Chautauqua Bring High Arts To Salisbury Community
The article urges concerted civic effort to maintain constructive arts in towns through Chautauqua programs featuring music oratory and drama. It notes Salisbury Md awarding a medal to Miss Helen V Wise for community service and laments limited recognition for trained nurses, highlighting their sacrifices and underappreciated contributions. It also offers advice on planning and credit, then reports the Denton Shirt Factory opening and Maryland Company plant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Denton Shirt
Gay Street
Fifth
West Denton
Maryland Company
Denton
Virginia
Luray
Shenandoah
Mt. Jackson
Elkton
Woodstock
Huntington
W. Va
Baltimore
New Factory Aims At 750 Dozen Shirts Weekly In Caswell
Mr Sneider treasurer drives new quarters with Willoughby Nowell as contractor and Harry A Roe as inspector. One hundred operators likely, output 750 dozen Casey Jones shirts weekly under Albert Satterfield management with Ida Neighbors forelady. Also opening of America’s longest Cascade tunnel, eight miles, cost 14 million, Tacoma to Spokane, plus Florida Mountain Lake bird sanctuary dedication by President Coolidge funded by Edward Bok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneider
Willoughby Nowell
Harry A. Roe
Casey Jones
Albert Satterfield
Ida Neighbors
America
Cascade Mountains
Tacoma
Spokane
Washington State
Cascades
Mountain Lake
Florida
Coolidge
Edward Bok
Health talks schedule on WBAL and WFBR stations
Dr R H Riley announces weekly health talks broadcast from WBAL and WFBR in Baltimore under the State Medical Society committee. WBAL Monday at 3 45 features topics and Johns Hopkins speakers from February to March including Hay Fever skin care school health diet and infant care. WFBR Friday at 7 45 covers Whooping cough and blood pressure with Johns Hopkins physicians. Earlier season topics include influenza care of the baby pneumonia diphtheria overweight body tumors and tonsils and adenoids by noted doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
WBAL
WISBR
Baltimore
Committee On Public Instruction of the State Medical Society
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
WFBR
Sydney R. Miller
Johns Hopkins University
Lloyd W. Ketron
Walter F. Cobb
Public’ 'Schools
D. C. Wharton i Smith
Union Memorial Hospital
W. F. Zinn
University of Maryland
E. V. McCollum
School of Hygiene
Benjamin Tappan
Babies Milk Fund Asso
Norman B. Cole
J. H. M. Knox, Jr
W. L. Ellic
The Rural Carrier's Lament and Pennies in the Box
A humorous poem from a rural carrier laments the practice of receiving pennies in the mail box. It contrasts pleasant seasons with biting cold and recalls a west coast carrier swearing over the pennies. The speaker urges readers to buy stamps and stop dropping coins in the box to avoid delays at the gate of St. Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
St. Peter
Cabbage recipes and tips from a vintage guide
A vintage cooking guide extols cabbage as a year round staple with caution against soda. Recipes include Cabbage a la Huntington with vinegar olive oil eggs and spices, escalloped cabbage with cheese, and cabbage leaf rolls with mutton or beef rice and lemon juice.
Local notes from Harrington and area in brief
Patterson School pupils receive one year and two year pins from the Delaware anti tuberculosis society. Mrs Alice H Ross earns a gold pin with ruby cross for four years of health work. Obituaries include James Andrew Smith at four score, a respected Harrington Democrat, survived by widow and daughter Mrs Hugh Morris. Various visits and family news: Mrs Alexander L Harrington aids ill mother Mrs William H Wooters in Seaford. Mrs Warren Moore remembered for civic work. Miss Jeannette Miller of New York operated in Brooklyn Trinity Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Van Ormer hosted birthday dinner. relatives and friends visiting or traveling between Greensboro, Denton, Golts, Delmar and Norristown. A fine son born to Mr and Mrs Monroe Saunders. B Sapp and a daughter noted.
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Patterson School
Squire
Hugh Morris
Willmington
Alexander L. Harrington
Seaford
John L. Everagain
William H. Wooters
Warren Moore
Thomas Qlancey
Jeannette Miller
New York
Trinity Hospital
Brooklyn
Harry van Ormer
Norristown
Walter C. Coverdale
Robert Dill
Greensboro
James Voss
Monroe Saunders
Stork
B. Sapp
Lead Arsenate Controls Weeds in Grassy Lawns
Entomologists with the U S Department of Agriculture report lead arsenate mixed into soil tames hard shelled beetles such as the Japanese beetle while not harming common lawn grasses. It also controls crabgrass chickweed dandelion and dock, favoring desirable grasses. Application rates: 1600 pounds per acre before planting and six pounds per 1000 square feet as top dressing on established lawns, with an effective six year window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Pneumonia Prevalent as Community Notices Accumulate
Twenty five years ago reports highlight pneumonia in the county with deaths and illnesses. Obituaries mark the passing of Mrs. Mallie Sewell at 47 and William F. Liden at 65 with funeral details. Local figures attend events and travels. weather notes call January the coldest in 33 years.
Poultry Education Meetings in Caroline County February
County Extension News announces a series of poultry educational meetings the week of February 11 led by W H Rice Poultry Specialist. The Grow Healthy Chicks plan aims to cut brooding losses from about 25 percent to around 10 percent, with demonstrations showing reduced mortality. Meetings include Friendship School Denton Court House Greensboro High School and Preston High School with times listed.
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Caroline County
Friendship School
Court House
Denton
Greensboro High School
Preston High School
Dairy Meetings Draw Local Milk Producers
Seven dairy meetings held last week in Caroline county drew many local milk producers. Interest centered on Dairy Feeding and Legume Growing with Maryland Extension Service figures noting Western Shore cows average more hay per animal. Plan 1.5 tons of hay per cow for peak milk production to boost profit.
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Caroline County
Messrs
Conover Land
Oldenburg
Maryland Extension Service
Conover
Maryland
Western Shore
Sweet clover pasture gains favor among farmers
Mr Warland Harrington near Ridgely pastured 16 head on 5 acres until June with sweet clover becoming a common pasture. Mr Zeth Weaver near Greensboro used 40 acres last year. Sweet clover feeds dairy animals, enhances soil, and supports more animals per acre than other pastures. It is sown in wheat, lasts two seasons, and requires non acidic soil inoculated seed about 15 lb per acre. Use light soil coverage with a seeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warland Harrington
Ridgely
Zeth Weaver
Greensboro
Forestry Exhibit Shown At Denton Motor Company
A forestry exhibit prepared by the Maryland Extension Service and USDA is displayed in the Denton Motor Company show window. It aims to spur planting of idle lands to loblolly pine, a profitable timber crop. A contest will name the varieties, with the farmer identifying the most trees winning 50 loblolly pine seedlings from the State Department of Forestry.
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Maryland Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Denton Motor Company
State Department of Forestry
In Memoriam Verses for Nellie V Smith and Frances S Hignatt
A collection of tender memorial notices for Nellie V. Smith and Frances S. Hignatt. Remembrances express child and sibling grief, missing loved ones, and faith in reunion in heaven with quoted lines and personal dedications. Dates referenced include February 8, 1927 and February 5, 1926. The messages name families and dedicators: Laura Covey and Edith Lankford.
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Frances S. Hignatt
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Our Loss
We thank friends for the kindness shown during our bereavement in the loss of husband and father Harry M. Hubbard and for the flowers sent to Mrs Hubbard and children. The note reflects on kindness as a universal language and its power to unite people and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Hubbard
Mrs. Hubbard
What Kind of Lime Should I Buy Bulletin Details
The latest lime bulletin on agricultural liming materials for Maryland is available from the University of Maryland or the County Agent in Denton. F. W. Oldenburg contributes an answer to what kind of lime to buy and explains how to determine the most economical lime form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
Denton
F. W. Oldenburg
Two Lovers Ends Colman Banky On Screen Pair
The article notes the likely final film pairing of Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky in Two Lovers a Samuel Goldwyn production shown at New Dover Opera House on February 11 12 and 13. It traces their screen history from The Dark Angel through The Magic Flame and The Night of Love noting their star status and the anticipated dissolution of the duo.
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Colman
Banky
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky
Samuel Widwyn
New Dover Opera House
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Dark Angel
England
Barbara Worth
Arizona
America
New York
Ronald
Wilma
Take My Advice at Denton Chautauqua Friday
Denton Chautauqua will feature the new comedy Take My Advice on Friday night February 15. The Belmont Theatre in New York praised its brisk humor as a clever prep school professor exposes two swindlers while guiding Bud Weaver toward maturity and a rightful path.
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Denton Chautauqua
Belmont Theatre
New York
New York Journal
Weaver
Bud Weaver
Bud
Jhas
Itcht
Clement
White Lilacs at Maryland Theatre features star cast
The Shuberts present White Lilacs at the Maryland Theatre Baltimore next Monday evening the 11th with an all star cast led by Guy Robertson Odette Myrtis and De Wolf Hopper. The score includes Chopin themes in lavish settings with notable performers Allan Rogers Marion Marchette Charles Crocker Louise Beaudet and others. The Boston press calls White Lilacs superior to Blossom Time.
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Shuberts
Maryland Theatre
Baltimore
Dauntless
Guy Robertson
Odette Myrtis
de Wolf Hopper
Heine
Liszt
Meyerbeer
Balzac
George Sand
Dubuisson
Chopin
Allan Rogers
Marion Marchante
Charles Crocker‘King
Louise Beaudet
Charles Brown
Maurice Holland
Mary Silveira
Katherine Allen
Marguerite Wells
Frank Horn
Boston
Old Dominion Soy Bean Trial Describes Local Hay Potential
The Old Dominion SOY bean, trialed in Caroline over two years, shows slender stems, less woodiness, and leaves that do not shatter as with other varieties. After tests by E. H. E. Thieroff Preston and F. D. Zeigler Denton, a limited seed supply is available in Caroline for trial this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dominion
Caroline
Messrs. E. H. E. Thieroff
Preston
F. D. Zeigler
Denton
Oh Dominion
Ancient Quotations on Charity and Industry
A compilation of short proverbs and quotes about neighborly help, global citizenship, mercy with balance, idle harms, and the role of industry in all social ranks. Notable voices include Isaiah Bacon Grove Patterson Chaucer and Gay.
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Chaucer
Fall egg production boosts farmers income with hens
An Ohio experiment shows farmers who produce 25 percent of yearly eggs during October to January raise their year round price to 38.7 cents per dozen and earn 70 cents an hour for poultry labor, compared with 30.8 cents and 24.5 cents respectively for those missing the fall peak. Hatcherymen endorse the plan, urging early chicks from top stock to hit October production and higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W C T U Meeting Set For February 11 At Rue Home
The W C T U will meet next Monday night February 11 at 8 oclock at Mrs G H Rue s Third Street home. A busy meeting is expected with reports from the recent Tri County executive meeting and work with the young folks. Members urged to attend and bring notes on Frances Willard whose birthday is this month.
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G. H. Rue
Third Street
Tri-County
Frances Willard
Denton Chautauqua Promises Best Ever Run in February
Judge Lindsay calls the Chautauqua America s fourth great institution after the Home Church and School. The Denton program runs February 14 15 and 16 with a three day lineup of events and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
America
Denton
Preacher Sets Topic On Marriage And Divorce
On Sunday evening February 10 Rev J W Kirk will preach at the Methodist Protestant Church on the subject Marriage and Divorce. The public is invited to consider the serious question with the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kirk
Methodist Protestant Church
Freezing Pancake Supper At Greensboro Baptist Church
Greensboro community hosts a freezing pancake supper at Greensboro Baptist Church on Tuesday evening February 12 from 6 30 to 6 30. Tickets 35c and 50c with proceeds benefiting the Greensboro Community Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Baptist Church
Greensboro Community Club
Gainful Sacrifice in Sport and Business
A concise Americoun Magazine reflection argues that sacrificing current advantages can yield greater future gains in sport and business, framing discipline, strategy, and patient risk as core competitive traits.
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Americoun Magazine
Big Rosiclare Fluorspar Mine Leads U S Production
The Rosiclare fluorspar mine in the southern Hiinolg region is described as the largest fluorspar mine in the United States and possibly in the world, reflecting its dominant output.
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Hiinolg
United States
How Light Helps Life balance of light and shade
A trimmed note from Wanian's Home Companion reflects on light and shade shaping facial expression and human disposition, suggesting mood and perception tie to illumination.
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Wanian
Judges Term of Service for Supreme Court Justices
The article states that United States Supreme Court justices are eligible for retirement at age seventy with full pay. It emphasizes the term of service and retirement provision for high court judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Hern Tonic Advertisement by Druggist Evans
No man can be successful if he has indigestion constipation gas or pains after meals. If he does not sleep well or wakes tired in the morning he is sleepy during the day. Keep fit. Get Hern the new tonic sold and guaranteed by Druggist W J Evans. Ask him about Hern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hern
W. J. Evans
Tam a Man and Humanity's Concerns
Quote attributed to Terence claiming a man is concerned with all that affects humanity, expressing a universal duty to broader human issues. The line reflects classical views on empathy and public interest transcending personal boundaries.
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Tam
Terence
Impressed by 1929 Imperial Landau ride and comfort
A letter from a car salesman in Denton Maryland praises the 1929 Imperial Landau for rugged durability and exceptional riding comfort. He notes Chevrolet’s miles per dollar advantage and claims the Imperial offers smooth six cylinder performance, likening it to the top-priced cars and planning to show friends its comfort.
Local Social Notes Highlight Easton and Nearby Visits
Mrs Frank Matthews returns from Hickman to be with her mother. Mr and Mrs A W Thompson and Mrs Harold Hatfield visited in Easton on Sunday. Miss Mary Frieze Ringgold has recovered and is back in school. Rev Sarkis Papajian was a guest of Mr and Mrs James Simon last weekend. Mr and Mrs Ed Roop with her mother who is very sick in Easton. Mrs Roy Sard recently visited sister Mrs Stevens in Queen Anne. The death of Dr Whisler is a keen loss to Ridgely residents. Clifton Wheeler spends two weeks in Wilmington. Paul Hemmons returned from Lancaster Pa. Mrs Milton recently had an operation in Easton Hospital. Mrs D M Swing visiting Washington this week. T L Day visited in Baltimore last week. Mrs Leonard Dean suffers grippe. Miss Viola Jones now walks without a crutch. Mrs Thompson Swing visiting Mount Joy Pa. Frank Kibler recently visited Baltimore. Annie Hevalow on sick list.
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Frank Matthews
Hickman
A. W. Thompson
Harold Hatfield
Easton
Mary Frieze Ringgold
Sarkis Papajian
James Simon
Ed. Roop
Roy Sard
Stevens
Queen Anne
Whisler
Clifton Wheeler
Wilmington
Paul Hemmons
Lancaster
Milton
Easton Hospital
D. M. Swing
Washington
T. L. Day
Baltimore
Leonard Dean
Viola Jones
Thompson Swing
Mount Joy
Frank Kibler
Annie Hevalow
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Salisbury
Helen V. Wise
Red Cross
Spaperna
Lewis Carroll
Vernon
J. A. Davis
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Goslin
Provident Savings Bank
H. W. Stayer
Baltimore American
M. Bates Stephens
Alfred Smith
Dover
New Jersey
Trenton
Mallie F. Sewell
This County
Clayton
John Wesley Wooters
Lewis Cook
Tuckahoe Neck
F. R. Owens
President Richardson
Diamond State Telephone Company
Richardson
James H. Nichols
Burton W. Parker
Georgia
Jennie Stafford
J. B. Port
Huntingdon
William F. Liden
Williston
Wm. M. A. Liden
Liden
Kelly
Thomas Williams
County Extension News
Nellie V. Smith
Laura Covey
Frances S.hignatt
William Bullock
Edith Lankford
The
Christian Science Monitor
New Lime Bulletin
Lilacs
Isaiah
Bacon
Grove Patterson
By A. D. Howden Smith
Constantinople
the Journal
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Denton, Md
Share Shine Products CO
Robt
E. Colister
Riverside Theatre
Tom Tyler
Dolores Costello and
Conrad Nagel
Marion Davies
William Haines
John Gilbert
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Renee Adoree
William S. Hart
Norma Talmadge
Mae Murray
Rod la Rocque
Leatrice Joy
Estelle Taylor
Lucy Lou Beauty Parlor
Lucy Marshall
Market Street
Butterfly Tea Room
Auditor's Order
Nisi
Wesley E. Phew
Sarah E. Redden
Orlando J. Redden
Circuit Court
Equity
T. Clayton Horsey
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