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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a Denton Maryland reference with roles such as treasurer and secretary and a date of April 2, 1932. The text is incomplete but indicates local official notices or appointments. No further details are readable.
The passage states Muncie Indiana Cincinnati and Indianapolis are mentioned along with others. It argues depressions are not visitations of evil spirits and have understandable causes and cures like pneumonia rheumatism and other ills. It urges self reliance and government relief as partial aid and emphasizes individuals must use their own remedies.
The Journal offers advertisers prestige from 2 200 readers, reader trust, and confidence in ads. It promises complete field coverage, broad reach, attractive typography, copy assistance, legible printing, and regular issue mailing.
From The Rotarian Magazine, as 1932 begins, the piece argues wish-thinking about the economy has ended. Leaders emerge to confront hard facts about production, distribution, waste, debt, and speculation, replacing fear with renewed confidence and practical understanding of economic realities.
A financial writer argues that recovery stalls because everyone waits for others or for government action. He notes panaceas that sell relief and urges individuals and businesses to trust their own powers. Rochester, New York, is cited as a city that has embraced self help to overcome hardship.
F A Miller recounts visiting Coral, a well behaved nine year old, noting her polished manners, healthful upbringing, and pride in parental sacrifices. He argues today’s youth lack parental attention, urging others to pattern after Coral’s respectful conduct and wholesome play for a happier world.
Dr William S Hull reports on the Disarmament Conference sessions in early March The conference split into six commissions general political land naval air and expenditures The League of Nations Assembly then debated the Far Eastern dispute with representatives from fifty states present The US cooperated from outside while Russia faced regional concerns Dr Yen and Mr Sato led the Sino Japanese contention with conflicting telegrams and calls for armistice aggregation concluded with bidding for forceful dispute resolution and a noted mattress price observe.
The piece surveys Kellogg Pact spirit, Japanese policy, and global disarmament views. It notes varying expert takes on Japan's potential shifts, insists on constructive balance between public opinion and national interests, and covers Shanghai negotiations for Sino-Japanese settlement, troop movements, and a sweeping Yangtze flood affecting over 60 million people in a region larger than New York State.
Twenty five years ago highlights include the first shad of the season caught by Mr. O M Wignutt. Baltimore market quotes list wheat at 78 and eggs at 17. Denton sees new superintendents for the Canning and Light and Fuel companies as officials change roles. A county farm dwelling project for inmates advances with heating in the basement. Fire at Marcellus Pippin’s farm destroys five horses and two mules with no insurance. Maryland Day observances, school programs, and speeches recall the beginnings of popular government. Cremated and buried: Mr George Garey and Mrs Kate Massey among local deaths. The Wilmington Conference appointments are listed for the new year.
Dr. R H Riley of the State Department of Health announces sanitation inspections for summer camps and emphasizes new annual permits. Applications must include camp location, use, capacity, water source, sewage and garbage plans, and whether food will be sold. Details on licensing history show steady growth since 1926, with 96 of 114 camps licensed last year and 16 counties represented. Contacts for forms and regulations are provided.
Several residents and visitors shared holiday time with relatives across towns. A Covered Dish Social in Assembly Hall drew guests and funds. Local couples and families, including Alfred Dennison and Kathryn Cole, were noted visiting kin. A number of residents remain on the sick list.
A compact reflection on the unity of God and evils as illusion, suggesting troubles vanish when applied to daily problems. It then notes duty as a doorway to kingly service and crowns happiness with love and service, echoing Christian Science and Olive Schreiner ideas.
The diary entries recount a boy narrating a week of small town events. He recalls Bunneace Flick’s supposed dullness, a car accident involving his father, his mother’s humor about bathing attire, a basketball after school,Rosella’s new husband, fishing with Jake, Ferdy Plaunt’s tease, and Clem Dugan selling a car after a failed show business venture.
Ridgely residents and guests from Goldey's Salisbury and Western Maryland College visited over Easter. Denton attendees included Mrs. Hitchens Summerfield Lewis Ledman Davis Sylvester Goldsborough and Dukes. Local updates cover road extension 1.6 miles, church events, school substitutions, births and birthdays, rainfall totals 1.63 inches, and upcoming PTA supper and Better Homes chairmanship.
A fragmentary quotation notes calls for communal restitution to heal sorrow and trouble among people and nations. The Christian Science Monitor urging unity and goodwill appears as a reflective, era echo of reconciliatory sentiment.
Rev Hallman discusses the interconnected web of life from light and chlorophyll to bacteria and worms. He links plants and animals through energy from the sun, explains gravity and chemical forces, and emphasizes divine will guiding nature's processes in sustaining Earth’s ecology.
Assignee Wilbert L. Merriken offers at public sale in front of the Denton Court House on April 26 1932 between 2 and 4 pm the mortgage secure property of 94 acres in Caroline county on the DentonBethlehem road. The two story frame dwelling large barn chicken houses and outbuildings are included with terms two halves cash day of sale or all cash with balance on ratification. title at purchaser expense. auctioneer Jack L. Stevens.
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