Sisk for Congress Endorsed by Caroline Supporters on Eastern Shore
The Jour nal publishes Colonel Albert W. Sisk as Caroline county’s candidate for Congress urging strong loyalty to the President’s program, praising the canning industry’s impact on the Eastern Shore, farming prosperity, and Sisk’s education and readiness. Voters are urged to back him to represent Maryland’s district in Washington, with emphasis on patriotism and national progress.
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Journal Today
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Washington
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Patriotism Is Practical at Independence Hall
President Wilson spoke to a Philadelphia crowd on July 4 urging citizens to study public affairs and fulfill responsible citizenship. He said the Declaration of Independence is a business document guiding concrete liberties through action, not mere rhetoric, and asked what it means for today.
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Wasington
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Senate
Washington
Amerca
America
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Wilson
Calamity campaign boomerang hits business rivals
The New York World argues the calamity campaign against government overreaching business has backfired. It notes widespread opposition to rate hikes and anti trust timing, pointing to coordinated lobbying and fake protests that failed to scare Congress, with bankers previously opposing and then backing the banking bill.
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Wall Street
Railroads
Congress
End of the old time household help on farms
The article laments the fading bond between American household workers and employers. It notes that modern housekeepers bear similar burdens to grandmothers, reducing help on farms and contributing to workers leaving rural homes. The piece frames this decline as a regrettable cultural shift.
Congressional Nomination Rumors on the Eastern Shore
Eastern Shore chatter centers on Col Albert W Sisk of Caroline county as a possible Congressional candidate. Lee declares he will run, with several others including Dright and Crothers in the mix. Row over funding, local officials, and Sisk’s ties to Scarcity Smith influence a growing field. News notes also cover gas wells near Parsonsburg, naval liquor order enforcement, and Maryland political maneuvering.
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Caroline County
Lee
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Sis
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Wicomica
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Price
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Baltimore
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Maryland
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Samuel K. Dennis
Princeton
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Parsonsburg
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Tilghman to Publish Talbot History in Two Volumes
Col Oswald Tilghman, noted historian, will issue a two volume history of Talbot for subscribers. He draws on the late Sammie Slarricon’s relics and Talbot’s rich county data. The Gazette lauds the work as a vivid drama of the dead past reflecting national fame and Talbot’s glorious history. Issuance of a new domestic postal card was announced by the Post Office Department. The card replaces McKinley portrait with Jefferson, green ink replacing red.
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Romola
Bardo
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McKinley
Thomas Jefferson
Lost demountable rim near Denton Bridge and Saulsbury school
A demountable rim for an automobile tire was found between Denton Bridge and Saulsbury's school house. Please return it to Dr. F. N. Nichols to receive a reward.
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Denton Bridge
Saulsbury
Finder
F. N. Nichols
E. Holt
T-ll-It
Denton
Texas Alum Lime sale at Towers’ carload deal
L. B. Towers advertises a car load of Texas Lime in barrels available for sale at attractive prices. The note references a July 11, 3 date fragment indicating a pricing offer or sale detail.
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L. B. ‘Towers
Texas Alum
Daniel Todd farm seeks buyer along Williston to Concord road
Miss Fannie Todd of Denton Maryland advertises a small, productive farm known as the Daniel Todd farm on the road from Williston to Concord. Possession can be given at any time. The notice appears dated September 4, 1921.
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Mabel L. Mercer
dJoun W. Clantk
Jenny R. Lewis
Caroline County
Medford Everngaim Farm
Concord
Federalsburg
William Lord
Willard C. Todd
Norman Vanscoy
Cannon E. Wright
Charles E. Wright
Williston
Daniel Todd
Fannie Todd
Denton
Farm for Sale with Timber and Water Resources
Share well located farm for sale with buildings in fair condition. Contains ample timber and various fruits. Good water supply. Geka Heabies pend Wade.
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Geka Heabies
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