Miss Lamar Dismissed by Middletown School Board
Local proceedings in Frederick county reveal Miss Lamar, a public school teacher, was not reappointed after charges of insubordination and failing to follow the prescribed curriculum. Her brother, Dr A. A. Lam, protested to the school board while petitions from pupils and friends urged retention. The board stated the reasons centered on insubordination and poor performance, and decided to drop the commercial department and not reinstate Miss Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satisa Ue
Milas Pam
Lamar
Frederick County
County School Board
Midleton
Miss Lamar
Anan
A. A. Lami
Middletown
Mine Lamar
Man to Inherit Large German Estate in America
Estranged from family after 27 years as a laborer in Chega, the German Von Alvensleben learns of a $170,000 inheritance through a distant connection. He had long been denied an annuity of $20,000 due to prior restrictions, but now faces a change in fortune as he contemplates the substantial bequest and his new status in the United States.
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Sharpsburg
Ulm. Rutledse
Santee
Nya
Caroline
Hood
Jackyan
Thor
Sufi Lichta
Hanah Mose
Mary
Washington
Mose
Edward
Victor Weonney
Child
Mra. Delney
Herck Thomas
Kieffer Suey
Waghington
Wm. M. Shiley
Sherferdstown
Crow
Anthcon Station
Wim. Doyle
Chicago
Myers
N. G. Nye
Freeport
Atra
CY. Landis
Charlie Town
Myers Benjamin Jackson
Ora
Divchson Crom
Atari
Alice Nicodemia
Washhington
Connecticut
Ming
Gatherine Walihan Iil
Margaret Henderson
Chic
Mys
Alt Crowe
George Thomas
Dward Thomas
Allantic City
Philly Grove
New York City
Neil May Dear
Stonnake
NOW, Depot
Meta. Nicodemus
Antietuit
Clarence Snyder
Wisconsin
Josent Piper
Otto
Alloa
Dre
Lottie Sr
Wit
Lather Piper
Oman
Danzig
Germany
Story of Uncle Sam's Great Seal and its reverse design
A fragmented description explains the Great Seal of the United States, detailing the obverse and the hidden reverse pyramid with the all seeing eye, mottoes, and the 1782 designer Charles Thomson. The text notes the seal’s symbolism, public reception, and debates over its depiction and use in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ion Tring
Tle
Tlm
Charles Thangun
Continental Congress
Congreda
Stuck Exchanges Compared With London and Paris
The article discusses the size and practices of exchange rooms in New York Philadelphia and London comparing daily operations. It notes London's exchange leads for noble capital and dividend payments while New York’s figures show lower par values and broker commissions.
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London
Paris
Spernknion
Tandon
New 9
Pithidelphia
New
New York
LOU Pet Coat
Payiente Fur Storks
Pmhdelphy
Useless Endeavor and Odd Plea Across the Void
A garbled message reports a strained exchange about spending and feelings with references to a man named Lin and a winter season. The text drifts with mis-typed phrases and unclear actions, yielding little coherent fact or context beyond fragmented remarks about costs and emotional reactions.
Put Up Old Ones For Sale On The Jetway
In a clipped exchange a man and a stranger discuss selling items. The stranger notes a lot of put up on buildings. The reply asserts that only buildings are put up, echoing a cryptic line from Roston 'Pransecipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anhbuhs
Verickud
Roston
Caisson Workers Describe Exhilaration After First Painful Sensations
In the St Louis Globo-Democrat account, caisson workers recount the initial pain fading as they exit the water lock into air. They describe heavy pressure injuries, the danger of airlock work, and the ballooning method used to bore through thick water while underground.
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Yoder Witter
Lis Esperienens
Tnt
Foullay
Dow
Brent
Euda Tha Chidsca
Patna
Etigoutina
Petal
Thin Lindsow
Tae
Baloon
Fragmented Spinster Dialogue Reflects Social Tension
The fragment shows an elderly spinster debating women's rights with a confidant. A widower and others join in a clipped, period voice. The odd phrasing hints at a stage or satirical scene examining gender roles and personal agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judga
Diggardly Rich Man and His Estate Ownership
A fragmented line suggests a remark that a wealthy man does not own his estate. instead the estate holds ownership, indicating a shift in property control or rhetorical critique of wealth and land tenure.
Sovereign Cigarette Factory Opens in Durham
An article notes the new Sovereign Cigarette factory in Durham, highlighting its significance for the South and its use of domestic leaf to enhance sweetness. It claims West American tobacco is favored by most makers and urges trials of the typically American cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severeign Cigarettes
Durham
Sovereigh
Uurian
N. Ts
Sautiero
Broward
Poplin
Shaky clan promo teases prize birds and gifts
A fragmented ad style note highlights a scheme involving named figures and a Lucky Bird prize. It promises approval and appeal to women who receive a token, with references to a promotion through Houlers and Soverclan linked names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minker i Hageratawn
Boverelgn
Soverclan
Tiga Mites
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Paddy
Dublin
Hamilton
Samuel M. Shafer
West
Washington Street
Feld’s
North Potomac ST
Glearance Sale
Lester Bros
Washington St
Wluden Bergous, R. D. Beker
Uncle Sam
Fametiou
Ife
Ruel
cNew York
Pheney
Caisson Workers
St. John’s
College
Apolis
Charkeesl
Tenary
Marylane
Eyerly’s Department Store
THE
Freemont Shoe House
W. Fremont St
Baltimore, Md
W. Franklin St
OLD Oak
Footer’s Eye Works
Cumberland
Charles B.rough
Hagerstown
Scott & Matthews
Baltimore St
Hagerstown, Md
Bellinger Optical CO
Potomac St
Fras
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