We Must Save Democracy Now The Minute Men Call
The piece urges America to lead the Allied effort in World War I, praising steadfast Europe while warning that victory hinges on American action. It stresses unity, sacrifice, and swift, audacious plans, insisting delays risk democracy itself and calling on all to answer the hour with decisive commitment.
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America
France
Belgium
Russia
Austria
Rumania
Servain Peter
Britain
Seven Seas
Pathan
Anzak
Antwerp
Dardanelles
Europe
Maryland Flags and War Efforts Raise Civic Questions
A Washington dispatch notes Crowder plans to bring 9,000,000 men before local boards as mobilization of a second National Army increment is discussed. Baker seeks 287,416,000 for equipment to reach 2,300,000. Annapolis residents question the flag on the State House dome, while four aviation students seek letters from home. U S ships to exceed 1,600 vessels, and 32 army camps are active. Maryland contributes strong manpower, the Baltimore American says. Liberty motor headlines spur fantasies of faster planes.
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Crowder
Baker
Senate Appropriations Committee
Maryland
State House Dome
Annapolis
Capitol
Remarkable near miss at Mardella Springs Station
A noon Monday eastbound express on the Balti more Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway ran over a 2-year-old child on the tracks but did not kill her. Engineer Wallace halted the Flyer after noticing the child asleep on the ties and the crew retrieved Annie Kosh Kerry fully dressed from the scene.
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Mardella Springs
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
Ocean City
Wallace
Flyer
Layater H. Hall
Annie Kosh Kerry
Seaford
E. C. Ross’ Cannery
Greenbaum & Bros
War Department
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Ellis
Halstein
Joel Gutman & Co
Baltimore
Jour Nal
Denton
Weather Bureau
Protecting Maryland Streams From Pollution Campaign
The Conservation Commission, under extra session authority, launches a drive to stop stream pollution to boost food fish supplies. It partners with the State Board of Health to prevent dumping of untreated wastes. The effort aims to balance state rights with public benefit and livelihoods of watermen, favoring cooperation over coercion.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Conservation Commission
State Board of Health
Fall Season Sets In As Officials Predict A Rich Harvest
The article notes fall began at sunrise Sunday and will last until December 21 with Father Winter taking over. It highlights harvest days, harvest moon, Indian summer, Hallowe'en, and Thanksgiving as key features. Officials foresee a quiet autumn with no storms, while readers sense a bountiful season for hunters.
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Father Winter
Hallowe’en
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A local newspaper urges readers to subscribe to the Journal and gain access to all county news. The notice highlights ongoing reporting, community updates, and regional headlines available through the subscription.
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Journal
Street surfacing in Fed eralsburg to finish before winter
The main thoroughfare is expected to be surfaced before cold weather. Citizens anticipate improved street conditions this winter. Mr. Frank Wright cultivates 19 acres of turnips and recently sold 300 bushels at 45 cents per bushel. Tomatoes sold for 31 cents to $1.05 per basket this week.
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Federalsburg
Frank Wright
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