Salisbury Hosts State Agricultural Convention Program
Salisbury on the Eastern Shore prepares for a major Maryland State Agricultural Convention with sub divisions including Horticultural Society Crop Improvement Vegetable Growers Dairymen Bee Keepers and Sheep Growers. Governor Ritchie and other leaders are slated to speak while tours visit nurseries homestead farms and the Atlantic coast.
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Salisbury
The
Horticultural Society
Crop Improvement Association
Vegetable Growers <Association
Dairymen’s Association
Bee Keepers Association
Sheep Growers Association
State Capitol
Claiborne
Elkton
Rock Hall Ferry
Baltimore
W. F. Allen
Harrison
United States
Senator Jackson
Atlantic Ocean
Ritchie
E. T. Meredith
H. E. Jackson
Washington, D. C
Gray Sliver
American Farm Bureau Federation
T. C. Atkinson
Washington
National Grange
Charles Lyman
National Board of Farm Organizations
Baltimore, Chesapeake &Atlantic Railway Company
Maryland
Segovia Spain Once Thrives Yet Lies Quiet in Ruins
Segovia, a historic Spanish city perched on a rocky ridge, echoes Roman roots and a once thriving aqueduct. Now deserted churches line narrow streets as Moorish and Christian legacies fade, reopening briefly each week when peasants visit for worship before nightfall.
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Segovia
Spain
Europe
Darrow
Guadarrama
Segovin
Segoviaa3
World's Smallest Newspapers and Deaf Mutes' Journal
A description of tiny New York publications notes the World's Smallest Newspaper measuring five by six inches with brief items. It also mentions The Deaf Mutes' Journal produced by staff from a deaf and dumb school, a four page real newspaper in size.
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Gun
New York City
Deaf Mutes’ Journal
Senator John Walter Smith’s Record of Usefulness and Service
A former private secretary writes a comprehensive advocacy piece praising Senator Smith. It catalogs his work in education with the Free School Book bill, police and public health reforms, battlefield war measures, and support for veterans and naval affairs. It notes his roles on the District Committee, Appropriations, Naval Affairs, and achievements in Maryland funding, public works, and infrastructure from Baltimore harbor to Washington streets.
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John Walter Smith
Senator Smith
Worcester County
Smith
Police Department of
Baltimore
Oyster Navy
House of Correction
Hense
Court of Appeals
Fifth Regiment Armory
Springfeld Hospital
Maryland
Sabilaaville
Samuel M. Shoemaker
Redmond C. Stewart
Walter W. Crosby
Baltimore County
Wilson
Benazior Lodge
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Army
League of Nations
Senate
Naval Affairs
Wishore
Naval Academy
Navy and
District of Columbia
Washington
Smitth
Hugh H. Young
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Board of Trade
Fort McHenry
Baltimore City
Memorial
Francis Scott Key
York Spit
Cambridge
Salisbury
Indian Head
UU. S. Naval Acadenmy
Baltimore Harbor
U 8. A
Crisfield Warriol
Elk River
Rock Hall
Eastern Bay
Clasborne
Wiecomtco River
War Department
Curtis Gay
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Daniels
Iridian Head Proving Grounds
James Buchanan
Harriet Lane Johnston
Senator Lodge
Buchanan
South
Montgomery
Prince George's
Washington, D. C
Istrict
Columbia
Bareasiro
Anacostia River
Anacostia Park
Prince George’s County
Nogue
Princa Neorge’s
Maryland Line
Bladensburg
Bowen Road
Ridge Road
Sherman
First American Constitution Born From Dissatisfaction in Massachusetts
The article traces the emergence of what is called the First American Constitution from dissidents leaving Massachusetts for new settlements like Newton Watertown and Derchester later renamed Mortford Wethersfield and Windsor. It notes the formation of a general court and two annual assemblies, creating the foundational democratic governance in early America.
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Massachusetts
Fengeh
Newton
Watertown
Derchester
Mortford
Wethersfield
Windsor
Hartfant
America
Key to Ancient History and Greek Papyri Roles
Greek papyri reveal everyday life and popular psychology in antiquity. They show religious practices, hymns, and mystery cults while illuminating early Christianity and monasticism in Egypt. Papyri reflect decaying empire, education, language, and cross influences between Christian and pagan attitudes.
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Egypt
Famous House Still Stands Beacon Hill's First Beacon
The first house of the Beacon Hill area in Boston, built in 1737 by Thomas Hancock, uncle of a Revolutionary figure, stood as a grand stone mansion with orchards and a famed bird's eye maple furnishings room. French officers and troops dined daily, and a breakfast hosted by Hancock impressed officers. A notable incident had servants feeding cows pastured on the common to accommodate a crowd. The mansion remains a celebrated architectural piece.
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Thomas Hancock
Beacon Hill
Boston
Beacon IV
Boxton
Inneoek
Madam Peancock
Reepair
Colors Save the Eggs in Protective Coloration
The American Forestry Magazine notes that egg coloration follows nesting habits. White eggs appear in hole nesters like owls and woodpeckers, while bright greenish blue eggs suit concealed nests in dense vegetation. Speckled eggs aid ground nesters such as sparrows by blending with grass nests.
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American Forestry Magazine
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Denton Journal
Roward Melvin
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
State Agricultural Convention
NewsPapr
Samuel K. Dennis
C M. Taylor
Treas
F. O. B. Kenosha
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Easton
Chas. H. Dean
Queen Anne
Bowdle & Andrews
Federalsburg
Sloan’s
Sloan
J. Fred Emerson
Dentist Brown
Hotel
Rennert
Short & Company
Russia
Nelson Shoe CO
Walter J. Satterfield
Lexington St
Journal
C. Leslie Walls
Cole
Hunt
Newspaper Ralatyt
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