The Daily News and The Weekly News Introductory Notice
The Daily News Independent paper published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Prediricer Maryland. Tnos Surey Vice President C. S Howard Secretary Manager The Weekly News will be received by carriers subscribers in the United States for 100 per year in advance with inducements to club cash for subscription as may invariably occur.
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Daily News
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Marriage reform and divorce laws discussed in the era
Editorial commentary urges stricter marriage prerequisites to curb hasty divorces. It argues reform, broader education on marriage, and social attitudes as essential to solving the rising divorce problem.
Odd Editorial Quips and War Material Reports
A scrambled selection quotes remarks from Washington Berald and Oxcaha Bee on poison ivy cures and Kentuckians tending plants. Washington Star notes record hot and cold days. Buffalo Courier mentions large shipments of war materials to the Philippines and Casanaver neers bringing valuables from there.
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Philippines
Casa Naver
Buffalo Courier
Georgia Prohibition Law Faces Public Opinion Test
The piece discusses whether Georgia's new prohibition law, to take effect after year end, will curb alcohol. It notes prior failures in other states, cites Georgia House sentiment of 100 in 178, and mentions trolley express service debates and New York divorce reform via Cobb bill requiring five day license notice.
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Gorgias
Lquor
Georg’s
Haquor
Georgia
The
Washington Herald
New York
Hughes Kea
Herald
Whimsical Misreadings From Old Papers Collide
A collage of garbled lines echoes misread OCR from vintage clips. The text weaves names like Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington with odd dialogues about meals, jokes, and dramatic flair.
Mississippi Primary Reflections From The Star
The Mississippi Democratic primary discussion frames Williams as likely winner with a narrow lead, while Wardman gains followership across the state. The piece notes strong voter interest, lively campaigning, and questions about future Senate prospects for Wardman and the national impact for Bryan.
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Orsta
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Bryan
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Williams cannot yet wield Senate power as hoped
The passage notes that Mr Williams, despite supporters’ wishes, will not become the controlling figure in the Senate for the time being. It reflects limited immediate influence and ongoing political constraints surrounding his position and influence.
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Willams
Senate
Bells of Old St John’s Echo in Quiet City
Poem recalls the bells of Old St John’s resonating through green city walls. The verse contrasts sacred chimes with Mammon’s noise, noting the bells’ silver music guiding distant dreams and prayers as day fades and night falls.
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Sumer
John’s
Osim Scoluston
Apanding
Eopeel
Breeding Fast Horses and Breeding Myths in Racing
An article discusses breeding racehorses, arguing superior bloodlines matter but humble breeders have produced many champions. It cites Lady Suffolk and lines from modest backgrounds, asserting high-quality blood is essential and a well-bred mare can yield top offspring when matched with a premier stallion. The piece reflects on practical breeding insight and cautions against overreliance on wealth or fashion.
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Eaya Jacgop
F. Babacek
Solfort
Bhava
Suffolk
Lajust Ag Mabie
School Commissioners Appoint Teachers and Award Scholarships
The Board of County School Commissioners met yesterday approving assistant teachers for multiple schools, confirming principal contracts, and awarding scholarships to students at Western Maryland Colleges Annapolis St John’s College and others. The annual book and disbursement totals were reported with a cash balance and outstanding repair debts.
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Szbillanville
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Woodaboro
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Geertrude Boteler
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Peat
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Friendship
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Utica
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Pigaeant Hill
B F. Wildebrand
Woron
Ers Harshman
Springfield
Margaret Morrison
Tismaville
Horsl
Grean Oak
Gastga W Ozell
Harrisville
Elizabath Hood
Drosenburg
Hattie Ball
Bartholow’s
Edus Rhodarlok
Fountain
Eliza Les
Central
Clara V. Jones
Western Maryland
Calvin Hines
Landaz
Mary DeLashmuts
Buckeystown
St. John’s College
Annapoli
William & Hanver
Myereville
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
J Wr. Firor
Tourmont
State Normal School
Baltimore
M. Irene Anders
Sibillasville
Edlonte Cooksly
Middletown
Shu
Arseas
Death notices for infants and elderly performer in local burial
Tan WORK OF DEATH. AN INFAST, Barry Meredith Brown, adopted son of Mr. and Bro. 0.0 Brown, died yesterday afternoon at his home on West Patrick street of indigestion aged 0 months. The Zanersl took place this afternoon at 4 oclock. Services were held at the house conducted by Rev. Fs. W. Kaus, and interment was made in 8 Jahn's cemetery. O. O. Oarty was the insural director. RACHAEL MURDOCK Rachael Murdos, aged 96 years, died at her house in Urbans Sunday evening of general debility. Funeral took place Tuesday 262 30 o'clock at Ebena ger church. Berrios was conducted by Ray. Carroll. The pallbearers were Haneasl Belland, Lloyd Thompson, Saph Thompson, Atbert Kets, Andraw Wade, Stave Rowla. George W. Petara was the funeral director. Interment was made in cemetery adjoining church.
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Brown
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Houss
Fs. W. Kaus
Jahn’s
O. O. Oarty
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Berrios
Ray
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SHOWMAN Weds CRASE IN Baltimore Church Ceremony
Miss Sereh C Crase daughter of Mrs Amnis R Cruse and the late Joseph A Cruse of Baltimore wed Mr Hamilton B Showman Jr son of Mr and Mrs HB Showmes formerly of this city yesterday at the First Baptist church pastor Rev Curtis Lee Lane officiating. The couple will reside at 1900 Fulton Avenue after a northern honeymoon.
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Amnis R Cruse
Joseph A. Cruse
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HB Showmes
Clty
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Snowman
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Mary Elizabeth Davia
Feagavilie
Ehaharoh
John Paul Tyler
Regular church services announced in Utica and Charleaville
The Lith instant service at 1015 p.m. will be held at Peul's church in Utica followed by Zion Reformed church in Charleaville at 215 p.m. both conducted by Rev. M. Henon of the Reformed church.
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Utica
Zion Reformed Church
Charleaville
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