Public roads demand expert supervision and permanent plans
In this era the need for better public road improvements is urgent. The piece argues for a road law empowering county commissioners to hire a road engineer and a team to oversee permanent construction, with Geological Survey input. It notes Caroline county's resources clay sand marl and advocates a two-driveway system using clay in summer and sand in winter. The aim is to reduce costly short term work and raise farm values.
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Legislative farce over anti trust moves in Congress
A critical viewpoint denounces Republican leaders for a staged anti trust debate in Congress. The piece accuses gains of trusts and tariff policies of siphoning from the public while promising reform, portraying the administration as failing to enforce existing laws. It likens the situation to a vampire feeding on legislative leniency.
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Washington and Marconi Headlines From Chicago Editorial Notes
Editorial notes recount Senator Hoar in Chicago urging Americans to judge national policy by Washington's words. The column mocks a modern political cry, urging scrutiny against hype. It adds notice of a steamship newspaper delivering Marconi telegraphy updates, describing the era’s novelty aboard ship.
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Small trees yield best peach orchards say experienced planter
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