Caroline County Election Officials and Amendments
Two seats to House of Delegates for Caroline County with terms four years for County Treasurer two years for Sheriff and two years for County Surveyor plus an election on amendments to Maryland Constitution Sections 9 of Article 5 and 4 and 2 of Article 3. Polls open 8, close 6.
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Caroline
HUBERT IL. LEEDMAM
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Amendment aims to submit State Constitution changes to voters
The act proposes amending Section 9 of Article 5 to submit the amendment to qualified voters for adoption or rejection. It sets duties and salaries for the State's Attorney including a base salary not exceeding three thousand dollars and disqualification for extra fees, with Baltimore City's Attorney at forty five hundred dollars and powers to appoint deputies and assistants, all salaries paid from the office fees. The notice appears dated Orenton, Maryland, in March.
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Mermaid Frightens Normandy Town and Wins Artist’s Heart
A mermaid seen near the Normandy coast disrupts St. Luce, drawing journalists and locals to the rocks. Painter Miss Hatherfield and the narrating artist grow close after a rescue at sea, ending with the pair declaring belief in mermaids and romance, amid a town stirred by the spectacle.
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Fulgurites Form Glass Tubes From Lightning Strikes
Scientific note explains how lightning can melt sand to create fulgurites a glass sheath formed beneath the surface. These glass tubes vary from a quarter inch to three inches in diameter and can reach depths from a few inches to 30 feet. Sometimes unearthed and kept in laboratories for study.
Applause on trust, Brittany crowd twice proves Simon
Jules Simon recalls a Brittany candidate speech that drew a long ovation. Friends joke that most listeners did not understand French, and Simon admits the ovation was earned on trust. He calls it the greatest oratorical success of his life.
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Brittany
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Young Lover Faces Father Over Daughters Hand
In Pearson's Weekly a young suitor begs for his sweetheart from her stern father who initially objects. The youth insists he will marry the daughter, and the pair vow to win over the family and friends, ending with the father’s reluctant concession.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Ground Ice Formation Below Freezing Water Bodies
The passage describes ground ice forming when the entire water body cools below freezing and bottom substrates act as crystallization points. It may lie as the lowest layer or form beneath flowing water via eddies, especially on clear cold nights when the surface remains unfrozen.
Egyptian Embalming Methods and Costs Across Ranks
The Egyptians practiced varied embalming techniques differing mainly by expense. The most costly procedure for royalty reached about 1500 dollars, with other levels around 300 and smaller sums. Bodies were cleansed, aromatic essences inserted, cedar oil applied, salt or water absorbed, sometimes boiled in bitumen, and wrapped in scented cloths. The process lasted about a month aided by dry climate.
A Dog As King In Ethiopia History Tale
A historical account describes Ethiopians once electing a dog as their king. The animal was treated with ceremonial respect, surrounded by a large staff of officers and guards. Subjects interpreted the dog’s fawning as approval and its growl as disapproval of governance, and they acted accordingly.
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Ethiopia
Fallacy In Education Inspires Egg Science Lesson
A French girls high school visited by an inspector prompts varied guesses on soft boiling eggs. Respondents offer times from 20 minutes to 30 minutes to 15 minutes and five minutes, yet the girls understand the science behind it.
Youthful Speculator at Inn Stirs Stiffed Horse Trade
An old man dismounted, left his horse with a scantily clad urchin at a wayside inn. Returning, he finds a poverty stricken boy holding the horse and learns another lad speculated, bought the horse for a penny. The boy who traded for the horse earns a dime for candor. Detroit Free Press.
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