Brief Bits from The Daily News 1597 Local Items
The page notes a town election in progress and mentions Lord lieutenant of Ireland’s salary, a Japan reference, and a Maryland church warden facing a New York court decision on compulsory testing for certain goods. It also cites a West Virginia school policy about shop hours and a factory mandate on brand labeling.
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Lord Tieutenant
Ireland
Japan
Patizde Pila
Wesler
Marylard Jeni
Sapeme Oacr
New York
Literary Societies Bies Retires at Rizelar Meeting
The Bies literary society held a reorganized meeting Friday with President G H Stercer, Secretary Ros Poms, and Vice President Gormsa. C Summers elected to lead, treasurer W F Deiashmatt resigned, and a program of readings, recitations, and a debate on reward versus punishment followed. J A Gorman elected treasurer after nominations. The meeting adjourned after the program.
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G H. Stercer
Pr Veri Guane
Ros. Poms
Corres
Steed
Alesars
Gormsa
Williams
C.summers
Duafr
C Summers
Redent
G. BL Stereer
S.sreiary
A. Toms
Fic A. Radcliff
WF. Deiashmatt
Iaol Secratary
Peps
Toms
C. Page
T. T. Szersperger
Boy
G. Staley
Messrs
A. Radcliff
W. Debsshmatt
Aegstive
KE. Williams
Peach tree yellows threaten mountain orchards in Maryland
In a convention planned for Hagerstown George C. Pearson urges measures to exterminate peach yellows. He warns the blight endangers the entire peach industry from Wabash to San Jose and calls for legislation to protect growers. The only remedy cited is destroying infected trees by burning.
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Bine Mountain
George C. Pearson
Pecca Grove
Hagerstown
Mounisia
Sadxing
Elaws
San Jose
Scsi
Pes
Fever Threat Looms In Italian Quarter Plague Report
A deranged OCR fragment depicts fever danger and filth in an Italian Quarter camp area. It references camp health, possible fever outbreaks, and local responses including federal law enforcement and municipal actions while mentioning months and places in a garbled style.
Garrison Quarantine Moves Prompted by Post War Needs
The board orders quarantine for all persons as the government plans transfer of the garrison from Barracue to Chickamauga where troops will camp. Surgeon General Warnman to direct passage through quarantine points. Old Mt Vernon barracks may become a detention camp for those leaving Mobile. Walter Wellman embarks on another North Pole hunt not dubbed a dash.
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Bern
Alety
Pomtamtlong
Telope
Paar
Fuaaras
Seneonore
Cartier
Moermyph
Rmen
Board of
Heath
Wymar Tesom Bial Board of
Fiat
Nice
Bas
Barrawe
Fia
Chickamauga
Sureson
Wwman
Mt. Vernon
Mobile
Grennan
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Maryland UROP Report Week Ending September 13 Weather Conditions
The report notes unusually warm dry conditions across Maryland with about eight degrees above normal and little rainfall. Crops respond unevenly: corn and buckwheat promising, late potatoes fair, tobacco harvest nearly finished, peaches split in Charles county, and drought hurting clover seed and pastures. Some counties report very dry conditions and heat, others show adequate yields in buckwheat and buckwheat still growing.
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Beilena
Sardful
Beriey
Charles County
Whanna
Maryland
Gerrett County
Allegany County
Noktasan-Lentral
Frederick
Cora
Csrratl
Harford
Resuy Tseus
Prigreas
Montgomery County
Noraia
Maryland and Delaware News Summary
A wide array of local items from Howard, Cecil, Harford, and surrounding counties. Topics include cider mills and crop work in Howard County, a Han cock cement plant fire loss pegged at 10,000 dollars, and a politician Governor Lown discussing independent Democrats and Republicans in upcoming elections. Also reported are fish die-offs in the Potomac from polluted water, a per diem reform for Cecil County teachers, a tavern fire in Rock Hall, a historic residence fire near Van Bibber Station, a Maryland figure, George Washington Westwood, dying at age ninety five, and a coroner’s verdict about bones found in Kellogg’s woods in Laurel with undetermined death cause. Local dispatches note primary elections across several counties and various civic notices, plus a mix of business ads and medical testimonials.
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Howard County
Hancock
Coames C. Stothera
Cecil
Potomse
Pacific
Cecil County
Rock Hall Tavern
Kellogg’s Woods
Laurel
Mark A.G. Clift
Lown Deserges
Theatrical Star Jamba Young in Shekespesresn Production
The piece highlights James Young as a premier performer, praised for both dramatic intensity and graceful delivery in Hamlet style roles. Reviews note his rehearsal discipline, stage presence, and strong company support, framing a standout theater event of the era.
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Jamba Young
James Young
Mr. Young
Estote
America
Hamlet
Dangerous dangers and health urged for women in quiet warnings
The piece warns women to guard health as their precious asset against weakness and disease. It touts Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as remedy aiding female organs and well being, referencing cautions against robbers and dangers while urging prudence and self care for strength and longevity.
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Pierce
Rave
Tesivfce
Acasters
Sten
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