Editorial note on population shift and Democratic calm
Editorial discusses rural depopulation despite farm profits and urges back-to-the-land work. It cites roads, mail delivery, telephone, and farm mechanics as aids and assails broader political trends. References Governor Harmon and Wilson, remarks by J. J. Hill, and a Supreme Court case on the grandfather clause. It notes Lloyd George's Social Waste speech and Mary Baker Eddy's death.
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Caroline County
Altho
Supreme Court of the United States
Baltimore
Annapolis
Morris
Supreme Court
Ladies Tailor Made Suits At Reduced Prices
Ladies ready to wear suits are discounted with a full range of shades and high quality linings. Alterations to ensure a perfect fit are free of charge to the purchaser. Furs and separate muffs are also featured, including fashionable barrel muffs. Early selection recommended from New York furrier styles.
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New York
Nation
Royal Worcester
K. G. Cover & Bro. Haston
Marwand
Readers debate Mrs Eddy service and political shifts in Maryland
The report describes a church service with two readers alternating as they present Mrs. Eddy's views and Bible selections amid little singing. It notes Congress reconvening, Maryland delegation members present, and predicts Republican efforts for broader appropriations. It also covers Anti-Saloon League funding, state election canvass results, Christmas gift trends, and Dr. Cook's forthcoming Hampton's Magazine interview.
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Congress
Maryland
House
J. Harry Covington
J. F.C. Talbot
John Kronmiller
George A. Pearce
John Gill
Sydney E. Mudd
Senate
Smith and
Rayner
Covington
Talbott
Postoffice appoints inspector in charge for Washington division
Postoffice Inspector Carter B. Keene of Maine was named inspector in charge of the Washington division by Postmaster General Hitchcock. The new assignment includes Maryland and Delaware in the territory overseen by the inspector.
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Postoffice
Carter B. Keene
Maine
Washington
Hitchcock
Maryland
Delawares
Taft’s Recommendations for Government and Economy
President Taft urges stronger enforcement of existing laws, economy in administration, expanded foreign trade, and growth of domestic industry. He backs a ship subsidy, keeps tariff plans until 1911, and supports permanent tariff boards. Canal fortification and $19 million for it appear, plus leasing of natural resources. Also notes tax and railroad cautions, postal savings banks, and rural parcel post. The Christmas Season reflects on Jesus as King, urging focus on his life, sacrifice, and universal influence across art, music, and thought.
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Mr. Taft
President Taft
Congress
Supreme Court
Taft
South America
Aldrich
Tariff Board
Panama Canal
Far East
Jesus of Nazareth
Bethlehem
Orchards Boost Maryland Agriculture and Prestige
Maryland orchards expand rapidly as farmers renovate old trees and top-graft new varieties. Demand for apple trees soars and peach plantings rise, while Maryland apples win multiple top prizes at Denver and Council Bluffs shows, signaling strong regional and global recognition.
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Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Denver
Col
Baldwin
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Apples a Great Crop in Delaware County Kent
The Dover News notes Kent county apple grower Samuel H. Derby has finished harvesting and cold storing a crop praised as a Delaware achievement. He shipped sixty one carloads, averaging five baskets per barrel and 200 barrels per freight car, with fruit described as showy, large, and highly colored, promising strong prices this winter. Derby is described as a scientific grower using organized spraying and pruning for perfection.
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Delaware
Kent
Dover News
Samuel H. Derby
Kent County
Derby
Prof Hardesty's Car Skids and Turns Turtle in Snow
A Seaford letter reports Prof. E. J. Hardesty school superintendent was slightly bruised when his car skidded on a snowy curve and overturned into a ditch. He freed himself from the steering wheel and walked into Seaford, later having the auto hauled for repairs. He said speed was moderate at the time and slick conditions caused the skid.
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Hardesty
Everngain Quality in Women's and Men's Wear
The ad proclaims Everngain Quality across Women's Misses and Girls suits and coats as well as Men's apparel. It promises reliability above average ready-to-wear and asserts higher priced garments are the best on the market. It highlights fabric worth correct fashion lasting shape and a guaranteed value with every garment.
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New York
Baltimore
The Crucifixion Lesson in Bible Circular Tomorrow
A church note describes the trial before Pilate and the crucifixion of Jesus. It details the procession from Pilate's court to Calvary, the inscription, guards, and four cries from the cross, emphasizing redemption through Christ's blood and the love of God guiding salvation and character.
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Pilate
Jesus
God
Cyrene
Antonia
Herod's Palace
Calvary
Mary
John
Christ
Ruskin
Kingdom of
Heaven
Christmas Day Observed Monday Holiday Closures Declared
As Christmas Day falls on Sunday this year, a question arose about observing the holiday on Monday. It has been decided that Monday will be the observed day, with stores banks post offices courts and other businesses closed for part of the day. The same applies to Monday January 2 for New Year’s Day.
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Harmon
Ohio
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Wilson
New Jersey
Olden farm life to modern hens and cautious hunting era
A nostalgic note contrasts old farming winters with modern abundance. It warns feline owners to shelter pets during hunting season and urges safe practices to prevent fatal gun accidents. The column also mentions real estate ads and light on healing by doctors and eye specialists.
Daily American Terms by Mail Price List
Terms by mail prepaid for Daily and Sunday editions vary by duration. Options include one month for Daily or Daily and Sunday, three months, six months, and one year for Daily, with or without Sunday, plus Sunday edition alone for one year.
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Daily American
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