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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1953
Page
6
In February 1916 the Third Grade pupils at Denton Primary School presented an entertainment tied to February holidays. The group performed The Minuet and wore costumes depicting characters from the colonial era, Martha and George Washington.
Norman P. Foster of the Salisbury Social Security office notes the program’s broad reach as old age and survivors insurance enters its 17th year. He cites over five million people receiving $200 million monthly, with 1953 payments to retirees and dependents surpassing $2144 billion. 62 million insured, 23 million permanently insured, and four of five mothers and children protected.
Ed ward P Curran Keystone Automobile Club safety chief warns drivers lack brake maintenance knowledge. He cites required regular hydraulic brake checks about every thousand miles, ensuring equal fluid pressure and proper fluid levels to avoid brake vapor lock and glazing. He supports periodic state inspections, driver education, and renewed manufacturer research to improve braking.
A concise reflection argues that maintaining weekday propriety makes observing the Sabbath easier. The point rests on discipline across the week reinforcing rest and reverence on the seventh day.
A Beecher quote asserts divine mercy resembles a mother erasing wrongs with tender forgetfulness. The line emphasizes mercy over memory, portraying forgiveness as unconditional and enduring.
Keystone Automobile Club advisor August G. Detlof offers tips to prevent moisture problems in cold weather. Have ignition and fuel systems inspected, plasticize the ignition to prevent shorts and misfiring, and use a fuel system anti-freeze to absorb water. These steps aim to stop moisture induced starting issues for smoother operation.
A poem laments a boy killed by a car and pleads drivers to watch for children. It recalls the empty bed and shoe, asks why such sacrifice occurs, and urges vigilance to protect little boys in cities and towns.
Automobile Show section featured February 22 in The American Weekly magazine in color gravure with The Baltimore Sunday American. It highlights upcoming models and stories of interest to motorists.
A quarter-million tons of U S coal are being shipped to Japan during January and February. The sun is believed to be the major source of cosmic rays which constantly bombard the earth.
Hampton Roads in Virginia is described as the premier coal port of the world, highlighting its prominence in global coal trade and shipping activity. The report emphasizes its status among other major maritime hubs and notes its role in export infrastructure and industry impact.
Maryland faced a paradox in 1952 with rainfall above normal across much of the state yet suffered severe dry spells during key growing periods. The report notes erosion, soil loss, and crop impacts including tomatoes cantaloupes potatoes and hay with corn yields reaching a record 46 bushels per acre. Eastern Shore areas saw the driest conditions and moisture storage practices were deemed essential.
Influenza is a serious infectious disease spread mainly by coughing and sneezing. It often leads to pneumonia and other complications. there is no cure, but vaccination offers limited protection. Stay in bed during fever, rest, eat well, and avoid crowds and people who do not cover coughs or sneezes.
A Greensboro Polio Card Party thanks merchants and residents for support. Over 1000 attendees contributed cakes, chickens and cash to a successful fundraiser. prizes included a donated 22% pound turkey won by Robert Taylor. Mildred Ginn won the door prize. tickets printed by Denton Journal. More than 80 percent of North Dakota solid fuel is lignite mined in state.
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