Treasury Surplus Estimates Stir Tax Cut Debate
Editorial notes say projected next year surplus of about 214 million raises questions in Republican ranks over a possible first session tax cut. Democrats argue for tax revision next winter, citing past Treasury miscalculations and Congress's budget discipline, while noting flood relief and Navy costs may erode any surplus. The piece also mocks overreliance on Treasury figures and mentions past deficits and surpluses under Mellon and Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Lord
Budget Bureau
Geneva
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
President Coolidge
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Convention May Have Far Reaching Benefits in Nut Growth
The Eighteenth Annual Convention of the Northern Nut Growers Association will meet in Easton Maryland on September 15 and 16. President S W Snyder of Center Point Iowa sees the event as the potential nucleus for a national cooperative selling association for nut meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Nut Growers Association
Easton
Cooperative Selling Association
S. W. Snyder
Center Point
Iowa
Snyder
Build Good Teeth Then Take Care of Them
The weekly Health Talk from the Nutrition Department urges early dental care and good nutrition. It stresses six month dental checkups, brushing after meals, and foods like milk and leafy vegetables to supply calcium and minerals for strong enamel. The adage Take care of your teeth and they will take care of you emphasizes preventive care for lifelong health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inter-State Dairy Council
Ife
County tomato tour set for September 1 in Maryland
The annual county tomato tour to inspect variety tests will be held Thursday September 1. Farmers and canners are urged to attend to observe relative yields quality and bearing season of tested varieties. Schedule includes meetings in Federalsburg Caroline County Denton Ridgely and State farm with a lunch and speakers from U S D A Del Mar Va Association and National Canners Association. A good turnout is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del- Mar-Va
Talbot County
Christian Nagels
Federalsburg
Maryland
Baltimore
Tri-State
Indiana
Livingstone Stone
Norton
Marylebe
Columbia
Stokes Bonnie Best
Caroline County
Denton
Marylnd
Ridgely
Maryland Experiment Station
Pritchard
Marglobe
Bomberger
Del-Mar-Vay Association
C. G. Woodbury
National Canners’ Association
State Farm
Summer Poultry Feeding Demonstrations Boost Yields
County Extension reports show profitable summer poultry care. Walter Lyden of Smithville doubled egg production in three weeks on 142 Barred Rocks. Claude Howard of Federalsburg increased 800 Leghorns by 60 eggs daily. Key tips include thorough coop disinfection, mite treatment, balanced mash and grain, greens management, and milk as a tonic during molt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lyden
Smithville
Claude Howard
Federalsburg
Dairy Judging Team Competes in State Event at Timonium
A Dairy Judging Team led by John Dean Jonathan Harrington Rufus King and Jesse Zeigler will compete in the State Judging Contest at Timonium Fair on Monday September 65th. They will judge cows and heifers across Jerseys Guernseys Holsteins and Ayreshires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
Jonathan Harrington
Rufus King
Jesse Zeigler
Timonium Fair
Clothes Drive Away The Blues for Modern Women
A newspaper passage notes that modern women seek mood relief through shopping and fashion rather than solely religious or medical means. H Bellas Hess cites shopping expeditions and new hats as a feminine armor, arguing attire boosts confidence and mood, countering blue moods with personal vanity and tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Will
Webster
Fractured Thigh From Tomato Load Incident at Federalsburg
Ellick Richards colored, suffered a thigh fracture after being thrown from a tomato wagon. He was en route to town when horses suddenly started and he tumbled to the road. Mrs. A C Brower and her daughter Vera Brower of Palmyra New Jersey have returned home after a Charlottesville summer visit. Mrs Charles Farley of Baltimore visits Alonzo Elliott family on West Central Avenue. Nellie Hackett of Daytona Florida visits her parents Charles and Mrs Slackett of Federal Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Ellick Richards
A. C. Brower
Vera Brower
Palmyra
N. J
Charlottesville
Charles Farley
Daffins Enjoy Visits From Maryland Friends
Mr and Mrs A S Daffin of near Williston hosted friends from Thurmont Maryland over the past weekend The visitors motored to Ocean City for a time Mrs A S Daffin also enjoyed a pleasant trip to Cambridge last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Daffin
Near Here
Thurmont
Frederick County
Mr. Daffin
Ocean City
Cambridge
Educational Convention At Walbrook Church October 1927 Baltimore
A major educational convention for religious training will meet October 20-21 at Walbrook Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore. Yale educator Luther A. Weigle will speak, with other leaders including Hugh Magill, E. H. Bonsall, Robert Davids, and Catherine Miller. A luncheon on October 20 and Friday night youth rally on October 21 are planned to boost religious education across Baltimore and the state. Pastors and superintendents urged to mark dates and bring delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walbrook Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Luther A. Weigle
Yale University
Weigle
North American
Hugh S. Magill
International Council of Religious Education
E. H. Bonsall
Robert Davids
Catherine Miller
Maude Junkin Baldwin
Baltimore Council of Christian Education
Magill
Davids
No Open Season on Reed Birds and Yellow Legs
Maryland imposes no open season on reed birds this year due to federal regulations. Squirrel and dove seasons vary by county, with Garrett Allegany Washington Howard and Baltimore delaying until November 10th except Dec 31st. violations carry fines. Wardens will enforce, urging sportsmen to obey and avoid killing other species during closures. See Lecompte, State Game Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Garrett
Allegeny
Washington
Howard
Baltimore
United States
Squirrel
Dave
Lecompte
Orphans' Court Proceedings in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court met, with Judges West, Harper and Shawn presiding. Letters of administration on Sewell N. Pilchard and Paul W. Pilchard were granted to S Norris Pilchard and the heirs named appraisers. Executors of John Z. Stevenson filed first and final accounts. Administrators of Jacob D. Smith and Thomas R. Green filed inventories and lists, with orders to sell. Final accounts for Granville W. Outten approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West, Harper and Shawn
Sewell N. Pilchard
S. Norris Pilchard
Harry M. Thompson
H. P. Flowers
Paul W. Pilchard
Cr H. P. Flowers
Fr. M. Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
John Z. Stevenson
Floyd C. Smith
Earl W. Pennypacker
Jacob D. Smith
Social round of guests and visitors across multiple homes
Hobbs Ar and Mrs Summers Carroll hosted Monday guests including W H Lord Hobbs Edna Cutler Mae Johnston Pittsfield Mass Charles Jeslin New York and Walter Lord Concord on Sunday past Walter Lord entertained Ferdinand Fleming and David Philadelphia and Norman Thawley and Myra Concord while Cutler Johnson Pittsfield and Josling New York State spent ten days with William H Lord. Sunday guests included Sarah Davis Edward Louis Hopkins L I Thomas and son Hopkins L A Dukes Roy Hetzer were dinner guests with Lelia Lucas. Carolyn Norton Landonburg Linwood Walridge Newark were weekend guests of F N Smith. Roy Hetzer Kemp Baltimore spent ten days at E M Willey. F N Smith Esther Carolyn Norton Linwood Walridge spent Sunday at Rehoboth L H Thomas Hopkins Edward Louis Davis were at Tolchester. C T Williamson family spent Sunday with Alfred Lord near Goldsboro B B Cohee entertained W W Cohee Philadelphia Miss Verna Henzen was guest of Marietta Butler last week A W Betts returned from Crisfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers Carroll
W. H. Lord
Hobbs
Edna Cutler
Mae Johnston
Pittsfield
Mass
Charles Jeslin
New York
Walter Lord
Concord
Ferdinand Fleming
David
Philadelphia
Norman Thawley
Myra
Cutler
Johnson
Josling
New York State
William II. Lord
Sarah Davis
Edward
Louis
L. I. Thomas
Hopkins
Alston Long
L. A. Dukes
Roy Hetzer
F. N. Smith and
Tittle
Esther
Carolyn Norton
Linwood Walridge
Rehoboth
L. H. Thomas
Louis Davis
Tolchester
C. T. Williamson
Alford Lord
Goldsboro
B. B. Cohee
W. W. Cohee
Verna Henzen
Marietta Butler
A. W. Betts
Crisfield
Local social notes from Marydel and nearby
Marydel society items report visits and departures as families travel between Petersburg West Virginia Wilmington and Cheswold Del. Residents welcome Ruth Arletta Harmon Helen and Catherine Walls plus Marion Seeney and other guests. One appendicitis case and several hospital and home visits are noted with ongoing recoveries.
Foreign Visitors At The State Department Of Health
Foreign visitors at the State Department of Health include Dr. Francis Hofer Dr. Charles Schubert and Dr Kyoge Kuroda from Hungary and Japan. They study rural health child hygiene and organized health activities while impressed by US disease prevention and public health measures. Yolanda Clawson named public health nurse in Garrett county as Maryland counties expand nurse presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Japan
Francis Hoefer
Charles Schubert
Kyoge Kuroda
Hofer
Maryland
Schubert
Kuroda
Tokio
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
John Paul Troy
Yolanda Clawson
Garrett County
Miss Clawson
Rhea King
Kitzmiller
Allegany County
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Calvert
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Prince George
Talbot
Wicomico
Calvert County
Ridgely Patchwork of Visits and Local Happenings
Mrs. Roger Ringgold hosts her sister and niece from Altoona while relatives from Georgetown near Philadelphia visit Thompson and Lane families. Wilmington and Baltimore guests stay with Bear and Day families. The Baptist Sunday School holds a Jumptown picnic. bean harvest near end, corn and tomato packing underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ringgold
J. G. Harris
Margaret
Altoona
Harold Hatfield
Bobby
Georgetown
A. W. Thompson
John Lane
Philadelphia
Lew Lane
Earl Hammond
Lucile
Wilmington
Ridgely
Harvey Nolsinger
Watson
David Kline
Florence
Baltimore
Samuel Bear
Maud
Alta Millikin
Relay
Lydia Wilson
Marian Wemmons
Frances Wheatley
Concord
William Matthews
Smyrna
M. N. Wiley
Harry Klotz
Elizabeth
Church Hill
Baptist Sunday School
Jumptown
Emma Day
Martha Duck
T. L. Day
Marguerite Jackson
Anna Frances Seward
Lee Bennington
Chester
T. W. Jones
Roger
Brooklyn
Ridgely Post Office
John Boone
Ernest Jones
William Davis
Jack and
Robbie
Centreville
Norman Wilson
Jack
Local social notes from Smithville area and surroundings
The column lists gatherings and visits among Smithville residents and nearby towns. Families from Wilmington Federalsburg Denton Harmony and Washington attended drives, picnics, and camp events. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and relatives, the Laurel Camp attendance, Farm Bureau activity at Green's Point, and residents visiting kin in Bridgeville Greenwood and Rehoboth Beach. John Harris is described as ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Draper
Earl MecColley
Howard Lacey
Wilmington
Earl Pennypacker
Smith
Carrie Hubbard
Federalsburg
Floyd Smith
Katherine Hurley
Laurel Camp
Raymond Meredith
Leon Meredith
Edward
Ruth Fountain
Evelyn Bullock
Alice
Louise Meredith
Harriett Ann Wright
Ella Mae Wright
Blanche
Helen Chaffinch
Denton
Sara Sutherland
Blaine Bullock
Rosella
Caster
Rehoboth Beach
H. C. Todd
Harmony
Farm Bureau
Green's Point
Mabel Todd
George Tucker
Bridgeville
Greenwood
Boyd Custer
Washington
John Harris
Gold Output Increases In Ontario Mines In 1927
Ontario mines produced gold at about 86 585 dollars per day in the first five months of 1927. The five month value reached 13 071 447 dollars, up from 12 920 460 dollars in 1926, with 1 497 215 ounces mined in that period. Canada ranks third in global production, led by South Africa and the United States.
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Ontario
Ontario Department of Mines
Canada
South Africa
United States
Dominion
Rouyn
Quebec
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Preston church plans two sermons this Sunday
The Preston Methodist Church will hold a Sunday morning sermon titled The Kind of Religion the World Needs and an evening sermon on The Second Coming of Christ. Sunday School starts at ten. Bethlehem church hosts Sunday School at two with preaching at three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Methodist Church
Christ
Bethleehem
Mrs Kate Knotts Eightieth Birthday Dinner at Tolchester
Mrs. Kate J Knotts widow of Dr J W Knotts of Templeville celebrated her eightieth birthday with a Sunday dinner at Tolchester hosted by her children. A picnic lunch beside the bay, a large birthday cake, and group photographs featuring four generations marked a joyous event. Attendees included J T Carter Irvin Moore Hamilton Md. Neflie Knotts Baltimore. several Knotts family members and local residents from Ridgely Chestertown Sadlersville Harty Del Templeville and nearby communities.
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Kate J. Knotts
J. W. Knotts
Templeville
Tolchester
J. Moore
Billy
Knotts
Gurney Knotts
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
J. T. Carter
Irvin Moore
Hamilton
Neflie Knotts
Baltimore
C. O. Starkey
George Shaughter
Ridgely
James Sides
Chestertown
Milton Hunter
Hope
Roland Knotts
Harty
Del
James T. Knotts
Bess
Sadlersville
Kate O. Knotts
Mary
Dot
W. H. Knotts
Harry
Mary Katherine
Kate Stafford
Allen and Temple
E. T. Spencer
Ralph Biddle
Cooper Davis
Cabaret arrives at New Dover Opera House this week
Gilda Gray stars in Cabaret at New Dover Opera House August 29 and 30 with Owen Davis as author. The Broadway revue drama centers on a midnight show dancer loved by a detective, a gang leader, and a dramatic self defense shooting. Chester Conklin, Mona Palma co star. Robert G. Vignola directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Gilda Gray
Paramount
New Dover Opera House
New York
Owen Davis
Gilda
Tom Moore
Cinderella
Chester Conklin
Mona Palma
Robert G. Vignola
Yolanda
Rotary Executives' Conference Attendees at Annapolis
Personal mentions record Mr. Charles L. Dukes Mr. M Kemp Newnam and Mr J Owen Knotts attending the Executives Conference of the 34th District of Rotary International in Annapolis this week Guests included Messrs David and Edgar Stayer of New Orleans La and Miss Thelma Replogic of Washington DC staying with Mr and Mrs G A Pentz Miss Ruth Noble left for Hagerstown after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Noble Mrs John C Rutter of Washington DC visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Percy Dunning Mr Wilson M Tyler of Easton visited friends in Denton last Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Dukes
M. Kemp Newnam
J. Owen Knotts
Rotary International
Annapolis
Messrs
David and Edgar Stayer
New Orleans
Thelma Replogic
Washington, D. C
G. A. Pentz
Ruth Noble
Hagerstown
W. W. Noble
John C. Rutter
Percy Dunning
Wilson M. Tyler
Easton
Denton
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We thank relatives, neighbors and friends for kindnesses during our bereavement and for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. John W. Wiggins and Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wiggins
Fourteen Points of a College Wardrobe for Freshwomen
The article depicts Madame Vignette of National Bellas Hess outlining a college wardrobe plan for new students. It lists fourteen essential items from coats and suits to shoes and underwear, stressing that freshwomen will need to assemble a grownup, university-appropriate wardrobe rather than rely on outfits worn in high school or finishing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Madame Vignette
National Bellas Hess Company
National
Bellasess Company
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Koidaks
F. J. Wright
Marydel
F. P. Medford
Walter Stevens
Emma Jump
Pearl Jones
James
G. Gruwell
Bennett Emory
Cheswold
T. S. Heather
Elizabeth Hall
J. O. Hummer
The
Dorothy Davis
Westernport
Preston
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Hammermill Bond
Sheriff's Sale
Chevrolet
Reo
Fieri Facias
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co., Inc
Nathan Owaroff
Hillsboro
William F. Jaccson
Queen Anne Station
Jerseys
Guernseys
Lady C. Murphy
James Temple
P.O. Box
Chesapeake Bay
Taylor’s Island
Madison
Tiewell
West 40Th Street
New York City
R. W. Matthews
Burgess
Riverton Ave
Second St
Denton, Md
Mark Smith
H. C. Wright
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