Maryland Lawyer Urges Law Reform Beyond Precedent
The Maryland State Bar Association opening address at Queen City urged breaking away from precedents and using experience to amend old laws. Benjamin A. Richmond argued reforms should reflect modern conditions and enlightened ideas, criticizing slow legal change and overreliance on distant authorities.
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Leaders and Law Reform Call for Enlightened Justice
A fragmented reminiscence urges conservation of progress and bold reform. It calls leaders to break old barriers and advance new legal and judicial methods, using past experience and present insight to ensure fair and timely justice for all.
Pardon call and wage critique loom in state papers
Contemporary comment notes a pardon request for a Miller syndicate promoter who profited before and would likely do so again. It cites alarm over Fourth of July dynamite misuse and laments Maryland’s stubborn wage and education issues. It critiques teacher value against uneducated labor and rural schooling stability in Maryland.
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Miller Syndicate
Baltimore American
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Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness Pub Digressions and Dialogues
A string of humorous fragments and quotes from illustrated papers and columns. Dialogues feature Little Jim, Little Bob, Alan the poet, a judge, and others trading quips about memories, luck, wishes, pledges, and oddball requests. The piece blends bite sized scraps from various voices and local witticisms.
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Teach Your Boy to Swim and Stay Fit
A Chicago Tribune column urges teaching boys to swim for life saving and health. It extols swimming as top form of exercise affecting nearly every muscle, especially chest, boosting stamina and vitality for happiness and long life.
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Practical Politics and Honest Conduct in Public Life
From the Enporia Gazette an op ed argues politics rewards honesty and square dealing. It contrasts honest figures with “smooth” operators, urging young men to start at the bottom and be true before giving a public address, claiming practical politics rests on integrity.
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Moments With The Mouse And A Warping Tale
A fragmentary poem piece depicts Uncle Cordrum and a lament by a grieving speaker, with references to Darwin and a spring heart’s memory. It blends fanciful fables and elegiac verse as a grandmotherly narrator recalls a distant beloved. The text survives as a curio from a historic column with vintage diction and mixed themes.
Wood as a Profitable Crop in Timber Planting
An article argues timber trees on idle land yield high long term profits. Forest growth aids rainfall and climate, protects crops, and beautifies sites. Walnut and other hardwoods on hillsides or roadsides offer annualized returns, with 50 ft spacing and about 65 trees per acre yielding marketable lumber after twenty years.
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County Correspondence From Ridgeville News Notes
County letters report social visits in Baltimore and nearby towns, with residents returning from Middletown, Atlantic City, Perryman’s, and Laurel. Numerous engagements include Children’s Day services at M P church, harvest delays due to rain, and local visits involving the Norwood, Turnbull, Shawbaker, and Crockett families.
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Arthur Norwood
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Gaithersburg
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