Wheat Harvest Hopes Rise as Prices Stagnate in the South
The Daily News notes farmers begin harvests with bountiful wheat while criticizing the seventy-cent price mark. It discusses Southern policy debates on holding sheriffs accountable for lynchings and a Louisiana judge’s oath requirement for grand jurors to indict participants. Maryland’s horticultural department earns praise as its staff move to federal roles. The anti-canteen debate is framed, arguing abolition improved discipline and that canteen opposition reflects broader moral concerns. The piece argues against miscasting canteen supporters and urges recognition of practical reforms to strengthen army and society.
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Controversy Over Servants and Political Leadership
A contemporary note laments servant wage demands and shorter hours, contrasting political leaders with bosses. It argues leaders serve the public good, while bosses hide in secrecy and blame others. Also, editorials discuss farming prospects on Maryland’s Eastern Shore and Baltimore’s stance on Western Maryland Railroad stock and city interests.
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Passing Bits From Old Newspapers
Humorous clippings reference quirky quotes from various papers. Dialogues involve Mrs Gaswell and the Czar of Russia with playful exchanges about Ozardines. Other snippets mention a drowning maiden, Sid Sproggs, a lawn mowing party, and a census joke about padding the census.
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Are we religious or just a Sunday golf fanfare
The Chicago Tribune asks if Americans are religious, noting that for many the question hinges on interference with golf on Sunday and other pleasures. It argues piety is judged by actions, not creeds, amid a broader social critique.
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Whatever Is, Beat and Grit unite in verse and salute
A mixed set of poetic excerpts and brief quotes. Ella Wheeler Wilcox on fate and light amid sorrow stresses that whatever is, is beat and that all things work for ultimate good. Robert Gerry urges grit as essential to gain and success. Rear Admiral Schley’s note to the Gloucester Naval Command emphasizes patriotism and the motto My country first.
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Two Doves Relieve Dyspepsia with August Flower
An old advertisement claims that digestion and liver complaints affect over seventy five percent of Americans. It touts August Flower as a cure with two doves solemnly promising relief. The pitch lists symptoms from sour stomach to heartburn and low spirits, urging readers to buy from Maia's Drug Store.
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Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Advertised Cure
A vintage ad claims Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets “cure” the cold and cough in one bar with no cure no pay. Sold for 25 cents per package under a No Cure No Pay offer.
Ridgeville and Bloomfield Notes In County Correspondence
Pee Creek county sections report social visits from Frank Dwyer, Lizala Dwyer, Charlie Hood, and others, plus harvest outlook and short grass. Local items note illnesses, visits to Elkridge Landing and Mt. Airy, school activities, and a sign language Lord’s Prayer recital. In Bloomfield, barley threshing, visits, minor injuries, preaching schedules, and a Children’s service praised. Creagerstown children visit Westminster relatives and Middletown guests are listed.
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Walkersville Commencement Draws Many Attendees
The commencement exercises at Walkersville on June 10 drew a large turnout from the area. The event featured reflections on local school progress and community pride.
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