Weather and politics mix in Maryland state news
The state's news recounts a varied scene from a fatal auto accident in Hagerstown to birthday celebrations in Centreville and Highlandtown rain prayers. Campaign openings mark the political landscape with A Lincoln Dryden and Brainerd H. Warner addressing crowds in Frederick and Rockville. Weather outlook remains unsettled with hopes for rain and reports of sporadic showers across counties.
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The
Brethren
wWilliam F. Downs
Baltimore
A. Lincoln Dryden
Congress
Federalsburg
Cumberland
Parte
Washington County
Brainerd H. Warner
Maryland
Rockville
Belair
Cambridge
Highlandtown
Canton
Marianna Relfenider
John Filo Relfenider
Reatthinster
Thomas Stanley Clarke
United States Marine Corps
Samuel Gomipers
American Federation of Labor
Tightn
Acre Shore
Bear Creek
President Bush
Western Maryland Railroad
Crothers
John. M.tucker
State Road Commission
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Corrected quotations dated September 26, 1910 list prices for wheat, corn, oats, hay, straw, flour, meal, mill feeds, cotton feed, and timothy and clover by the bushel or ton. Includes No 2 red wheat at 0.06, corn 8.50 per bushel, oats 6.5 to 10.0 per bushel, hay 10 to 12 per ton, flour and meal ranges, and miscellaneous feeds. Advertises newspaper ad space.
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Frederick
County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Earth weighed by scientist in New York crowds
In New York City a crowded College of the City of New York classroom watched Reinhard A. Wetzel present a torsional gravitational balance and claim the earth weighs about 7,000,000,000,000,000 tons. He compared his method to Cavendish and said two other calculations differed only slightly. He detailed the apparatus and its reliance on masses attracting one another.
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New York
College of the City of
Bray
Hale
Wetze
Cavendish
Cambridge ‘University
England
Wetzel
America
Netzel
Earth
Welzel
Mary Emery Sets aside estate for bird preserve in Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary Emery of Cincinnati plans a $260,000 bird home on about two acres in Evanswood, to be managed by the University of Cincinnati biology department under Assistant Professor H. M. Benedict. The Mary Emery Bird Preserve will house up to 100 bird species and study their behavior in secured habitats, reflecting a pioneering effort that may inspire other communities.
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Mary Emery
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Emery
Cincinnati Exchange
H. M. Benedict
Department of Biology
University of Cincinnati
Birds of
Profesor Bénedict
Bible reformer Mrs Ella Russell plans hub in Brooklyn
Mrs Ella Russell, widow of Willian G Russell, vows to stay in Brooklyn and run a charitable program titled The Joy and Rest of Faith and Work. She proclaims a 300 word Bible digest called The Key to Heaven, funded by her late husband’s fortune, and aims to aid all who seek spiritual and physical healing.
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Ella’ Russell
Ella. Russell
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
Russel
Vance
Nin
Baltimore
Hollis Park
Queens
Heaven
St. Peter's
Willian G. Russel
Atich
Most Attractive After Thirty Says Smart Set
A essay by Philippa Lyman argues unmarried women aged thirty to forty are most attractive if well groomed, cultured, and capable. It notes that even breadwinners can be desirable, with many women sharpening poise, appearance, and accomplishments during this period.
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Philippa Lyman
Uthar
Congress Reforms Fur Seal Privileges and Revenues
Congress ends private fur seal leases on the Pribilof Islands. Commissioner Bowers of Martinaburg estimates the fleet catch at 12 920 seals, netting about half a million dollars for the United States. Previously the government earned roughly 150 000 annually from leases and royalties. Last season natives, supervised by Walter J. Lemke, H. D. Chichester, James Judge, and E. W. Clark, carried out the hunt under a government naturalist’s direction.
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Congress
Pribitof Islands
Bowers
Martinaburg
United States
Walter J. Lemke
H. D. Chichester
James Judge
W. Clark
Department of Commerce and Labor
A Revolution in Physics Through Alchemists and Rutherford
A historical look at the shift from alchemy to modern physics highlighting Rutherford’s role in proving transmutation and the birth of radioactivity. It covers discoveries by Becquerel, the Curies, J. J. Thomson, and Rutherford, and notes the explosive change in understanding matter and atomic structure.
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Ernest Rutherford
Elemonta E Rutherford
Rutherford
J. A Thompson
Hobble dress hailed by Redfern in New York report
London designer P. Redfern visits New York to tout the hobble skirt and a forthcoming Lois XV or Quine dress. He notes the hobble’s flaws for everyday use and cites London's social leaders as hostile. Sir William Treloar accompanies him to study homes and hospitals for crippled American children.
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P. Redfern
Denigher
Stu Held
C. B. Skedfern
London
New York
Trier- Adélade
Mobille
Mtr Redfern
Redfern
St. Louis
Londo
Purdy
Sir William Troloar
Enghind
Sir Wiliam
Hexpitala
Pittsburg
Two Deslera Trading Sides Face Off In Mock Ads
In a brisk exchange, one trader touts a safer ad approach while the other relies on dusty old methods. The contrast sparks debate over trust, value, and the measurable payoffs of modern versus traditional tactics.
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Deslera
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Wild Ponies of Virginia on Chincoteague and Assateague
The article describes the wild ponies of Chincoteague and Assateague on the Eastern Shore near Virginia, their hardy traits and varied sizes, branding practices, and yearly roundup in early August. It notes their rough coats, mosquito defense mane, and usefulness as work animals or children's ponies, with origins likely tied to early planter stock and laws limiting importations.
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Maryland
Atlantic Seaboard
Canat
Virginia
Chincoteague Island
Virginia Peninaula
Accomac
Chincoteague
Assateague
Notice to drive herd required at parish church
The text states that it was generally required that notice of any intention to drive the herd should be given by the person interested at the parish church two weeks before undertaking. This reflects historical local protocols protecting adjacent rights.
The Staff of Life and Cereals Across Cultures
An article discusses cereals as staple foods across civilizations from oats to wheat. It notes traditional knowledge, cultural variations, and the global reliance on cereals, linking their value to daily diets and economic factors like price and supply.
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Walt
Boaghetti
Census figures show high growth in large cities
The bulletin notes that the 54 cities studied show a strong increase in population and growth, with high rates exceeding previous years. It mentions a total across the listed areas and cites Ohio and Fell Street as locations. a notable damage estimate of at least 96,009 is recorded in a minor context.
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Peter Aguhist
Ancrense
Ant
Ohio
Jatit
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