Is the instinct of mother love dead in America
The piece reflects on doll manufacturing and mother love, arguing 37 million dolls cheer American girls and preserve home life. It contrasts youth trends, rail competition, and child value in a broad, period-style chronicle. Advances in bus transport replace branch lines. railroads face shifting short-haul traffic. A New York Supreme Court ruling on a child’s value affirms parental sentiment over economic utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Eastern Shore
Boston and Maine Railroad
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Sun
Tts
Supreme Court
New York
Solomon
Twentieth Century Club Meets at Bethlehem Home
The Twentieth Century Community Club spent a busy day on the 17th at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs Alva Blades in Bethlehem. Mrs Orland Wright instructed reed making and much work was accomplished. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Todd on December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
Alva Blades
Bethlehem
Orland Wright
J. B. Todd
The Dogmatic Youth Versus The Wise Editor
A satirical piece by McClure Newspaper Syndicate contrasts fervent young reformers with cautious elders at industry and journalism. It mocks confident amateurs who promise sweeping modern reforms and billion subscribers, while the editor, stout and pragmatic, remains steady.
Assignel's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Denton
Wesley E B Thawley assigns and will sell at public auction the mortgagees land known as Progress Ridgeway Lot in Caroline County Maryland. The two story dwelling with outbuildings will be offered at 2 to 4 pm in front of the Court House door Denton. One third cash day of sale with balance due in six months or full cash option. Title papers and stamps paid by purchaser. James T Ewer, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Skrobot
Mary Skrobot
Vasili Antoniuk
Sarah Antoniuk
Goldsboro Bank
Wesley EB. ‘Thawley
Liber L. B
Mortage
Caroline County
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Charles Conley
George M. Russum
Levin Black
Alesander Skrebot
Vasuli Antoniah
Liber L. B.ut
Wesley E. Thawley
James Tewer
Circuit Court
W. Brewster Deen
Circuit Court For
Geo. A. Dearyne
Caroline
Calvert C. Merriken
Danasty
Geo. A. Deakyne
Robert Jarrell
Nathan Clark
Equity
True Ono
H. Earle Smith
Georgia
W. Smith
Bank Notices and Annual Meeting With New Year Closures
Bank notices from The Peoples Bank Denton and The Goldsboro Bank announce January 11 1925 New Year holiday closures with payable papers due around that date. Provident State Bank calls its annual stockholders meeting January 17 1925 at Preston to elect directors between noon and 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Provident State Bank
Preston
Public Sale of Charles Keine Farm Stock and Tools
Charles Keine will sell at public auction all stock and farming implements from the Peter Hagadone farm on the Hillsboro to Ridgely road. Items include 13 cattle, 6 shoats, 6 pigs, 7-foot Deering binder, drills, planters, plows, harness, wagons, carriages, ladders, tools, and household gear. Cash under 10 dollars, over 10 dollars on credit with notes due at Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank. Frank Seward, Auct. Charles Stewart, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hagadone
Hillsboro
Ridgely
New Idea
New Way
Buckeye
Ohio
Auburn
Dearborn
York
Hillsboro- Queen Anne Bank
Charles Keine
Frank Seward
Charles Stewart
Public sale of poultry stock and household items in county
Auction lists Australian American strain and Kerlin poultry stock including 100 pullets and 35 pullets with sire records, 330 eggs, plus cockerels. Also offered are Leghorn yearlings, farm implements, tools, furniture, building materials, and household goods. Sale starts promptly with a community club serving food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerlin
Credit terms for small cash purchases noted
On sums of ten dollars and under cash is required. For sums over ten dollars a six month credit is allowed. Purchasers may give approved notes payable at the bank.
Provident State Bank Notice in Preston Maryland
The Provident State Bank Preston Maryland states that January 1st 1925 is a legal holiday for New Year’s Day and all paper payments will be paid up the following day. Signed by cashier AJ Trazzare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Goonstone
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
W. 1. Norris
the Provident State Bank
Preston
D. AJ Trazzare
Thrifty Berkshire Poland-China Shoats for Sale
Twenty healthy Berkshire Poland-China cross shoats, Poland-China favored sire, range 15 to 54 pounds, priced at 5.00 dollars each. Contact Charles G. Miller, Route No. T, Greensboro, Mal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Charles G. Miller
Route No. T
Greensboro
Mal
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben
H. Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
John Kendrick Bangs
McClure
Synidicate
Lumurrey
Hnglaly
Walker
Mary
Willie
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Assignel’s Sale
Peorles Bank
Mad
Nisi
Marion L. Beck
Lida Stanford
Chy
Geo. A. Dearkyne
Stockholders’ Meeting
Preston, Md
J. AL Frazzare
Flw. Redden
Oteka
G. T. Redden’s
Louis J. Knotts, JR
W. Brewster Deen, Agsipnee
Ve. John A. Jester and Wife
Spark Plug
Bill
Guernsey
I Linger
Sheppard’s Church
Oliver
John Barrymore
Beau Brummell
England
Beau Brummet
Beau
Fie
Clyde Fitch
Richard Mansfield
Warner Brothers
William Hutchinson
Fannie Hutchinson
Orphans’ Court
Denton National Bank
Denton, Md
Lam
Baltimore
J. Spencer Lapham
Casy Lerins
GEO. E
Mew
Dover Opera House
Touay
Beau Brummel
Philadelphia
Stanley Theatre
Aldine Theatre
Stanley
H.T. Langmald
James Thee
T. C. Horsey
James Moore
J. H. Nichols & Company
Bryant
Palace Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Harold Lloyd
Wm. Randolph Hearst
Prince of Wales
Anita Stewart
Marion Davies
Robert Fulton
THE
Barbara Lamarr
Lionel Barrymore
Bert Lytell
Montagu Love
Richard Bennett
Rome
Europe
Hall Caine
New Dover Opera House
Playhouse
Wilmington
Harry Cort
Cary Klavans
Farl Caroll
Daly's Theatre
Leon Gordon
Tropics
Playhol Londo
Perea
I Ycaic Cort Theatre
Chicago
Wise
Auditor's Order
Richard Lister
Va. T. Clayton Horsey
Georgia W., Smith
Epee
GEO
LVER
Fife
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