monument near Dunkard Church. The 40 foot Burro granite shaft cost about 16000 dollars, erected by Forbes of Chambersburg, with a ceremony led by Major William Daugherty and attended by Indiana officials and Union veterans.
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Indiana State
Aiuticum
Thomas” F. Marehall
Indiana
Society of the ‘Army of the ‘Potomac
Sharpsburg
Marshall
Union Veterans of
Shaft
Dunkard Church
Antietain
Dankard Church
Boonsboro
Stew
Matthias L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Meredith Nicholson
Meredith
Nicholson
William W. Daugherty
Indiana State Monument Commission
United States
George B. Davis
United States Army
4.N. Forbes Company
Chambersburg
Antotaty
Willam
Third Calvary
David J. Beem
Trensurer
Fourteenth Infantry
Nelson Pegg
Nineteenth Infantry
James M. Brown
Seventh Infantry
Complaints About Water Waste From Bait Fish Boxes
A letter from a resident of Clarke Place and Seventh Street protests water scarcity in the city. The writer alleges bait fish boxes divert water from the mains, causing dust concerns and possible property damage, and urges city officials to halt the wasteful hydrant runoff.
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Tio Nowy
Clarke Place
Seventh Street
Ink Plant Ink Turns Red to Black on Exposure
A damaged excerpt notes the ink plant from South America and New Zealand yields red juice that oxidizes to black, leaving a permanent stain on paper and allowing writing without preparation. It claims early Spanish American documents used this ink Plant.
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South America
New Zealand
Baltimore Stock Market Notes From September 19 1910
Baltimore stock table reports prices corrected to noon by Motter Bros Co. and listings across commodities and railways. Includes cotton duck, sugar, coal, Georgia & Alabama, Seaboard lines, United Rys, Western Maryland, and wheat and corn futures with various bid and ask figures.
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Motter Bros '&’Co
Sarah Os Oso
Power
Georgia & Alabama Sa
GBS
Iet
Psrseer
Houston Oil
MD. Blee
Rwy
Narf
Portsmouth
Iscccsee
Benbourl Air Line
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Air Line
Seaboard Company
Commiest
United Rys
Maryland
Ee W
Knox 'Traction
George's
Coal Ross
Difa
Sscseneves Hr. Wsc
Arere
Fragmented Notice Shows Economic Figures and Codes
A damaged OCR fragment lists numbers and codes 4001 39 SI4Iz 3 2,484 2,005 oo wt, with unclear context or subjects. The readable bits imply financial or inventory figures but lack identifiable names, places, dates, or organizations.
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Katherine Quinn
Nautilus
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Son
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Wolfore
Au Nouse Bros. & Co
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Ohio
Ode
Alba
Frieco
Loco
Smelter
St Amer Sugar
Col. Fuel& Iron
Distiller’s
Steel
Western Unio
Utah
Baltimore Stock Market
Chicago
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Central National Bank
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Bankloe House
Turniture
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Datla Seation
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Banton and Savings KB
Cathe Cates Maepoette
Robert A. Kemp
Ouahier
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Trederick County National Bank
Cartrat
Sema
Tom Fou
Motter Bros. & CO
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Motter Brothers
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Harry We Bowers’ Stodor
South Elrect
J. Marshall Fauliee
West Fourth Street
North Market Street
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