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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1910

Page

2

Advertising and transport links shape Baltimore trade on the Shore

The Marylander and Herald urges Baltimore to boost trade with the Eastern Shore through aggressive advertising and better business propositions. It cites earlier train and boat connections to Denton and Love Point as essential, proposes a 4:30 city departure, and notes improving telephony with a new tidal cable. Whitefield McKinley named Georgetown port collector. Norfolk area politics shift with Bryan losing Nebraska leadership. Weather and waterways toll travelers as usual.

Baltimore City Princess Anne Marylander and Herald Baltimore Love Point Denton City Whitefield McKinley Washington Georgetown D. C McKinley Charleston S. C W. 1D. Crum Liberia

Invasions to be Repelled at Hot Springs Talk

Mr. S. S. Field of Baltimore warned Maryland and Virginia lawyers gathered in Hot Springs that state sovereignty must be restored to curb federal overreach. He argued the framers favored strong state governments and that war fed a dangerous trend to stretch the Constitution to fit crises.

Hot Springs Virginia S. S. Field Baltimore Times National Field

Progressive Federal Power Debate Mirrors Founding Era

A long excerpt surveys federal authority growth and the danger of centralizing power, arguing Congress and courts push federal supremacy while the executive arm expands. It contemplates safeguards such as limiting presidential terms, electing judges, and allowing appeals to the people. It then shifts to a Maryland dispatch about Nellie Small’s disappearance, industrial training urging, and Caroline County road and economic improvements, highlighting road reforms, farm growth, and local commerce.

Republic Supreme Court of the United States Internal Revenue Supreme Court Mr. Field Congress Caroline Maryland Baltimore

Burdens on the Hausshold by a Washington letter

Marion E. Leland writes to Caroline county women about rising prices in dry goods. She questions the cost of muslins and ginghams, notes American stockings now cost more than before, and accuses Aldrichism of lowering quality while raising prices. A table from a leading source accompanies the piece.

Hausshold Marion E. Leland Washington Caroline County Caroline

Wholesale Dry Goods Prices and Paynes tariff impact

The excerpt discusses how costs for hosiery gloves and women's clothing rose due to the Payne-Aldrich tariff. It notes patterns and yardage for fabrics have increased, with retailers and Congress blamed for price hikes. It also includes miscellaneous notices about local marriages and community events.

Murder Theory Grows In Williams Case At Bridgeville

Police probing the disappearance of Bridgeville mechanic M W Williams uncovered key clues near the last sighting area. His hat and torn shirt were found at the edge of the woods after two pistol shots were heard, shifting belief from suicide to murder as the garment find strengthens the case.

M. W. Williams Bridgeville

Allen's Foot-Ease Shoe Powder Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes curing hot tired aching swollen sweating feet and easing walking. It promises relief from sting from corns and bunions and cites over 30 000 testimonials with gold everywhere and warns to avoid substitutes.

Livestock Auction At Fair Grounds To Open

On Thursday August 25 at 10 a m the directors hold a public auction of all kinds of livestock with a five percent charge. Stock for sale must be entered with the Secretary one week before the fair begins. Mecklenburg stock farm has entered a large group of fine standard bred horses.

Ridgely Anne Arundel Co-Operative Exchange Preston Federalsburg Fred Willoughby East New Market Willoughby Hoboken N. J Katharine Harenberg New York City Charles Harenberg Easton B. Alfred Dumm M. P. Conference Congregational Church Topsfield Mass Denton Camden Dixon Cambridge Baltimore News Dover Mecklenburg

Foot Tabs and Foot-Mase Promise Quick Relief

Take a foot bath tonight dissolving Allen's Foot-Tabs to remove soreness tenderness and odors. They relieve burning sweating and inflamed feet plus nighttime nervousness. For daytime comfort use Allen's Foot-Mase septic powder in shoes. Samples mailed free or regular size 25e. Allen 8 Olmsted Le Kay, N.

Allen Olmsted le Kay

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