Prayer chain alarms amid prophecies and politics
The article recalls a miraculous prayer chain attributed to Bishop Lawrence, its alleged threats and backlash, and notes widespread distribution across the county. It then surveys 1906 to 1907 prospects, revenue law revisions, two cent rail fares, Cassatt’s death, a ship grounding, and regional political shifts including New York’s nonpartisan outlook and Roosevelt’s Third-Term League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus
Lawrence
Chesapeake Beached After Ice Struck Bow in Dense Fog
The Chesapeake near Steelton was damaged by ice while returning from the Tuckahoe. A six inch water leak appeared in the fireroom as fog delayed other ferries. Captain Branford grounded the vessel to avoid sinking, and Tangier rescued passengers and freight. The ship later moved to Baltimore for lighter cargo and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Branford
Cambridge
Baltimore
Sellers Point
Steelton
Patapsco
Tangier
Lucas
T. A. Joynes
Baltimore and Ohio
Treatment for Cold and Lime Fertilizer in Old Texts
A satirical look contrasts old cold remedies such as goose grease red flannel and chest protectors with modern medical advice urging rest, room ventilation, and prescribed medicine. It then explains how lime fertilizer benefits soil chemistry by releasing dormant nutrients and avoiding harmful acids, plus a simple demonstration of lime’s physical effect on clay soil.
Winter flowers rust cure for houseplants and German immigration note
Seasoned advice on rust in winter flowers explains how to revive stunted plants like heliotrope verbena and fuchsia by better air and cooler temps then re potting or feeding mildly to vigor. The piece also cites Maryland Germans in Dorchester as a growing immigrant community per Secretary Trappe, plus a note on the Pure Food Law and a local timber sale ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
August F. Trappe
State Bureau of Immigration
Trappe
Vernon
Bradley
Dorchester
Caroline Counties
Fragmentary place names prompt sparse news note
Fragmented OCR text lists places such as Denton Greenway Sallsboro Queenstown Baltimore and names that resemble a damaged local item. The readable content is insufficient to define a clear event, person, or outcome for a full card.
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Denton Journal
owarD MELVIN _SENJ. H. JOHNSON
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Preston Lea
Delaware
Ohio
Alexander Johnston Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Mr. Cassatt
Heart of
Treasury Building
Washington
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railway Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Terra Cotta
Hughes
New York
Michigan
Roosevelt
Mr. Rockefeller
Philip Laird
Rockville
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Journal
Habalye
Chamberlain
Douglass Drugstore
A. L. Duffey
Hillaboro
Preston, Md
Lewese
E. Mhendate
Greenway
Denton
Sallsboro
Queenstower
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Company
Wardt
Queenstown
Hillsboro
Denton Greenwood
Vilendale
Lewes
Centreville
Wraxch
Las
Treville
Deport
F. Baynard
Denton, MD
Oliver Typewriter
Zacharias Wilson
Denton National Bank
Olivers
Caroline
Greensboro
Caroline County
Barents Pice
J. A. O. Tucker
Courtland Streets
Corner Market
Fifth Streets
Day
B. W, Parker
Delaware Squab Farm
J. R. Sadler
M. D
Bridgeville
Del
Nichols & Son
Ny - In
Sheppard
Winte Sheppard
Silie
Ste
Sue
Eoe
Joe
Madreas
Wrights
Hutere
Herrick-Make
Dutton and Lace
Dolly Madison
AML America
Colt
Vici
Soso
the Hat Department
John B. Stetson Hat
Saag
Schloss Bros
Fine Clothes Makers
Beltimore and
Greg Melton
Endots
Boston
Raveef Babus
Boston Rubber Boots
Duck Vamp
J. H. Nichols & Son
Mullins Wilmington
T. Harvey
Burrsville
W.G. Wooters
University of Maryland
Redden & Downes
Opposite Journal
Denton, Maryland
Harry N. Hackett
Kar
Duxton Journal
Denton Bridge
Messrs
Pilchard & Furniss
WM. II
Mowbray
Agent. Jr
AL. Wisitz & Sas
Easton, Md
Auit
T. Alan Goldsborough
Henry Porter
Cordova
St. Joseph's Catholic Church Farm
C. Leslie Walls
Mdv
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