New Year Resolve for Improvement and Better Living
Howard Melvin Melville reflects on the past year’s varied events and urges readers to set practical New Year resolutions. He emphasizes progress over perfection, encouraging practices like kindness, charitable thoughts, gentler speech, diligent work, and cheerful giving to steadily improve life.
Open the Road Between Farmer and Consumer
The Omaha Bee comments on Secretary Meredith's Frederick speech noting falling farm prices as a national issue. It cites 1918 1919 and 1970 output values, stressing the need for national action, cooperative marketing, and keeping the road open between producer and consumer for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Meredith
Frederick
Editorial Notes on Volstead and Maryland State Plan
Editorials urge continued enforcement of Volstead Act while noting laws like theft remain unenforced. Governor Ritchie outlines consolidating Maryland's 46 departments into eight or ten with merit system rollout. Major E Brooke Lee may seek legislative life in Montgomery. State Education Department plans pupil and teacher progress records with 15000 dollars from General Education Board. Canners from across the country discuss legislative and other measures in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Baltimore Council
Industrial Relations Association of America
City Club
Annapolis
Major E. Brooke Lee
Comptroller
Montgomery
Major Lee
Maryland
Bureau of Educational Measurements
State Department of Education
State Board
General Education Board
Maryland Board
New Eastern Shore Transit Line Aims for March Start
The Shore Transit Line plans passenger buses and freight trucks between Elkton and Salisbury with connections to Berlin Snow Hill Pocomoke and Crisfield. Modern 26 to 30 passenger buses and 3 ton trucks with 4 ton trailers will run at about 25 mph. Public Service Commission reviews have supported the plan as a major regional transport venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Transit
Elkton
Salisbury
Public Service Commission
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Bay
Chesapeake City
Berlin
Snow Hill
Pocomoke
Crisfield
Air
Peninsula
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Maryland
Poem Fragment of Mercy Seat Blessings Between Souls
The lines speak of separate paths yet near spiritual closeness as the speaker seeks mercy at the divine seat. A whispered blessing extends between souls, with God overseeing the bond and blessing shared in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira B. Williams
Public sale of Collins mortgage property in Denton Maryland
By power of sale in a 1912 mortgage to Oscar Nichols and assignment to J. Peter Cook, default occurring, the attorney will offer at public sale in front of Denton Court House door between 2 and 3 pm the real estate near American Corners in Caroline County Maryland. The parcel lies on the north side of the road to Laurel Grove, bounded by a ditch and road, totaling 216 feet along the road and 260 feet deep to a ditch, ending at the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Collins
Bessie N. Collins
Oscar Nichols
J. Peter Cook
Caroline County
Maryland
Court House
Denton
American Corners
State of
Laurel Grove
Fred Beauchamp
Fred Heauchamp
Circuit Court
Wilbert P. Butler
Ifulda RB. Butler
Calvert C. Merriken
Oscar G. Johnson
Hillsboro
Harry M. Thompson
Main Street
Oscar Clark
Liber L. B. T
Caro Fine County
Orphans’ Court
George W. Simmons
Mary B. Simmons
Washington political notes forecast Cabinet graft and spoils
A Washington letter reports Senator Harding shaping his Cabinet with Harry Daugherty, Will Hays, possibly Weeks, and Frederick N. Ziblman for Labor Secretary. The Eastern Shore buzzes with spoils expectations as Republicans seek postmasters and deputy tax collectors. Cambridge high hopes for Andrews as Salisbury candidates multiply, with I. J. Adkins leading in Wicomico County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Harry Daugherty
Will Hays
Weeks
Massachusetts
Frederick N. Ziblman
Maryland
Baltimore News
Andrews
Cambridge
Salisbury
I. J. Adkins
Republican County Committee
Wicomico County
Judgment and prophecy at Baltimore gathering sparks 1925 theory
M P Hudgings of the International Bible Students Association warned a Garden Theatre audience of over 2000 that the day of judgment is near. He linked World War I to a biblical timeline, stating 606 C ending Hebrew kingdom and 1914 start of war, predicting 1925 as the final judgment year. He cited Revelation and Old Testament prophets to support his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Theatre
Baltimore
International Bible Students’ Association
Ible
Secretary of the Treasury
Palmer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Hold Money in Check When Paying Out of Pocket
A compact note explains paying from pocket leads to quick spending while suggesting caution. It contrasts immediate cash outlay with careful budgeting and self restraint in everyday purchases.
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OES
Huldan B. Butler
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Lawrence
Towers
W. H. Young & Son, Postoffice
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Denton National Bank
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Trim Farmers and Merchants State Bank
S. E. Hignutt
Shakespeare
the Peoples Bank
T. N. Johnson
Harvey L. Cooper
Jas, Templo, Auet
Denton, Maryland
Peking
R. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Bldg
Washington, D.C
Provident State Bank
Preston
J. A. Trazzare
Choptank
Reward
W. Co. Todd
Williston
Denton Postoffice
Journal
Powers Moving Picture
Ticks and Lundy
Teams OF Sale
Harvey I. Cooper
Jaws Temece
Auct
William J. Neal
First National Bank
Harrington, del
James D. Neal
T. Pliny Fisher
James Temple
C. C. Merriken
M. K. Newnam
Brick Hotel
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Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton, Maryland
St, Paul
Seta
Easton
Box 41
Herrington
Del
Gillette and
Keen Butter Safetys
Gem, Ender
Durham Duplex
Everready
Keen Butter Blades
Torrington
C. Leslie Walls’ Hardware Store
Merry Christmas
Ibappy
Federal Reserve System
Denton Auto CO
P. R. Fisher
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