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international exposition at Rio de ia
metro, Brazil. Rough estimates, based
on the attendance at the various
places, Indicates that department find
ings were communicated to nearly s.
100000 persons in this country.
Where Exhibits Were Made.
OF the 101 exhibits made, were at
expositions Of international scope, 1 at
Chicago, l at Portland. Ore, and the
other in Brazil; % were at state fairs
or shows Of similar nature; IL at In
terstate fairs; % at regional fairs; 5
were presented during farmers weeks
az agricultural colleges; l at a nation
al show in st. Paul, and 30 Of the meet
ings are classified as miscellaneous.
They were held. in 43 states. the Dis
trlct Of Columbia and ] foreign coun-
try.
Along with the Improvement In the
fafH ~ M
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stralning improves the appearance
Of the milk but does not Improve tbe
keeping qualities. II the strainips
cloth is not clean it is often worse
than none. A metal strainer is easily
cleaned and sterllzed.
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Cucumber wilt is responsible for the
death of the young cucumber vines and
this disease is spread by the striped
cucumber beetle. The control Of The
beetle will aid materially in getting
rid Of the wilt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Allce-As people grow old like to
see them still keep up with the fash
ions.
Agnes-Yes. we never grow too old
to acquire the latest wrinkle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Water and milk are the most com.
lnon spreaders of disease. The health
OF the attendant should always he
watched and this viii prevent the
spread Of disease through the milk by
the tarelessness of the attendants
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

To make the day pleasant, study
what You say; and don't study what
others say--too much.
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married man says he objects to
ing his wife spending money be-
Use she invariably spends 1t.
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Instead Of selling the product rs
seconds" a hosiery mill in Chatta-
nocga has distributed nearly 5000
pairs of slightly defective hose among
the poor of that city.
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.e.e.ssl-vrarnrllnrl

Cool buildings for hogs, cattle
horses and poultry during sultry sum.
mer weather has been a problem that
has increased as the number Of win
dows used has multiplied. Ordinarily.
the windows in a hog house act as q
smtrap when the thermometer is reg
istering 90 degrees in the shade, maxi
ing bakeoven out of the place. Such
heat fries the weight out of hogs.
To have plenty of sunshine in the
hog house in the winter. spring and
fail forces the use of a large amount
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Grapes and apples should be sprayed
with bordeaux mixture every two or
three weeks for the control Of diseases
which attack them and cause the fruit
70 rot.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

that's all right, mother,s said
c; yesterday l didn't like my
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31
Keen the World Alive.

The strange things which are done
in the world (which are some mil
lions daily are just what keep the
world alive-Kingsley.
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lille had been a naughty boy and
4 rising in the morning his mother
Now, Billie, you were bad
yesterday and l hope YOU will be
er today. Yesterday nobody liked
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The block of granite which was an
obstacle in the path of the weak, be-
comes stepping stone in the way of
the strong-Carlyle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Yesterday is dead-forget It; to-
morrow doesn't cxist-don't worry
today Is here-use It'll
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Some men exert themselves more in
trying to borrow a dollar than 10 try
ing to earn one.
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FOR how long do you guarantee this
watchf"
at depends" replied the jeweler,
''on whether you live in a daylight
saving neighborhood and have to wear
1t out resetting It,"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Every man has grievance and he
will tell you all about 1t on the least
provocatlon.
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Divorce report-"Mrs. Snyder told
the court that her husband hit her In
the bakery and broke her gas range"
Boston Transcript.
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Hey-"Barnes was struck by nm au-
tomobile yesterday" Dey-"When did
his. accident Insurance policy explreY'
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Ior after that l had
pains and aches all
the time and was 50
discouraged. | could
hardly do my own
Homework, and I
couldnot carry a bas-
ketof groceries from
the store nor walk
even four or five
squares without get
ting terrible pains in
my back and abdo-
men and lower1imha
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Holdup Man-say, listen, 1 want to
tell you somethinl
Fictim-Shootl
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The only thing we do not know is
how to be ignorant of that which we
cannot Rousseau.
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PA, what is rare Judgment"
"Any Mt all."-From Life.
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on that day carload of scrub slres
will be shipped out. In October, ae-
cordlng to plans, all the pure bred
sires recently placed on farms in the
region are to be shown at q county
fair.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

The tones of human voices are
mightier than strings or brass to move
the soul.-Klopstock
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If the best mans faults were written
on his forehead, he would draw his
hat over his eyes.-Gray.
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The great fact Is that life is a serv-
ice. The only question is, whom Will
we serve?-Faber.
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upld would have a snap if things
e so arranged that all the moon
t came In the summertime.
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Women enjoy wearing tight clothes
because 1t makes them feel so good
when they take them or.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Roadssto happiness and to misery
frequently run parallel.
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Thomas Norman.
Eighth District Judges-C. Albert
| Bowling, John L. Gray, Geo. S. Dent,
Harry r. Bowling, Clerks-J, Milton
Bean, l. Gardiner Edelen.
Ninth District - Judges - Denton
Higgs, Levin Canter, Thomas N. John
son, j. Ollie Quade. Clerks-Jesse
W. Herbert, T. Spencer Turner.
Tenth District -Judges-L. South
gate Hyde, w. W. Milstead, Thomas
III. Rowe, George E. Medley. Clerks
Allie J. Twiford, E. E. Greed.
G. II. STONESTREET. Pres.
J. MORTIMER HILL,
j. FRANK MEDLEY.
Board OF Supervisors of Elections for
Charles County, Nd.
LOUIS M. HYDE, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

The scarcity of coal since the French
invasion of the Ruhr valley has set
the Germans to thinking Of ways to
use the force of the tides for power.
The chief difficulty seems to be that
the north coast of Germany is very
fiat and consequently that the avail
able head of water is too low for prac-
teal use.-Scientlfic American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Nd ham had been en-
shared by the
nesh and had resorted to human wis.
dom and schemes to fulfil the promise
Of God. God permitted him to live by
bis own plans and devices until he
longed for some divine word more than
for the very breath of life. This is
the word that came to him: 81 am FL
Shaddai."
!. A New Name for ood.-It is very
difficult for us upon whom the sun Of
all the divine perfection shines. who
possess the perfected revelation, to
comprehend the slow and difficult
process by which God became known
to men To the generations Of Adam
and Noah, He was known as EIohim,
the creator and preserver Of life. II
required millenniums TO find a few
men who believed In personal God.
trnnscendlng every form and fashion
OF creation and possessing infinite
wisdom, power and goodness. Not un-
I'll Abraham obeyed the call Of such n
God, and. followed it through strange
and difficult circumstances, did God
md a man who was prepared to under
stand fuller revelation. When the
magnanimity of the patriarchal chnr-
acter was manifested after the battle
OF the kings by Abraham's refusal to
accept gifts from the king Of Sodom,
God revealed Himself to Abraham
bearing a new name. 81 am El Elyon,
possessor of heaven and earth" Then
when the patriarch was ready for a
further disclosure Of the divine char
acter, this time through penitence and
contrition, came this, Il am El Shad-
dai, the God who Is enough"
You will notice that both of these
names for God are compounds Of the
original name Elah. the singular of
Elohim. This new name by which God
was to be known was both a rebuke
and. an encouragement. The man of
faith who stepped aside from trusting
God to fulfill the sacred covenant Of
teshy devices needed rebuke. Infinite
love must chasten sin. II was an en-
couragement-for the many-breasted
God can supply every need. Not one
word Of all He had promised shall
fail. To know God as Ell Shaddni is
to catch the spirit Of the Panamn
builders, as some one expressed II
Got any mountains TINT cannot ba
tunneled, any rivers that cannot be
crossed? We specialize IN the impos-
sible.' This is the battle cry Of the
man who has heard the infinite whIs-
per in his soul, 81 am Ell Shaddai.n
"All things are possible to him that
believeth.'
:,
- view "eeess''y 'or -Anraham--
BE perfect" Impossible, yes. for
weak vacillatlng mortal, but not for a
man who knows Ell Shaddai. Here Is
sufiiciency. 1t Is challenging impera-
live Dared Abraham respond in the
venture of faith. or did he weaken
through doubt and hesitate In fear7
Did he really believe God is Almighty?
lie perfect| If he had cried, Il can
not ne would have made provision
lor the mesh he would have made an
apology Tor weakness; he would have
nuhg baek to God the denial of His
power TO meet every need. But did
ms happen2 instead faith exultingly
shouted IFS battle cry and went for
ward to this divine Ideal.
However, we must needs ask. What
did God require of the patriarch with
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mrs. BUFFERS
ACHES and PAINS
Vanished After Using Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

W.Philadelphia, Pa when I cleaned
house last April must have overlifted.
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Tourists this a quiet placer
Flsherman-It was until people
started coming here TO find quiet.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Experience is the name every one
gives to his mistakes.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Poor old Henry Peck had been hit
by a motorcar and though he was
about frightened out of his wits he
was not injured.
well. Henry" said a FRIEND who
had rushed to his aid, 81 guess you
never in your life we're more scared,
chr
"Oh, yes l was" murmured Henry.
when was that?" asked bis friend.
1.-THE day / married Henris tta," he
sighed.-Cinclnnati Enquirer.
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Remove fingerprints by wiplng the
paint with a cloth dipped In kerosene.
Then go over the surface with cloth
wrung out of hot water.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

Sense is another thing of which the
common brand is best.
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LOWER LUMBl

There has h. ~ aHe en- man VINO knows the most
sensible adjussest
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Being sorry for others Is often a
mild form of boastIng.
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The one redeeming feature about
sea-slckness is that 1t makes you for
get all your other troubles.
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TEXT am the Almighty God: walk
before Me. end be thou rerfect.-0en.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-08-31

There is no sufficient recompense
for an unjust Islander.
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Official List Of Candidates
For Nomination.

Il Office Of Board of Supervisors of Elec.
Ge tons for Charles County.
La Plata, Nd, Aug. "a, 1928.
In compliance with Section 80. of the
SS PUBLIC General Laws of MARYLAND. the
Is Board of Supervisors of Elections for
to Charles County herewith publish be.
low list of candidates for nomipa-
"A ton, TO be voted for in the Primary
NLu Election to be held on Monday, Sep
e TENDER 10, 1923, duly filed with said
rrBi- Board
seFe
~ Democratic Party.
yhe
SEA For Chief Judge of the Seventh Judi
at cial Circuit OF Maryland.
stA w. MITCHELL DIGGEs,
M OF CHARLES County.
ia OGLE MARBURY.
ges OF Prince Georges County.
y For Associate Judge of the Seventh
'u' Judicial Circuit of Maryland.
VIM. MEvERLLL LoKER,
'rp7 OF st Mary's County.
hg JOSEPH C. MArrNGLY,
II OF Prince Georges County.
les GEORGE W. S. MUsGRAvE,
y of Prince Georges County.
,rql
,ro Republican Party
ea For Associate Judge Of the Seventh
,onl Judicial Circuit OF Maryland.
.ou WILLIAM GEORGE BROOKE.
.tra OF Prince Georges County.
ion JOHN F. MUDD,
o OF Charles County.
/ ri J. WILSON RYoN,
rus of Prince Georges County
ri
Iei' For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
ies WARREN NJ. ALBRIrTAIN
las JOHN N. SIMMS.
pc
~ For Sheriff.
III HARRY c. BOWIE
BENJAMIN B. COMPTON
JOSEPH HUBERT HOWARD
HENRY A. PENN
vi JULIAN 7. SIMPSON
- ROBERT L. TIPPETT
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What a startling announcement this
must have been to Abraham. For thlr-
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= Any woman can marry any man she
wants-if he is willing.
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A Divine
Imperative

Acting Superintendent Of Men. Moody
Bible Institute Chicago. \
The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-08

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  aens for his overland tour will ms name to den'Gree1y His latest ms pal Tor the pack~dogs or is a; the of Capt. quarters point the
  end s3ece will Eoot
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 o1e IAasso 9~ Evening Service at chaDel.Ia
 
 Conducted by Miss Jackson, HainesO Orpaanage.
  1vIEs (ToniCht) Fri 53daay. 1unz- 2Ne:
 
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 Across the Co:1ti aent"
The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-08

1e1 6 ard Tn'r 5deys of the month. Every a1oerae te Fiji Jay.
 2nd Tues lay of the month, (Jun. Jul
The Chilkoot post., 1923-06-08

Gge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20
NOTICE

To.-The National Fireproofing Com
many a corporation of the State or Penn.
sylvania. The Union Trust Compah S %
Pittsburg, Trustee, a corporation OF the
State of Pennsylvania, ana TO Whom ~
please take notice that application has
been made by the stare hignwas the
| Honorable Samuel Kalisch, one OF tne
Justices OF the Supreme Court or the State
of New Jersey, upon it's petition, wndch
netition has been duly filed In the otnee
~ The clerk of Middlesex County, for the
commitment OF three dtsinterested Tree
holders, residents OF the county OF Miu
dlesex. as commissioners to appralse anu
fix the compensation to be paid for a GER
tain tract OF land situate. lying and being
in the City of Perth Amboy. In the county
OF Middlesex and state OF New Jersey, ana
more particularly described as foiowsiI
BEGINNING at a point in the Westerly
line Of lands now or formerly OF w. j..
Donneli Lumber Company. approxlmatelY
nnposite and to the west OF station Z plus
90 on the center line OF State highway
Route No. 4, as laid down on a certain
man annexed to the petition filed in this
cause and marked Exhibit A. and run,
ming thence ID South. eleven degrees ana
forty-nine minutes West. along SAID west
erly line, one hundred and fifty-seven
f1b7) feet, more or less. to an angie IN
said line; thence (2) still along said west
erly line, South thlrty-ftve degrees west,
seven hundred and forty.nlne teet anu
(749S7) to an angle in said line; thence
fs) still along said line. South. forty de-
rrees and twelve minutes West. torty-lour
feet and fifty-five ne-hundredths OF a
fool 144.55) to the northerly Bulkhead
line in the Raritan River; thence "a along
said Bulkhead line. North, forty-six de-
Trees. fifty-three minutes and ftfty-eight
! seconds West. (magnetic). seventy Gol
feet more or less, to a point; thence 10
in a northeasterly direction and parallel
J 10 the center line Of said State Highway,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20

n distance Of nine hundred and twenty
five Qs25) feet. more or less, to the point
or place Of Beginning; containing one ana
three-tenths acres G.3A), more or less
executing thereout so much of said lands
a. have been heretofore conveyed to the
Raritan and North Shore Railroad Com
pany: together with all the right. title and
interest of the National Fireprootlng COM
nanv in and 10 ali lands flowed by tide
water lying In the Raritan River ada
cent to the premises hereinabove descrlo-
ed; of which lands and premises The Ma
tional Fireproofing Company. a corporatlon
Of Pennsylvania, is the owner of record,
and to make such decision and award as
to such commissioners so to be appointed
shall seem Just and proper and to DO what
soever else said commissioners are by law
authorized to do in the premises.
Fake further notice that an order was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20
AUCTION SALE

H. A. Martin will sell at his Auction Rooms corner Maple and
Jefferson Streets, opposite the Post Office, Perth Amboy, N. j., on Fri-
dy. Dec, 21st from 1 to 5 in the afternoon and from Z to 10 in the
evening. Also on Saturday evening from Z to 10 F. NJ, the best lot Of
furniture We offered at Public Auction in the City of Perth Arnbo5.
Consisting of Paror Suites, Dining Room Suites. Dining Tables, Chairs,
China and Crystal Closets, Bullets, New Rugs, 9x12; Linoleum; good
Canopy Cook Range with water back, Heating Stoves, Upright Piano,
Cut glassware, Desks, Sectional Bookcases, Dressers, Chinoniers, Bed
Room Suites, China Dishes, Musical Instruments, Davenport, Electric
Sales rano or shine in good warm rooms. The above goods ae all
Dealers invited to attend all of these sales.
to be removed by Monday night, Dec. Gath or deposit will be forfeited.
H. A. MARTIN, AucHoneer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20

made by said Justice on Thursday the thir-
tenth day of December. A. D.. 1923. fix
ing Thursday the tenth day of January,
A.. d. 1924. at the hour OF ten-thirty
o'clock eastern Standard Tlme) in the
forenoon of said day. in the Supreme
Court Room at the State House in the
city OF Trenton, County of Mercer and
state of New Jersey, as the time and
place when said petition will be heard, at
which time you should appear II you de-
sire to be heard.
THOMAS F. McCRAN,
Attorney General of New Jersey,
Attorney OF Petitioner.
Dated December IT. 1928.
1164-12-1T-7t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

In the matter of the petition Of the State
; Highway Commission OF the state OF
New Jersey for the OF
lands Of the The National Fireproofing
Company, a corporation of Pennsylvania
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20

"Stage Rotten, Says Bowlby'-
headline. He means salacious. We
hear of shows so warn they use as
bestos curtains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20
When Silence was Golden

WELL-MEANING STRANGELY
Perhaps I can help you. There ard
one or two things I can tell you
about your make of car.
MOTORIST-Well, keep them ia
yourself, there are ladies present.
Bystander (London).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-20
Only 3 More Xmas Shopping Days

STORE HoURs-9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. TT XMAS
, 1923-01-18
Body of Bandit Leader Found.

Denver.-In II rented garage in fash
ionable Capitol Hill, the famous
Buick, hearing 1922 Colorado license
No. $1,000. hat carried the gang of
desperadoes who held up and robbed
the Federal Reserve Bank truck In
front Of the Denver mint OF 100000
and killed Charles r. Linton, bank
guard, on the morning of Dec. IS. and
the frozen body Of n man were found
by the Denver police. acting on II tip
from n man who had peered into the
garage and discerned the license num-
her on the cur. The ear and the body
Of the man, which has not been lden-
titled, apparently had been in the
garage since the day OF the robbery,
according TO the belief OF the police.