The Presidents Dilemma and Daugherty's Candidacy
The piece argues President Harding is put in a difficult position by Attorney General Daugherty announcing his renomination. It claims Daugherty’s timing created the perception of a candidacy, not a purely presidential tour. It notes public confusion and criticizes the need to separate presidency from campaign signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Daugherty
United States
Florida
Army of
Lasker
Mr. Daugherty
The Age of Wonders and Wireless Visions
A reflection on the age of wonders praising wireless as a tool to hear unseen events. The piece mentions Amos about future devices by Edoard Berlin and Nicola Tesla, suggesting wireless seeing and hearing across great distances and ancient tales of a naim instrument that enabled distant sight and voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylos
Earth
Atlantic
Edoard Berlin
Nicola Tesla
Will Wonders Never Cease Wonders of the World Today
A fragment contemplating future world wonders and enduring interest in seismic truths. The author muses on the earth's surface vibrations passing unbroken and hints at broader possibilities for humanity.
Press agent not needed says Harding friend column
A suggestion to appoint a government press agent is criticized as wasteful and unnecessary. The author argues newspapers resist press agents and that frank government disclosure would naturally generate favorable publicity. Officials fear frankness, yet openness would reduce criticism and keep publicity honest. The President’s friends are urged to hire no press agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
White House
Forest Protection Week Proclaimed by Harding Observed Nationwide
Editorial notes announce President Harding's third consecutive Forest Protection Week proclaimed to run through the nation starting tomorrow to emphasize the urgent need for forest protection by the American public. The piece also notes plans to discard the two dollar bill due to counterfeiting concerns and unpopularity. Jesse D. Price of Salisbury is named State Tax Commissioner to fill the late W. W. Beck's vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Jesse D. Price
Salisbury
W. W. Beck
Protect the Game In Maryland Bounties urged on hawks and cats
The State Game Warden urges stronger protections to preserve wildlife for 70,000 hunters. He backs enacting bounties on crows hawks and owls and calls for limits on dogs during March to October to protect rabbits and game birds. He cites a 1922 bounty payout of 4085 hawks totaling 2044.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Cooper
State Game Department
Call for crackdown on hawks to protect Maryland game
Following the death of Caroline Canner, the Maryland State Game Department urges sportsmen and interested citizens to kill all bird and chicken hawks and other vermin harming game. The notice calls for public action to push legislators to enact measures at the General Assembly to curb vermin growth in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game Department of
Maryland
General Assembly
Shore Tran sit Line gains favor with warmer weather
The new timetable for the Shore Transit Line draws travelers as weather warms. An afternoon Salisbury to Baltimore trip via Claiborne Annapolis Ferry arrives at 7 30. A morning Easton start at 6 30 runs daily except Sunday, giving four hours in Baltimore and home by 9 10 p m. The Majestic boat joined the fleet this week, larger and more handsome than the Governor Harrington, adding a second first class vessel for summer bay service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Transit Line
Claiborne
Salisbury
Baltimore
Claiborne-Annapolis
Easton
Majestic
CatSup Plant Sale Shocks Local Fruit Industry
The T. A. Snyder Preserve Co of Chicago has disposed of its large catsup plant at Greenwood to the New York Canners Inc of Rochester NY. Prospects of good tomato prices are shown as contracts run to 25 dollars per ton. It was the peninsula’s largest catsup plant, though it has operated little in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Snyder Preserve Co
Chicago
Greenwood
New York Canners, Inc
Rochester
N. Y
Peninsula
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Baltimore
The twenty fourth annual meeting will be at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore on April 24 25 and 26 with speakers including Governor Ritchie Mrs Imogene Oakley of Philadelphia and Mrs Thomas G Winter president of the General Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Governor Ritchie
Imogene Oakley
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation
In loving remembrance of J. Twyford Williams
A memorial note marks the one year anniversary of J. Twyford Williams death on April 22 1923 with lines about memory devotion and enduring love from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Twyford Williams
Public sale of eight Delaware farm tracts near Dover
A public auction in East Dover Kent County Delaware offers eight farms and lots along the stone road from Dover to Pearson's Corner. Tracts include 70, 25, and 25 acre parcels with homes, outbuildings, orchards, and timber. Three tracts to be sold by the acre after surveying. possession in 30 days. Ten percent down, balance by June 26, 1923, with deed provided. Auctioneers W C Moore & Sons. contact Scott, Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Pearson’s Corner
Dover Handred
Kent County
Delaware
Raymond Raughley
Stone Road
Daniel O. Hastings
Dover and Hazletville Road
Conrad Keller
One Wessel
New Stone Road
Alden Benson
Pearson's Corner Road
W. P. Satterfield
Drury
Lberta
Hale and
Belle
Georgia
Bree
BK. Co. Scott
Del
W. C. Moore & Sons
Vault style safe offered by Thompson Hardware in Hillsboro
A 7 inch wall double door iron safe described as a very fine office safe and fire proof with inside dimensions of 4 inches high 26 inches wide and 19 inches deep and outside dimensions of 5 feet high 40 inches wide and 31 inches deep. Thompson Hardware Supply Company Hillsboro Marylandadvertisement for sale or display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware & Supply Company
Hillsboro
Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway assets for sale
The Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Company offers its river and rail network as an entirety or in three parcels. It includes multiple river routes from Baltimore to the Chester, Patuxent, Potomac and Rappahannock regions with over 100 landings, lease rights on Light Street piers, and all locomotives rolling stock equipment and terminal properties in Maryland and Virginia. Also included are steamboats docks wharves and associated apparel tackle and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Baltimore
Chestertown
Chester River
Rock Hall
Patuxent River
Chesapeake Bay
Alexandria
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Potomac River
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock River
Norfolk
Light Street
Piera
Love Point
Queen Anne’s County
Lewes
Delaware
Queenstown Junction
Centreville
Queenstown
Westmoreland
Northumberland
Three Rivers
Middlesex
Potomac
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Corsica
Lancaster
B. S. Ford
Custom House
Said
Maryland & Delaware Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chesapeake Wharf Company
Governor’s Run Wharf Company
Dare’s Wharf Company
Queen Anne's Railway Company
M. W
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Company
Pier 9
Maryland, Delaware and Chanute Railway Company
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Cmpany
Maryland and Delaware Telephone and Telegraph Company
B. L. Ord
Dere’s Wharf Company
Ag &N
United States District Court
Girard Trust Company
Broad & Cheatnut Street
Philadelphia
Pier Pratt Street
Parcel No 2 Seizes Baltimore Steamboats and Dock Rights
Parcel No 2 covers the steamboats Northumberland Three Ivera Middlesex Potomac Anne Arundel Calvert Corsica Scow No 10 and 11 and all equipment rights and privileges. It includes lands docks piers wharves wharf rights and terminal properties on the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers in Maryland and Virginia and leasehold rights to Baltimore docks Pier 2 7 8 3 Light Street and Brooke Avenue Pier Norfolk Virginia, from N Y P N Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Baltimore
Northumberland
Ivera
Middlesex
Potomac
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Corsica
Scow
Panaepeaie Bay
Rappahannock River
Potomac River
Maryland
Virginia
Norfolk
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Pier
Light Street
Brooke Avenue
N. Y. P. & N. Railroad Company
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Denton Journal
Soward Melvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Purligners
Denton
Caroline Canner
J. Alda Jackson
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Raymond L. St. John
Virginia W. St. John
Caroline County
Geo. A. Deakyne
Second Street
Mrs. M. M. Todd
R. T. K. Garey
Wilmington Auto Accessory
Denton, Md
Maryland Line
Federalsburg
Preston
M.S. Redden
United States Department of Commerce
Studebaker Corporation
Manu
NEW Theatre
Easton, MD
Studebaker Sales
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
Maryand
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Rehoboth Beach
Sade
Broad & Chestnut Streets
T. Frank Seward
John Hampton Barnes
Shirley Carter
A&p
Jell-O
Olly
Rinse
Pacific Toilet Paper Gulden’s Mustard
Trolls
Chocolate Graham
Lea & Perrins
Maillard’s
Shaker Salt Box
Bitter’s
Reat
Atlantic & Pacific
Mainstreet
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