Two Road Laws in Carroll County Create Confusion
The county debates two alternative road laws, Political Code sections 573 to 583 and a 1896 act amended in 1893 and 1903, with different age groups subject to road duty. Supreme Court rulings confirm the distinctions while the Free Press reports ongoing Marine Service recruiting advertising aiding enlistment in Carroll County.
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Grand Jury
Carroll County
Prand
Supreme Court
Maxwell Va Willis
Tony
U. S. Marine Service
Pritchett
Carroll
War Department
Pritehall
Sam
Bret
For Sale Two Jersey Milk Cows by E G Kramer
For sale two fine Jersey milk cows offered by E G Kramer. Local listing notes their health, age, and ready availability for dairy work. Suitable for farm households seeking reliable milk production.
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Jersey
E.G. Kramer
Carroll County Tax Receiver candidate announces bid
W D Lee of Bowdon Route 5 announces candidacy for Carroll County Tax Receiver. He seeks Democratic primary support and thanks voters in advance for their backing.
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Mat Griffin
Temple
Carroll County
Garrall County
DB. M. Boatright
Gus Nix
Carrollton
Candidate Ernest Johnson for Treasurer Promises Voter Support
A local candidate Ernest Johnson announces for Treasurer citing blindness and three dependents. Backed by numerous signatories, the plea emphasizes hardship, need, and a pledge to abide by the primary while requesting voter support.
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E.C. Johnson
Money to Loan 1 Offers Cheaper Terms
W. P. Cole advertises money to loan with cheaper rates and better terms for borrowers seeking finance.
Courtroom Comedy From The Box In London Court
A humorous courtroom scene features a landlady grilling a defendant over a boarding bill of three pounds for three weeks, with sharp exchanges and a judge’s intervention. The tale includes a digression on a diplomat in Rome and a Bulwer-Lytton reference about vices and snuff boxes.
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Otte
Persistency and red haired charm in old New York humor
The piece cites persistency as the key trait of successful people, noting discipline over talent. It quotes a red haired actress who jokes about iron in blood fueling vitality and wit, claiming red haired women rarely stay single and are often married by twenty.
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New York Press
A Tale Of Two Cousins Aboard A Big Liner
On a return voyage two fifteen year old girls, Sallie and Margaret, differ in temperament. Sallie warns of Miss Agnew and Mr Phillips who spend hours together daily. Margaret secretly follows them and records their quiet conversation and eventual departure, noting clever Miss Agnew and sleepy Mr Phillips.
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Sallie
Margaret
Eas
Jjnnesty
Miss Agnew
Mr. Phillips
Peggy
Therapeutic Aspects of Talking Yawns and Boredom
Yawning serves to exercise dormant facial muscles and speed up blood and lymph flow after long quiescence in a game position. Sleepiness and shallow breathing accompany yawning and bore dom. deep inhalation during yawning compensates for shallow breathing as discussed by Dr. L Campbell.
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L. Campbell
Trade marks guide Japanese firms and goods
The text notes that Japanese companies use distinct geometric marks visible on products and advertising. European travelers learn to read these marks quickly, gaining insight into commerce and shipping. In Chinese ports, even illiterate workers recognize Japanese goods by these brands.
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Japan
Deepest Well Reaches Deepest Depth in Sperenberg
The deepest well in the world likely lies near Sperenberg twenty miles from Berlin. A sixteen inch bore reached 280 feet to the salt brine bed, then shrank to thirteen inches and descended 374 - 0 feet to a final depth of 4119 feet.
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Sperenberg
Berlin
New York
Hazardous wildlife photography episodes at a zoo
A photographer photographing a white leopard in a zoo is attacked when the animal lunges after a photo session. A tame lama then injures a photographer who provokes it. Seals and sea lions bite during attempts to photograph them, with trainers separating the incident.
Clancys Employer and the Tireless Butler Tale
Benjamin F. Butler of Massachusetts is portrayed as a tireless worker who labors into the night with his associate Clancy, as a curious senator discovers the general’s relentless work ethic. The tale ends with Clancy’s bow and a quip about Satan finding mischief for idle hands.
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Clancy
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
Ife
Anya
Baltimore Sun
Senate
Congress
General Butler
Butler
Man Arrested Over Mutter-in-Law Plea Quoted
A man arrested for swearing at his mother-in-law claims she started it by looking at him sharply. The judge asks if she swore at him. the man replies no but comments she looked it. This exchange headlines a domestic dispute recounted in the St. Louis Republic.
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London
St. Louis Republic
Metaphor Spoiled by Barrister’s Bold Self View
A boastful young barrister meets Sir Henry Hawkins and declares his dream to dominate the world from his seat. Sir Henry asks what he has achieved and jokes about his grand ambition, highlighting the boastful tone and social satire of the dialogue.
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Henry Hawkins
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