Summer vacation boom boosts Atlantic City fortunes
The piece notes soaring summer travel in 36 hours 64,000 passengers to Atlantic City as Americans flock to resorts from coast to Europe. It highlights large hotel receipts, yacht expenditures, and real estate profits of fortunes made by a few, all amid a broad national push for leisure travel and its claimed beneficial effects.
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Warfield Leads Democratic Nomination Battle
Contemporary commentary notes Edwin Warfield holds a slim lead in the Democratic gubernatorial race while critiques of mob rule and political factions echo in editorials. References to rural free delivery rivals and the era’s political anxieties surface across Baltimore papers.
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Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collage of quips and jokes from several papers. The Philadelphia Press notes a remark about a balloon inflating with gas. The New Yorker parodies romance and jealousy with playful banter. The Chicago Daily News sketches a punning tale about a fisherman and a fish seller in a humorous exchange.
Hyattstown Triumphs In Dramatic Extra Inning Baseball
Hyattstown defeats Park Millie 18 to 11 in a see-saw game at Hyattstown after eighth inning tied 11 apiece. N Darrow led Hyattstown with a home run and multiple hits while M Burgee D Hershey pitched strongly. Key catches by D Bowman J Gardner and timely hitting by Dutrow and G Burgee powered the home team to the late win. Park Mille showed solid batting by Talbott and Bready’s strong effort on the mound.
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Looking for Trouble A Facet of Quarreling Characters
A satirical column describes the unhappy man who carries a mental whip and seeks trouble in daily life. It portrays quarrelsome men and equally troubled women, suggesting parents cure such habits with discipline, recounting a child who asks for a whipping and improves after receiving one.
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Moments With The Muse And When Lacy Goes To Church
A compact verse fragment laments unspoken love and sacred feeling the speaker cannot reveal. It contrasts confessional devotion with poetic restraint, then shifts to a humorous depiction of Lacy at church observing others, blending playful mischief with social commentary.
Election and social notes from Maryland news brief
Walter Hafington elected principal of Salisbury High School. Deaths reported for Thomas Tecksey Ward near Charlotts Hall and W Irving Calver formerly of Hagerstown in Denver. Court dissolves hospital injunction in Minneapolis. Margaret Erost sues Noah Ernat of Keadysville. Four judges nominated in Oakland. Fort Armistead abandoned. War Department action over Davison Chemical damages. First marriage in Annapolis Senate chamber unites Charles Puschell and Pearl E. Gray. Democrats convene in Prince Georges and Somerset counties. Warfield and Gorman endorsed for governor and president.
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Light arc placed on East Church to illuminate alley
An arc light has been placed on East Church opposite the entrance to the alley toward Market Space to provide additional lighting for the trees and to illuminate the alley.
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