Denton Journal issue dated January 3 1825
The page notes it is a Saturday morning Denton Journal, Denton Maryland, issue dated January 3 1825. It lists Howard Melvin Senj and Johnson Melvin Johnson as names in the masthead, and mentions publication details and post office classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Melvin Senj
Johnson Melvin & Johnson
Denton
Editorial Notes on Traffic Safety and Health Policy
The piece argues prevention over punishment for street safety amid wet roads and calls for better driver behavior and possible legal actions against habitual hazards. It references Dr John S Fulton on health, the shift from mortality to health focus, Maryland health progress, and growing conservation support in Maryland waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John 5. Fulton
State Department of Health
Foxes and Cochrane Highlight A's 1925 Prospects
Philadelphia writer notes Jimmy Fox of the Athletics could outshine Mickey Cochrane in 1925. Connie Mack praises Fox purchased from Easton Club after Frank Baker loan deal. Mack sees Fox as an unpolished jewel ready for development under Cy Perkins with major league potential.
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Jimmy Fox
Athletics
Mickey
Cochrane
A’s
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Maskman
Ooo Cochrane
Frank ‘Baker
House of Mack
New York
Connie
Easton Club
Frank Baker
Fox
White Elephants
Mack
Cy Perkins
Fox Emerges as Bright Prospect in Eastern Shore Baseball
Athletic veteran backs Fox as a sure future star after a sharp late-season debut with our club. The 18 year old, six foot tall catcher impressed Mack and Drennan with his triple proving clutch at Erie against Cincinnati. Fox, loaned from Easton for the Five State Series, is kept as third string but may rise rapidly with continued development.
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Frank Braggy
Fox
Mack
Connie
Erie
Cincinnati
Cochrane
Dover
Pacific
Portland
Local visitors and holiday gatherings in Jarrettsville and Preston
Ridgely reports Prof. Kinhart visiting the fore part of the week with his party in Jarrettsville Harford county returning Wednesdays to spend New Year in Preston. Mr and Mrs Paul Sewell entertained Monday evening in honor of his brother Reese Sewell visiting from College Park. Prof and Mrs Franklyn Stayer, teaching in Pillsburg, spent part of their Christmas vacation in their bungalow here.
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Ridgely
Kinhart
Jarrettsville
Harford County
Preston
Paul Sewell
Reese Sewell
College Park
Franklyn Stayer
Pillsburg
Local residents host visits and church event notices
Multiple short notes list visits across families from Baltimore Georgia and New York. Anne Saulsbury recovering with aid from Mary Pippin and relatives. Epworth League to meet at Concord Church led by Theodore Orne. Members return to Baltimore and Delaware trips cited.
Deaths and visits fill holiday town notes
Mrs Phonsie Purnell aged 64 dies at home after long illness. Funeral in Templeville Church with interment at Templeville cemetery. Nearby, Mr Harry S Smith suffers a serious Christmas morning gun accident, loses a finger, treated at Cambridge hospital and returns home. A long list of holiday visits and travels from Dover, Millsboro, Seaford, Queen Anne to Wilmington and Oxford.
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Phonsie Purnell
Town
Templeville Church
Templeville
Harry S. Smith
Cambridge Hospital
Monroe
Millsboro
Harry Vane
Dover
Purse
Seaford
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
T. O. Ford
Rebecca
Edith Lane
Marguerite Griffin
Goldsboro
Rebecca Medford
Maude Stafford
Elizabeth Heather
Roy Stall
Newark
J. F. Stafford
M. S. Pritchett
Malcolm
Oxford
J. N. Smith
J. E. Parker
Onancock
J. Tyson Heather
Bobby
Clara Evans
Sadlersville
Bert Purnell
Brunswick
N. J
J. H. Scotton
Floyd Moore
Springfield
Ruth Hall
Philadelphia
Ann Jump
Wilmington
Helen Heather
Annie Heather
Marcus Hook
Delaware Hospital
Naomi Smith
Melvin Smith
Marietta Heather
Beatrice Hudson
Henderson
Anna Wilds
Kenton
Emma Jump
Larry Sparks
Virginia
R. P. Moore
Mesdames
John Bowdle
A. B. Gooden
Annie ‘Heather
James Smith
Maude Hummer
Elkton
Hall
J. O. Hummer
Sale terms for Charles B. Harrison estate auction
One third cash on day of sale with balance plus interest from sale date, payable upon final ratification. or all cash at purchaser option. Title papers at purchaser's expense. CHARLES B. HARRISON, Wn. T. TUFF, auctioneers and assignees.
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Wesley E. Thawley
James Temple
Charles B. Harrison
Wn. T. Tuff
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
This public notice states that the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of Daisy M Satterfield. The notice seeks creditors to present claims and comply with probate requirements within the legal time limits.
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Alexander Skrobot
Mary Skrobot
Wasaili Antoniuk
Sarah Antoniuk
Goldsboro Bank
Wesley I. ‘Thawley
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Maryland
Denton
Charles Conley
George M. Russum
Rea Estate
Preston
Bethlehem
Madison Williams
W. G. Wright
Circuit Court For
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Chy
W.rewster Deen
Geo. A. Deakyne
W. Brewster Deen
Orphans’ Court
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Nettie E. Satterfield
Georgia W. Smith
H. Earle Smith
Georgia
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Nathan Clark
Allersons
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Gio AZ Deakyne
Doan's Pills Touted For Kidney Relief In Denton Case
An old Denton notice promotes Doan's Pills as a kidney aid citing a local painter Aaron Statum who suffered backaches and irregular kidney function from hard work. It claims the remedy, Dean's Pills, regulated his kidneys and relieved pain, priced 60 cents at Ledman Pharmacy with Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
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Dean
Statum
Foster-Milburn Co.,Mfrs
Buffalo
N.Y
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