India Dominion Status and U S Budget Reflections
Editorial notes observe India presses for greater independence with Gandhi pushing for Dominion Status while England eyes gradual self rule. It notes five Indian administration reforms and an emergency food aid request, then shifts to the 1931 U.S. budget with 72 cents of every tax dollar for wars and 13 cents for health and education, urging industry through national cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Gandhi
England
Charles G. Andrews
Tagore
Canada
South Africa
China
Russia
Interior Department
United States
Coordinated Industry and Agriculture Signal a New Era
The article argues that industry will move toward universal service through co operation, mergers, and unified control, with farm co operatives forming a national organization to stabilize markets and improve cultivation. It cites Smuts on global cooperation and notes Geneva observers and a League of Nations observer at a London navy parade, with U S State Department signaling approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Federal Farm Board
United States
Shome
Geneva
League of Nations
Navy Parley
London
State Department
Eric Drummond
League
Commerce estimates 1929 air transport miles exceed 26 million
The Department of Commerce projects commercial air transport reaching over 26,000,000 miles in 1929, following a total of 10,673,460 miles flown in 1928. This marks a substantial growth in early aviation activity with rapid year over year expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Orphans Court Records in Caroline County Session
Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Guardians and administrators filed accounts and lists of debts. Estates listed include Davison Legates Jefferson Kinder Lister Spicer Williams Taylor and Morgan. appraisers appointed. notices to creditors ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper and Shawn
James H. Davison
Charles J. Davison
Lawrence Legates
Earl Legates
Nathaniel Legates
Bertie Coulbourn
John M.harrington
Lawrence E.legates
Earl i L. Legates
Roy M. Legates
Hilda B. Smith
Irvin N. Legates
Jane S. Messick
Florence H. Carroll
Hayward
Legates
Donald E. Jefferson
R. Kemp Jefferson
Edward E. Nuttle
Adelaide W. Kinder
J. Virgil Moore
James E. Lister
Edward M. Noble
Josephine Bernard
Pratt T. Taylor
Pearl V. Woodrow
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Walter J. Cohee
Harry Spicer
E. Hazelwood Spicer
Thomas F. Williams
Jacob Q. Williams
Harry W. Davis
Wilmer S. Noble
John B. Harrison
Lucy Kelley Morgan
Guardian
Julia Elizabeth Kelley
Fifi Dorsay Stars in Hot for Paris at Dover Opera House
Fifi Dorsay, famed for They Had to See Paris, leads Raoul Walsh's Hot For Paris opening Monday at the Dover Opera House. She sings three numbers during the screen story, with Victor McLaglen and El Brendel cofeaturettes alongside her in the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifi Dorsay
Fox Movietone
Paris
Raoul Walsh
Dover Opera House
Miss Dorsay
Victor ‘McLaglen
el Brendel
Twenty-Five Years Ago From The Journal This Week
Twenty five years ago notes recall a North cold wave bringing rain, a new cash system at Nuttle Hardware, new general store venture by R J Raughley in Greensboro, and ongoing bank renovations in Denton. Vessel derailments on the D&CRIG, road repairs at Dover bridge, and locals contracting coal at fixed yard prices. Socials mark Miss Sarah Cannon's Bridgeville wedding to B Frank Neiston with attendees from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle Awardware Company
R. J. Raughley
Greensboro
Harvey Coursey
Peoples ‘Bank
Chegaperke
Kent
Port Deposit
Law Building
Hughes Lumber and Coal Company
Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad
Queen Anne
Easton
Uhler
Talbot Commissioners
Dover ‘Bridge Causeway
Sarah Cannon
N. P. Cannon
Inter
William Cannon
B. Frank Neiston
Marietta
Pan
Bridgeville
J. Emerson Merriken
Kennedyville
Caroline
Merriken
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emory S. Turpin
Wm. H. Deen
Harry S. Dailey
A. R. Wright
B. Sparklin
Cooper
Mmr. Hobbs
Mr. West Jeashier
Mr. Downes Teller
G. C. Skirven
O. W. Downes
W. I. Norris
The
Peoples Bank
Clifton Nichols
Hardy Ellwanger
Johnny Steward
Freeborn Ellwanger
Irwin Nichols
Naomi Warren
Pauline Nichols
Elizabeth Carter
Martha Steward
David F Ellwanger
Natty Warren
Edna Wright
James L. Bullock
J. L. Bullock & Bro
Smithville
Richard Bullock
Drothers
James Bullock
Henry Bullock
Hickman
Thomas Bullock
Robert Bullock
J. W. Bullock
Smithsville
Jane
Emma Bullock
Bloomery M. E
J. R. Horsey
Wilmington
Harry Swann
Somers Blake
Denton
Washington Quotation on Providence Inspires Confidence
A historic quote attributed to George Washington emphasizes reliance on Providence that has previously sustained and blessed him, reflecting a mindset of steadfast trust and gratitude in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
War as National Calamity Quotes Von Moltke
Thought-provoking quotation from General Von Moltke on war being a national calamity regardless of victory, underscoring the enduring costs and societal impact of armed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. von Moltke
Slats Diary of Ross Farquar A rough Christmas week
Friday to Thursday diary entries recount small town holiday mishaps and daily school life. Slats speaks of gift disputes with Mr Whisk family, practice for track, a country dinner at Uncle Hens, a church wedding with a forgettable pin incident, teacher feedback on writing, and attempts to earn extra money. The tone is informal and inclusive of family neighbors and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrismus
Ben
Brad
Onley
Ant Emmy
Unkel
Chirch Tonite
U.S
Jane
Black
Atwater Kent Radio Hour to FeatureElizabeth Rethberg and Kane
Elizabeth Rethberg of the Metropolitan Opera and Greensboro tenor Edward Austen Kane will headline the Atwater Kent Radio Hour on Sunday January 19. Kane recently won a $5,000 award and a two year scholarship as top young singer in the United States. Rethberg, a veteran soprano with 106 grand opera roles, has performed worldwide and will showcase a versatile program designed to reveal tone and poetry in song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
Elizabeth Rethberg
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York Guild of Music Teachers
Edward Austen Kane
Greensboro
N. C
United States
Young Kane
Atwater Kent Foundation
Ife
Mine
Rethberg
Atlantic
Europe
America
New York
Metropolitan
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ravinia Park
Chicago
la Scala
Milan
Italy
Opera! i House
Rome
Saxony
Bohemia
Fritz Reiner
Cin
Einnati Symphony Orchestra
Dresden
Trenderson M E Sunday School Reorganized With New Officers
Trenderson M E Sunday School reorganized Sunday morning with officers including Assistant Superintendent Mrs James Melvin Treasurer Mrs James Melvin Secretary Miss Edith Melvin Missionary Treasurer Mrs James Melvin Organist Miss Katherine Melvin Primary Superintendent Mrs Foster Clark Junior Superintendent Mrs U Howard Sylvester. Nearby residents and visitors are noted with several families visiting relatives or home furloughs and weekend visits across town and to Woodlawn Ma Wilington and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
James Melvin
Edith Melvin
Katherine Melvin
Foster Clark
U Howard Sylvester
F. B. Sweeney
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Paul Dill
Naval Training Station
Hampton Roads
Edward Coffin
Wm. Kemp
Woodlawn
Rosanna Richard
Wiluington
T. P. Richard
John Nichols
Greensboro
John Long
Albert Brown
Irvin's Chapel
Ed. Welsh
W. F. Clark
Joseph Raymond
Sandtown
Notions For Nutritious Salads And Nut Recipes
Nut rich guide describes almonds cashews filberts peanuts pistachios and their best uses in salads and dishes. Includes Nut Pineapple Salad and Nut and Cheese Loaf recipes with ingredients steps and serving notes plus tips on salted nuts and preparation methods.
Market Outlook Pinpoints Stabilization After Slump
The analysis describes a bear market pattern with a late stage of balanced bullish and bearish sentiment before a new trend. Prices collapsed three months ago, rebounded, then dipped again mid December. Recent three weeks show narrow fluctuations and a standstill, with business activity not encouraging yet likely to improve in coming months. Leading stocks in favored industries may rise, while overall market could face more irregularity and relative indecision in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iere
Insurance Writers to Talk New Policy at Agency Meet
A new family income policy devised by Philip Burnet of Continental American Life will be a major topic at the annual Continental Company agency meeting at the Hotel du Pont Biltmore. Best's Insurance News lauds its simple, practical design, noting it halves the cost of providing family income and enables broader access. Ormond L. Andrew of Denton will present the policy and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Burnet
Continental American Life’ Insurance Company
Continental Company
Hotel du Pont Biltmore
Best's Insurance News
Alfred M. Best Company
New York City
Ormond L. Andrew
Denton
Otis Skinner to Star in Papa Juan at Ford's Theatre Baltimore
Otis Skinner returns to Baltimore perfo rming Papa Juan at Ford's Theatre the week of January 20 with matinees. The comedy follows the elderly Spanish gentil man and his quarrelsome clan as they unite around his birthday and his wish for a marriage that yields a great great grandchild. Skinner assembles a strong supporting cast including Hardie Albright Gerald Hammers Robert Harrison Louis La Bey Thomas Donnelly Mary Arbenz Katherine Grey Octavia Kenmore Georgia Harvey Florence McGee and Veronica Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Baltimore
Papa Juan
Ford's Theatre
Mr. Skinner
Boston
New York
Chicago
Helen
Harley Granville-Barker
Serefin
Joaquin Alvarez Quintero
London
Hardie Albright
Gerald Hammer
Robert Harrison
Louis la Bey
Thomas Donnelly
Mary Arbenz
Katherine Grey
Octavia Kenmore
Georgia Harvey
Florence McGee
Veronica Rey
Farm Bureau Officials Elect Officers for 1930
At a December meeting in Denton Caroline County Farm Bureau elected officers for 1930 John C. Fisher President Harry Nuttle Vice President Victor Dean Secretary Treasurer and named directors J B Kibler S Walter Lyden B F Griffith Oscar Nichols E H E Thieroff E L Fooks C J Kern H E Holsinger. The group reports growth in membership and expanded services including cooperative purchasing and marketing of clover seed soybeans and farm supplies. The bureau aims to broaden marketing facilities and strengthen local units for poultry dairying and canning crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Denton
John C. Fisher
Federalsburg
Harry Nuttle
Victor Dean
J. B. Kibler
Greensboro
S. Walter Lyden
B. F. Griffith
Oscar Nichols
E. H. E. Thieroff
Preston
E. L. Fooks
C. J. Kern
H. E. Holsinger
Ridgely
Farm Bureau
Caroline
Cooperative Association
Dean
Local Visitors and New Cars Reported
Henderson residents hosted relatives from Cambridge while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ernest and son Bob, visited in Rocky Mount North Carolina. Edward Coffin and Robi Dill were in Baltimore Saturday. Silver Bickling of Marcus Hook spent the weekend nearby. Chas Griffith of Wilmington visited relatives here. Norman Melvin and Henry Pippin bought new cars this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Medford
Edwin
Cambridge
Oliver Ernest
Bob
Rocky Mount
N.C
Edward Coffin
Robi. Dill
Baltimore
Silver Bickling
Marcus Hook
Chas. Griffith
Wilmington
Norman Melvin
Henry Pippin
Winter egg production in hens with proper feed and care
A poultry expert argues luck matters less than knowledge in winter laying. A balanced year round ration, including heat producing grains like corn, vitamins A and D via green foods or cod liver oil, and steady protein from mash, keeps hens laying. Water, milk, and green forage aid production, while exercise and warm drinking water reduce winter losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Henserley
Jeannot
Feeding for Winter Egg Production in Hens
Grainy grain in morning to stir hunger by evening and scatter into clean litter forces exercise and pecking for a balanced diet. Ensure crops are full at night, provide proper housing, sanitation, parasite protection, and culling as key factors in successful winter egg production.
Janet Gaynor Debuts in Sunny Side Up Musical
Janet Gaynor appears in Fox Movietone's Sunny Side Up a new type comic musical. She plays a lively Yorkville resident who rises socially as she charms wealthy Southampton society man Charles Farrell. David Butler directs the Dover Opera House showing with Seymour Felix staging dances and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gaynor
DeSylva, Brown and Henderson
Fox Movietone
Miss Gaynor
Yorksville
New York
Upper East Side
Charles Farrell
Southampton
Long Island
David Butler
Dover Opera House
Seymour Felix
Broadway
Roosevelt Quote on Labor and Strife
The law of life rests on struggle and effort. Only through labor and grim energy do we advance to better things. Theodore Roosevelt’s remark underscores resilience, courage, and persistence as engines of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
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Jan Christian Smuts
Bar Association
Journal of
Ross Farquar
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Disraeli
Christian Science Monitor
Gavyour
Willys
Bullock and
White’s
Maryland
L. M. Hodges
Boril
L. D. LeGear
V.S. Se. Louis
Onurio Veterinary College
Netionelty Lian
Dr. L. D. LeGear
Andersontown
WM. Chambers
James Temple
Thia
George H. Wilson
Anna P. Wilson
Natural
Roanoke
O. R. BR
Provident State Bank
Jas. A. Trazzare
W. A. Smith
Market St
Denton, MD
M. Tad
SIBL
Pcravir
Ate W. Towers
Queenstown
Wilmington P
Market Street
J. L. Everngan
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