The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-10-18

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New Yorl's night court seems a
reasonable institution, observes the
Washington Star. Crime works TWEEN
ty-four hours day. y
The worse disappointment that
comes to a woman, maintains the
Florida Times Union, is to have a
man fail to disappoint her when she
expected him to.
Nine Opponents from Braddock,
Pa, in one week indicates to the
Pittsburg Dispatch hyperesthesia Of
sentiment in that village.
Gle is subject to spontaneous COM
bustion," said Virginia judge of
Governor.
Governor Woodruff, of Connecticut,
insists that the average of1ceholder
thinks only of the good of the great
est number, and that if asked what is
the greatest number, will reply, num-
Der one.
A woman writer boldly discusses
woman and Their Backs" If she
would compile all that is said behind
them, argues the Washington Post, it
Io ioI,t int
reading.
The Louisville Herald notes that:
Automobiles are being sold in Bor-
neo. The wild man viii be right in
his element as a chauffeur.
The bulls and bears are thoroughly
trained to the tricks of panic. They
work in unison up or down, declares
the Birmingham Age-Herald.
The diamond reef in Pike county,
Ark, may be the real thing" pro-
poses the New York Sun, but the to-
mato crop in little Delaware looks
like better collateral. Three million
dollars in tomatoes makes brave
show.
theatrical agent estimates that
1000 actors "summered" in Chicago.
How many good hotel walters and
chambermaids and splendid farm
hands. suggests the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, have been spoiled in the making
of impossible actors and actresses.
English chemists who analysed
popular pill report that it contained
nothing but sugar. 1t was case OF
false pretenses; but who can decide
demands the St. Louis Globe-Demo
crat, what should go into pill if the
prescriber thinks the Imagination
chiefly needs treatment?
No one has ever seen the sun. Tr-J
is not an epigrammatic pleasantly,
says the Pail Mall Gazette, but the
cherries, scientific truth. A series
of concentric shells envelopes
nucleus of which we know absolute.
ly nothing, except that it must be al
most infinitely hotter than the fer
to more than nine-tenths of the total
solar mass That nucleus is the real
sun, forever hidden from us.
Archbishop Glennon, of Milwaukee,
has strongly expressed his disap,
proval of the raising of money for the
erection of churches by giving ice
cream suppers and dancing parties.
He declares that church buildings and
maintenance was duty that should
be met by the parishioners in accord
ance with the dignity of the respon
sibility.
Out in Tacoma, Wash, the bill
board nuisance is being combated by a
society whose method is both simple
and effective. The society writes to
each advertiser using billboards, ask
ing him to use other methods OF pub.
licity. Should the recipient of such
a letter ignore the request, his life is
made miserable, asserts the New
York Tribune, by a flood OF CORE.
spondence from the members of the
society; and the flood does not cease
until the petition has been respected.
1t must be admitted that the inter
nal combustion engine has made enor.
nous strides, and now completes with
steam in many directions, insists. the
New Orleans Picayune; Whether it
will ultimately displace steam alto
gether is difficult matter, to deter
mine At the present time it does
not appear that steam is in serious
hanger.
The unsuccessful authors of song
poems" are complaining against the