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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1939
Page
8
Easter explained with history symbols eggs and new life ideas. The piece notes Easter rules dates and sunrise services and rabbit and egg symbolism. News Flashes cover Student Council meetings library book arrivals prom dates staff changes and alumni updates with local school activities.
The text explains telegraph operation with Morse Code and sounder clacks, then shifts to a school newsroom style recap. It covers student activities from senior meetings, junior girls planning, and boys' school events, with details on Prom committees, athletics, biographies, and student bios.
During homeroom period last Friday students named to attend to duties in the room elected officers: President John Sharles Vice President Kemp Newnam Secretary Treasurer Charlotte Smith News Reporter Harold Bullock. Other roles include various attendance, cleanliness, repairs and supply tasks assigned to a long list of students with names such as Beatrice MacDonald Bobby Taylor Doris Nichols and Elizabeth Murphy.
Apple growers in Storm Shore and Souther Maye land are advised to apply pre blossom Apple Scab Pipey ascospores of the scab fungus are nearly ripe and will be discharged with the next prolonged rain, per Ernet A Walker assistant plant pathologist.
Walker cites the most important spray for apple scale control and advises thorough coverage before spores release. In western areas, apply 1 week to 10 days later. The mix called Apple scab uses lime sulfur, arsenate of lead, and water for 100 gallons. Lead arsenate targets pests while ensuring new foliage is fully coated during spore discharge.
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