FSA Helps Farmers Keep Their Homes Across Region 1
Farm Debt Adjustment in Region 1 reports 2,540 cases totaling 12,994,390 in 211 counties, with 2,529,595 reduced by 19.497 percent. The program saved homes and machinery, thawed frozen assets, and allowed back taxes payment, backed by local volunteers and county supervisors.
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Farm Security Administration
FSA
Dexter V. Rivenburgh
Region 1
Mr. Rivenburgh
FDA
School News Notes on Studies and Readings
Continued from page correspondence shows II B students writing to a friend abroad. History topics include Struggle Against Absolutism and Parliamentary Government in England. Virginia Johnson spoke on Absolutism in England and France, John William Andrew on England up to Fifteen Hundred. The commercial class has read Silas Marner by George Eliot, set in rural England about a mysterious move.
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IIB
England
Virginia Johnson
France
John William Andrew
Silas Marner
George Eliot
Raveloe
Lantern Yard
Old Myths and Modern Tales Highlight School News
A mixed school page reviews authorship history, classroom reports, and upcoming film notices. Freshmen report in with math and Latin topics, while elementary notes cover Australia projects, art, and folk literature studies. Attendance boards list names across grades, alongside cinema listings for Denonia Theatre features.
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Australia
Hughes
Miss Lawless
Miss Ebling
Ebling
Mezick
Mr. Stull
Nichols
Mr. Ramsburg
Miss Timmons
Roll Along Cowboy and Bride Wore Red At Dentonia Theatre
Zane Grey's newest thriller Roll Along Cowboy stars Smith Ballew at the Dentonia Theatre Saturday December 11. Joan Crawford appears as A Modern Cinderella in The Bride Wore Red, shown Monday and Tuesday December 13 and 14, followed by Ferenc Molnar's The Girl from Trieste.
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Zane Grey
Smith Ballew
Dentonia Theatre
Joan Crawford
Ferenc Molnar
Trieste
Administrators Sale of Valuables in Caroline County Court
Orphans court order directs administrators of C Clarence Deen to sell at public auction at his late home in Fowling Creek Harmony district, beginning 10 a m. Offers include store stock merchandise and fixtures plus 50 shares Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton Maryland. Sale overseen by Wesley E Thawley and W Brewster Deen with James Temple as auctioneer.
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Orphans’ Court of
Caroline County
C. Clarence Deen
Fowling Creek
Harmony
A. m. Sharp
Oliver
Cole
Essex
Stock Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Denton
Maryland
Ridgely Theatre to Feature Silver Fools Buck and The Great Rome
Buck Johnes stars Silver in Boss of Lonely Valley at Ridgely Theatre Friday and Saturday December 10 and 11. The venue also presents The Great Rome Show of Wonders on Monday and Tuesday December 13 and 14, featuring live illusion acts and animal effects, plus the film No Man of Her Own with Clark Gable Carole Lombard and Dorothy Mackaill.
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Buck Johnes
Lonely Valley
Ridgely Theatre
Silver
Universal Studio
Great Rome & Co
Great Rome
Rome
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Dorothy Mackaill
Beauty Is Skin Deep Only in Perception
The author argues beauty transcends outer appearance, hinging on inner character and calm thoughts. Facial harmony reflects skull structure, yet true beauty lies in thoughts kept in the mind and in habitual emotional expression, resisting obscene, jealous, angry impulses.
Inner beauty as the source of outward grace
The text argues that true beauty stems from an immaculate heart rather than outward appearance. It says outward charm fades without inner goodness, and a beautiful heart radiates brightness and sweetness to the face, making it more winsome.
Maryland Farmers Positioned in Farm Supply Network
Dr. T. B. Symons, acting dean of agriculture at the University of Maryland, told the Maryland State Grange at Westminster on December 8 that over 25 million people live within shipping distance of Maryland farms. He said Maryland farmers occupy a preferred position for producing products for human consumption and urged alignment of national agricultural programs with regional needs.
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United States
Maryland
Drv. T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
Maryland State Grange
Westminster
Symons
Maryland Iowa cash income contrasts in farm programs
The speaker compares Maryland and Iowa farm cash income from beef cattle and hogs, dairy products, and truck crops, noting Iowa relies more on beef and hogs while Maryland depends more on dairy and crops. He cites 118,000 Maryland farmers in 1937 joining the agricultural conservation Pilgrim program and forecasts broader 1938 participation.
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Maryland
Iowa
Maryland Farme
National Agricultural Conservation Pilgrim
Symons
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Robert Young
Metio- Goldwyn-Mayer
Tyrol
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Denonia Theatre
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Miss Aldich
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
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Ronald Colman
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Zenda
Anthony Hope
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Rudolf V
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James Temple
Maryland Farms
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Cather
MAZDA
Better Light
Eastern Shore Public Service
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J. L. Everngam & Son
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Hillsboro
Commissioners of
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Walter Sparklin
Melvin C. James
Emory D. Kimmey
the Peoples Bank of
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Porter House
Chuck Roast
Juicy Granges
Denton Food Market
W. L. Swann