What is Hitlerism and its rise in Germany
The Foreign Policy Association explains Hitler and the National Socialist movement. Born in Austria in 1889, he led a six member group to power after a 1919 cafe meeting. The movement seeks a Great Germany with twenty five points including self determination, equality in rights, abolition of unearned income, and wealth distribution. The bulletin notes uncertainty if the movement will fade as the economic crisis eases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Policy Association
Hitler
Germany
Upper Austria
National Socialist Party
Munich
Versailles
St. Germain
information _ bulletin
National Socialist Movement
From Sheep to Wolf Gas Tax Debate Grows Across States
The piece argues rising gas taxes across about half of the 44 states meeting this year will strain motorists and force a shift in political power. It notes taxes have funded highways but are now used for broader aims, provoking revolt as motorists liken themselves to sheep becoming wolves. It warns drastic action is needed to prevent further tax shifts.
Darkest before dawn says Morristown Daily Record publisher
Norman B. Tomlinson urges optimism amid national gloom noting past panics like 1903 1907 and 1921 as precedents. He argues enduring values such as health over wealth and service clubs mottoes can unite people across races toward international peace and warns that without action another world war would be catastrophic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Tomlinson
Morristown
N. J
Daily Record
Fragment of a racist essay fragment from a historical page
The readable text shows a passage arguing hierarchies among races and civilizations with emphasis on white supremacy. It references people nations and civilization and frames the white race as central to progress and benefit. The excerpt reflects extremist rhetoric typical of illiberal discourse.
Auction of Unsatisfied Goods Sparks Odd Town Reply
An Omaha wholesaler threatened suit after a shipment was rejected by a customer in an Iowa crossroads town. The railroad agent, bank president, and mayor replied in turn, with the mayor saying he would send them to hell if not for being the town pastor and the sole lawyer in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Iowa Cross-Roads
Do Valentine greetings still bind hearts in St. Valentine era
In Caroline county, Valentines flood stores as the practice persists though with less passion. Youthful loves no longer spark extreme tremors or fatal heartbreaks as before. Yet the holiday’s influence remains enough to bring people together and anchor social life.
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St. Valentine
Caroline County
Gandhi’s Release Sparks India Pressure and Swaraj Tide
Editorial notes assess global reaction to Gandhi’s release from Yerawa prison and the London Round Table outcomes. It emphasizes non-violent resistance in India, tax refusal, and mass migrations of Gujarāt peasants seeking Swaraj. It highlights Khaddar volunteers, hunger fears, and global wheat shortages fueling unrest and calls for reforms to avert revolution.
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Gandhi
Yevada
India
Gujajet
Mahatma Gandhi
Bengal
U. P
Gurajet
Maharajah of
Baroda
Khaddar
International conference urged on wheat crisis and peace
Discussion notes that eastern Europe Canada and the US face wheat surpluses and hunger linking world needs. A Rome conference in spring 1931 is proposed to study wheat and cereal production and distribution and to explore international cooperation. Pan European federation shifts focus from politics to economic questions including agricultural credits in southeast Europe amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Canada
United States
New York
London
China
Rome
M. Briand
Notice To Duck Hunters Seeks Removal Of Duck Blinds
A notice warns duck blind owners across the state to remove all blinds by season end under Federal War Department rules. Blinds must be temporary, display owner names, and be removable or lighted at night if left. Officials advise reenacting state laws to ban blinds on state waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry O. Tunis
United States Engineer's Office
Custom House
Baltimore
Maryland
Caroline County Tuberculosis Work Receives $792 In 1930
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association reports in Balti more that Caroline county spent $792 on anti tuberculosis activities in 1930. Chest clinics cost $440 monthly and four county children were cared for at the Miracle House costing $220. An additional $150 was allotted for nursing service with health education for residents. Despite Christmas Sea Sale receipts totaling $563.92 the county did not raise enough to cover anti tuberculosis work, though clinics will continue and Miracle House care for county children will persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore
Caroline County
Garden club talk promotes home flower garden design
Mrs. Orland Closson led the first meeting in the club room on Tuesday focusing on flower location and arrangement to maximize beauty. An additional session is planned for Thursday afternoon February 19 with outsiders invited, and Mrs. Fred Fountain hosts the Ladies Aid Society this month. Little Betty Meredith is reported on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Closson
Fred Fountain
Ladies Aid Society
Betty Meredith
Twenty-Five Years Ago in The Dover News
The Dover News notes the death of John T. Dailey aged 47 from pneumonia after a neglected cold, a wealthy Kent County property owner and son of the late John Dailey. It also lists social items from Burrsville to Preston including weddings, visits, and a jail escape recapture of Thomas Biddle, with school exam praise across many communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover News
John T. Dailey
Dailey
John Dailey
First District
Messrs
Harry S
Joseph T. Dailey
Kent County
Geo. Blades
Burrsville
Wesley League
Lena Thawley
Florrie Dill
Florence Chase
Elma Blades
Roy Delong
May Thawley
George W. Kelley
Celia M. Whiteley
Preston
Elmer Todd
Etta
Orme Cannon
Elma Edgall
Federalsburg
Maggie
House of Correction
Seward
Caroline
Delaware
Smyrna
Biddle
Denton
Goldsboro
Addie Bennett
Alan Temple
Mae Price
John Brumbaugh
Bryan Shockley
Gaylor Dhue
Bee Tree
Harry Bickley
James Clough
Katie Bickling
Baltimore
Elizabeth Laramore
Florence Steele
Clayton Hughes
Walter Steele
Laura Hughes
Wenderson
Eddie Bright
Mildred Gooden
Isabel Carrow
Greensboro
Earle Greenlee
Harvey Shockley
Grace Greenlee
Jennie Cannon
Alice Legates
Samuel Knotts
Maggie Reed
Woodie Dill
Cedar Grove
Virginia Pepper
Murray Spicher
Charles Shawn
Melvin Pepper
William Blankenship
Garey’s School
August Kibler
Annie Greenlee
Susie Flowers
Carrie Spicher
Allie Keefer
Avery Long
Ridgely
Harrison Holsinger
Harold Fountain
Irene Neff
Hilda Turner
Roland Weaver
Wm. Lynch
Earle Nichols
Carlisle Bennington
Mary Breeding
John Shallman
Wesley Thawley
Ruth Cannon
Bertha Cornish
Marie Pardo
Whiteleysburg
Edyth Dill
Mary Stewart
Byron Dill
Eva Pritchett
Elizabeth Carter
Catherine Schaube
Charles Plummer
Mamie Statum
Arthur M. Ramsdell
Claude Griffin
Annie Carter
Muriel Ramsdell
Winfield Nichols
Florence Statum
Sallie Zeigler
Williamson
Emerson Reed
Willie Maloney
Gilbert Clark
Esta Roe
Emma Wright
Lemuel Reed
Williston
Walter Strickland
Ralph Strickland
Pauline_ Horsey
Ruth ‘Meredith
Marjorie Todd
Camp Grove
Annie Roe
Katie Russell
Elsie Lister
Florence Russell
Long’s
Margaret Carroll
Elva Perry
Arthur Perry
Grace Saunders
Harry Himziker
Nina Bishop
Dobbs
Cathell Ward
Harold Nuttle
Charles Whinney
Frederick Smith
Ella Weiland
Oaks
Carl Collison
Ethel Paisley
Ursula Slaughter
Mary Draper
Marjorie Anthony
Elmer Knox
Luther Knox
Smithson’s
Clara Todd
Clara Hopkins
Roland Todd
Marie Gallagher
Poplar Neck
Maud Stevenson
Alice Lubba
Carleton Dulin
Conrad Fuchs
Roxie Corkran
Florence Chambers
Thawley
Mary S. Ross
Natalie Shawn
Wendell Shawn
Mary Cook
Julia Willis
Leroy Hubbard
Pauline Willis
Bethlehem
Elva Cheezum
Claude Hubbard
Lucy Phelps
Clinton Carroll
George Burklew
Harmony
Agnes Brades
Lawrence Deen
Fred Lewis
Elbert Deen
Lee Butler
Gravelly Branch
Andrew Christopher
Sallie Welley
Lillian Fulton
Alton Messenger
Walter Willey
Grove
Nellie Taylor
Nora Covey
Norman Taylor
Nettie Bradley
Elwood
Lewes
Del
Fannie Todd
Bertha Clark
Hurlock
L. E. Cole
East New Market
Slats Diary Chronicles School Week Oddities
Slats records a rough week with mislaid Christmas file, a visiting animal painter, and peers mocking a new student. He narrates snowball mischief that nearly angered his father, a quiz misstep on oxygen, and a joking encounter about a bootlegger arrest, noting teacher quirks and social tensions.
Frederick Jagel to Sing On Atwater Kent Hour
Brooklyn born tenor Frederick Jagel, star at the Metropolitan Opera, will headline a February 15 Atwater Kent Radio Hour program with a diverse mixed-genre selection including grand opera arias, light opera, and ballads. Josef Pasternack conducts the Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra and provides orchestral numbers.
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Frederick Jagel
Brooklyn
Europe
Metropolitan Opera Company
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent Concert Orchestra
Josef Pasternack
Capitol
Rivoli
New York
Italy
Jagel
The
Metropolitan
Caruso
Death of William H Hudson, Seaford merchant
Vernon relatives mourn the passing of William H. Hudson a Seaford merchant due to throat trouble. Funeral preached by Rev James Lord of New York City. Widow Mary Lord and son William survive. Also notes social events, local visits, and agricultural business prospects including Del Mar Va Hatchery securing exclusive Brown & Mann S C W Leghorn stock for the Eastern Shore of Maryland with projections of higher egg production and farm profits through pedigree breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hudson
Seaford
James Lord
New York City
Mary Lord
William
Rebecca H. Clancey
Hotel Biltmore
Salvation Army
William Randolph Hearst
Whalen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
R. Wesley Ross
New Castle County
Warvey Hopkins
Rehoboth
John L. Hopkins
Grippe
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
Lloyd E. Holsinger
Del-Mar-Va
Washington
Brown & Mann
Mr. Holsinger
Great Leghorn
Glen Ellyn
Hinois
United States
American Poultry Association
State College of Washington
Brown & Mann S. C. W
Holsinger
America
Public Health Nurse Reports Emphasize Well Baby Care
The 1930 county child health conferences urged regular visits to family doctors to keep infants and older children well. The February County Health Board meeting reviewed routine work, school inspections, and a busy calendar including a Preston baby clinic and Baltimore nurse meetings. Data show high rates of dental, tonsil, and nutrition issues among examined children, with 3,486 eligible for school admission and many not vaccinated. 398 conferences were held across 22 locations led by Allegany, Harford, and Cecil counties. Local high school girls may win a university scholarship via the Eighth National Meat Story Contest, with cash awards and university endorsements, entries judged by home economics authorities.
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Loca Health Officers
Bureau of Chile Hygiene
State Department of Health
County Public Health Board
Roland Fisher
J. W. Smith
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Denton
Deere
Preston
Catherine Goodson
Baltimore
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Chicago
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Teen
Margaret Justin
Kansas State Lars
Agricultural College
Jessie Alice
Cline
University of Missouri
Kathryn Niles
University of Minnesota
Caroline B. King
The
Country Gentleman
St Valentine Dinner Host Tom Jr Plans Beach Season Menu
Tom Jr hosts a St Valentine dinner for friends and classmates with a heart themed menu featuring St Valentine canapes and a chicken spaghetti casserole. The piece also notes spring fashion trends and notable visitors arriving at a coastal Army Navy colony including General Sommerall and Admiral Byrd, plus several locals arriving for the summer season.
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Tom
Panama
Milan
Charles P. Summerall
Army
Navy
T. Trexier
Allentown
Trexler
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Pollard
Harry Flood Byrd
W. S. Orme
C. H. Sylvester
Denton
Emma C. Locke
Hillsboro
Thomas L. Day
Edna Detwiler
F. E. Mason
J. P. Temple
Ridgely
In Remembrance of Jean Alice Cahnll
Poem of remembrance for Jean Alice Cahnll who died three months ago in Concord cemetery. Aunt Nellie Seeders expresses grief and love with lines about folded hands, silent breast, and a heart that rests. The verses note her brief life, momentary sorrow, and memory kept alive by family.
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Jean Alice Cahnll
Concord
Nellie Seeders
Card of Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Wright
We extend our thanks and appreciation to our kind friends who gave assistance and sympathy in our time of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wright
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet Phillips at Bloomery Church
The funeral for Mrs Harriet Phillips, known also as Mrs Williams and Mrs Morgan from her three marriages, was held at Bloomery Church Saturday afternoon with burial in the adjacent cemetery. She leaves three sons and two daughters plus sisters and grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Earl Robinson hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Dave Devore and others. the evening featured games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs George Seely and Fred Seely returned from a Florida visit. Preaching followed Bloomery service Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Phillips
Bloomery Church
Williams
Morgan
Phillips
Earl Robinson
Dave Devore
John Adams
Fred Fountain
Charles, Thurman
Herman Fountain
Samuel Mitchell
George Seely
Fred
Delaware
Florida
Bloomery
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Athens
Smithville
Cal
Ross Farquar
Min
Emmy
Jake
Pug
Ted
Enny
Elsy
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Mr. Jagel
Sylvia
Schubert Mr. Jagel
Merry Bea
Vilin
Vernon
del- Mar-Va
Public Health Nurse's Report
Selico
Tne
Bureau of Child Hygiene
J. H. M. Knox, Jr
Box
Allegany County
Harford County
Cecil
Tom Jr
St. Petersburg
Journal
Memoriam
Adams Cross Roads
fAbHlye
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