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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
8
The Federal Court in Oklahoma ruled the grandfather clause unconstitutional, affecting state and municipal voting rights. Maryland and Oklahoma lawyers plan joint appeals, while the case waits for the Supreme Court decision, delaying enforcement for at least two years.
The marmalade and preserved fruit trade forms a key UK industry with high domestic use and significant exports. Seville bitter oranges dominate, while imports to the United States reach about 2 million dollars yearly. London markets, Covent Garden trading and the London Fruit Exchange drive supply via public auctions. Corks are rarely used. jars are sealed with vegetable parchment for cleanliness and preservation.
A detailed, promotional list from The National Guard Magazine urging enlistment in the National Guard. It outlines benefits such as constitutional duty, military training, pay, health and discipline, mental and physical development, leadership skills, adventure, social and political advantages, and the prospect of commissions, with emphasis on national defense and patriotic duty.
Announcements from Annapolis license actions and school projects mingle with political races in Prince Georges County. Obituaries report Clinton Wilkes’s fatal car accident in Pinesburg and Dr. Robert Atkinson’s death. Other items note a gun incident in Drayden, a Knights Templar observance, and a Patriotic Order reunion in Allegany County. Advances in education and liquor policy frame the day’s notes.
At Foxville Mr. Albert Hanver and family rode to Mt. Moriah church in a surrey. On returning, they found a hen sitting on a nest under the seat with eggs. The hen was taken home and will be allowed to hatch.
A demonstration honoring Cardinal Gibbons for his dual jubilee as priest and cardinal will be held in the Fifth Army in Baltimore on June 6 from 4 to 6 PM. The date was set by a committee appointed by the Governor and ex-Mayor Mahool at yesterday’s meeting.
Professor Walter F. Wilcox of Cornell argues in 1910 that the United States will have no babies under five by 2020, possibly importing from France. He cites declining birth rates and rising deaths, urging state endowments for motherhood and a stricter marriage law to stabilize the family and reduce divorce.
Do not fear ghosts in swamps. Malaria germs in marshy areas cause ague chills fever and weakness and can lead to typhoid. Electric Bitters claims to destroy these germs in the blood. Testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama NC. 50 cents at Pearce's Pharmacy.
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