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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
5
Maryland wheat growers must pay 1939 crop insurance premiums by January 31 to activate coverage. About 1,500 farmers have applied under the new program offering 50 or 75 percent of average yield against unavoidable losses. Final payment date may extend only if premium notices expire after closing date.
Delegates at the twenty third Maryland Farm Bureau meeting endorsed a flat income tax of two and a half percent on individuals and one and a half percent on corporations. They urged a referendum on graduated tax at next year’s election and opposed the Patman bill for anti chain store restrictions.
A conjurer asks if the spectator is certain the ticking watch is real. The spectator replies that the watch, given months ago, has not run for six months, exposing the trick and the illusion.
A quoted exchange describes a remarkable discovery of a tribe with no weapons. The listener questions whether any region remains uncivilized, highlighting a debate over warfare and civilization.
A brief poem fragment portrays a man who tends the earth and returns home with soil on his boots while a woman declares all men brutish, reflecting unvoiced tensions between labor and affection. The speaker notes the gardener’s task as a background to the emotional clash.
The Christian Science churches announce a Sunday service with the subject Love. The Golden Text from Psalm 86 7 emphasizes trust under divine protection. The Lesson-Sermon includes John 7 24 and Eddy on meekness and charity, with services at 11 a m Sunday and 8 p m Wednesday in Euston Maryland.
Due to illness an opportunity opens for a responsible man to take over farms over a hundred acres with equipment and stock furnished by owner. Wheat planted and feed on hand. A middle aged couple is preferred and young children are not desired. Contact H. P. Brown at Chelsea Tavern St Michaels.
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