Denton Journal Front Page November 14 1908
The Denton Journal Page by Howard Melviteen and publishers H Johnson Melvin and Johnson, published Saturday morning November 14 1908. The snippet presents masthead details, date, and publisher credits for the issue.
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Howard Melviteen
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Democratic Party Sees Broad National Campaign Ahead
The article argues the Democratic Party will field strong nationally after recent losses, stressing its ongoing mission to strengthen institutions and pursue reform. It notes Maryland’s victory on the Eastern Shore, Caroline County gains, and calls for continued party unity, youth support, and loyalty as the path to future wins. It also mentions electoral college details, parcels post debates, and regional political forecasts.
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Democratic Party
Maryland
General Assembly
Democracy
Caroline County
Caroline
Commonwealth
Roosevelt Defends Taft Faith as Private Matter
President Roosevelt rebukes calls for Taft to disclose his religious beliefs, calling it private between Taft and his Maker and warning public exposure would politicize religion. The article notes opposition from ministers and references the Country Life Commission meeting at Maryland Agricultural College to study rural life improvements and curb urban migration. It also reports the death of former Senator Carmack in Nashville after a satire linked to a primary contest. Finally it mentions uncertainty over Mary electoral votes after a busy political period.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Taft
Country Life Commission
Maryland Agricultural College
United States
Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Doan's Kidney Pills End Long-Standing Ailments
S. O. Hipkins of Havre de Grace Maryland praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing a year long kidney trouble with back pains and weakness. He reports complete relief after a few weeks of use and warns others not to use any other brand. Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Donn's.
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Doan
S. O. Hipkins
Ving
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Havre de Grace
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
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New York
United States
Donn’s
Wanted at Once for Farm Work in Preston Maryland
A good married man with a small family is sought to work on a farm. Position offers shares of the work or wages for the year. House, team, and firewood provided. Apply to G. E. Riece, Preston, Md. October 31, 1881.
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N Y
Vall
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Orphans’ Court
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William M. Outten
Margaret WY. Outten
George F. Noble
G. E. Riece
Preston
Lizzie Rickards
Tate
Wesley W. Rickards
Lizzie W. Rickards
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