Methods of Love Not Hate Learn to Child Sleep Without Fear
A story of little Ann who loves animals and is guided by her father to avoid fear as a bedtime tactic by her mother. The father warns that scaring a child about dogs may curb kindness and risk timidity and selfishness, urging a method based on love and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Ann
Daddy
Mother
Ann
Perennial Weeds In The Lawn
Home lawn care guidance on controlling perennial weeds like dandelion plantain and dock in Maryland. Techniques include digging, spot spraying with ammonium salts, and careful use of weed killers, noting risks to soil and grass health and options to reseed if infestation is severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Manhattan Largest American Built Ship To Be Launched Today
The Manhattan, 30 000 gross ton vessel of 705 feet, will be launched at Camden New Jersey on Saturday December 5 to serve in trans Atlantic service with United States Lines next June. The liner will carry about 1300 passengers at over 20 knots in a three deck superstructure with two funnels and a modern streamlined design. It is part of a pair marking a major step in American Merchant Marine rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
American Merchant Marine
Camden
N. J
United States Lines
Europe
America
New York
Channel Ports
Hamburg
Bankers urged to combat gossip with public duty
The American Bankers Association says banks and customers share mutual obligations to keep the public informed and protect banks from slander and rumors. Banks should act to counter idle gossip, using slander laws where possible and raise awareness of bank public interest.
Banking ad urging better saving and spending habits
Former American Bankers Association head urges a balanced mindset toward saving during prosperity to spend in downturns. He cites advertising and public health campaigns as models, arguing bankers should promote sound financial habits to sustain stable growth and avoid economic turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Hie Mosel
Lfe
Neon lights and the Gibraltar of America
Neon was discovered in 1898 by Sir William Ramsey and W M Travers with early tube development around 1911. Ordinary neon glows reddish yellow, blue with mercury, and other colors with gases or glass. "The Gibraltar of America" refers to St Thomas in the Virgin Islands, noted for formidable fortifications that could block access to the Panama Canal, a factor in its purchase from Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Ramsey
W. M. Travers
America
St. Thomas
Virginia Islands
West Indies
Panama Canal
Denmark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tee Ae Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Pol
al Hoffman
al Hoodhart
Ed. Nelson
Cremo
Alzes
Eng
Rona
Sturmer
Easton
Frigidaire
N.B.C
WJZ
E.S.T
General Motors
M. K. Newnam
National Association
Rome
C. Stephenson
R. C. Stephenson
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
George
White
Alice A. White
Caroine County
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
America’s
Gibraltar
Andersontown
Concord
John Meere
Oliver
W. E. Seeders
Jack L. Stevens
Orphans’ Court For
Charles F. Driggins
Bureau
Laurel Grove
Dearborn
Ethel P. Driggins
Wm. Andrew
Walter Howard
James L. Miley
Bethlehem
Geo. E. Sellers
Dawson Stafford
Orphans’ Court
G. C. Heberling Company
Bloomington
Ill
Second St
H.C. Wright
Denton, Md
3Rd St
Lincoln St
Denton
John T. Carter
Poland
China
Bennett's Point Farms
Queenstown
Denton Journal
Joseph Frey
Tottenville
Boy
Doc
Boregy. Brown
Egypt
Fleetwood
The
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Chamber of Commerce
Banks
Rotary Club
Denton Journal the Quality Stationers
Sadie B. Ritter
Williston
Silver Lake
Gay Street
7Th, N. E
Harry B. Mason
Psea E