A Stand for World Leadership and the League of Nations
The Philadelphia Record argues the U S must reclaim global leadership beyond debt collection. It recalls Washington and Jefferson warned against entangling alliances and notes past bipartisan cooperation with maritime nations, the Boxer Rebellion, World War I aims, naval arms control, and support for a League of Nations with conditions on advisory opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Washington
Jefferson
England
France
Japan
China
World Court
Senate
League of Nations
League
Taft
Roosevelt
May Day Child Health Day in Maryland
National Child Welfare Association quotes celebrate May Day as a focus on child health. Dr. John S. Fulton urges statewide observance, stressing Maryland’s 18,000 infants and 200,000 under fifteen, and the need to plan for children’s physical mental and spiritual well being. Herbert Hoover’s letter praising annual observance is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Child Welfare Association
John S. Fulton
State Department of Health
Maryland
Baltimore City
Herbert Hoover
American Child Health Association
May Day observance led by state child hygiene chief
Dr Fulton appoints Dr J Hl M Knos, Chief of the State Bureau of Child Hygiene, as state chairman for the observance of May Day. The passage links healthy childhood with broader development including moral and civic virtues, arguing that physical health supports mental and spiritual well being and good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
J. Hl. M. Knos
State Bureau of Child Hygiene
County School News Highlights Caroline Lead in Attendance
February State Board report shows Caroline ahead in elementary attendance while county highs place fourth, with Wicomico and Dorchester still ahead. Despite flu and measles outbreaks in March, 34 schools hit 90 percent or more, with a list of honor schools and banner recipients across districts.
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State Board of Education
Caroline
Our
Wicomico
Dorchester
Henderson
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Preston Town
Goldsboro
Denton
Denton Grammar
Nillsboro
Smithson
Chetnut Grove
Central
Hickman
Smithville
Howard’s
Willoughby
Concord
Burrsville
Oaks
Barcus
Easter Hunt at the Cheezum Home in Poplar
Mr and Mrs J E Cheezum hosted a large Easter gathering Monday April 6 with many relatives and friends in attendance. Guests included Wrights Russes Cheezums Blades Chambers and Gadows among others.
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J. E. Cherezum
J. E. Cheezum
Fred Wright
Henry Cheezum
Clarence Russ
W. Chambers
Mary Blondes
Ruth Russ
Frank Roe
Elise
Bretha Marquart
Harry Marquart
Edna
Marian Cheezum
Margaret
Madeline Che
Oliver
Collingdale
Helen Cheezum
State Normal School
D. M. Cheezum
Charlie Johnson
Baltimore
Johnson
Henry Baker
Frank Gadow
Easton Hospital
Goldsborough Praised for Re Election by Marylander
The Marylander lauds Congressman Goldsborough as a most excellent representative deserving re election. It notes his careful conscientious and obliging service to constituents and his high standing among members for intelligence and thoroughness. He is portrayed as familiar with duties and a credit to the state, an honest faithful public representative worthy of retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Washington
Miss Sallie Vickery Hosts Guests From Wilmington
Miss Sallie Vickery welcomed guests last Sunday Miss Bessie Vickery Mr William Webster and Mr Edward Charles all from Wilmington. She has returned home after spending several weeks in Wilmington Chester and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sallie Vickery
Bessie Vickery
William Webster
Edward Charles
Wilmington
Sellers Cabinet Demonstration Saturday at M K Newnam’s
A cabinet demonstration titled Sellers Cabinet will be held Saturday April 24 at M K Newnam’s venue. Every lady attending will receive a free Congoleum rig valued at 18.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Newnam
M. K. Newnam's
A Good Old Stove by McClure Syndicate
A nostalgic verse extols a reliable stove as the warm friend in cold times. The poem contrasts a hidden cellar furnace with a visible, comforting heat, praising sturdy warmth and companionship in hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Saltcellar as Table Ornament Through the Ages
The article explains the evolution of saltcellars from large ornamental pieces to small trencher salts. It notes a gold and silver salt vat from Corpus Christi College Cambridge once owned by Archbishop Parker and mentions the Bishop Fox salt vat at Oxford as another famed example.
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Corpus Christ! College
Cambridge
Farker
Bishop Fox
Oxford
Dearborn Independent
Toofus Offers Glass Bends for Fox Pelts in Fort Mink Trade
In a rough frontier exchange, Toofus proposes trading glass bends for fox pelts to Chief Cut Plog of Flatfoot. The chief dismisses the trade as outdated and offers building lots in Fort Mink instead, describing swampy, damp conditions. Toofus mutters of untrustworthy locals as he cautions himself to beware.
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Toofus
Fort Mink
Tatmrack
Louisville Courier Journal
Indy giveaway at M. K. Newnam's store
Zith and M. K. Newnam offer every Indy item free with a purchase. Congoleum rug included with all eligible buys, customers urged to visit the Newnam showroom for the promotion and snag the carpet deal while supplies last.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DENTON MARYLAND
A decree in Caroline County Equity orders public sale of multiple parcels in Denton West Denton and Tuckahoe Neck. Props include several tracts with residential, storehouse and mixed farm land. possession to January 1, 1927 with rent rights to the purchaser. Sale details outline parcels, improvements, and payment terms.
Denton Land Auction Offers 18 Lots and Large Poultry Lots
The Circuit Court for Caroline County in Equity assigns Nannie G. Pasterfield et al. v James H Nichols et al Chy No 2147. W Brewster Deen, Trustee, offers at public sale at the Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 pm a subdivided property in Caroline County Maryland. The 18 lots front Shell Road with 50 by 180 feet lots and three larger lots totaling 2, 3, and 3.75 acres with poultry and trucking potential. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, remainder in twelve months with interest. title at purchaser expense.
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Cacurtt Court
Caroline County
Charlotte Ann Pastorfield
Nanne G. Pastorfield
Count House
Denton
Charles A. Richards
W. Carroll Pastorfield
West
Sifth
Maryland
Denton Bridge
Willow Pond
James H Nichols
Wy Carrall Pastorfield
Buarme
James Hostehels
G. Ald
Teading
Somers Blake
Captain Woolford
Woolford
James H. Nichols
W Carroll Pastorfield
Earl Cooper
Lind
Syinge
Benny Oan West Denton
Begimmune
A. T. Towers
Hillsboro
Samuel Ewing
Ewing
OG. Hubbard
Hubbard
A 'T. Towers
al Dunham
Tennant
Caroline
James IH. Nichols
Laur Rideout
Rideout and
Nichols
Brick Mall
Lizzie G. Redden
Lizzie G Redden
James H. Nicholy
Albert G. Towers
Liber T. Ll. D
Harrison Smith
West Denton
W. Canell Pastorfield
Bempe
Tuckahoe Neck
Millsboro
C. Collins
Liber T. LD
Caroine County
Seventh Street
George S. Raligh
George A. Deakyne
George M. Russum
Enoch George
Chancery
Harvey L. Cooper
Circuit Court For
Nannie G. Pasterfield
Court House
Caro Me County
Holiness Camp Ground
Denton-Greensboro
John W. Funk
Saulsbury Branch
Janes H. Nichols
Winfield T. Nichols
Felio
Shell Road
W. Brewster Deen
Nannie G. Pastorfield
J. Edward Nichols
Real estate sale in Denton Maryland scheduled for 2 to 4 PM
The notice lists parcels in Denton Caroline county Maryland on Eighth Street extended. It includes lots 90 91 92 93 97 98 99 100 with 50 to 90 foot frontages and 190 foot depths to a 16 foot alley. Descriptions reference plats in Chancery Record 15 Folio 251 and deeds from Towers to Pastorfield and Nichols dated May 1919 and 1917.
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Denton
Caro- Inmes County
Maryland
Eighth Street
Chancery Record
Caroline County
Lawrence B. Towers
W. Carroll Pastorfield
J. Edward Nichols
George A. Deahyne
George M. Russum
Enoch George, Jr
Harvey I. Cooper
W. Carroll Pasterfield
Liber L. BT
Premier and Gandy strawberry plants for sale
P17 21 Premier and Gandy strawberry plants offered at 35.00 per thousand. Limited in plants. order early if you want them. T. Hooverngam, Denton, Md. 2
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T. Hoeverngam
Denton
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Denton Journal
Benjamin H. Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
American Leadership
County School News
Poplar News
Congressman Goldsborough
Hobbs
C.S. Kauffman
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Maury Doerr
Louise Signute
Circuit Court
George A Deakyne
Automobile For Hire
A. Carroll
Denton, Md
By Douglas Malloch
Ant
Shakespeare
THE
Tuchahoe Nech
Ernest Downes
R. J W. Garey
William Hammond
John H. Hoersey
Spory
Temms OF Sale
Beck's
M. H. Downes
James Temple
A. Beck
Garford
S. Harrison Street
Gane
Lane
Cuice
P. E. Corkran
Easton, Md
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Epworth League
Christ
Katherine Thawley
J. ED. Nichols
Clerk of the
WM. F. Jackson
Sth
Lam
William C. Andrew. Denton
Cvita
Baul Ievo
Robert L. Breeding
State Road
Greensboro
Willoughby Nowell
Venton
Old Reliable Nursery
Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas CO
West Chester
C. M. Hignutt’s
Williston, MD
Warner Bro’s
Orphans’ Court
William H. Deen
Carrie Deen
East Main Street
Holiness Church
Peoples Bank
W. P. Taylor
Preston, Ma
Redden’s Palace Theatre
Palace Theatre
Elinor Glyn
Cupid
Aileen Pringle
Edmund Lowe
Price
First National Presents
Pola Negri In
Pola
Redden
Refined Photo Productions
Second Street
Denton, Maryland
Niiwepapreh Rdhly
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