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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
4
Katherine Edelman writes of Easter as a symbol of hope faith and rebirth. The article links the Easter story to nature awakening in spring and the promise of eternal life beyond death. It reflects on the angel at the tomb and the joy of resurrection.
The passage reflects on Easter as a promise of renewal and eternal life. It extols belief in good deeds and honest thought, stating the good man labors beyond today for lasting impact and the soul shines with grit through faith in Christ and a universe shaped toward renewal.
The passage reflects on Easter as the central feast of Christ’s resurrection observed in homes and churches. It notes the universal message of overcoming enemies, including death, and how the Gethsemane Calvary story inspires courage, virtue, and love triumphing over sin and injustice.
A quote from Atchison Glabe reflects how people in a small town discuss prominent figures. The remark notes that residents often choose to watch and talk rather than act when elites are under fire.
The Detroit News notes an unsettled discussion over the correct accent placement in Trafalgar, highlighting a clash between readers and the information editor on whether the emphasis should fall on the first, second, or third syllable.
A clipped line from Fort Wayne News-Sentinel notes a wry remark about marriage and growers, reflecting a social quip likely from a column or syndicated feature. The fragment underscores humor about domestic life and farming culture.
The Vail Medal recipients are Vera MacMillan night chief operator in Winchester and Marian Boyd clerk in the Washington telephone office. MacMillan alerted police to a safe robbery at a local creamery after hearing an unexplained hammering on the switchboard, helping officers stop the burglar who was killed. Boyd risked her life diving for a missing child at South River Beach, Maryland, and later aiding in a search despite exhaustion.
The Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau will award a distinctive prize in each Southern state to the farmer who has used nitrate of soda the longest. Letters from farmers praising early users come as the U S centennial of nitrate work approaches, with state extension services boosting practical, economical soil-building methods across generations.
Public sale ordered by Circuit Court decree in Caroline County Maryland for multiple parcels of Kenton tract and adjoining lands. Tracts include 8 acres, 10 acres, and additional parcels with dwelling, smoke house and garage. Sale at 2 to 4 pm in front of Eastern Shore Trust Company funded by purchaser. One half cash, remainder in six months with interest. Seller: Richard Bullock and Williamson heirs. trustees Pred R Owens and Leonard I Covey.
The article chronicles Chilean nitrate or Chile saltpeter as the oldest major commercial fertilizer. It traces its 1830 start in the United States, describes desert deposits in northern Chile, open-cut mining, refining to 96 99 percent sodium nitrate, and nitrogen content. It notes iodine by product and suggests vast, lasting world supply.
A brief historical timeline notes key fertilizer innovations and sources. Nitrate of soda enters U S use first from Chile, trailing lime among inorganic farm aids. 1842 England patents superphosphate, followed by phosphate deposits in the southern U S and Africa. 1860 German potash mines begin supply for farming.
Executors of Martha B. Noble announce a public sale at her Preston Maryland home. The sale, authorized by the Orphans Court for Caroline County, offers valuable real estate, bank stock, and other personal property to the highest bidder.
A public sale to be held Saturday May 3 1930 from 1 to 5 p m featuring blocks of Provident State Bank of Preston stock The Peoples Bank Denton Maryland The Eastern Shore Trust Company Federalsburg Bank and Eastern Shore Public Service Company stock plus a 1924 Model car and two land parcels in Preston Maryland The parcels cover multiple lot lines and references to local land records and roads providing detailed bearings and distances for Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 with Noble Avenue Main Street Caroline Avenue and Preston High School as key markers
The document details multiple parcels devised to Martha B. Noble by the will of Alexander Noble. It describes parcels with specific lot numbers, street frontages, and interior dimensions, including a Main Street lot with a 20 foot alley, several tracts near Ellwood and Linchester, and an 1896 survey line. Improvements include barns and a one and a half story dwelling. Parcels are to be offered separately then as a whole to achieve best price, with notes on nearby roads, creeks, and canneries, and distances measured in perches and feet.
A parcel of seventy and 7 10 acres, more or less, mostly clear and highly improved, includes an apple orchard of several hundred trees.
Two parcels including a farm dwelling and outbuildings near Ellwood Preston described by metes and bounds. Offers to be made separately then together with terms: one third cash, one third in four months, one third in eight months, interest on deferred payments, title at purchaser expense, taxes paid to July 1 1930, possession after sale upon compliance. executors T Noble Jarrell and Charles B Harrison.
Famous health leader John Maxwell promotes Herbal Flaxolyn as a natural remedy aiding digestion and liver health. He cites Dr Harris H Luntz as designer of Flaxolyn and says thousands suffer constipation and sleep loss find relief, with doctors and sanatoriums endorsing its use for stomach and liver symptoms.
A druggist deposit guarantees trial of Flaxolyn with quick results. Dr Harris H Luntz assures the remedy contains pure herbs and medicaments. If no satisfactory improvement by the sixth spoonful, the partly used bottle may be returned for a refund.
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