Public fight to stop bass netting in Maryland waters
The State Game and Fish Department and conservative groups push to end commercial bass netting, arguing black bass are game fish for sport. The bill failed to pass, though many fishermen profit modestly from the practice. Baltimore’s action is praised as a stance for preserving bass for pleasure fishing.
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State Fish and Game Department
Baltimore
Do You Remember It The Husband Could Answer All
A fragmented reader letters piece discusses a dating of tests for husbands and wives. It notes couples score around fifty percent on questions about marriage and suggests for balance some couples try written mutual criticisms to improve understanding and forgiveness. It presents contrasting views on perfection in married life.
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New Times
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Baltimore Sets an Example Against Prohibitive Ordinance
Mayor Jackson signs a controversial bill aiming to curb the sale of illicit substances in Baltimore. Officials in Maryland considered similar measures, urging uniform standards. The erecting of enforcement and campaign plans followed a long debate on public safety and local governance.
Count Them Yourself The Farm Has 154000 Jobs in Book
A passage argues there are 154 thousand farm tasks in a single cycle from plowing and planting corn to husking, smoking hams, and storing meat. The author claims the book overstates complexity, contrasting the many steps with the farmer’s steady labor.
R F C history marks praise for wartime aid and recovery
The article defends the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as crucial during the Hoover era, crediting it with stabilizing banks, agriculture, industry, railroads, and states. It argues the R F C delayed bank holidays, softened the downturn, and laid the groundwork for postwar prosperity despite widespread criticism.
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National Credit Corporation
Roosevelt notes praise for teamwork over House strife
Washington dispatch recalls President Roosevelt awarding identical commendations to Vice President Garner and Speaker Rainey for teamwork during Congresss special session. The House largely backed the administration, often using ironclad rules, while some new members stayed silent to protect future prospects. Antoine Galsprin of Hull, England, fired bullets into a neighbor’s home in a separate incident.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Congress
John Ny Garner
Henry T. Rainey
Herbert Plum
Pruning Bramble Fruits for Better Harvests
From Dan Van Gorder guidance on pruning blackberries dewberries and raspberries. Old canes must be removed after harvest to let new shoots grow and prevent disease. Pinch raspberries to enhance vigor. prune blackberries and dewberries similarly and burn prunings to curb pests.
Ceartoss Letter Reports Local Church Doings and Visits
June 21 column notes Rev. Jesse W. Whitacre of Brethren church preached at Broadfording church Sunday. Visitors included Mrs Chalmers Mysrs, Mrs Harry Myers, Mr and Mrs Springer of Upton, Mrs E R Niswandér, Mrs M Carbaugh and family. Several locals, relatives, and friends mentioned. Amanda Spickler suffered a slight stroke last week. Catherine Myers visited Hagerstown. Elizabeth Devanit returned home after hospital stay. many local families listed as visiting or hosting.
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Colorado
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Broadfording
Mra
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Hagerstown
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A.C. Angle
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Alice Stouffer
George Stouffer
Welsh Run
Charlex Rowland
Huntingdon
Harvey Palmer
Fairview
David Palmer
Miley Carbaugh
Ethel McLahathan
Cora ‘Carbaugh
C. R. Stouffer
Bishop of Chinatown Tom Noonan Recalls Tumultuous Rise
By William Gaines, New York, June 23. In a night club, master of ceremonies introduces "celebrities" at tables. Tom Noonan, called the Bishop of Chinatown, rises with a grin. Brooklyn born 56 years ago, orphaned early, jailed at 14 and at Sing Sing at 17. A preacher-guided life leads to a mission in Chinatown. He rescues derelicts and criminals, earning his dramatic nickname. His work recently draws more public notice than Bishop Manning.
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New York
Hiodesty
M. c
Tom Noonan
Chinatown
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Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Maud B. Booth
Bishop Manning
A Thief Stole a Kiss in City Fables and Notions
A literary collage recalls famous local figures and oddball anecdotes. Edgar A. Guest mulls a playful tale of a thief who stole a kiss as witnesses debate motive and propriety while townsfolk like Jack Oakie and George McQueen surface in reminiscences. New York and Oklahoma ties emerge through vivid vignettes.
Treatment principles for rheumatoid arthritis in early stage care
The text outlines eliminating infection sources such as teeth tonsils sinuses bladder appendix to aid arthritis treatment. It emphasizes supporting therapy with good nutrition vitamins A B C, rest, and stress reduction. It notes spa cures water intake hot baths aiding elimination and circulation, weight reduction for degenerative cases, and physical therapy, vaccines, drugs like iron arsenic strychnine silicates. Some patients may benefit from hot dry climate and surgery in selected cases.
Editor s Mail Box urges harsher actions on street crimes
The letter writers advocate stronger police focus on window breakings and property crimes, arguing officials should punish larger sins of commission. They also propose welfare program recipients perform street cleanups to foster civic pride and provide exercise. In other news, W B R Cole reports Louisville and Nashville Railroad gains up about 26 percent year over year, and five percent higher than early June.
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W. BR. Cole
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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