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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1937

Page

8

Questions and Answers About Social Security in Denton Journal

The Denton Journal presents an ongoing Social Security Q and A column with authority from Luther Becker of the Social Security Board. Questions cover lump-sum payments to deceased workers or estates, name changes on records, and earning rules for old age insurance benefits. Readers are advised to contact local Social Security offices for precise guidance.

Denton Journal Luther Becker Social Security Board 300 Court Square Baltimore

Hopalong Rides Again at the Dentonia Theatre

The Dentonia Theatre presents a double feature Saturday February 26 featuring Hopalong Cassidy in Hopalong Rides Again with Nora Lane in a romantic turn. Also on bill Bonnie Becomes a Bride and Borrowing Trouble from the Jones Family, plus Varsity Show starring Dick Powell and Fred Waring at Dentonia Theatre February 28 to March 1. Sonja Henie and Don Ameche star in Happy Landing opening March 3 and 4.

Dad Jones Bonnie Twentieth Century-Fox Dentonia Theatre Dick Powell Fred Waring Warner Bros Sonja Henie Don Ameche Happy Landing Norseland America 20Th Century-Fox

Good Food For Sound Thinkers

A cheerful heart and a smiling face brighten the darkest place as sunshine appears. An anonymous line reflects on simple joys and hopeful thoughts.

Anon

Cattle Raiders tops Ridgely bill with Starrett thriller

The Ridgely Theatre screens Columbia's Charles Starrett adventure Cattle Raiders on Friday and Saturday February 25 and 26 with lively range songs by Donald Grayson and the Sons of the Pioneers. Also showing The Game That Kills with college hockey teams. Monday and Thursday gift nights continue. Warner Oland stars in Charlie Chan on Broadway opening Thursday.

Ridgely Theatre Columbia Charles Starrett Starrett Donald Grayson Sons of the Pioneers Manhattan Paree John Boles Luli Deste New York Hollywood Zoological Institute RKO Radio Studio Jesse L. Lasky Lily Pons Jack Oakie Chan Twentieth Century-Fox Charlie Chan Broadway Warner Oland Earl Derr Biggers

Major Book News From The Season In Crime and Classics

The piece notes "Action at Aquilla" by Hervey Allen due early March as a standout fiction event. It cites "The Citadel" breaking $200,000 in US sales and remaining a top seller in both the US and UK, with expectations to match 1937 figures. It highlights Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile as a top mystery, while critiquing some cluttered details in her plots. It also previews Crime Club's February selection Warrant for X featuring criminologist Colonel Anthony Gethrun returning to action with a cryptic LIO-5 AID-II clue and MacDonald's notable plot.

England Death On the Nile Agatha Cristie Hercule Poirot The Nile Cristie Crime Club Anthony Gethrun Hollywood Mr. MacDonald Tribune

Advisory Committee Named Under Farm Tenant Act

The Secretary of Agriculture forms a Marsland advisory committee to assist Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act administration. Nine members will aid in county loan selection and advise on county committees. First meeting was Feb 21 at the University of Maryland College Park. Allocation for Maryland is 45244 dollars for year one. Loans target farm tenants, sharecroppers, and laborers for farms, equipment, livestock, and operating goods, with county committee approval and regional final approval.

Secretary of Agriculture E. I. Oswald University of Maryland In College Park Harry H. Nuttle Denton Thomas B. Symons Charles E. Wise Jr Baltimore T. Roy Brookes Bel Air Walter B. Burrall New Market Simon Downey Williamsport Samuel Linton Riverside J. Edgar Bryan Queenstown Wilson Lord Ellicott City Maryland

Nice Calls for Constructive Plan to End State Borrowing

Gov. Harry W. Nice replies to criticism in The Baltimore Sun by urging a workable program to eliminate state borrowing. He notes Gov. Ritchie faced a permanent need to borrow and asks editors to provide constructive remedies and pledge editorial support. He pledges to back any viable plan with effort and public acknowledgment.

Harry W. Nice Baltimore Sun Morning Sun Charles Baltimore Streets Baltimore Maryland Nice Ritchie

Books You May Like By Graham Watson on Russia reads

A reader reviews Assignment In Utopia by Lyons from Harcourt Brace praising its thorough, eyewitness account of Soviet Russia. The note contrasts Lyons with a Satur day Evening Post article series by an American engineer, both offering informed viewpoints on socialism and Bolshevism. The piece then lists a Garnett Putnam expedition select twelve best desert island books, including North to the Orient and Vanity.

Utopia Lyons Harcourt, Brace H. B. Messenger Federalsburg Russia Saturday Evening Post Garnett-Putnam Athene Desert The Orient Vanity Franklin Street Denton Caroline County State of Maryland Fred R. Owens Lemuel R. Clough F. C. Brown John T. Carter Mary Ethel Stevens T.C.H

Features of the new Farm Act of 1938 outlined

County Agent Geo W Clendaniel summarizes the act's key steps. National acreage allotments divide across states counties and farms to control surpluses for wheat corn tobacco cotton and rice. Marketing quotas require producer referenda and penalties for excess. Loans target cotton wheat and corn with parity rules. Local administration remains through farmer committees and the Extension Service. Small growers receive increased payments under $200. Conserving crops are encouraged for soil fertility while protections exist for livestock and dairy against overproduction.

Geo. W. Clendaniel Mr. Clendaniel Extension Service

Mary Baker Eddy Quotes on labor and deliverance

A compact collection notes Eddy states that constant striving for goodness requires unceasing prayer and that no excellence exists without labor. It contrasts with a biblical promise from Jeremiah 15:1 about deliverance from the wicked.

Mary Baker Eddy

Forest Fire Season Arrives Earlier This Year

Maryland residents urged to cooperate with fire wardens as March to May fires threaten forests this spring. Forestry expert C F Winslow notes mild winter and dry ground have sped the season. advice includes lighting only in calm conditions, plowing a firebreak, burning after 3 pm, having water and tools ready, contacting local wardens, and never leaving a fire unattended until extinguished.

C. F. Winslow University of Maryland Extension Service Maryland Winslow

Dawn of Infinite Day for the Faithful

The sermon reflects on the disciples after the crucifixion and the risen Christ. It urges believers to recognize the Living Christ in darkest times, promising a dawn of infinite day through faith and closer fellowship with God.

Jerusalem Christ Good Shepherd

Follow Directions and Care With Electric Washer

Jessie D. Hinton of the University of Maryland Extension Service urges careful use of electric washing machines. She notes machines vary but are simple and sturdy when used and lubricated properly. Always load correctly, avoid overloading, heed the water line, and disengage the motor before cutting power.

Jessie D. Hinton University of Maryland Extension Service Miss Hinton

Care and maintenance tips for an electric washing machine

The article explains proper after use care including rinsing with hot water, draining, and air drying with the lid ajar. It advises removing movable parts for thorough drying, wiping the tub, and using whiting or vinegar for stains. Copper tubs can be treated with whiting and oxalic acid or soap suds and ammonia, and the electric plug must be removed when finished. Store the cord to avoid moisture, and never oil or adjust while the cord is energized.

Miss Hinton

Travel if you want to says explorer and reader

William LaVarre argues travel is about trade not dollars. A librarian on a cruise earned a free voyage by providing a library and service onboard. A freelance columnist life proves a newspaper can hire a stranger by offering a daily column. Ships need people who boost the line with new ideas.

William LaVarre Explorer Cincinnati Ohio Caribbean

Virtues of Industry Economy Honesty and Kindness Quartet

A compact quotation noting industry economy honesty and kindness as timeless virtues, attributed to James Oliver and cited with a Bible verse from Isaiah. The text presents a moral observation rather than a news item or event.

James Oliver

Birth registration importance stressed by health official

Dr. R. H. Riley, head of the State Department of Health, warns birth records are vital for proving identity, age, citizenship, inheritance and more. He outlines that physicians or midwives report births within four days, local registrars forward records to the state, and parents must verify details for accuracy and permanent filing.

R. H. Riley State Department of Health Riley Bureau of Vital Statistics

Reporting Births and Deaths Serves State and Individual

The passage emphasizes that accurate birth and death reporting is legally vital to individuals and essential for public health administration. It notes the State needs data on where births occur and deaths and their causes to implement protective measures, urging prompt reporting of every birth.

Maryland Birth Registration Push Aims for 100 Percent

In many parts of Maryland people are birth registration conscious while in other sections the mood is less favorable. Officials say every possible effort is made to achieve one hundred percent completion across the state.

Maryland

Happiness From Work Quip and Heartfelt Creed

A compact reflection quotes from Anon on finding happiness through work and an Emerson note urging love to shape a noble creed. The lines evoke practical joy and idealistic life philosophy, tying daily labor to inner fulfillment and virtuous purpose.

Emerson

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GOV. Nice Graham Watson Jim Duart McKenna Beauty Shop Third Street Nichols Nestle First Denton, Maryland OLY J. L. George & Son U. S Essk Hams George Shorgas Eastern Shore Gas Corporation Pocomoke City the Peoples Bank of Georganna Clough Denton National Bank United States of America Court House James Temple
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