Endorsement of Hon T Alan Goldsborough for Congress
The Salisbury Times and The Wicomico News endorse Democrat T Alan Goldsborough for the First Maryland District nomination. They praise his eight years in Congress, focus on waterways and harbors, agriculture, tariffs on imported tomatoes, banking and currency reform, and dredging projects in the Wicomico River. They argue he has served the Eastern Shore effectively and should seek reelection rather than be replaced. They note his pro prohibition voting and his accessibility to constituents, urging no primary obstacle if he runs again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Times
Wicomico News Today
T. Alan Goldsborough
Congress
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Goldsborough
Wicomico River
Galdsborough
Winter Birds Seen From Autos On Rainy Roads
A narrator notes numerous winter birds visible even in dull weather. Observations include slate colored juncos, red cardinals, greenish starlings, cowbirds, red winged blackbirds, grackles, hilldeer, meadow larks, mockingbirds, shrikes, kingfishers, and crows along roadsides and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mshcrow
Editorial notes on London naval talks and women’s peace effort
Editorial discusses the London naval armament parley and hopeful outcome with calls for parity between the United States and Great Britain, limits on battleship replacements, and aircraft carrier limits. It notes King George and the Labor Ministry, US Kellogg Pact support, and a Washington peace conference where Japanese women petitioners plan to present to the naval conference in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James Palace
Kings George
Labor Ministry
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Charles Dawes
Washington
Germany
England
Japan
Birds Useful To The Farmer Advice From The Field Lecturer
A Maryland article notes many birds common to bays and fields, detailing robins sparrows bluebirds quails woodpeckers and linnet friends beneficial in eating insects and seeds. It cites a USDA bulletin Birds Useful To The Farmer and credits editor Perkins a field lecturer for conservation groups in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Perkins
Department of ‘Conservation of
Maryland
National Association of Audubon Societies of
New York City
The Political Strength of Prohibition
The piece argues prohibition's ten year tenure shows dry strength in Congress shrinking over time. It asserts wets have noise but drys have votes, noting shifting public support reflected in successive elections and emphasizing Congress is chosen by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Outlawry of War as Means to Settle Disputes
The fragment hints at a historical debate on outlawing war as the method to resolve international conflicts, signaling a discussion of peace or collective security approaches within a broader diplomatic or policy context.
Principal Causes of Death in Maryland in 1929
The Maryland Bureau of Vital Statistics reports 10 291 county deaths in 1929 with 7 781 in two elder/infant groups. Most deaths occur in those 45 plus, while 26 to 44 and 5 to 14 are smaller. Heart disease leads, followed by Chronic Brights, Tuberculosis, Apoplexy, Pneumonia, Cancer, and Influenza. Navy deaths include auto accidents. June lowest month, January highest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Baltimore City
Tthe
John Collinson
Stricken Roads Halt Travel and Winter Storm Sets Back District
Twenty five years ago a severe cold spell and snow blocked rivers and rails across the peninsula. A blizzard halted navigation and trains, stranding eight passengers near Ridgely and closing most schools. Local weddings and deaths are reported, including the Federalsburg and Hillsboro ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Isaac O. Taylor
Hurlock
Robert Osborne
Tlinois
Hazard Farm
Denton
Thomas L. Nichols
Concord
Della Smith
George Smith
Federalsburg
Chestnut Grove M.E
Mary Smith
Nettye Williams
Terry Nichols
Minos Morris
Chestnut Grove
5. P. Shipman
Williston
James
Cooper Sherwood
Bernice Fleetwood
William Loockerman
Dover
Maud Parker
Joseph Parker
Bridgeville
Delaware and Chesapeake Road
Ridgely
Delaware Road
Winchester
William T. McCrea
Elizabeth Cahall
William Cahall
Burrsville
Zeb Horsey
Stewart Defends Native Roots in Lone Star Ranger Screen Role
Roy Stewart, a coast stalwart of 15 years in film, stars as Captain McNally in The Lone Star Ranger for Fox Movietone. Set for Saturday at Dover Opera House, the film follows Buck Duane, an outlaw who joins the Texas Rangers to smash a violent gang, with George O'Brien and Sue Carol leading the co features and a notable supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stewart
Pacific Coast
United States
Stewart
San Diego
Captain McNally
Fox Movietone
Southwest
Zane Grey
Texas Rangers
Dover Opera House
George O’brien
Sue Carol
Walter McGrail
Warren Hymer
Lee Shumway
Russell Simpson
Joel Franz
Richard Alexander
Joe Rickson
Colin Chase
Caroline Rankin
Elizabeth Patterson
Oliver Eckhardt
Buck Duane
Adams Cross Roads Choptank Duck Dinner Highlights
Adams Cross Roads area Report: Mr and Mrs Earl Robinson hosted a duck dinner Saturday joined by Mrs Adams and Miss Grace Adams at Federalsburg. Mrs Mollie Hignutt funeral held Bloomery church with officers elected. Fourth quarterly conference set for Feb 8 at Concord Church. Miss Grace Adams of Federalsburg and Miss Alice Hastings of Bridgeville visited. Mr Fred Johnson recovering from recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robinson
M. P
J. W. Cox
Press
C. C. Blades
Roland Chambers
Fred Johnson
James Cheezum
J. F. Spence
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
J. S
John Adams
Spence
Alice Hastings
Bridgeville
Beris
Nice Adams
Slats Diary Chronicles a Week of Trials and Tangles
Nos Farqual records a rough week in diary form with mischief at work and conflict at a party involving Red Stevens. He recounts a damaged family scene, a schoolyard memory, and small crises with teachers, a neighbor, and his mother note. The tone is informal and retrospective.
Over-Age Pupils in Caroline County Schools
An age-grade study in Caroline county schools assesses how many pupils are old or young for their grades. It covers white and town, rural, and high school enrollments, showing 19 63 boys and 20 77 girls under or over age in high schools and similar patterns in elementary schools with town schools having the least over-age rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Dover Opera House to Rename Theatre in Public Contest
Patrons are told the Dover Opera House will change its name to reflect a lively modern venue. A naming contest will invite public suggestions with a prize for the winner. Details to be announced next week as many hope to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Opera House
Coccidiosis in Chicks Can Be Conquered Says Guide
A historical poultry bulletin explains coccidiosis or coxy in baby chicks, its rapid, fatal spread, and the signs. It prescribes sanitation, milk diets, isolation, controlled droppings, disinfectant spray, and proper feeding to eradicate the parasite and prevent reinfection.
Atwater Kent Studio Recital Features Tokatyan and Rowe
The Atwater Kent Hour on February 2 showcases Armand Tokatyan tenor from Alexandria now with the Metropolitan Opera and Genevieve Irene Rowe soprano of Wooster Ohio winner of the Third National Radio Audition. The Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra directed by Josef Pasternack offers orchestral numbers and song accompaniments including Bizet Carmen Flower Song and Dinorah Shadow Song and Lajuve aria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Atwater Kent
Genevieve Irene Rowe
Wooster
Ohio
Atwater Kent Foundation
Armand Tokatyan
Alexandria
Egypt
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra
Josef Pasternack
Romeo
Tokatyan
United States
Europe
Birmingham
Alabama
Scotti Opera Company
Metropolitan
Scotti
Atwater Kent Hour
Don Jose
Bizet
Meyerbeer Opera
Dinorah
Rowe
Noted Quotes On War And Virtue From Historic Voices
A compilation of wry insights from Amiel Balzac and Balzac on truths. Sir Esme Howard comments war’s futility and the world’s response. William Austin Wordsworth and others praise shared prosperity and kind nature, shaping timeless reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esme Howard
United States
The
Christian Science Monitor
Oral Hygiene Division Aims For Child Dental Health
The Division will limit to children ready for school and in school. Its aims are preventive to guard against tooth decay, corrective to repair defects, and educational to guide mothers on diet for strong teeth. Emphasizes maternal diet rich in dairy and greens, early repair of defects, annual dental exams, and expansion of school clinics to more counties for pre school and in school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of
Glorifying the American Girl at Dover Opera House
Florenz Ziegfeld brings lavish production to Dover with Glorifying the American Girl opening Thursday for a two day run. Mary Eaton leads a glamorous revue filled with lavish stage scenes and beautiful dancers in a showcase of Broadway glamour and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenz Ziegfeld
Dover Opera House
Ziegfeld
Mary Eaton
Tank Town
Plan of work for Division of Oral Hygiene outlined
Dr Richard Clay Leonard chief of the new division at the State Department of Health explains that oral hygiene equals mouth health. He stresses cleanliness rules, proper diet, and early repair of defects or decay to keep the teeth in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Richard Clay Leonard
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Hon
Wicomico News
Prohibition
Adams Cross Roads
Nos Farqual
Crick
Red Stevens
Red
Jane
Teasday
June
Tam
Caroline County Schools
L. D. LeGear
V.S. St. Louis
Tannhauser
Wagner
Rachel Quand du Seigneur
LA Juive
Halevy
Mr. Tokatyan
Hagemann
Luxembourg Gardens
Manning Co
Densmore
Miss Rowe
Ivau
Massenet Orchestra
Pearl Fishers
Pizet
Mattinata
Leoncavallo
Dance of the Blessed Spirits
Orpheus—Gluck Orchestra
Dinorah—Meyerbeer
Londonderry Air
Percy Grainger
A. Quierene Mucho
Boig
Cimara
Smetana Orchestra
Carmen—Pizet
Pietro Cimara
Balzac
William Austin
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Maryland Light and Power Company
Maryland Company
Empire Public Service Corporation
Empire
Maryland East Coast Utilities, Incorporated
Betterton [Ce and Electric Company
Home Electric Light Company of
Lonaconing
Allegany County
Antetam Electric Light and Power Company
Emmitsburg Electric Company
Midland Electric Light Company of
Midland
Millington Light and Power
Maryland Trust Company
Office of the Commission
Calvert County
Cecil County
Charles County
Frederick County
Kent County
Prince George’s County
Queen Anne’s County
St. Mary's County
Somerset County
Talbot County
Washington County
Maryand
Worcester County
Frank Harper
Nisi
T. Pliny Fisher
Assignee
Benjamin B. Brown
T. Clayton Horsey
U. S
American Industrial Library
American Industrial Library Chicago
Hlineis Eoglusering
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