An Open Field For Trade As Nations Trade Open Liberty
In this editorial the author argues the U S should pursue peaceful trade rather than colonization or armed force. He warns against land grabbing and imperial wars, asserting contiguous territory and free markets are the path to growth. The piece champions liberty, peaceful example, and economic expansion through factories, exports, and open access to global markets.
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United States
France
Spain
England
Canada
A Good Easter Sermon at Christ Church
Sunday services at Christ Church featured an elaborate Easter decor and music. Rev. Fitzhugh preached on the resurrection by stressing St. Paul’s analogy of natural and spiritual bodies and arguing that memory and life transcend the mortal frame. He contrasted science’s limits with faith, and praised followers of Jesus whose transformed lives testify to the resurrection’s power.
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Christ Church
Mr. Fitzhugh
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Democratic optimism echoes from Baltimore rally
Editorial notes hail Baltimore Democratic nomination rally as a sign of party strength and a hopeful path for Maryland and national campaigns. They praise A P Gorman as a trusted leader and predict Democratic triumphs in Chicago and New England, while touting a curious hog cholera remedy claim involving burnt corn from a distillery.
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Maryland
Ship of State
A. P. Gorman
Chicago
Democracy
New England
Resurrection Life and The Equal Mercy Of The Cross
The Red Cross description proclaims a transforming belief that nations and people are now alive through Jesus Christ. The text argues heathen nations were dead in Adam, while the risen Lord grants a new commission to women, and calls believers to live unto God. It cites Easter and the creed of the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come.
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Red Cross
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
Jesus” Christ
Lord
Life Insurance Ad Promotes Mutual of New York Policy
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York offers a new policy described as the best contract worldwide. It emphasizes simplicity, security, numerous guarantees, and liberal provisions, with agents sought in every town on the Peninsula. Applications directed to Herbert N. Fell in Wilmington or Gro. E. Saubsbury in Denton. Also endorsements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from W.M. Terry of Elkton, Kentucky, with local sellers listed.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Herbert N. Fell
Wilmington
Del
Gro
W.M. Terry
Chamberlain
Elkton
Ugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
W. E. Brown
Denton
National Acetylene Gas Machine Promotes Independence
An advertisement extols the National Acetylene Gas Machine as approved by multiple underwriters boards and suitable for lighting homes churches stores factories and hotels plus town lighting plants. It reports over 800 machines sold in ten months and seeks strong local representatives. mail for circulars to Buffalo National Acetylene Gas Co. Buffalo NY.
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Gas and Electric Light
United States
Weite
Buffalo National Acetylene Gas Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Wanamaker’s Leaders in All-Wool Suits at Prime Value
A Wanamaker’s salesman notes that all price tiers from 8.50 to 20 dollars are marketed as leaders for fabric and workmanship. He emphasizes that in this store all-wool means no cotton trace, and urges customers to seek quality rather than ultra-low prices.
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Philadelphia
Wehanamaker standard clothing in a new Weaker edge
The ad extols John Wanamaker clothing for lasting service and quality, detailing suits from $10 to $25 including cutaway and sack styles in cheviot, worsted, and cassimere fabrics, plus overcoats and Prince Albert coats. It markets a new wicker chair department and extensive window decor offerings on the north floor with wide curtain selections and affordable prices.
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John Wanamaker
America
The Finest Line of Dress-Goods in Denton
A Denton shop reports a broad dress goods assortment this spring featuring Plain Silks 30 to 60 cents per yard Black Brocade Silk 65 to 75 cents Black Satin $1.00 various Cloths Serges Brilliantine Percales and more with remnant pieces from five cents per yard White Goods Hamburgs and laces also highlighted Linoleum Smyrna and Wilton Rugs and a new window blind line priced 20 to 50 cents Shoes for men boys and women touted as carefully chosen Queensware sets of six tumblers 13 cents cups and saucers 20 25 cents compiled by James H Nichols Apr 1 Denton Bridge.
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Smyrna
Wilton
Queensware
James H. Nichols
Denton Bridge
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Baltimore
Music Hall
Democratic Party
Rye
Spaperns
W. J. Cuyner
Red Creek
N. Y
Cuyler
W. G. Piprin
Worcester Enterprise
W. A. Stroup
Pocomoke City
Hugh Duffey
Lister
J. H. Barrow
Preston, Md
Wanamaker
Wanatiakers
India
John Waramaker
CNRS
F. Smith
R. E. Fountain
Redden
Denton, Md
Black Vici
Pel EM
J. L. Everngam
T. Did
Young Rien
Jast, Mullin & Sons
The
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Equity
A. D
Chas, H. Pritchett
W. George Smith
Court House
Met. Zion
Keene
Mit. Zion
Templeville
William Poor
Benjamin Keenes
Charles Poor
David Heather
Othere
Narcissa A. Smith
J. W. Bryant
Elijah Kane
Hutchins
Smith
Narcisea A. Smith
Liber J. B.S
Railroad
Henderson
Marydel
Delaware & Chesapeake R. R
Depot Lands
Hutchins H. Smith
William S. Ford
Liber Ek. C. F
Harvey SL. Cooper
James A. Smith
Eale
Stansbury Blades
Joseph H. Price
H. G
Joseph H. Prica
Alexine Lednum
Henry R. Lewis
Preston
Dover Bridge
Hog Creek Mill
John Harmon
Edward Willoughby
Eame
Bethlehem
Henry Kk. Lewis
Syes
Niss
Amanda Hicks
Charles Johnson
Circuit Court
N. Alex. Hutson
Harvey L. Cooper
Chas
W. Hobbs
Gohas
J. T. Dennis
Columbia
Sam
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, Md
James Ahearn
William Ahearn
John Ahearn
J. Frank Turner
Geo. W. Wilson
Nisi
Wallace C. Wilson
Mary C. Wilson
Carolina County
Eales
Charles W. Hobbs
Charles W. Nobbs
John F. Cohivee
Perry D. Taylor
Liber L. IL
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Amanda Taylor
Amanda B. Moore
Federalsburg
Mah
Hynson
Federalburg
Mark E. Noble
Richard Andrew
Jacob Smith
Bing Whitele
James BE. Douglass
John TF. Cohee
Penant
Amand
B. Moore
Henny RB
Lewisc
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Home Insurance Company of
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