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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
2
Saturday morning issue of the Denton Journal dated January 28, 1911. Howard Melvin Melvin and Johnson publishers. The page includes local notices, brief items, and advertisements typical of a small town newspaper of this era. No major events are described in the readable text.
The Philadelphia Record notes the Democratic lovefeast in Baltimore featured independent discussion of party future rather than rehearsal of a fixed program. Leaders urged a revenue tariff, with harmony and enthusiasm marking the conference and support from Harmon, Bailey, and Clark.
The Baltimore Sun reports that Baltimore's executive committee on the Jackson Day celebration approved a plan to host the next Democratic National Convention. They urge a city effort with a $100000 guarantee fund and a public meeting at City Hall led by Mayor Mahool to involve business leaders and transportation and hotel figures in raising funds and securing votes.
A parent argues for balanced use of reviews and examinations in schools. Examinations can motivate effort and aid teachers, but fear and strain harm students. With improved home study, sensible time limits, and better classroom conditions, exams should be retained as a helpful tool.
April 30 is designated Tuberculosis Day with plans to reach all thirty three million church members through discussions on prevention. Two hundred thousand churches may host meetings near April 30 with ministers presenting the issue within or around regular services.
Local market notes show egg prices easing with a slight drop from yesterday’s level. The report mentions a quota figure of 19 units, indicating limited supply affecting cost.
This lesson reviews Jehoshaphat reign 25 years starting at age 35. He is praised as pious prudent and reforming, aligns with Davidic ideals, fights Israel’s Ramah wars, strengthens defenses, and marries into the Ahab line hoping for reunification. His alliance with Ahab brings near ruin, yet his reforms steer Judah back to the Lord and he promotes missionary work to restore worship.
The Baltimore Evening Sun notes a rising push for Senator Arthur P. Gorman for Maryland governor. Keating of Cumberland and other prominent men reportedly started the drive, with news brought to Cumberland by a visitor.
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