Political notices from Second District supervisors
A condensed roster lists candidates for the Second District supervisors race with party affiliations and home towns. W Townsend Downs Democrat Greensboro Md marks Weaver Republican Greensboro Md. Joseph H Trice Democrat Preston Mail Edward T Moore Republican Preston Md Arthur T Pandy Democrat Federalburg Md Joan Kent Republican Federalsburg Mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TOWNSEND DOWNS
Greensboro
JOSEPH H. TRICE
Preston
Mail
EDWARD T. MOORE
ARTHUR T. PANDY
Federalburg
JOAN KENT
Federalsburg
Mad
Colors and Conflict on Fourth of July Boat Ride
Paula Senna, torn between Italy and America, faces homesickness and jealousy as Giuseppe Ancona and Pietro Binconte clash over love and ambition. During a festive riverboat excursion, a catastrophic collapse traps passengers and forces Paula toward a perilous rescue by Giuseppe, whom she ultimately chooses.
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America
Giuseppe
Dayla
Italia
Paula
Paula Senna
Italy
Mulberry street
Stalin
Pietro Binconte
Pietro Bincontel
Pietro
Rinconte
Tanta
lnula
United States
Senna
Pietro Bincente
Ure
sle
Coma
Paula mia
Petro
Ancona
Vanin
Paulo
Binconte
Rincente
Fler
Pawa
Bincente
Pearls Won and Loss On A South Sea Island
Lester Bidwell recovers Gilbert Olds’s pearls hidden in a palm tree on a secluded island. He ascends a tree using improvised rope, discovers an aeolian harp and a hollow trunk concealing the oilskin bundle of pearls. Gilbert returns with a trading crew, bearing scars from native peril, and laments that the pearls were not worth the price paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bidwell
Manila
Philippines
dory
Lester
Gilbert Olds
south sea island
Gilbert
Giffbert Olds
fle
Iutler
Tester
Ile
Ife
lttle
tine
Gil
Their Awful Secret Prompts Real Estate Lease Change
A family confesses to a renting agent that their only peculiar point is paying rent on the Ist, which the agent publicly touted to spur action from delinquents. The announcement led neighbors to harsher persecution, forcing the family to move. The agent abandons an early plan to cancel the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
New York Times
D orsay and His Tailor Biography Notes Fashion Wealth
The biographical portrait shows D Orsay as a complete dandy praised by Treynmouth Shore. He relied on tailor patronage while wearing garments that mysteriously carried banknotes in pockets. On a missing payment day he told his valet to return clothes noting the pockets had been forgotten.
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Washington College
Chestertown
Mad
POUL
Register of Wills
ROBERT J JUMP
D’Orsay
D'Orsay
Treynmouth Shore
The Old, Old Story Joke Exchange
The Houston Post quotes a quick witted exchange about a husband’s confession of love. A sharp response has the wife telling him to shut up before he is halfway through the tale, a humorously misread premise about past time with the boys.
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Houston Post
Umpires and grit a fine display of nerve
A nostalgic portrait praises umpires Billy Evans and O'Day for enduring hostility in Chicago and Cleveland. It recalls Evans calmly facing a mob at the stockyards and O'Day’s pivotal 1907 World Series call, underscoring umpires’ integrity, bravery, and role in saving baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
Chicago
O'Day
Hugh Fullerton
American Magazine
Evans
Detroit
Steinfeldt
Schmidt
Slagle
Cleveland
Tim Hurst
ump
Burkett
Durst
Pat Tebeau
O'Connor
Hurst
Sebeau
Deacon Maguire
Jho
Maguire
Iurst
Nurst
Jim
Kurst
Pat
Deb Emslie
Fils
tin
His Objection and a Parlor Suit Demand
In Brooklyn Life a humorous exchange shows Mrs Hichquick-John requesting a new parlor suit while Mr Mich quick-Maria laments changing outfits for every room and time of day. The cartoon-like dialogue highlights fashion and domestic etiquette.
Her Gain and Reminders at January and June
Comedic exchange shows Mrs Jones asking about a wedding anniversary and Mrs Smith replying she reminds her husband in January and June to receive two presents, a light humorous item from Carper's Bezar.
Feminine Ideals From A London Times Letter
A London Times letter advocates that women will shed imitation and become entirely true to themselves. The author envisions a future where women are perfectly themselves, not copies of others, seeking genuine female empowerment.
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London Times
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OFFICE of THE SUPERVISORS OF ELEctions
Denton
Caroline Conuey
Court House
sant county
PIRST DISTRICT
PRESTON C. PARVIS
STenderson
ARTIUR J. BENNETT
Goldboro
Ald
HARRY V. NOBLE
Hickman
Det
SOMERS BLARE
JONATHAN E. TOWERS
Hobis, Md
HARRY &. RAMSDELL
FOURTIL DISTRICTE
EVERETT I GALE
Willsboro
GRANT ALBURGER
Republica
Penton, Mid
M CARROLL MEREDITIT
Radely, Md
GEORGE HWIMLEL
Ridgely, MEL
EIGHTIE DISTRICT
CHARLES W SMITH
Pederousboro
Alectior
Lon’elock
a.m
ocluch
a. ou
TAMES T SYLVESTER
BAYARD NICHOLS
TIARRY BORMERSON
Caroling County
Bespamin U1
Joussos
MULLIN
Wilm
Just Government League of Maryland
mou
COURT HOUSE SQUARE
Donald &. Hooker
Hooker
Mary Melvin
Queen Anne
Concord camp meeting
H. T. NUTTLE
STURMER
STURMER Jeweler
Easton
Sherwood Mill Farm
Chapel District
Talbot county
MId
Cordova
Oucen Anne
Willoughby
Skipton
W.D. JUMP
Ernest Rasp
ORPHANS COURT
CAROLINE COUNTY
WM. A. STEWART
Denton, Md
P.S
Denton Bridge
WILLIAM H. ANDERSON
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Smith & Walls
LESLIE WALLS
P. O. SPARKS
MARYLAND
Ridgely
James Temple
G. S. RAIRIGH
EMMA ARCHER OSBORNE
American Press
Giuseppe Ancona
le rose
WLEy'eiz
EUE
By CLARISSA MACKIE
American Press Association
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