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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1948

Page

6

Stop Many Household Pests In Nick of Time With DDT

Entomologists of the U S department of agriculture urge preventive DDT powder use in cracks, under shields, and near plumbing to deter pests. Apply during linoleum replacement, carpet relays, painting, and wiring gaps. DDT lasts long and is safe when kept out of reach of pets and children.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Judge Goldsborough Takes the Stand

A portrait of Alan Goldsborough, born 1887 in Greensboro Maryland, rising from local trial lawyer to chief federal judge in the District of Columbia. The piece chronicles his career from prosecuting Caroline County to chairing banking reform efforts and his reputations for humane, common sense rulings in high profile cases.

Judge Goldsborough Oliver Wendell Holmes Alan Goldsborough Greensboro Maryland Goldsboro East Goldsborough Denton Caroline County U. S. Supreme Court Cook Alfred E. Smith Easton Supreme Court Pennsylvania Railroad Chestertown James Paraway Norman Mabel James Coleman Coleman William H. Adkins Harrison Vickers William E. Brown Elkton Cecil County Paraway Mabel Neck of the Woods Congress William N Andrews House of Representatives Claude Kitchin Kitchin United States Henry Steagall Alabama Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Carter Glass FDIC Federal District Court District of Columbia

Weight grading could set standard for cut flowers

Cornell University researchers propose weighing cut flowers to set standard grades. Prof Kenneth Post says weight captures size and stem length, guiding growers, wholesalers and retailers toward consistent quality. Tests include pompoms, carnations, roses, stocks, snapdragons and iris.

Agricultural Experiment Station Cornell University Kenneth Post Floriculture Department New York Post Cornell

Kentucky praised for growth and industry in 1813 Almanack

The 1813 Almanack notes Kentucky’s population and agricultural strides as remarkable, highlighting flour whisky tobacco bacon cattle horses and textiles. It particularly praises Lexington as the state’s largest town, a center of extensive cotton cloth manufactories and a hub of beauty, fertility, prosperity, and a spirit of independence.

Pittsburgh Magazine Almanack Kentucky Lexington

Bunty Lawton’s Hardy Club Faces Rough Day

MAR DEL LEAGUE action has Bunty Lawton's Hardy Club headed for a rough afternoon. Cy Cole's Denton Club will be at Greensboro while Felton travels to Houston for key matchups.

Bunty Lawton Hardy Club Cy Cole Denton Greensboro Felton Houston

Baseball box score notes for Camden-Wyoming at Denton

Straccione and Rash each had two base hits while Rash stole twice and Brown McGillen and Orme added sacrifices. Camden-Wyoming left seven on base as Denton matched with 3 walks and 4 strikeouts. McGillen earned the win over Hughes in a 9 inning game with Hughes allowing four hits and two runs. Umpires were Johnson and Greenly with Doc Baker scoring in 1 hour 55 minutes.

Ern Shore Alan Amoy China Greensboro Doctor Goldsborough Washington College Straccione Rash Brown McGillen Danes Cole Orme Camden-Wyoming Denton Hughes Johnson and Greenly Doc Baker

Dover Visitors Report From Local Families

Henderson residents Mr and Mrs I N Smith of Dover visited relatives here on Tuesday. Mr H C Cooper and his son John spent Monday in Wilmington. Master Donald Webb of near town stayed a few days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Melvin.

I. N. Smith Dover H. C. Cooper John Wilmington Donald Webb Near Town Harry Melvin

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