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The fragment from a 1911 newspaper page shows publishers Johnson Melvin & Johnson and a header dated April 8 1911, indicating a Saturday morning edition. The readable text is sparse, providing only masthead and date information without article content.
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Derton Journal
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Delaware Legislature Adjourns After Brief Session
The Delaware Legislature adjourned near 6 pm last Thursday after passing General Appropriation and Claims bills. Appropriations for the coming years exceed $700,000, with mileage and daily allowances for 60 days, and March work counted as gratis. The piece also notes Baltimore primary activity, a Maryland Court of Appeals judge appointment, a New York Senate election, and Chicago’s Cater H. Harrison elected mayor.
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Delaware
Stoe
General Assembly
Democrats Seize House Control As Congress Opens
The new session opens with Democrats in control of the House after sixteen years, while Republicans hold the Senate with 50 to 41 and one vacancy. A party caucus outlines an economy program cutting one third of House staff and saving about 180,000 yearly, with committee reassignments and a focus on reducing waste and offices. Bryan and Harmon note the move toward economical governance and praise the Ohio example.
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House
Senate
Tso
Malina
Mississippi
Capenes
Democratic Ways and Means Committee
Congress
J. Harry Cosington
Talbot
Hiers
Konig
Linthicum
Lewis
Ion
William Jennings Bryan
Harmon
Washington
Ohio
Democratic House
Economy plans of the Old Democracy defended as sincere
The text argues that the Old Democracy's economy plans were genuine because they never sought to grow the payroll after abolishing useless positions, underscoring a commitment to sober fiscal policy and principled reform.
Advertising for Farmers Pays Off in Sales and Savings
An ex farm advertises how newspaper ads help buyers and sellers cut travel, find timely bids, and raise prices. A Michigan farmer earned premium eggs by NY papers, while another built a national sausage business from ads. The message: every farm has shoppable goods worth advertising to attract better terms.
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Ile
United States
Michigan
New York
Eastern Shore fascination noted by Easton churchman
Rev Dr Laces rector of Brooklyn’s Church of the Redeemer writes in his church paper after visiting the Peninsula. He describes Maryland as a clergyman’s paradise with small towns and old churches dating to Colonial days. He notes parish records show tobacco salaries and Easton’s church bond to the diocese.
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Historcal
Laces
Church of the Redeemer
Brooklyn
Maryland
Lrinity Cathedral
Easton
Adam
Protestant Episcopal
Adams
Hin
Prizes Awarded In Temperance Essay Contest
The Anti Saloon League center closed its $1,000 prize essay contest on What it costs Pittsboro to obtain annual high license revenues. Seventy six essays were submitted. a month or more will pass before winners are announced. Writers include notable temperance figures from ten states led by Maryland.
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Anti-Saloon League
E.1y Center
Piltsmore
Apri
Maryland
Elisha
Assyria
Syria
Senhadad
Dothan
Samaria
Jordan
Esdradlon
Benhadad
Elisha Ad
Jehoram
Diotam
Sheba
Elisha S
Misha
Justice
Lisha
Devonshire
Two Johns. Miss Fannie Mason is ill with pneumonia
Two Johns report a medical update as Miss Fannie Mason is ill with pneumonia, with friends and family awaiting her recovery. The item notes the condition and mentions local concern for her well-being.
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Fannie Mason
End of Judge Pearce's Term Sparks Election Debate
The Centreville Observer reports on Judge James Alfred Pearce's approaching end of term as Chief Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit. It explains that under Maryland law the successor will be elected at a general election, not by gubernatorial appointment, and clarifies past practice and amendments to ensure regular fifteen year election intervals.
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Judge Pearce
Centreville
James Alfred Pearce
Cief
Second Judicial Circuit
Boyd
Briscoe
Robinson, Wickes
Stump
Alvey and Miller
Baltimore City
Martin
Pearce
Robinson
Wickes
Nine room residence and adjoining lot for sale in Ridgely Md
Mr S Roe offers for sale a 9 room residence and adjoining lot at the corner of Second street and Second avenue Ridgely Maryland. Extra lot suitable for another house shop or factory with entrances from alley and both streets. Price 750 dollars cash balance first mortgage legal interest. Full particulars address ROE GO Hulsey Street Newark New Jersey.
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S Roe
Second Street
Second Avenue
Ridgely
Roe
Hulsey
Last Bound TLS E2 B10e ASCTPM DPM
Baltimore schedule lists daily service with exceptions for Sundays and Saturdays. PenlMt Saturday only FDaly except Sunday. General managers and agents Willard Thomson and I.E Joni noted among staff.
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T. Murdoch
I.E
Joni
Pasenger
Dristen
Willard Thomson
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Supreme Center
Henry Stockbridge
Supreme Court
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Chauncey M. Depew
United
Cater Hf. Clarrison
Chicago
C. Latrobe
Monumental
National Political Notes
Heavenly Defenders
del. and
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Denton Town Hall
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Caroline County
William H. Anderson
James Temple
Adelaide Schmitt
Miem
Saratoga St
J. A. Eaton’s Wheelwright Shop
West Denton
Denton
R. A., Journal
Andersontown
Greensboro
Barrett Const, CO
J. H. Nichols & Son
Schloss Bros. & CO
Baltimore and
Nichols & Son
Denton, Maryland
Winfield R. Wright
Crawford
Crossett
Ziegler
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Royal Tailoring Lines
Newstock
Hamburg
Torchon
Valencienes Lace
Crossett Shoes
Irs
Alco System
Department Store
Carter Block
Denton, MD