Vote for Goldsborough in Caroline County election
A Caroline County sequence urges voters to support Democratic candidate T Alan Goldsborough for Congress. The piece stresses local ties, warns against overconfidence, and calls for individual ballots to ensure a homegrown victory with Goldsborough, Davis, and Bryan.
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Congress
T. Alan Goldsborough
Caroline County
T. Alan
Mr. Goldsborough
Caroline
Goldsborough
Davis
Bryan
Editorial Notes on Voter Trends and the Silent Vote
Noting the last ten days of political developments, the piece argues that straw polls mislead, La Follette’s strength is hard to measure, and Davis benefits from voter switches. It cites a Washington club discussion where most changes favored Davis, and warns that the silent, uneasy electorate harms Coolidge as enthusiasm wanes.
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Democratic National Committee
Literary Digest
Taft
Hughes
Wilson
Coolidge
la Follette
Davis
Washington
LaFallette
Mr. Coolidge
Silence as the real cause of corruption charges
The piece argues that corruption and scandals are attributed to the Harding-Coolidge administration, not the Democratic candidate who denounces it. It claims Coolidge and the Republican administration must bear responsibility for the silence surrounding the issue and the alleged graft.
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Harding-Coolidge
Revival meetings and church activities at Thawley and Burrsville
A large crowd heard Mrs. Frank McCorkle sing and a Butler Hubbard duet. Thawley revival ends after three weeks with many conversions and a new Christian Endeavor Society of 30 members. Plans include a November 6 jubilee service and a Harvest Home at Burrsville, with Rev Geo Hooker leading revival prayers starting November 6. A watch night at Thawley Chapel capped by a year end program is set to surpass prior events.
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Frank McCorkle
Mary Butler
Ruth Hubbard
Thawley
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles Chance
God
Piney
Burrsville
Thawley Chapel
Cc. F.C
Maryland Game Seasons Open With Strict Limits and Prohibitions
The Game Division announces open seasons on wild waterfowl from November 1 to January 31 with a daily bag of 25 and no more than four persons per boat. Partridge quail and other species run November 16 to January 1 with specified bag limits. It is illegal to sell or purchase certain game, to kill Chinese ringnecked pheasants, or export most wild fowl from Maryland. Deer season is closed except in Allegany and Washington counties under strict conditions.
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Maryland
Allegany
Washington County
State health bureaus urge focus on chemical engineering issue
A problem in chemical and sanitary engineering highlighted recently by the Bureaus of Chemistry and Sanitary Engineering of the State Department of Health is examined. The notice emphasizes the need for expert analysis and possible public health measures.
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Chemical and Sanitary Engineering
Bureaus of Chemistry and of Sanitary Engineerin
State Department of Health
Dairy Waste Disposal Reduces Stream Nuisances
Studies by Lillian C Burroughs show that in areas lacking sewer systems, disposing of dairy wastes by carefully adjusting free acid to defined limits causes nearly complete removal of solids. The resulting water can be discharged without odors and the deposited solids can be burned or used as fertilizer.
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Lillian C. Burroughs
Bureau of Chemistry
Journal of Dairy Science
Invasion of Delaware by First Maryland Regiment 1862
J E Rastall recounts the 1862 Delaware incursion by the 1st Maryland Regiment Eastern Shore out of Salisbury. The unit halted at Delmar, disarmed disloyal locals, and moved to Dover to establish headquarters at the Capitol. They seized arms, detained prominent locals, faced angry crowds, and guarded prisoners through a cold, tense night in Wilmington and Dover.
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Cambridge Democrat and News
J. E. Rastall
Delaware
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Salisbury
Baltimore
Dover
Delmar
Co. B
Co. C
Capitol
New Castle
United States
Capitol Steps
Wilmington
Altimore
Misseng
Jean
Maryland Soldiers Muster Out For Desertion
The narrator recounts how, after a night raid, he found sleeping guards and sergeant, woke them, and escorted prisoners to the Baltimore slave pen. He did not report the men. The company that refused duty outside Maryland and others were ordered mustered out without honor, barring pensions under the War Department Act.
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Baltimore
Maryland
War Department
Portsmouth kin visit and Greensboro trip noted
Mrs Harry Moore and brother Dr Willis of Portsmouth Virginia visited Euston on Tuesday. Mr Howard Flowers was a Baltimore visitor on Wednesday. Mr S H Reynolds and Mr Herbert Slayton are out again. Mr Sydney Pinder spent Sunday in Greensboro.
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Harry Moore
Dr. Willis
Portsmouth
Euston
Howard Flowers
Baltimore
S. H. Reynolds
Herbert Slayton
Sydney Pinder
Greensboro
State convention of Maryland Delaware Sunday School Association to met
The annual State convention of the Maryland Delaware Sunday School Association will be held at Grace Lutheran Church in Westminster on Thursday and Friday November 6 and 7. The first session starts Thursday at 9 a m and the final session closes Friday at 4 p m.
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The
Maryland
Sheriff Sale Notice in Caroline County Maryland
A writ of fieri facias issued out of Caroline Circuit Court directs a sale at Denton Court House door. Robert R. Friend and Minnie V. Friend own a parcel in Caroline Fifth Election District, on a road between Federalsburg and Hynson, Lot description runs 210 feet along the road, 7100 feet north to Gabriel Friend line, then east to beginning, containing about one acre, conveyed to Friend by Enoch S. Clark et al in 1913. Sale date in 1921, 2 to 4 p.m., for cash to highest bidder.
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Caroline County
Harry M. Carroll
Hi. M. Carroll
Calvert C. Merriken
Robert R. Friend
Minnie V. Friend
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Federalsburg and
Hynson
Williamsburg
Gabriel Friend
Enoch S. Clark
Cuaruline County
Seizure Notice of Robert R. Friend and Minnie V. Friend
Lands and premises seized and levied to satisfy writ of fieri facias. Property of Robert R. Friend and Minnie V. Friend to be sold for cash to highest bidder on the specified date. Title papers and stamps at purchaser's expense. James Temple, Sheriff of Caroline County.
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Robert R. Friend
Minnie V. Friend
James Temple
Caroline County
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