Editorial Notes Reflect War Time Priorities
A compilation of wartime editorial reflections from Centor Journal notes President Wilson’s call for American church leadership, anti-society warnings, and support for war effort. Caroline county’s sacrifices in bonds, Red Cross, and volunteers are praised while liquor interests face public opposition. Deliberations on Senator Willard Saulsbury’s re-election, Wilson’s justice-based war settlement stance, and farming efforts amid labor shortages are included along with Lent observances and forthcoming Maryland legislative steps. United States shipyard volunteers respond to shipbuilding needs for the Allies.
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Caroline County
Red Cross
Congress
Wilson
The Fuel Problem War Time Shortage and Wood Use
A wartime editorial warns of a coal shortage next winter and urges avoiding wasteful fuel use. It notes many families in wooded areas rely on wood but transport limits coal supply, while towns near woodlands could switch to wood to ease shortages. The piece stresses the need for substitutes and prudent planning.
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Baltimore
Ereler
Woodlot owners urged to cut wood to ease coal shortage
An appeal to woodland owners and farmers urges cutting undesired trees for fuel to replace coal and ease shortages. It notes each cord of seasoned wood can save coal, while offering profit and property improvement. The piece frames wood cutting as a national service and cites wood types and equivalences to coal.
Washington College group dedicates new administration building
A note lists social visits including Mr. and Mrs. C L Christopher with the Chaiffinch pair and Mr. Jason Reed with Raymond Nichols of Hickman. The Ladies Aid meets at Cavender’s Tuesday, Miss Claire Everngain visits Miss Ola Chaffinch, and Thomas Pritchett remains on the sick list. Also reported: the new Washington College administration building is finished and in daily use and will be formally dedicated in June during commencement. John P Stelle, 70, formerly of Cordova, died in Baltimore. Navigation, halted by winter, is likely to reopen as bay boats resume service.
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C. L. Christopher
George Chaiffinch
Jason Reed
Raymond Nichols
Hickman
William Cavender
Claire Everngain
Ola Chaffinch
Thomas Pritchett
Washington College
John P. Stelle
Cordova
Caroline
Baltimore
Avery
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Avery Machinery
Easton, MD
Save the Hens and the Nation's Egg Supply
Poultry experts warn that over 5,000,000 laying hens are sent to market in winter and early spring, risking a major drop in eggs and meat value. They urge farmers to keep hens through winter until after the spring lay season, noting spring eggs can offset lower live-poultry returns. English Starling populations are rising, roosting near barns and granaries as dusk gathers.
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United States
February's shortest-than-usual month on record expected
February this year is projected to be the shortest calendar month after excluding holidays, with analysts noting fewer days than typical. The early estimate suggests a lean month for businesses and services reliant on regular daily operations.
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J. Calvin Scout
George W. Kelley
Fletcher L. Stafford
Augustine Brown
Norman Wayman
Thomas J. Daffin, Jr
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David B. Williams
Herbert Pinder
Charles Messick
Edward Pritchett
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George Albert Baer
Norman Wesley Messick
Watson Clough
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Charles L. Acree
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Joseph W. Parker
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Henry Hignutt
Grover Cleveland Timmans
John Carlton
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Courtland Ross
Charles Clinton Collins
William Oscar Frazier
Raymond Downes
Williamcon
Ira Wooters
Linwood
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Herman Sheets
Theodore Baker
Herman Seward
Emile Harrington Sapp
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Denton
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Maryland Trust
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T. BF. Johnson
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Robert Jarrell, JR
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Lawrence B. Towers
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