Denton Fire Struggle Highlights Community Spirit
A major blaze in Denton tested the Denton and Greensboro Fire Companies on a Monday. Firefighters fought the worst fire in over thirty years with all equipment performing, while townspeople supported with coffee and meals, demonstrating strong neighborliness and unity.
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Denton
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Machines Can't Do It All on a Chicago Park Bench
An excerpted editorial contends that despite growing automation, work will always belong to qualified men. It urges business and professional leaders to reassure youths facing unemployment, stressing the need for morale, training, and perseverance amid modernization across industries and regions.
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Chicago
Ohio
Walter B. Pitkin
Holiday trade gains in 1934 report across major cities
Reports to the Department of Commerce show broad holiday trade gains with cities including Philadelphia Los Angeles Memphis St. Louis Kansas City Charleston and others posting best levels in years. Minneapolis up 35 over 1934 volume New York stores rise due to last minute rush. Travel and postal activity surge as bonuses boost spending and employment. Overall money in circulation up 363 million from last year and electric power output tops two billion k wh for first time. Automobile sales for first eleven months rise over the prior year amid continued industry upswing.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Memphis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Charleston
Minneapolis
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
Post Office Department
Federal Reserve
French-British Italia-Ethiopia deal shocks world
Premier Laval and Sir Samuel Hoare drafted a plan that would give Italy control over much of Ethiopia, threatening Ethiopian sovereignty. The proposal draws sharp protests in France and Britain, with small nations fearing loss of League leadership and a wider European conflict. Mussolini remains unsatisfied, likely to press on despite international backlash. America maintains neutral stance as global tensions rise.
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Quai d’Orsay
Paris
Laval
France
Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
Lava
Hoare
Selassie
Chamber of Deputies
House of Commons
League
England
Finland
Sweden
Laval-Hoare
Mussolini
Europe
America
American State Department
Washington
Business Week
Roosevelt
Restored Cuba US telephone link after hurricane damage
Bell Telephone Laboratories and AT&T engineers restored the Cuba United States telephone connection from Key West to Havana after a hurricane damaged bridges and lines. Two 50 mile radio links with 5 watt airplane transmitters used storage batteries for power, supported by dry cells and truck transport for recharging. The project, authorized by the Federal Communications Commission, returned uninterrupted service, with inaugural Cuba US connection date April 11 1921.
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Cuba
Bell Telephone Laboratories
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Havana
Key West
Miami
Keys
Bell Laboratories
Federal Communications Commission
Twenty Five Years Ago Weather Log and Local Weddings
Weather records show a week low of 20 degrees on December 26 and a high of 60 on December 29. The town reports a flurry of weddings in Ridgely, Denton, and surrounding areas, with multiple couples tying the knot in churches and at homes, and delays for travel plans to Baltimore and Washington. Obituaries note the death of Ridgely resident John H. Sigler, lawyer and former Orphans' Court judge, amid a busy holiday season in Caroline and Denton counties.
Christmas and New Year Visitor Notes in Marydel
A Marydel page lists local families visiting relatives during the Christmas and New Year holidays. James Kaler, a UVA student, is home in Charlottesville. T. O. Pord and daughter Five-Iyn visit with the Gibsons in Queen Anne. Medford Starkey and family call on Amos Wyatt. Violet and Peggy Gibson visit Evelyn Ford. Carroll Ware of Wilmington visits his mother. Katherine Walls of Wilmington visits friends here. Mrs. Jas. Scotton stays with a Cumberland daughter. Tyson Heather hosts relatives from Westfield. J Tyson Heather and family visit Sadlersville. Herman Cohee and family spend winter in Wilmington. Maud Hummer, previously ill, now able to go out. B R Kaler remains homebound. T Olin Ford has a cold at home.
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Mason
Elmer Horsey
Easton
Carolie
Ferdinand Nebers
and Mays
Julius Nebers
Woodland Station
Josephine Towers
Ridgely
Edgar Blades
Queen Anne
Reformed Church
G. L. Sfnrdesty
Stevensville
E. L. Coblentz
Bertha Biddle
Wilmington
Charles Schlegel
Denton
Milton Blades
Bernard Messick
Henry Detwiler
Frank Kauffman
Paul Haltaman
Sarah Hoffman
J. Robins Purnell
Anna Grise
T. F. Beauchamp
J. Edgar Walls
Henderson
J. T. Bailey
J. E. Walls
Baltimore
Eva Schurmann
A. Hornaday
Charles W. Sylvester
Indianapolis
Law Building
James A. Garey
Lester Everngain
Ollie Trice
Reyner Dukes
Rachel Redden
Helen Roe
Nellie Dunning
Maggie J. Redden
Anna Fisher
Ethel Gantt
Kathleen Knotts
Miriam Clark
Muriel Ramsdell
Ruth Walker
Irene Barnhart
Marguerite Smith
Mary Nichols
Annie Carter
Marjory
Velma Trice
Thomas L. Trice
M. Duke Smith
Dawson O. George
School of Medicine
Bruce Brumbaugh
School of Pharmacy
University of Maryland
Vernon Brumbaugh
Western Maryland College
Goucher College
Harald Andrew
Emerson Roberts
St. John’s College
Elmer Roberts
Dickinson College
Charlotte Hall Academy
Maryland Normal School
Hannah More Academy
A. Claude Griffin
Washington College
Eugene G. Anderson
Dr. French’s School
Providence
R. I
Alfred Clark
Collegate Institute
Union Bridge
Robert Downes
Ross Stevens
Golden’s Business College
Clifford Trazzare
John Ghingher
Elbert R. Nuttle
Nuttle
State Board
Ira Johnson
Huntsville
Alabama
J. Ed. Johnson
Philip W. Downes
Ire
South
Byron C. Holbrook
Battle Creek
Michigan
Earl Brumbaugh
Leslie Lewis
Carlton Short
Quaker City
Paul Wright
Monroe Dean
Philadelphia
Benjamin Hopkins
S. Bradford Downes
Cambridge
D. Stewart
Washington
Carroll Pastorfield
Corinne Mowbray
Federalsburg
S. G. Nuttle
W. S. Crouse
Vienna
Samuel Lowry
Anna May Lewis
Harington
John Hf. Emerson
John A. Sigler
Ile
Laura Syler
Miss Smith
Sylvester Smith
Charles
William
Randolph-Macon College
Virginian
George Sigler
Richard T. Carter
Alliance Preserving Company
Bank of
W. E. Habbart
Denton Cemetery
Paul Holsinger
W. W. Seward
J. M. Swing
Harvey L. Cooper
Thomas R. Green
J. M. Short
Jefferson Warfield Cohee
Emma Cohee
Jefferson Cohee
James Kaler
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
T. O. Pord
Five- Iyn
Harry Gibson
Medford Starkey
Amos Wyatt
Violet
Peggy Gibson
Evelyn Ford
Carroll Ware
Katherine Walls
Jas. Scotton
Cumberland
Tyson Heather
Westfield
N. J
J. Tyson Heather
Sadlersville
Herman Cohee
Maud Hummer
B. R. Kaler
December M. P. Ladies Aid meeting held at Spence home
The December gathering of the M. P. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. J. F. Spence home and officers were elected: President Mrs. W. J. Whiteley vice president Mrs. Rol Chambers secretary Mrs. Allison Frampton assistant secretary Dr. Linnie Cox treasurer Mrs. J. E. Spence. The January meeting is set for Mrs. C. C. Blades home on Tuesday the seventh.
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M. P.ladies Aid
J. F. Spence
W. J. Whiteley
Roland Chambers
Allison Frampton
Christmas Holiday Visits in Greensboro and Nearby Areas
Greensboro and surrounding communities hosted a sequence of holiday gatherings as Philadelphian Mr. and Mrs. Comegys VanSant and daughter visited relatives, with numerous families in Greensboro, Lumberton, Wilmington, Annapolis, and beyond sharing Christmas Day and holiday dinners. Local residents entertained guests at home and clubs, including bridge, Five Hundred, and supper gatherings.
Mackerel Dishes Rise In Popularity With Recipes
Favorite canned mackerel gains fans as consumption grows. Recipes include Maitre d Hotel Mackerel with parsley butter, Breakfast Mackerel with bacon and paprika, and Mackerel Shepherd Pie with carrots peas and mashed potatoes. Servings range from four to six.
Week of misheard lessons from a small town church ashore
A week of scattered school, church, and family tales unfolds from a child’s diary like a rough, affectionate slice of life. Sunday accounts a church call, Monday asks about future, Tuesday hints at juries, Wednesday toys with names, Thursday police, Friday social guests, and Saturday manners amid a cryptic rural voice.
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Emmy
P. m
Buddy
Sturnley
Gotrax
Bridget
Jane
Overseas Telephone Call Sets Record For Value
Record breaking overseas calls show how long distance lines connect sixty plus countries while prices soar. A Paris New York call cost 1527.56 for ninety four minutes setting a new high, plus other long distance feats include a London Stockholm romance and a New Yorker to Santiago bill of 1078 for ninety eight minutes. Telephonists and operators note the growing social impact as families and friends reach each other across oceans.
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Toronto
Associated Press
Sweden
Paris
New York
W. C. Durant
New Yorker
Santiago
Chile
Harold Ross
Charles
MacArthur
Fuad
Egypt
London
Cleveland
Flint
Michigan
Bertil Hjalmar Clason
Sigrid Sofia Margareta Carlton
Detroit
Common Pleas
John D. Watts
Stockholm
Victor Young
Young
Cookies from a Home Kitchen Bake Book
A nostalgic primer on children and cookies with several old fashioned recipes. Almond Apricot Squares use almond bits and apricot purée in a pastry flour dough. Dried Apricot and Nut Cookies mix apricots with milk, coconut and nuts, baked until lightly browned. Molasses Ginger Cookies blend molasses sugar shortening eggs and spices for a stiff dough. Cocoanut Burrs fold raspberries into a flour batter with butter sugar and bran, baked briefly into cookies.
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