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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
10
Maryland Governor Ritchie indicates he will not convene an extra session despite pressure from party leaders. He plans to monitor state committee meetings and respond to developments as they arise.
A sarcastic sketch contrasts past poets praising love with modern writers chasing lucre, wealth, and social status. It notes poets abandoned heartache verses for money as luxury, stadiums, and upperclass amusements replace romance, and comments on licit beer and government controls in a dispersed, satirical tone.
The institution agreed to purchase stock valued at 1 190 800 with plans to hold the remainder in reserve. The move accompanies a broader plan to consolidate branches and reorganize the bank’s holdings as part of a statutory transition.
Daniel A Slaughter, president of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association, said he will call an executive meeting in a few days to consider recommending that the price of fresh milk not be raised until October. Fowler expressed confidence that the proposed raise would not take effect before that date.
A reader details four years of unreturned love in a small town. She faces daily reminders of the beloved while managing housework and limited activities. The letter asks for ways to cope and divert thoughts from heartbreak without losing faith.
The speaker counsels a young woman to crush out an unworthy love and focus on self improvement. Time heals wounds and there are many others who can care for her if she shifts her thoughts, develops cheer, and broadens her vision beyond the current trouble.
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