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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
4
The notice states December 9 lesson subjects and scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. It informs readers about the source and permission status for religious study materials.
A temperance Sunday sermon urges Christians to influence national life through salt and light, love and loyalty. It stresses Christian citizenship, addressing liquor problems, and the duty to model godly behavior in church home and nation.
Practical steps to curb swine disease and death. Use alfalfa hay and mineral supplements during pregnancy, provide clean sod for iron and copper, apply iodine to naval cords, vaccinate piglets and sows, keep pens clean and dry, use disinfected cutting tools, avoid mud and old hogs, and ensure balanced rations. These measures target abortions, anemia, navel infections, scours, and other common ailments to boost production.
Maryland reports 1 278 traffic accidents in October with 31 deaths and 656 injuries. Baltimore City had 798 accidents 9 deaths 3 872 injuries while counties had 480 accidents 22 deaths 284 injuries. State fatalities fell 35 percent from last year with Kent County recording a perfect accident month and Governor O Conor and safety agencies urging continued caution through winter conditions.
County agent F. M. Rogers warns that farm costs must be reduced to keep farms viable. He predicts farm product prices will ease in 1946 from 1945 levels, but government support programs for wartime commodities will continue through the year.
In 1948 farmers face peacetime markets with uncertain employment, trade questions, and price levels. Those cutting production costs will hold the best position in postwar markets to supply adequate food and compete internationally. Farm labor remains scarce, land improvements rise, and machinery use expands. Emphasis falls on marketing quality and cooperative purchasing and selling to navigate global conditions.
A civic reflection urges rural residents to view farming as a lifestyle, stresses pricing and market factors, and urges youth involvement and succession plans. It calls for father and son partnerships, expanded soil and conservation efforts, and greater regard for farmer welfare in building and maintaining land resources.
A brief note discusses sustaining the American Way of Life amid evolving economic and social pressures. It mentions values of freedom, opportunity, and national cohesion as guiding principles for policy and community action.
A reflective quote from William Collins on how peace governs action and reason governs thought, illustrating the harmony between calm governance and rational thinking.
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