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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1945
Page
7
A lesson note lists subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council Religious Education, provided under permission for use in teaching. The outline names the date and biblical passages guiding the instructional theme and study focus.
Sermon text on Genesis Joseph’s arc from unjust imprisonment to trusted leadership, highlighting God’s presence in hardship, readiness for divine timing, and the rise of Joseph as a foretold instrument in Egypt. It urges trust in God amid sorrows and calls for humility for rulers and reliance on God’s wisdom.
The chart shows why telephones are scarce unless tied to war work or public safety. Western Electric’s 1944 government sales reached about 788 million dollars for military radio and telephony equipment, plus 120 million for maintenance and expansion, totaling 908 million. The network relies on three main plants plus 22 satellite plants, 29 distributing houses, and 11 000 subcontractors.
Navy Department estimates trace a single large operation linking 48 166 telephones aboard 700 to 800 warships with 5 000 000 feet of cable. The figure equates to a city about Norfolk sized and signals vast global war communications needs beyond the home front.
Caroline county farmers were cautioned to guard against hog cholera outbreaks amid recent reports. County Agricultural Agent F M Rogers outlines three vaccination methods: serum, serum and virus, and a third method noted as lifelong, with risks including abortion in pregnant sows.
The Crystal Violet Vaccine is a new method to prevent hog cholera with excellent results. Immunity develops in about 3 to 4 weeks and lasts for roughly six months. Farmers should consult local veterinarians or county agents about these treatments.
Maryland logged 10383 traffic accidents in July with 31 deaths and 483 injuries. Baltimore City had 676 crashes with 12 deaths and 307 injured. the counties 357 crashes with 19 deaths and 176 injured. Year to date: 6678 accidents, 222 killed, 3397 injured, down 8 percent in accidents. Kent county had a perfect month with no deaths or injuries. Governor O Conor and the Traffic Safety Commission urge safety.
Maryland readers are urged to exercise extreme caution on streets and highways as the 35 mph limits are lifted and more cars will be on the roads. The message stresses avoiding accidents, driving and walking carefully, and subscribing to the Journal for more updates.
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