Maryland General Assembly Budget Amendment Act 1916
Maryland voters may approve an amendment to Section 62 of Article III to regulate General Assembly appropriations. The plan requires two budgets per fiscal year one for government and one for general appropriations with detailed revenue and expenditure projections, timelines, and governance by the Governor and Legislature.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Mares
Legislative Department
Maryata
General Assembly
Wos- Ludget
Gov
Ner Quay
Generale Assembly
Taw
Genes Assembly
United States
General
Seccoml
Snes
Stube Voners
Tocal
Emerson C. Hattington
Bey
Baltimore
Sahbo
Matalin
Addapolis
Emerson
Larrington
Thomlas W.) Simmons
Hochschild Kohn & Company Hochschild Kohn & Company THE
A brief listing item references the Hochschild Kohn & Company firm in an archival card style entry. The OCR text presents the company name repeated with minimal surrounding context for cataloging.
New Deal Farm Legislation and Labor Shifts
An overview of Wilson era policies aiding farmers including Rural Credits, the Federal Reserve Act, Good Roads, grain standards, and improved marketing. It cites creation of employment offices, wartime warehouse financing, marketing cooperatives, and extension of agricultural agencies to connect farmers with labor, credit, and markets. The piece highlights economic relief measures and the push for modernization of rural infrastructure and standards.
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FRANK G@ ODILE
Nebraska Farm Magazine
Secretery Wilson
Department of Labor
United States Employment Service
Wilson
Whianietee Valley
Oregon
Oresen Wtourimd
Portland
Porthuw
Witsot
Federab Reserve
United States
Federalb
GHAIN
Sen
Sarsash
Verb Culture
Treasury Department
Tno
South and West Board
Mirkets
Rotal Organization Service
Department of Agriculture
Progressite Farmer Quote Reveals Value of Land Over Labor
A farmer in a Wide Awake era tale notes the land is poor when bought yet expresses a harsh self‑reflection about the true worth. The exchange captures rural wit, irony, and the era’s vernacular as the farmer proclaims the man contains more value than the land itself.
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Cours
Question of Interest Press Feud Over Party Interest
Text appears to quote a New York Times article debating party rhetoric and identification of Republican and Democrat roles. It mentions entities like New York Times, party interest, and percentages 8 to 12 per cent. The fragmentary material covers a dialogue on politeness and allegiance with unclear context.
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Repubiican
Eight Hour Day Proposal Averted Railroad Strike
President Wilson details actions to avert a rail labor dispute by proposing Congress authorize a commission to study the eight hour day. He notes prior conferences with railroad executives and employee representatives, urging an eight hour day as fair and productive. Congress enacted the plan after both sides rejected compromise.
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Pomade Noseds
Ft. Duc
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
New Jersey
Shadow Lain
Kong Brunch
M. d
Robins declines to meet Mrs Funk in debate
Raymond Robins, chair of the recent Progressive national convention in Chicago, declines Mrs Antoinette Funk’s challenge to debate on why Progressive voters should back Charles Evans Hughes as President. Funk, a Chicago lawyer, leads Progressive committees allied with the Democratic campaign. she cites service and party shifts since 1912.
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Robins
Mrs. Funk
Raymond Robins
Progressive National Conventiolle
Chicago
Antoinette Funk
Fambie Debmte
Charles BE
Lughes
Wiser
Dell
Mr. Robins
Younk
Roosevelt
HobiIns
Fonk
Progressives
Ure Democraile National
Stebings
Pnidle Service
Wilson
Hughes
Funk
Progressive Party
New England
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Robbs
David Lubin backs Wilson reelection in cross party appeal
David Lubin, founder of the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome, joins prominent Republicans in advocating President Wilson’s reelection. He argues America lags Europe in business methods and criticizes Republican influence, praising Wilson as practical and idealistic. He notes his farm and rural credit work shaped his view.
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David Lubin
International Insitute of Agriculture
America
Wison
Thomas A. Wison
Luther Burbank
Henry Ford
Avid Luble
California
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Istituton
American Chamber of Commerce
Armetican Banufiecturer
Rural Credit
Europe
Wisen
Haly
Lubin
Wilson
United States
Ls Farm
Rtattie
Juubin Sul
Res
Becaue
Republican Party
Ife
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Superstitions of Royalty Across Unlucky Thursdays
The article notes Caesar, Napoleon, Bismaarek and others held superstitions about luck and Dunhicky days. It claims Thursday was an unlucky day for Henry VIII, his son Edward, and daughters Mary and Elizabeth, and puzzles at their deaths occurring on that day.
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Caesar
Napoleon
Bismaarek
Henry VIII
Edward
Mary
Eteabeth
Vanity and commerce spark in a philosophic exchange
A brief dialogue shows a philosopher and a sage debating vanity. They joke that vanity fuels drugstore commerce through completion contraptions, underscoring how self-regard influences local business dynamics.
Unclear text from a fragmented lecture note
A garbled excerpt appears to describe a meeting and a lecturer in a town setting. The readable parts mention a chairman and attempts to explain a topic, but the rest is indiscernible. No coherent event or names are extractable.
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Sina
Puck
Question Puzzle: Husband’s Money Allocation Quip
A reader quips about marital money handling in a lighthearted letter, noting the husband’s spending reflects a misplaced trust and the wife’s view of inheritance or control, framed as a brief, witty snippet from a newspaper page.
Original Home of Welahmen and Welsh Ancestors
The piece notes Jutland as the probable original home of Kymrie ancestors and early Saxon invaders, with a timeline of Danish transformation. It references ethnologists calling the Cymry Welsh and cites a Westminster Gazette quotation praising Denmark’s reclamation of dunes and marshes into a prosperous pastoral region.
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Jutthind
Germany
Jutland
Schleswheldstein
Europe
Wesminster Gazette
Bee Stomachs Distinct for Honey and Digestion
The text explains that bees have two separate stomachs. One stores honey, compacting it until ready to yield. The other stomach digests food. When back at the hive, honey is expelled by contracting the stomach muscles. Bee food varies, mainly composed of the honey it creates for others.
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Nakes
Olbera
Olneys Defense of Wilson Foreign Policy Critique of Hughes
Richard Olney former attorney general and secretary of state under Cleveland lauds President Wilson for avoiding war and following international law. He condemns Hughes as political and warns voters against turning policies over to Hughes and allied interests.
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Richard Olney
Cleveland
Wilson
Olney
New York World
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Change With that Yeara How the same word gains new meaning
From a New York Post adaptation of Paris Figaro lines, the piece tracks how terms shift meaning for men as life stages advance. It contrasts youth and later years with quips on life, time, poetry, and gear, noting altered focuses from impulse to restraint.
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New York Post
Paris Figaro
Ifty
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Daniel M. Gooden
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