Wartime ration reminders and travel cautions issued
In Eastern shortage area A G coupons are valid for gas. Period 5 fuel oil remains through Sept 30, period 1 new ration valid now. Sugar stamps 14 through 16 permit canning and home use through Oct 31. Shoes stamp 18 valid to Oct 31. Ration boards urge oil heaters to renew applications and place summer fill orders. Meat stamps T U V W X Y Z cover through Aug 31 to Oct 2. Blue stamps R S T through Sept 20, U V W through Oct 20. Labor Day travel urged to stay home. Oct 1 draft for fathers begins. fats salvage emphasized. new gasoline coupons replace old Aug 23 to Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Eastman
Navy Department
Post Office Department
Paul C. Cabot
WPB Salvage Division
Army
Continental
U. S
OPA
Stormy Weather Cavalcade of Rhythm at Dentonia Theater
The season's top musical picture Stormy Weather headlines Lena Horne Bill Robinson and Cab Calloway with a cavalcade of rhythm. The new film arrives Monday and Tuesday September 6 and 7 at the Dentonia Theatre featuring old songs and blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NediIncamm
Lena
Can Calaway
Stormy
Lena Horne
Wich
Katherine Durham
Fats Waller
Nicholas Brothers
Ada Brown
Dooley Wilson
William LeBaron
Andrew Stone
Frederick Jackson
Ted Koehler
H. S. Kraft
Jerry Harwin
Seymour B. Robinson
Clarence Robinson
Helen Rose
Fanchon
Dentonia Theatre
Bill Robinson
Cab Calloway
Check Family Food Budgets And Plan To Fill Shortages
Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland extension advises families to review yearly food budgets and plan to cover shortages. She recommends about 100 quarts per person annually including greens tomatoes other vegetables fruits jellies pickles dried foods and meats, with extra for guests. She notes weather and insect issues reduce supplies and suggests canning soups from leftovers planting a fall garden and canning surplus poultry to counter possible feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss McPheeters
Red Mites Threaten Egg Production In Laying Flocks
University of Maryland poultry expert Dr. Morley A Jull warns red mites infestations in the laying house cut egg output and cause premature molt. Mites hide in cracks by day and feed at night, multiplying quickly in warm weather. eggs hatch in two days and mites can live months without food. Thorough cleaning disinfection and painting perches with carbolineum are recommended, plus regular culling of flocks in late summer. For guidance, contact the Maryland Poultry Department at College Park for a bulletin on culling the laying flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Joultry
Jull
Dr. Jul
Poultry Department
University of Maryland
College Park
R. E. Phillips
Ridgely News Highlights Education, Births and Local Notices
Miss Gladys Elizabeth Guthrie of Ridgely earned an open Temple University scholarship and will join the journalism program. Fifer Hospital births record several new babies in Ridgely area. Local obituaries note Mrs. Dolores Atkinson Cassidy of Baltimore, 48, died in St. Joseph's Hospital. Community updates cover visitors, dinners, and notable moves among Ridgely residents, including military and university connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Elizabeth Guthrie
Myr
Clinton Guthrie
Ridgely
Temple University
Milhad E. Gladfelter
Guile
Ridgely High School
Miss Guthrie
Enrell
School of Business and Public Administration
Fifer Hospital
Hilton Rhodes
Queen Anne
Floyd Patrick
Cordova
Lawrence Calvin
Edward Kibler
Greensboro
Edward Ernest Jr
Glenn Secrist
Glenn Lee
Charles Vonville
Helen Bortsey
Henderson
Dorothy Bradley
Denton
Shirley Good
Earle Wood
Easton
Larue Golt
Barclay
Charlotte Anne Greiner
Mary Windsor
Grasonville
Dolores Atkinson Cassidy
Baltimore
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Dean
Edward Macpherson
Nancy
Shirley
Snow Hill
W. O. Dickerson
Dickerson
Grice B. Walters
Brooklyn
N. Y
John D. Davis
Mr. Davis
Norman Wilson
J. E. Parker
Rob Roy Shirt Manufacturing Company
Cambridge
New York
Haack
Bell Avenue
Noble E. Palmer
J. Wm. Zehring
Clayton, del
Frank Slaughter
Leelan Jackson
Jackson
Drew Dixon
Washington
North Carolina
Corn too dry for proper silo curing warned
John W. Magruder of the University of Maryland extension service warns that drought–stressed corn entering silos will be too dry for proper curing. Lacking moisture, fired stalks collapse packing and invite decay. spoilage can be prevented only by adding water during the silage process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland Extension Service
Quiet Lesson from a Silent Example
A brief reflection notes that the best instruction often comes from actions rather than words. The speaker suggests that moral conduct serves as a powerful model for others, illustrating values through lived behavior rather than rhetoric.
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Pepe Pre Ses
Spape
Rose Morris
T. Snowberge
Wilmington
Mildred Binebrink
W. PD. Binebrink
Ford Moor Company
Boston
Fred Flounders
Fred Floundgers Jr
Frank
McDonoga
Milton S. Andrews
Nachel Andrews
Bruce Andrews
Betty
Billy Rieck
Piestrea
Frank Flounders
J. S. Fifer
Rocina
Jay
Rehoboth
Fifer
Roland Fountain
Robert
Maplewood
N. J
Swing
Barbara Dean
John Dean
Helen Marvel
Wm. Marvel
Wm. E. Sparks
Memorial Hospital
Whitby
Olivia
Chester
Roy Winstead
Edward Stephens
H. B. Laird
Charles Sweeney
Philadelphia
Frank Kibler
Bessie Murphy
Hayward Murphy
Shirley Smith
S.N
Wm. Sparks
Leonard Sparks
Ronald Lane
Barbara Lane
Connie Stoops
Hillsboro
James Sculley
Arthur Sculley
Bryan Turbitt
Patricia A. Saulsbury
A. Orrell
Saulsbury
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Walter Mitchell
Arthur Herzog
Thelma Bowman
Skipper
Vergie Sparks
Ocean City
Frank Schmidt
Easton Hospital
Samuel Bear
the Big
Seneca
Mary Baker Eddy
Ernest G.cooper
Eaar Land Phon
Gertudet Beauty Shoppe
Second Street
Tel
J. Howard Anthony
W . Masonic
Uae
Sewice Ze
Treasury Department
the Peoples Bank of
Stafford’s Food Market
New Sparpren AG Hiye
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