Wise Men of Today See Dawn of Internationalism
The piece contemplates three eminent figures Dr Bukter Raymond Fosdick and General Pershing as modern wise men who, through The New York World columns, argue the dawning era of international cooperation. They stress pacific dispute resolution economic interdependence and the Kellogg Pact World Court and League of Nations as steps toward a shared global future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
New York
Bukter
Columbia University
Raymond Fosdick
General Pershing
Dr. Bukter
Pacific
Pershing
Iere
World Court
League of Nations
OUR FEATHERED GUESTS AND THE WILLING MARTINS OF WILLISTON
In Williston Caroline county Mr William Willoughby describes his purple martins and their fifteen year return to his Silver Lake estate. He notes the birds deter sparrows, reclaim nests, and occupy five box houses that shelter dozens of families. The piece extols birds as communal treasures not for individual owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Willoughby
Williston
Caroline County
Silver Lake
Birds and boxes attract garden allies and nesting habits
Twenty Five Years Ago notes describe bluebirds wrens and martins using boxes, how opening sizes and placements affect nesting, and the value of bird perches on properties. It highlights banding by the U.S. Biological Survey, ongoing observation by Mr. Willoughby, and the broader role of birds in pest control and summer presence on premises.
In Memoriam for Chas. W. Collison
In sad and loving remembrance of my dear father Chas. W. Collison who departed this life one year ago today February 22 1929 Oh what shock it was to me The day our father passed away We did not know the pain he bore We did not see him die We often sit and think of you and speak of how you died To think you could not say goodbye Before you closed your eyes For all of us you did your best May God grant you eternal rest By his loving son Ntarvey Subscribe for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Muller
Metropolitan Opera Company
Elizabeth
Arturo Toscaninni
Bayreuth
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Alexander Smallens
Mme. Mueller
Europe
Opera
Prague
America
Mimi
Atwater Kent Hour
Franz Schubert
Russia
United States
College of the City of New York
Institute of Musical Art of New York
Paris Conservatoire
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Century Theater
New York
South America
Anna Pavlova
Buenos Aires
Havana
Smallens
Chicago Civic Company
Berlin
Madrid
Philadelphia Civic Opera Company
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
The
Philharmonic Orchestra of
A. E. Cooper
Second Street
PF. W. Redden
Geo
T. Redden & Co
H. A.koe
Helen B. Comegys
Mary
Scranton
John S. Barnhart
J. A. Rood
Geldsboro
R. Jarrell and Son's
Goldsboro
George E. Saulsbury
Charles E. Wilson
Main and
Fifth Street
Julia Day
John T. Carter, Jr
Wm. E. Brown
James H. Nichols
W. R. Wright
Martin B. Smith
H. B. Ramsdell
Denton
Clarence Frampton
T. L. Frampton
Albert G. Towers
Progressive
Frances Crouse
Wm. A. Smith
Mary Garey
C. E. Smith
Hurlock
Willard H. Thowley
Philadelphia
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Love Point
Easton
Queen Anne’s
Chas. W. Collison
Slats Diary: Small Town Boy to 1900s Everyday Life
A fragmented diary style entry by Ross Farquar detailing a week in a boy’s life. The narrator describes a budding friendship with Jane, quitting a drugstore job, helping a distressed boy, a careless act of supporting a teacher, a newspaper misfortune, a dentist visit, candy making, and helping an elderly woman with a basket while declining money. The tone is colloquial and observational, with hints of hardship and small acts of charity.
Advertise In Your Home Town Paper
An Oswego Oregon Review reprints a quotation from the American Bankers Magazine urging local businesses and professionals to mention their name in town papers. The piece argues small two line mentions suit all, helping visitors identify town commerce and supporting the town’s life through active advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oregon
American Banker’s Magazine
Steps Of The Housewife In Denton Daily Walks
A Denton note cites a National Association study showing housewives walk seven and a half to eight miles daily. It argues smaller homes and well arranged kitchens reduce steps, highlighting advice from wives to husbands on home design and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Chiropodists
Denton
Noah
Democrats See Tide in Second Massachusetts Victory
Editorial notes Democrats claim the Massachusetts special election victory by William J. Granfield signals a swing toward their party and potential control of Congress next November. The win, in a Republican stronghold, follows decades of GOP dominance and prompts quotes from Senator Walsh and House Democratic leader Garner about unrest and leadership failures under Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Burns
Congress
William J. Granfield
Keynor
Granfield
Coolidge
Gillett
David I. Walsh
Washington
Walsh
John N. Garner
House
Hoover
Stock market rebounds outpace fundamentals
Economic trends show stock values recovering after a bear market, rising nearly half of prior losses due to market psychology and technical factors rather than solid business prospects. Six months of volatility reveal prices swing ahead of and beyond underlying earnings, with earnings and fundamentals a minor influence on daily moves. Nursing report notes January activities including clinics in Denton, Baltimore visits, and tag day contributions across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Committee
Denton
T. M. Palmar
Baltimore
Federalsburg
E. A. Jones
Schick
Andersontown and
Hobbs Club
Hubbard School
Goldsboro
Ridgely
Greensboro
Harmony School
Bethlehem
Preston
Joe Brown Trusts Wild Animal Sense On Painted Faces Set
Joe E Brown demonstrated calm handling of a nervous leopard during filming of Painted Faces at the Dover Opera House. He approached the cage, stroked the animal with permission and without fear, asserting wild beasts respond to trust and quiet talk. The all talking picture stars Brown with Helen Foster and others, directed by Al Rogell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Brown
Tiffany-Stahl
Dover Opera House
Brown
Call
Joe Brown
Joe
RCA Photophone
Frances Hyland
al Rogell
Splendid
Helen Foster
Barton Hepburn
Dorothy Gulliver
Lester Cole
Alma Bennett
A Patriotic Dinner for Washington's Anniversary
A traditional Washington's Birthday program features games like blowing cherries and crossing the Delaware with ice cakes, plus a seven item menu including Red Caviar Canapés, Cream Consomme with Toast, Blockade Chicken, Chicken Salad in Tents, Pears Valley Forge, and festive red white and blue touches. Strong entities include George Washington, Westmoreland County Virginia, and the Delaware crossing motif, with recipe details and serving guidance for six or multiples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pears Valley Forge
Indefinite postponement of Henderson play due to illness
The high school students in Iden Hall had planned a Thursday evening performance but the program was postponed indefinitely because a cast member is ill. A Wednesday morning program by Miss Bastian's 1st to 3rd graders delighted attendees, while local residents and visitors from Wilmington Philadelphia Marcus Hook Centreville and Providence were noted visiting relatives or hosting gatherings over the weekend and past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iden Hall
Town
Wm. Hill
Guy Wills
Philadelphia
Edgar Thompson
Geo. Redman
Centreville
Jimmy Medford
Silver Gsell
Henry Pippin
Wilmington
Harvey Jones
Providence
R. L
Editors Call for Truthful Reporting on Naval Conference
The Christian Science Monitor urges editors to hold an immediate truth telling conference to commit to eliminating misleading and false reports about the London Naval Conference, promoting accurate coverage and accountability among newsrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christian Science Monitor
Athlete's Foot Menace Seen on Glass Plate Photo
A New York bacteriologist examines a glass plate showing billions of Tinea Trichophytons, the parasite behind athlete's foot. The image, from Pease Laboratories, underscores a widespread outbreak risk across the United States and prompts doctors to urge constant antiseptic use to curb this age old malady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Pease Laboratories
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H. L. Mencken
Baltimore Sun
de Falla
My Lovely
Celia
Munro Phyllis
Mme
Mueller
Dich
Teure Halle
Moussorgsky
Mouzart
Gretchen
Handel
Hornpipe
Ritorna
ATDA
Verdi
Siegfried
Memoriam
Ntarvey
Journal
Ross Farquar
Jane
George Washington
Westmoreland County
Augustine Washington
Mary Ball
Delaware
Henderson
John Applebaum
John Scully
Wyndham Martyn
Elgar Radway
Denton Journal
Denton, Maryland
Auditor's Order
Nisi
Edgar Wyatt
Myrtle Wyatt
John Wyatt
Elizabeth Wyatt
Elnora Manning
Charles Manning
Oscar Wyatt and
Mary M. Wyatt
Circuit Court
Equity
T. Clayton Horsey
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Henry R. Lewis
John E. Bartell
Emma B. Bartell
Ayton Horsey
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