Baltimore appeals court chief judge prospect hintedby poem
Secessary Caniisce notes weather delays in spring poetry crops. The Baltimore American favors Associate Judge McSherry to succeed Judge Alvey as Chief Judge of the Appeals Court, praising his legal acumen and character.
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Baltimore
Passing Opinions on Topics and Circuits of the Day
A jumble of observations on current events and public life notes a cyclone, Tammany politics, trusts, amusements, a marriage rumor, and evolving legislative procedures. It suggests commentary on social cruelties and public spectacles, with local gossip and political whimsy threaded through a long Kentucky legislature remark.
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Perpetual Motion and Pod Dismake Return to Georgia Notes
Public opinion pieces reference Emaly Excerpts and news columnists from the Democrat and Chronicle. Pod Dismake returns from five weeks in Washington, saying he walked in his yard and felt refreshed, explaining the dirt and ground felt familiar after sightseeing in the capital.
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Firemen, carp ponds, and stage stars in a county note
Sums of local events span a wide range from a firemen's demonstration expected to raise about $20,000 for Frederick to carp breeding at Charles Ramsburg's ponds near Lewis Town. Other items praise bicycles, fencing, and a Brunswick stage appearance by C. P. Smith, plus a Philharmonic concert with Miss E Tyler's singing receiving praise.
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The Lily and the Rose and a Silent Spring
An eclectic mix of verse and prose essays contrasts spring cleansing with fragile life. It recalls a Lily speaking to a Rose about brightness and purity, hints at an ephemeral era of poetry, and then shifts to medical notices praising Paine’s Celery Compound as a spring tonic, with testimonials from Mrs. Stabley, Emma Berner, Lizzie Shaffer, and others.
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