Gorman Not Far Wrong in Newspaper Debate on Tariffs and Empire
In the Denton Journal an unsigned editorial rebuts Republicans who dismiss Senator Gorman, arguing his warnings on treaty ratification and imperial expansion may prove prescient. The piece critiques rising government spending, debt, and taxes tied to occupation plans, while predicting shifts toward broader liberal policy and republican governance in former colonial regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gorman
Gormac
Britain
Germany
Editorial notes on politics and peace prospects in Maryland
The Chestertown Transcript notes Ex-Judge George M. Russun may seek the Republican Governor nomination, urging regionally backed support while Col. John Walter Smith looms as a Democratic rival. It also reports Senate ratification of the Paris peace treaty, hopes for humane U.S. policy toward the Philippines, a coffin shipment anecdote aboard the Sherman, and Maryland’s upcoming state capital post office building with $100,000 appropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Russun
John Walter Smith
Judge Russom
Chestertown
Paris
Spain
United States Senate
Sermon Lengths and Urgent Aid Echo for Honest Effort
The piece contrasts the dislike of lengthy sermons with a call for serious aspiration and moral action. It argues success is available to those who seek it, notes a belief in abundant opportunities, and warns of acute cold and blockades limiting aid. It urges timely help for urgent local needs amid seasonal hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gresley
Methodist Episcopal Church to elect ministers and laymen equally
The annual conferences report strong returns, signaling the next General Conference will have an equal mix of ministers and laymen. Baltimore Conference will elect four ministers as usual, and the lay electoral conference will choose four as well, two more than ever allowed before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Farmers Institute meeting offers valuable agricultural insights
The town hosts a two day Farmers Institute with lectures for agriculturists and poultry raisers. Attend for practical topics and advice, promising worthwhile information. Meanwhile news from Manila reports a fierce battle as American troops engage Filipino forces with heavy casualties and large prisoner numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Maryland Evaporating Company Organized in Baltimore
The text notes the Maryland Evaporating Company organized in Baltimore, describing a patent process to extract water from common vegetables to preserve them indefinitely. It adds a moral remark on habits forming from lying about Sundays and neglecting church, asserting such habits gain control over a person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Evaporating Company
Baltimore
Bananas, Bread, and Tax Bills in Brief
The Medical Times warns against eating raw bananas as they harbor germs and are hard to digest. Three bananas weighing one pound bake into nourishment comparable to twenty six pounds of bread. Baltimore is set to host the Maryland State Bar Association's fourth annual meeting on July 26 and 27. Income tax bills are under review in Pennsylvania and New York legislatures.
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The
Medical Times
Baltimore
Maryland State Bar A Association
Pennsylvania
New York
Dispensary Medical Association of
Buffalo
N. Y
Gil
Betsey M. White
Stoneycreek
Warren Co
Remedy Said to Prevent Pneumonia From Grippe
An old notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest cure for la grippe and a certain preventive of pneumonia. It claims tens of thousands used it without pneumonia outcomes and cites local shops Hugh Duffey Hillsboro R J Colston Ridgely W E Brown Denton as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermonia
Chamberlain’s. Cas
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
W. E. Brown
Denton
Chicago Druggist Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Thomas Whitfield & Co. promote Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe noting prompt relief and protection against pneumonia. Sold by Hugh Daffey in Hillsboro, B. J. Colston of Ridgaly, and W. E. Brown of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitfield & Co
Wabashaw
Corner
Jackson Sr
Chicago
Hugh Daffey
Hillsboro
B. J. Colston
Ridgaly
Denton
Good Roads and the League of American Wheelmen
Otto Dorner writes in the Forum on costly bad roads and the League of American Wheelmen advancing good roads. The L A W promotes pamphlets and school of thought, supports state aided road schemes, and notes farmer acceptance with resolutions from the Farmers National Congress and the National Road Parliament urging state aid and broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dorner
National Committee On Highway Improvement
League of American Wheelmen
League
L. A. W. Bulletin
Good Roads
United States
U.S
Office of Road Inquiry
Europe
Julia M. Stahl
Farmen'Call
Roy Stone
New Jersey
Farmers’ National Congress
League of American Wheelman
National Road Parliament
A Rational: Furniture Store Sale Highlights Domestic Craft
A Rational urges patriotic import limits as furniture is made in the U S A with wood scarce in some classes. Prices are sharply reduced with discounts on extension tables antique and golden oak items and chinas closets. The piece notes rising glass prices and a booming February opening day for sales.
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Martin J. Cohee
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Henry R.,lewis
Willard E. West
Heiress Marry American Brings Spark to New York Society
A prominent New York heiress wed an American who earns his own way, drawing praise from the swagger set. On the same day a rumored yacht-size prince with a grand title sailed homeward, provoking remarks from the self-made father who claimed the arrangement.
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New York
Feed the Game Birds Urged to Spare Maryland Flocks
The Maryland State Game Protective Association and Secretary F C Kirkwood urge residents to feed game birds as heavy snow threatens starvation. Game Warden Gilbert notes birds can endure cold but deep snow blocks food, urging local farmers to clear shelters and provide screenings. He cites birds as weather predictors and recalls past disasters, stressing feeding boosts local economies via sportsmen from Philadelphia New York and beyond.
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Maryland State Game Protective Association
F. C. Kirkwood
Gilbert
Baltimore American
Maryland
Philadelphia
New York
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Denton Journal
Melvin
Steele & Johnson
Gorman
Sherman
Philippines
Annapolis
FON
Uncle Sam
Manila
la Grippe
Yan Amar Ers
Jas, T
Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
the Globe
Jan
Dale
GLOBE
Globe’s Boys’ and Childdren's
T West
Charles
Baltimore, MD
Job Prinnng
Johna Wanamaker
Rey
Henry RB. Lewis and
Willard F. Weal
Martin J. Coleo
Carollitte
Circuit ‘Court
Henry RB. Lewis
Willard E
West
Teuaters
Alonzo V. Bliss CO
I! Smith
Denton, Mp
Kent
Delaware
Best Street Light CO
Canton
Journa
Denton National Bank
Resources
U. S
EIN Bank
Total
State OF
Caroline
Thomas C. West
T. C. West
Jonathan Evitts
Chas. W. Hobbs
A. R. Wright
EMORY
Turpin
Ridgely, MD
King's Maryland Sale Barn
Darton
James King
N. High ST
Baltimore St
Baltimore St. Bridge
Nisi
Henry R. Lewis and
Ohas
W. Hobbs
W. J. Blackiston
Denton, Maryland
Bond
Yust
R.R
Uebler & Hughes
Weese
Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage
Widder Doodle
Josiah Allen
Anon
Sylvanus Cobb, Jr
2. M. Barrie
Alex, Dumas
Emile Zola
Main Street
Denton, MD
T. C. Hackett
Queen Anne
Voledt Omer
Gt, Redden & Co
Petri Ess
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