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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1927

Page

4

Destruction of Banfield Manor in Talbot County Md

The Bonfield manor house on Boones Creek near Oxford Talbot County Md was lost to fire. Built by Samuel Chamberlaine in the early post Revolutionary era its destruction erases a historic relic and recalls tales of ghosts and secret passages. Former U S Senator Willard Saulsbury died in Wilmington Del after a year and a half of heart trouble. He had been president pro tempore of the Senate and presidential candidate for his party at the last national convention. burial took place in Dover on Wednesday.

Banfield Samuel Chamberlaine George Tom Paine Maryland United States Willard Saulsbury Wilmington Del Saulsbury Congress Dover

Reciprocal Truck Laws Conference in Dover Moves Toward Accord

A joint Maryland Delaware legislative conference in Dover sought a settlement on truck reciprocity. Maryland Senators S Scott Beck Dudley Roe Nelson Fooks W Earle Withgott and Delegates A Percy White Clarence Whealton Robert Ledman William Alderson Frederick Cobourn joined Delaware lawmakers Senators William F Allen John W Attix Elisha Steele and Representatives William Ball James Evans John W Carrow Jr. Attendees included Governor Robinson Attorney General Southerland and highway and state officials.

Delaware Maryland Dover Cone State Senate House of State Capitol State House S. Scott Beck Kent County Dudley G. Roe Queen Anne’s County Nelson H. Fooks Caroline County W. Earle Withgott Talbot County A. Percy White Wicomico County Clarence W. Whealton Robert S. Ledman Worcester County William H. Alderson Frederick Lee Cobourn Harford County Annapolis William F. Allen John W. Attix Elisha Steele William Ball James E. Evans John W. Carrow, Jr Robinson Clarence A. Southerland C. D. Buck Highways Department Chas. H. Grantland

A Piscatorial Paradise Angling On The Del Mar Va Peninsula

Edwin C Totten publicist for the Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association writes an illustrated article in Outdoor Recreation describing the Del Mar Va Peninsula as a fishing paradise. He details salt and fresh water habitats on the Chesapeake and Delaware bays Atlantic coast inland waters and lakes. Totten compares ten years fishing there with other regions and notes conditions favorable for diverse fishing pursuits. The piece is part of a series of association publicity articles in national magazines over ten months.

Edwin C. Totten Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore Association Outdoor Recreation Chesapeake and Delaware Atlantic Ocean Totten Del-Mar- Va

Three More Reasons For Joining Caroline County Chamber

The Caroline County Chamber of Commerce offers continuity beyond changing municipal administrations and officials. It can sustain long term policies and projects across years, making steady progress despite frequent political turnover at local and state levels.

Caroline County Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Chamber urges business leaders to join Caroline County Chamber

The Chamber of Commerce is presented as the lasting force for local economic and civic development. It calls on business and professional men to lead, protect and promote the community’s interests, and to contribute beyond voting and taxes by active membership. Contact the Caroline County Chamber secretary in Denton, Maryland.

Chamber of Commerce Caroline County Chamber of Commerce Denton Maryland Caroline County Orphanga’ Court Joseph Churchman

Seed Selection Guidance For Spring Planting In Maryland

County Extension advises careful seed corn selection amid mold risk from wet fall weather. F. W. Oldenburg notes many kernels die germ, urging bright mold-free seed and germination tests. Meetings March 1 Greensboro, March 2 Preston Hall, March 3 Smithville, March 4 Tuckahoe Neck Chapel with Oldenburg present. Farmers urged to bring samples for examinations.

F. W. Oldenburg University of Maryland Greensboro School Preston Hall Smithville School Tuckahoe Neck Chapel Extension Agronomist Maryland State Fertilizer Inspection Service College Park Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania T. D. Holder

Boomerang comedy at Caroline High School play

Dr Gerald Sumner doctor by day secretary job by a pretty applicant leads to a jealously driven patient turnabout as fate loops back like a boomerang. The Caroline High School senior class presents this medical farce Friday night March 4 1927 in the high school auditorium offering a delightful evening of entertainment.

Gerald Sumner Europe Mr. Woodbridge Sumner Caroline High School Caroline

Concord Cemetery Trustees Seek Funds for Ongoing Work

The Concord Cemetery trustees urge continued support to complete already begun improvements. Dated owners of lots will be visited next week to collect overdue payments. Donations may be made to trustees T H Everngam E T Orme or H E Wheatley. The M E Church Ladies' Circle hosts a bake sale today at the old parsonage.

Concord Cemetery M. E. Church

Del-Mar-Va De Luxe Ode to the Land Between the Bays

A long poem by Dr. L. P. Bowen praises Del-Mar-Va as the land between the Bays Home to Maryland Virginia and Delaware and its fertile fields and oysters The piece segues into Orphans Court proceedings listing administrators guardians and estate actions including inventories appraisements and final accounts with named individuals and executors The court sessions note pending notices and approvals for estate matters

Del-Mar-Va Fair Del-Mar-Va

Southern cooks featured in health talk with recipe notes

The Nutrition Department of the Philadelphia Inter-State Dairy Council promotes Southern cooking memories and gives recipes such as Georgia Chicken, Scalloped Carrots and Celery, Sally Lunn, and notes on the cultural view of spelling in schools. Excerpts reference fry methods, cream sauces, yeast breads, and a spelling emphasis tied to local education.

Philadelphia Inter-State Dairy Council Sally Lunn

Sunday cinema bill faces Catholic opposition in Maryland

In Maryland legislators hear Archbishop Michael Curley of Baltimore urge removing smut from films before permitting Sunday showings. He cites a Catholic survey tallying scenes of infidelity, gendered struggles, divorce, drinking, smoking, indecency and immodest dress across 404 motion pictures.

Weekly News Maryland Michael Curley Baltimore Blunt

Compliment from Theatre Manager on New Dover Opera House

The manager of New Dover Theatre expresses genuine delight at the New Dover Opera House. He ranks it among the finest venues after experiences in New York, Chicago, Indianapolis, noting superior taste, comfort, and design. The praise is sincere and not flattering.

New Dover Theatre New York Chicago Indianapolis

Hoot Gibson Enlists In Tank Corps At Start Of War

Universal western star Hoot Gibson joins the U S Army in Los Angeles selecting the tank corps. He rises from driver to sergeant and serves near Gettysburg before being reassigned to the Ford Tank Corps. Overseas orders reach Boston but Armistice ends plans. Gibson is discharged at Camp Dix. He headlines The Miaming Frontier at New Dover Opera House next Wednesday and Thursday, March 2 and 3.

Woot Gibson Universal Hoot Gibson Los Angeles California 836Th Tank Corps Gettysburg Hoet Ford Tank Corps 383D Boston Mass France Camp Dix New Dover Opera Frouse

In Memoriam Edythe N Porter Remembered Four Years On

In sad memory of Edythe N Porter who died February 28 1923 at a young age. Her family Mrs. and Mr. Fred T Roe speak of the silent grief shared by those who loved her. A memory fair and sweet remains, its fragrance never dying.

Edythe N. Porter Edythe Fred T. Roe

Remembrance Verses for Deceased Father and Family

A collection of heartfelt epitaphs and memorial verses from various mourners in Mentorlam. Nellie, Chas W Beauchamp and Martha Beauchamp remember James M. Sullivan P Wright Sullivan Elsie D Walls and others who died earlier, with reflections on loss, faith, and eternal rest. The pieces express sorrow, love, and hope in the afterlife.

Rest Not Advisable in Nervous Weakness

Dr. George J. Weight in Hygena Magazine argues rest cures are waning and work cures suit nervous weakness. He explains weakness often ties to physical defects or infections, with emotional strain causing headaches stomach distress and neck pain, while work itself is not harmful. Continuous quiet living masks mental weakness until sudden crises demand overexertion.

George J. Weight Hygena Magazine

Build Your House by Douglas Malloch

A compact poem urging timely work and faith to secure shelter and comfort. The speaker warns against delaying home building for better times, noting that only through effort in calmer days can one gain a lasting shelter and spiritual strength. The poem ends with the insistence that faith, like a house, must be built in advance.

Pruning Advice From Plant Bureau on Evergreens

The bureau of plant industry warns against pruning evergreen trees as it alters their eventual shape. When choosing plants for a position consider their ultimate height to avoid pruning. If pruning is needed, avoid spring and do not prune while new growth is forming.

Bureau of Plant Industry

Poison ivy plant classification by region

Poison ivy plants are identified by three-lobed leaves and white waxy berries resembling mistletoe. Botanists now classify poison ivy into three regional species: East, middle northern states, and Far West.

East Middle Northern States Far West

Personality speed varies by task says Harvard tests

Harvard University intelligence tests show thinking and acting speed are parts of personality, contradicting the popular belief that someone slow in one endeavor is slow in all. The finding suggests variability in cognitive pace across different activities.

Harvard University Popular Science Monthly

At 21 Cecilia Beaux Became a Paris Salon Artist by Accident

A fragmented reminiscence recalls Cecilia Beaux at twenty-one painting Les Derniers Jours d Enfance and sending the work to Paris where the Salon accepted it. The piece marks the moment she became a noted American woman artist later hailed by the National League of Women Voters as one of the twelve greatest living American women.

Cecilia Beaux Paris National League of Women Voters McClura Synilata

Population estimate of South America in 65 million

Latest estimates place South America's population at 65 million with roughly equal shares of Indians and whites. Indians are pagans, missionaries have worked there for over 50 years, and the continent spans climates from tropical to frigid.

South America

Training Parrots to Talk by Child Voice Rule

A science note states parrots learn speech fastest from hearing a child’s voice, while a woman’s voice also aids learning. The finding highlights voice tempo and pitch as key factors in avian language training and suggests practical methods for trainers seeking rapid progress.

Hides of Unequal Value in Leather Production

A cow's hide yields 35 pounds of leather while a horse hide yields only 18 pounds. The disparity highlights varying value of hides in early industrial leather trade and cattle versus horse stock utilization.

Public Sale of Holsteins at Brick House Farm

The partnership dissolves and offers 641 head of Holstein cattle at Brick House Farm near Sheppard's Church on the Greensboro Burrsville road. The herd includes 7 milking cows producing 40 lbs daily, 27 under 7, 9 purebreds with 4 calved, 6 freshening by spring, plus 2 purebred bulls aged about 8 months and 3 years. 40 lb daily milkers, high-bred lineage, strong Caroline county herd. Terms of sale.

Brickhouse Farm Sheppard’s Church Greensboro Burrsville Road Caroline County

Equity sale ratified in Caroline County Court

In the Circuit Court for Caroline county equity case No. 2513 Chy Charles B Harrison attorney named in mortgage reports sale of property for 3550.00. order dated February 22, 1927 grants ratification unless cause shown by April 30. publication required in Caroline county newspapers four weeks before March 28. clerk T Clayton Horsey indicates true copy.

Circuit Court Caroline County Charles B. Harrison T. Clayton Horsey T. Clayton Horsrey Wesley EB. Thawley JT. Clayton Horsey

Caroline County Circuit Court Equity Case Names

In the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Equity. No. Chancery. Parties listed include Lulu E Meredith and M Carroll Meredith her husband Effie E Smith and N Alvin Smith her husband William Wesley Wyatt and Helen Wyatt her wife Ima Cooper and Eugene C Cooper her husband.

Lulu E. Meredith M. Carroll Meredith Effie E. Smith N. Alvin Smith William Wesley Wyatt Helen Wyatt Ima Cooper Eugene C. Cooper Caroline County Chancery

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