The Daily News Opinion on Public Honesty and Government
The Daily News reflects on public honesty and corruption, contrasting newspaper voices on government ethics. It discusses congressional and senatorial conduct, exposes graft in taxpayer spending, and urges cautious judgment toward officials amid national and local scandals.
Honest men and the era of honesty in public affairs
Fragment from a broader editorial arguing that while vigilance is needed to keep bad men out of official life, even minor corruption is pursued and publicly condemned, making this an era of honesty and honestmen. The piece highlights the contrast between ideal standards and the persistence of corrupt influence.
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Contemporaries Comment on Regional Politics and Produce
Contemporaries in several papers lampoon federal scandals and regional disorders. The Maryland fruit outlook predicts a lean year with no Maryland peaches and weak harvests from Anne Arundel and the Eastern Shore, while officials face scrutiny over the Post Office, Agriculture, and the Government Printing Office.
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Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A quirky collection of humorous exchanges and witticisms from various papers. The dialogue touches on weather, procrastination, and observations on manners with playful captions and mock conversations among readers and commentators. The tone mirrors light, homey humor typical of late period humor columns.
Voices of the Press: Knockers Do Not Deter Panama Canal
A Wilkes-Barre Leader note mocks critics who doubt the Panama Canal and praises government backing. It argues construction will proceed despite detractors, citing Washington’s resolve and the canal’s strategic importance.
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Arion Tales of Debt and Wealth Compared
A compact excerpt contrasts modern Walter Boots with the author of Ivanhoe, noting the latter’s long financial struggles yet greater wealth than the Arizona mother with whisky, jage and gold bags, highlighting a clash of fortunes across eras.
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Moments With The Muse The Moon
A poem from the Atlanta Constitution celebrating the moon as muse. The speaker praises the moon’s radiant face and imagined blessings, then shifts to a lyric about singing to a beloved under dawn, dew, and future skies, with imagery of stars, bells, and love.
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County Correspondence From Towne and Buck Lodge
County notes list visits among Frederick Vermon t Thurmont and Poolesville residents with relatives in Barton Mottere Red Hill and Rockville. Local farmers thrash wheat and rye while others plan trips to Marion and Baltimore.
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Wymeneal and Hudson marry quietly at Blaa Mountain House
Walter G Hudson and Misa Joniota Baste wed in Washington DC at Blaa Mountain House on Monday evening. The ceremony was conducted by Ray Kendrick with two bridesmaids and a witness. couple travels to Hagerstown for a brief celebration. The bride is daughter of the late Jonathan Vante near Urbana. Reward offered for Catarrh cure claims follow unrelated advertisement content.
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Philadelphia Origins of the Savings Bank Movement in 1816
A Philadelphia Ledger report traces the birth of the savings bank idea to 1816 in Philadelphia, detailing deposits worldwide surpassing 10 billion dollars and Philadelphia’s pivotal role with the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society. It notes early founders, the December 2 1816 opening, chartering in Massachusetts, Baltimore, and the rise to about 1,400 institutions, plus notes on interest paid and services.
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Reach the Spot Kidney Pills Ad Highlight
A Frederick resident testifies that Dosas Kidney Pills eased chronic backache and rheumatism by acting on the kidneys. The ad cites relief from back pain and improved health after use, with Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole agents in the United States. It also includes a testimonial from Concord Ky. about skin ulcers and salve remedies.
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