Democratic Senate Candidate Platform May 1 1916
Democratic candidate for U S Senate subject to the May 1 1916 primary outlines a platform favoring limited government, state regulation of transport utilities without ownership, restrained taxation, strong national defense, and adherence to classic Jeffersonian equal rights principles. Published with authority of Carnoun Goevan treasurer.
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Carnoun
Goevan
Caroline County highway bids invited for Denton area
Proposals for building a section of State Aid highway in Caroline county will be received by the County Commissioners of Caroline county at their office in Denton until noon on the day in May. Bids cover Main Street Denton Bloomery Bridge Greenshore Pederarsboro Aynson Road and more with shell road work and concrete surface. Plans and specs cost 1.00 and bids must include written figures signed with bidder address. A certified check for 200000 is required, returned if contract not awarded. Plans and forms available at State Roads Commission Baltimore. The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject all proposals. By order Handy W Johnson President Clerk Harry Walter, Roads Engineer.
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State Roads Commission
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WOH Asnonson
Harry WaALborRR
Donn's Kidney Pills Help Local Resident in Denton
A local Denton notice promotes Donn's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney pain and general weakness. Willoughby of River Road credits the remedy with relief after other medicines failed, urging readers to try the Buffalo posters product.
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Buffalo, N.Y
County News Subscriptions Offer Journs Access
A local newspaper promotes subscribing to Journs to access full county news coverage. The offer highlights expanded reports, community updates, and regional details available to paying readers.
Revival ends with crowds in Baltimore tabernacle
Thousands fill the Twenty-ninth Street tabernacle on Sunday for Billy Sunday’s final revival day in Baltimore. Four services attract 21,000 attendees while offerings top toward $50,000 as patrons donate cash checks and coins. Governors Harrington and Warfield attend, praising the campaign and press coverage.
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Politic Board
Eugene Levering
Harrington
Warfield
Sunday Hot Shot and the Silent Revival Critique
The passage laments hypocritical preaching and urges genuine faith over words. It mocks churchgoing chatter, questions salvation by works, and describes flawed supply chains from fishing to shipping, ending with a long, garbled note about storage and transport practices.
Direct primaries shape party delegate selections nationwide
With three months to GOP andDemocratic conventions, about 600 delegates will be chosen by direct primary in nineteen states. Uniform federal rules are urged amid varied state methods. contests, court actions, and potential inroads by uninstructed delegates loom as conventions near. New York has eighty seven Republican delegates, with other primaries allocating similarly to balance influence.
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Marylam
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Iowa
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Michigan
Marcel ii
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New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
West Virginia
Advertising Church Ally Described By Chicago Clergymen
Clergymen described modern advertising as a strong ally to gospel preaching at a Chicago conference under the Advertising Association of Chicago. They suggested a national conference and discussed reviving churches deemed past their usefulness through advertising. Also noted are two unrelated items: Mrs. Martha Stevens selected her husband from 5000 candidates, and San Francisco’s pony express began in 1860 with 35 cent postage per ounce.
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Advertising Association of Chicago
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Pony Express
San Francisco
Penn State Froth: sentimental water case photo query
A quirky exchange features a questioning speaker asking why a picture sits in a water case and a reply about hoping the other would learn to love in time, framed as a lighthearted Penn State Froth moment.
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